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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
INJUNCTION STOPS FENCE.
G. w. LaPlant Ordered by Court to
Desist in Work.

Desist in Work.
The building of fence on the line
between the G. w. LaPlant and M. D..
Simonds properties, on East State, near
Third avenue, was stopped at about
noon today by a temporary injunction,
issued by Judge j. NJ. Parker, on the
application of Simonds' attorney. The
application alleges that LaPlant is
building tight board fence, which is
to be six or eight feet high on the line,
(which is very close to the new house
being built on the east side Of the
Simonds property. It was claimed that
the fence would shut the light out of
the house and work an injury to the
property. On the showing made and
upon posting a s1GG bond the temper
airy injunction sought was issued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18

Morse for vagrancy, was discharged by
Justice Willard this morning.
James Clarity, Of Columbus. o., and J.
w. Cook, of Oelwein. arrested for
vagrancy by Constable Reed, were sent
to jail for two days by Justice Peek
this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
In the Police Court.

b. A. Peters, of near Dillon, and Pat
rick Lane, arrested by the police foI
being drunk, were arraigned before
Justice Willard this morning. Peters
made arrangements to pay a fine OF
So and costs and Lane was discharged
W. O'Brien, arrested by Constable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
Licensed to Wed,

Leo I. Harris, farmer, agad 81, Of
Highmore, S. D., and Fanny I. Malloy.
aged 49,, of this city.
Fred G. Moore, electrician. aged 80,
and nellie Crandall. aged 81, both of
Oskaloosa.
Harry B. Stoddart, hotel proprietor,
aged 26, and, nellie E. Roadhouse, aged
%, both Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
Parker overruIed Similar Motion.

A similar motion for a change Of
venue, because OF alleged prejudice on
the part Of Judge Parker, was fled by
the saloon attorneys as the first move in
the Friedrich, Clifford and Schultz &
Wetzstein cases, almost a year ago.
These motions were all overruled by
Judge Parker. While the allegation
was not made at that time that Judge
Parker had signed the revocation petit
ton il was alleged that he had attend
ed the Sunday revival meetings, and
had expressed himself as opposed 10
the saloon and that because Of the
widespread excitement caused by the
revival against the saloon that an i'm
partial trial could not be had.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
CONSTITUTION NOT ADOPTED.
Visiting Nurse Association to Hold Az
other Adjourned MEETING Next Week

visiting nurse Association to Hold An
other Adjourned Meeting Next Week.
An adjourned meeting Of the Visit
ing Nurse Association, fairly well at
tended. was held at the public library
auditorium Tuesday evening. The pres
ident, Mrs. F. L. Meeker, presided, and
a proposed constitution and bylaws
were read. but no action was taken.
The adoption of a constitution and by
laws will probably take place at an
other adjourned meeting, to be held
next Tuesday evening at the same
place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
AMMo.lMcsMENra.
Coroner.

Coroner.
To the republican voters OF Marshall
county: 1 will be candidate for cor
oner before the republican primaries in
June.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18

~
-Ai4esllls lila0 because 'uose D. -"
Parker signed the petition of revoca-
ton, and that he was prejudiced and
had therein, disonalifad himself from
'e-'i rs 'ite 'iie a '0i ~ ''''-
Zund@ ct al, this morning, hled ana
argued a motion for a change of Venue
"a rndga Bradshay This motion was
a.s, s
tue o'eii'i-s my - 't4e
1t gained one day delay. Judge
Parker said he would rule on the mo-
tion at q O'Clock Thursday morning.
,.,. Ia :, ,o,,,o;,,e
'u"S
that ne would take a little 1lme 10 con-
slider the motion. that il was because
or its ir,norrarcA as clearly a test case
$50, - .;aar.-io,
liit'- iie o7s-t 81 s--''e
Delay because OF importance.
This case" said Judge Parker,
Seems TO be brought as a test case.
II view of This motion it makes it much
more important that. whatever ruling
is made, will stand in the supreme
court. In view Of its importance /
want TO look up and see on what
grounds this application is based.
Nothing would be gained by a ruling
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18

Court Adjourns For Term.
Judge j. M. Parker adjourned the
March term of court Tuesday after
noon, after granting divorce to Mrs.
Addie NJ. Brown from Oliver L. Brown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
INJURIES Fatal
70 JOE WALSH
FORMER MARsHALLToWN MAN
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT At
DAVENPORT.
UNLOADING WATER
PIPE; HIT ON HEAD

Skull is Fractured, and Death Comes
Few Hours Later-Ec-.ner Empioye
of Glucose Works Here and Son.in-
Law of John Zundt-Had Lived in
Davenport For Past Eight Years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
ASK YOUR GROCER

If ceresota Flour viii Not Give Per-
feet Satisfaction.
Ceresota flour is manufactured ex-
pressly for the household. Every sack
guaranteed TO make beautiful white
and nourisfing bread. Ask your grocer
for a trial sack
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
NEW LINE OF CURTAIN

Draperies at Benedict E. 6rintnaII, 49,
IS West Main Street.
Look in our east window at the new
line of curtain draperies, just the thing
for windows and double doors. Do not
fail to see the line.
BENEDICT & BRTNTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18
WANT BRADSHAW 70
HEAR ZUNDI Case
SALOON ATTORNEYS ALLEGE
PARKER PREJuDlcED IN MO.
TON FOR CHANGE OF VENUE.
BASE MOTION ON PARKER
SIGNING REVOCATION

Claiming That BY So Doing He Dis
qualified Himself From Hearing Case
involving Application For Temporary
njunction-Judse to Rule on Motion
Thursday Morning at 9 O'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-18

The Mcclure Meetings.
Interest in the meetings, which
Engineer c. w. Mcclure is holding in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
THE REvEwBsBEE ARIZONA MORNING. 1910

to instruct the people as to the proper course to pursue is purely Roose- veltian.
 Mir. Roosevelt has stated that he will not discuss our politics either on the way home or after his arrival here. We believe that he will hold to this determination and do not look for any outburst such as would gladden. the hearts of Pinchot. Glavis. Gar sasld. ct als.. but this resolve evidently does not extend to the politics of other nations through which he may pass and if he is no more fortunate in his choice of subjects in other plpaces than he has been fin Egypt, the high opinion which has been formed ol the man abroad may take a tumble before he sights Sandy Hook
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through trials and triamphs. he has been the beacon light casting his efful- gent rays along the s!nuous pathway of legislation, illuminatings its dark and devious passages with the scin- tilating brilliancy of his intellect, and making bright with the splendor of his personality the sombre chamber wherein to smile is held to be a mis- demeanor and to applaud is regarded as only little less wicked than to commit treason. For more than century the United States senate in some way quite difficult to compre- bend, managed to meet and exist without ever having heard of the Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge. much less to be honored by his membership. Per haps it was only waitirg for Lodse, the chroniclers do not say. but now 
 that it has him. it will. of course, be 10th to part with him. For nearly two decades he has sat at the right hand of Aidrich and has been his chief lieutenant, his spokesman. when the time came fo~ oratorical seliverenoe
 But now there are strange rumors. rumblings and reports coming from the old commonwealth. News that Plymouth Rock was being pounded into dust could not be more astonish- ing. alarming or distressing. Some where. in more classic language than this. the thought is expressed that the growler shall go to the groggery once too often. The cradle of pollti- cal liberty has become the hotbed of political libertines and the Hon Henry Cabot Lodge, so it is said is Shame. that anyone should seek to snatch from him the toga which he has worn with such dignity and be coming grace. but perhaps. there's a reason.-Frank B. Lord in Norman E. Mack's National Monthly for April
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

During his long service in con gress Hon. Marcus A. Smith ranked as one Of the ablest men who ever represented a territory in that body. He was recognized because of his distinguished ability as an orator the country over. In his many speeches advocating the rights of Arizonans to enjoy self-goyernment he attracted the attention and laud- atory comments of the metropolitan press of the country. When the iniquitous joint-statehood measure was forced through the house he made a speech to the members of that body that was teelgraphed to all the papers in the land. In that speech Mir. smith got under the rhinoeerous hide of Joe Cannon so l effectively as to bring the old czar ] 10 the floor where he attempted to justify the action of his party Mark Smith on that occasion paid his respects to Tawney in a way that stripped the false mask from his face and left him defenseless as the traitor who had betrayed i Arizona. The presence of such a man as Mark Smith in congress has been one of the causes which has brought to Arizona the respect and good opinion of the nation. and yet this man is made the object oi the maIisnity and hatred of every tin-whistle republican editor in Ari zano.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
WHEN LODGE IS
 sHORN OF HIS TocA.

Some day. in the fullness of time and the progress Of events. by the hand of Providence which moves in a mysterious way. or by the hand of the Nasspchusetts voter, which has seemed to be suffering from paralysis and let us pray that rather it may be by the latter method-we shall witness that distressing and painful hour when the honorable Henry Ca bot Lodge shall be torn and separated from the bosom of the United States senate. Then, and not till then. shall we Of the younger generation. see, even if we are unable to understand, how that august body shall conduct and deport itself without the presence of the senior senator from She old Bay state to maintain it's dignity and up hold it's traditions.
 The Hon Henry Cabot Lodge is something more than mere senator. He Is orator. scholar and literateur. For seventeen years-some fat and some 1ean-through war and peace
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Is no doubt asking. Not at an.

is no doubt asking. Not at all.
 Uncle Joe" personally misuses the power vested in him as speaker to block and ehloroform proposed leg islation desired by the people. and to promote the passage of measures de- handed by the campaign-contributing special interests.
 It Is the speakers duty to appoint all committees save the committee on rules It is a notorious fact that Speaker Cannon has packed every im- portant committee of the house with men who have the same convictions on particular legislation that must of necessity come before them that he has. In this way the speaker wlelds an enormous rover. because he can block or hurry the passage of any legislation he desires.
 All but nine of the two hundred and eighteen republicans in the house voted against the resolution to unseat Uncle Joe" The milk in the cocoa nut. therefore. is that Cannonism and the present republican party are syn onymcus,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

In the senate the other day in- quiry was made about what had become of the promised printed re- port on the statehood bill. The inquiry brought a statement from Hale that Senator Beyeridge had taken the report with him to h. diana where he intended to correct and revise it before turning it over to the public printer It may be expected that Beveridge will delay the consideration of the statehood bill to the last possible moment in the hope that thereby it's passage may be prevented without the neces- sity of republicans actually voting against it.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

If the senate statehood bin pass es without amendre ent the Republi- cans viii have a s.ring on the al mission of Arizona and New Mexico which they can pull after the cleo ton results are known next fall. They will use the provision winch requires the approval of the consti. tuition by the president and con gross as a club to force the pea pie of the territories to vote the Re publican ticket and failing in this they will pick a flaw in the consti- tution and leave poor Arizona and New Mexico to continue in the territorial wilderness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

The news agency that could furnish a correct report of the interview which is to occur between Col. Roose- welt and Clifford Pinchot would land a scoop worth while and which would make every republican insurgent in the country stand on his hind legs to get
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

It is possible that Roosevelt has intimated to President Taft that the only way to win success for his policies is to stand straight up and fight for them. The announcement that Taft and his cabinet are to take the stump and aggressively fight administration enemies may pave come from tip from the ab- sent rough rider.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
cANNoNIsM DEFINED FOR A REPUBLICAN READER.

Editor Star:-I would be pleased if you would define the word Cannoaism for me. It is ar expression that is constantly appearing in the newspa- pers. but I note that To one goes so far as to attempt to show by cold facts that Cannonism is a bad thing for the country. Please define Cannonism for us.-A REPUBLICAN, READER.
 Cannonism means government by the special interests. If special inter estsr Is too vague. we will put it in another way for it is far from our desire to wish 10 handle the subject of Cannonism vaguely. Cannonism means government too much dictated by the steel trust, the sugar trust, the har- vester trust, the lumber trust. the combination of New England cotton manufacturers. Standard Oil. the rail roads and the RockefeIler-M Morgan Wall street banks.
 Cannonism means that when the in terests of the common people and the interests of such corporations as those indicated. comes into conflict. the spe- cial interests get the legislation they want and the common people get that which they do not want. (See Payne Aldrich law for concrete illustraion.)
 Boiled down. the term Cannonism means legislation shaped and framed less in accordance with the needs and desires of the American people. and more in accordance with the needs and desires of those big interests which donate liberally to campaign funds or control state political ma chimes. National needs. under Can nonism, are entirely secondary to par ty needs.
 Anything to build up the party Is the cry of the Canuonites. It is typi- cal of the Cannon type Of politicians to regard federal positions as the le- gitimate prey of the party triumphant on election day Work" he ejacu- lates, after he gets his job in Washing ton. T worked to get here. You don't expect me to work now that am here. Progressive legislation, under Canaonism is a myth, only fit for use in stump campaign speeches; but party solidarity-why that is something practical, a reality. as 1t were.
 But where does Uncle Joe" come in. is asked. Uncle Joe" is merely a part of a great machine. Fire is concentrated on him because his DO sition as speaker of the house keeps him in the spotlight more than it does the other Caznons. Yet he is little more to blame for the work of the complete machine than any one of those 155 members who to every practical end placed their approval on Cannonism when they voted against the Burleson resolution which would have deprived Cannon of the spsakership. Cannonism does not refer to one man: it refers to system or policy which would be as bad un- der any other name.
 "Then you retract the charges that have been made against the speak CT personality" the republican reader
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

The copper output in Arizona for the month of March shows a con siderable increase over the month of April and when the figures are all in it will probably be found that the production last month was the largest ever recorded for a single month in the history of the terri tory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

There is q new Richmond in the field of the big popularity contest being conducted by the Kelly papers. Miss Throm. one of the most popular young ladies of Clifton. has entered the contest with declared intention of winning the Buick automobile. All the contestants are friends Of the Kel. ly papers. and we wish that all might win in the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

When the city elections are held in Arizona next month there will be further evidence of the fact that Republicans are not to be found with the victorious this year Tho Democratic hosts of Douglas arc surely getting ready to record their verdict on Republican deceit. hy- pocrisy and false promises. whoop. Sabe?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

The people os Cochise county must not overlook the urgent ne cessity for moving the county seat away from Tombstone to a point where it will be more accessible to the great mass Of the population. A new county seat removal law win be required to accomplish this pub lie necessity and to bring this nev law to the statute look should b. the first effort. After that then we can decide on the new location for the seat of county government.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09
END OF REPUBLICAN
 PARTY DRAWS NEAR.

PARTY DRAWS NEAR.
 The democratic party was never in a better condition that at the present time for winning Ia fall campaign. Though the congressional elections will not occur until next November every indication points to a victory for that party. perhaps ~1nequaled in the past. The republican party has been in power So long and has served the special interests so long that it's boldness has become unbearable all over the country It is not in one state where the republican party is being pillor.ed by public opinion, be- cause of it's contempt for the rights of 6lse people. but it is in every state from the lakes to the gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
 The national election was won by the republicans in 1908 on the prom ise that there would be an immediate revision of the tarin in response to the universal demand of the people. Only for that promise the republican, would have been buried under an av- slanche of votes at the last election. The tariff revision law passed by the special session of congress last year was a farce: it was dictated by the protected interests of the country as well as other republican tariff meas ures have been; instead Of lowering the cost of living it has increased the burdens of the people.
 The present attempt of many repub- licans to lay on the blame for the sins of the republican party on Aid rich and Cannon will not avail in all laying the wrath of the voters next fall Aldrich and Cannon are nothing more than representatives of the re publican party and that party must stand sponsor for their loyalty to the trusts and special interests.
 In the state of Indiana last weel a republican convention dared not en dorse the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill but they went long way in that di rection when they declared for a pro tective tariff. Adherence to the prin ciple by the republican party that fl is right to take from the consumer of the country and give to the man ufacturer is what has built up the trusts and monopolies of the country This protection accounts for the high living of today and until the protected monopolies of the country are brought to book there will be no relief for the homes of the country.
 The democratic party for years has stood for the principle Of tarin foi revenue only and pointed to the pro tective policy promoted and upheld by the republican party. The Ameri can people have at last awakened to 2 realization that the longer the repub lican party is trusted the worse theil condition will become and it may be sad with confidence that they have determined 10 have no more Aldrich ism. cannonism and ether isms up held by the republican party.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

Governor Harmon, of Ohio. is looming up as the democratic pres idential candidate in 1912. If he can win the Ohio governorship again this fall his candidacy for president will be a certainty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

Whatever happens this year will not alter the fact that in the past Douglas has pulled off some of the greatest Fourth of July celebrations ;n the history of the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-09

The Southern Pacific has been granted an extension of time on the concession for the railroad south of Nacozari. IL extends the time for completing and operating the first 20 kilometers for one year and ex- tends the time for completion of the line to Tonichi to 1914. All work was suspended on this line several months ago That would not indi- cate any hurry on the part of the Southern Pacific to reach Douglas.