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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06
OAKFIELO AND BRAyTON

Mrs. II. Nj. Bartlett has been ON the
sick list for several days.
Frank Freeman was transacting bust
ness in Atlantic Wednesday,
Dick Powers and Percy Freeman are
at Wiota doing a job of lathing
( s. p. Daugaard had business calling
him to kimballton Wednesday
! George Bendixen of Omaha visited
friends here n couple of days last week
Gladys Chamberlen went to Audubon
Saturday and spent the day at the Walk
Crees Home.
| KEGS Hallock and j. G. Hartman were
in Audubon Monday calling on their
many friends.
| Vivian Bartlett passed the latter part
of last week at Audubon, the guest of
Clara Leonard.
Doctor Fred Ciphur is again with his
sister, Mrs. Frank Jenkins, after several
days in Chicago.
Charles Gault and Clyde Dlmick of
Extra attended the dance IN Brayton on
New Years night
Kathleen Freeman has been visiting
at the James Barhan home on Trouble
some for several days.
Bonnie Woodward, of Atlantic was
calling on her cousins at the George
Freeman home Friday
Ed Lewis and family came home from
| Audubon Monday where they had been
4 Wis lntf mi
Mrs. Blom. her daughter, Mrs. Hans
Dryer and husband, visited last week at
the Chris Rasmussen home in Atlantic.
Asa and Milton Horton purchased the
old Horton Hotel in Audubon of their
brother, V. +. Horton. first of the week.
Chris Mark left Monday for home ut
Sulphur Springs Texas, after Il visit
with his brother Station Agent Charles
Marks
Lettie Smith returned Saturday after
two weeks with her mother at Harlan
and took up her duties IL the Oakfield
Academy Monday.
The Woodmen Installation and dance
which were to have been given ON last
Tuesday were postponed for u week on
account of the storm
Mrs. Ernest Clark who had been here
visiting her parents, Frank Chase and
wife, went to Walnut Friday TO call on
relatives and from there home TO Mead,
| Nebraska
George Arnold and wife have been
entertaining his sister and brother.
Loretta and Carl Arnold. of Lake Park
They left for home yesterday because of
the illness of their mother.
Frank Heath and family. Mrs Croy
and daughter, Verna Croy, from Extra
were visiting here Saturday. The former
with his brother, L. G. Heath. and the
latter at the G. l.. Bison home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06
Public sale

Public sale on the streets of Audu-
bon Saturday, Jan s, at 200 p. M.
sharp. One good mare years old:
good mare IL years old; brown gelding
years old weight 1900; one black
maze years old weight l2C0; one 6
mOnths old colt; one second hand feed
grinder good as new; 25 or 30 cans of
fruit; one saddle, new; good set single
harness; wsg ms, harrovs cultiva-
tors, carriage, house hold furniture
too numerous TO mention. Terms
announced day of sale.
COL. NJ. s. KNESS.
Col. Nj. S. Kness, Auct.
j. M. Rentiie, Clerk.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06
PREPARING A PETITION
For Presentation to the Railroad
Commissioners Asking Better
Service

Last week petition signed by about
all the bushes men of Brayton and Elk
ira was sent mp to Audubon asking the
railroad commissioners for better SER
vice on the Branch. Said petition is
being signed by the business men of
Audubon this week and when it is com
pleted we understand the committee will
go to Des Moines and present the matter
to that honorable body, hoping to get
its assistance in securing more frequent
and regular passenger service.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06
SOME CAMERON CApERS

Rosa and Anna Deist went to Geneseo
Illinois to visit relatives.
Joe Johnston and wife spent Sunday
visiting at the VIM Neitzel home.
Mrs. Minnie Passmore Of Guthrie
Center is the mother of twin babies,
Willie Johnston and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Bert Johnston and
wife.
julius Huess called DR.. Rosenbladt to
prescribe for their infant babe Friday
night
Martha Dreher was visitor from
Friday until Sunday at the VIM, Neitzel
home
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06

Do not have your underwear hung
out ON the line TO be frozen and cracked
hut have it washed and Steam Dried at
the City Laundry.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06

Good horses for market Good farm
mares for sale ut all times. r. O. NIX
LAsoN, Audubon. Iowa
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06

The claim OF A. Kaufman for $l2 for
expense in recovering stolen horses was
rejected.
On motion minutes were read and an
proved and Board adjourned sine die.
Ed b. COUSINS. NJ. n EsBECK
Auditor. chairman
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06

I'm motion board ADJOURNED to meet
again at one O'Clock p. IN.
One O'Clock p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion contract with Standard
Bridge Company for steel bridges and
foundations was extended TO December
-, 1910.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
J Shingledecker, culvert pipe sl26 90
Standard Bridge Company,
bridges and repairs --- 1000 90
j 5 Dennis, ice for court house 20
Hermansen & Hansen, carpenter
work - 9 35
II B Wilson, grand jury bailiff : 90
w M Crees, board and washing
for prisoners 16 40
w NJ Crees, telephoning 49, 4 %
w Nj Crees. postage .-- 2 80
Green Bay Lumber Company,
bridge lumber A 80
w FL Searls, boar for county home IL 90
E. f Smith, Threshing at county
home . 90
ii j MantZ, criminal expense - II "A
III j Afantz. commission ON fines 3 so
ii J Mantz, office supplies - IS
I'll } MantZ. postage - 80
Ed b Cousins, freight and express 90
Ed b Cousins, postage go $3.50 90
Ed b Cousins, Office expense $3.50 go
DIR p Soc. disinfecting - : 80
DIR + James, disinfecting 80. 10 90
Ella NJ Stearns. livery visiting
schools 25 so
NJ n Esbeck, session work 1890 8 90
M n Esbeck, committee work - 81 90
NJ n Esbeck, mileage ----- is 80
+ ID Searls, session work 3 90
+ ID Searls. committee work 81 90
T - Searls, mileage 10
Ct Nj Ross, session work - 8 90
q Nj Ross. committee work - Is 90
q NJ Ross. mileage 80 .. 3 80
The claim of A. Kaufman for $l2 for
aSs 4
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06

No More Electric Light
Until we can get more coal there will
be no light after tonight.
T.. j FREEMAN.
The Gem Theater uses its own lights
and will keep going
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07

Women are inclined to fall into a
mistaken idea that any pain about the
hips or in the small of the back is
female weakness" and must be en-
dured as a trouble peculiar to the sex
Such patience is noble, but too often
unnecessary and unwise.
Kidney weakness, in man or woman,
will cause backache, sharp twinges
when STOPPING or lifting, bearing-down
pains, fits of "blues," nervousness, diz-
" spells, headaches, urinary disorders
and swelling of the ankles or limbs
This is the point: Do not worry over
supposed female weakness until you
are very sure it is not kidney disease
that is causing your troubles The
nature of a woman's life and work
makes her fall an easy victim of
kidney sickness. The bending and
STOPPING of housework, the tight
clothing worn, the strain of childbirth
and worry of rearing children, the in
door life, colds, fevers and constipa-
ton, all wear and weaken the kidneys
Backache, or any such irregularity
as the too frequent desire to urinate,
painful or scaldiug passages or sedi-
ment in the urine is good cause TO
judge that you have weak kidneys.
Then begin using Doan's Kidney
Pills, which have brought new life and
strength to thousands of women. II
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
big STICK TEXT
AT PRESS DINNER
Sporting Editor Sits on ROOse-
veIt's Right at Literary
Feed in London
Former President Emphasizes
the Importance Of Speak
ing Softly

LONDON, June The Institute of
Journalists gave supper tonight in
the historic stationers' hall to the
American correspondents accompanying
former President Roosevelt. Three
hundred Of the most prominent literary
men including the editors of many of
tla London papers. We're present
Harry Lawson Webster Lawson. edi-
tor Of the Daily Telegraph, presided
with Roosevelt at his right and Ambas-
ssidor Reid at his left. George Laval
Chesterton. the sporting writer, sat
next 10 Roosevelt. who in his speech
took the big stick" for Ills text. He
explained the original utterance and
emphasized the Importance OF speaking
softly rather than carrying the big
stick
Roosevelt said that he wastimpressed
with the need Of newspapers speaking
softly regarding the affairs Of other
nations Dwelling on the improved
AnglO-Anlerican relations, he said that
they had improved exactly ih7 a ratio
with the United States growth in
strength and Importance AS a nation
became strong and self-confnent, the
likelihood Of its getting into quarrels
with other nations decrea sed.
Edward T Cook who formerly was
editor OF the Westminster Gazette and
later OF the Daily News. gave a toast
10 the Americans. which was responded
10 by ellison Gardner.
Former President Roosevelt and
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt
were entertained at luncheon today by
King George and Queen MaryRat Marl-
borough house.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
ROAD TO BE BUILT
TO DONNER LAKE
Placer County Wants Highway
to Run From Roseyille Over
Mountains to Tahoe
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

AUBURN, June 6.-Placer county
proposes to build a road from the Sac
ramento county line below Rosevil1e
through the various railroad towns to
Emigrant Gap and thence over the
Sierra to Donner lake and on to Lake
Tahoe.
The proposed road would traverse
one of the most picturesque sections
or the state and would prove a great
tning for automobile owners, as 1t
would give route from Sacramento
and valley points through the pretty
sections of the Sierra to Lake Tahoe.
There is state highway from Sac
ramento through FL Dorado county
TO the lake, and this, proposed high
way would make it possible to go one
way and come back the other.
"A section of the road 80 miles, long,
from Donner lake to Emigrant Gap,
is under construction, and it is pro-
posed to extend the work on to
Tahoe. The road from Roseville to
Emigrant Gap will be improved.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
HOUSTON WILL CASE
ORDERED TRANSFERRED
Proceedings to Be Held in So
lanO County Court
Especial Dispatch TO The Cdlll

VALLEJO, June 6.-One more round
In the long legal battle which has been
going on for several years over the
estates of John Huston and his wife,
Mrs. Nancy Huston, has been fought.
and resulted in a victory for the
daughter, Mrs. Murray, who has been
eontesting her fathers will for some
time.
Huston was for years a farmer. liv-
ing in Jamison canyon, near Napa
junction. After his death Mrs. MUIR
ray hled a contest afTe' succeeded in
breaking her parents will. Then fol-
lowed considerable litigation over ap-
pointing a guardian for the mother,
Mrs Nancy Huston. Mrs. Huston died
in December. and under the terms of
her will the late Rev. Theodore Burn
ham and Philip Stefan of this city
were named as executors, and filed a
petition for the probate of the will in
Santa Clara county, the testator having
died in San Jose.
This petition was contested by At
torneys Theodore A. Bell of San Fran
cisco and Frank r. Devlin of this city,
representing the daughter, on the
ground that Mrs. Huston was really a
resident. of this county at the time
of her death, and that all of the prop
erty is situated in this county.
The Santa Clara superior court or
dered the case transferred to the su-
perior court of Solano county for pro-
bate proceedings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
WEALTHY ATTORNEY is
HELD FOR ASSAULT
Richard Halle Gives Bail and
Brother Is Thrashed
SD DispaLch o ~ CalLl

VALLEJO. June 6.-After a preIim-
mary examination in the court of
Justice Reeves at SuisUn Saturday.
Richard Halle, attorney and wealthy
property owner OF that town. was held
10 answer before the superior court on
a charge OF assault with a deadly
weapon.
Halle was charged with having about
2 week previously taken a shot at a
SuisUn bOOtblack who earlier in the
evening had been "jollying" Halle be-
cause Town Trustee Charles Z. May
field, with whom he had had trouble
over a store rented from Halle. had
outwitted the landlord
The accused mans bond was fixed at
$1,000, which he quickly furnished
Another exciting incident in connec-
tion with the trouble between Richard
Halle and Town Trustee Mayfeld oc-
CURED at SuisUn Friday. when the lat
ter severely thrashed Reeves Halle. a
brother Of Richard Halle
According 10 the stories of eyewit-
nesses, Reeves Halle swore at May
Held, who was walking on the opposite
side Of the street last Thursday. but the
merchant and town official paid no
attention TO the insults. The next
night Halle met Mayfield and Insisted
on talking to him. He persisted until
Mayfeld finally knocked him down
about half a dozen times.
Halle was refused a warrant for the
arrest Of Mayfield and has since left
town.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
TOWN OF TRACY MAY
INCORPORATE SHORTLY
Attorney Petitions Supervisors
to Call Election
So Diseoteh % The CoIll

STOCKTON. June 6.-Attorney F. o.
Housken filed a petition today with
The board Of supervisors praying that
west side town to vote on the question
Of Incorporating.
The petition contained II signatures
-ettested 10 by three well known Tracy
citizens. 1t is planned to incorporate
the town into city Of the sixth class.
similar TO Lodi
The estimated population of Tracy is
1000 The board ordered the petition
1led and appointed Ellen Delameter
census enumeratOr at 81 a day The
date for the election will be set at
the meeting OF the board June 1S
County Horticultural Commissioner
William Gardiner made his report for
the last month. He says Inspector Cos
tello found the orchards and vineyards
IN the northern division Of the county
IN good condition. the green aphis hav-
ing disappeared.
Inspector Welty's report from the
southern district was not so encourag-
ing, some Of the orchards being affect
ed with sour asp. This does not prevail
10 any extent in the vineya rds
The eastern division is in good con-
ditiOn. Commissioner Garden fotind
some apricOts with shot hole fungi. The
green aphis, however have succumbed
10 the raids of the ladybugs secured
from the state insectary. The prune.
plum. cherry and apricot crops are re-
ported light, while the peach crop will
be large and the fruit of good quality.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
FARMERS WIN FIGHT =
AGAINST ROADHOUSE
Supervisors Deny Petition for
Saloon License
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, June 6.-The supervisors
today denied the application OF Harry
Rhodes, proprietor of the Five Mile
house, on the. lower Sacramento road,
for a saloon license.
This action puts the Five Mile saloon
out of business. The roadhouse has
been in operation for years. Farmers
of that, section recently circulated a
protest against renewing the license.
Attorney j. NJ. Kile represented the
protestants and Attorney r. L. Boards
lee the saloon keeper. As there were
SO signatures ON the protestants' pc
tition and 43 on the saloonman's, Super
visor Martin Ansbro voted in favor of
the license
Licenses were granted to the follow
ing:
Emil FimbeI. Eintracht park saloon; c. Fish
bacher. Cherokee lane roadhouse; o. Y. Wood
ward. WoodWRrd's island: George W. Humphrey,
Oasis saloon. French camp road; James l. Cody,
Belotts: A Swsnti. Homestead saloon; s. VII
iaron. French camp road saloon; Bias Capitanich.
Copperopolis road saloon; c. W. Goodwin and
Bennett & Goodwin, Tracy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
WANTS TO KNOW
WHO WROTE SPEECH
Introduces Resolution to Learn
if WickerSham Did 1t

WASHINGTON. June 6.-Representa-
tive Rainey of Illinois introduced in the
house today a resolution designed to
ascertain whether or not Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham prepared a speech
printed in the Congressional Record of
June as that Of Representative Nc
Kinlay of California
The speech referred to consisted of
a series Of replies to charges made by
Rainey against Wickersham in relation
TO his alleged services as attorney for
the so called sugar trust"
Rainey's resolution would direct the
attorney general to send the informa-
ton TO the house. Its introduction fol-
lowed spirited tilt between Rainey
and McKinlay in the house last Satur-
day, during which the latter indig-
naptlv denied the formers charge that
the attorney general had prepared the
speech ia question.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
STOCKTON PROFESSOR
GOES TO BERKELEY
Cooper of History Department
Leaves the Slough City
Especial Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, June 6.-Prof w. j.
Cooper of the history department of
the Stockton high school, has resigned
to accept a position as head of the his
tory department of the Berkeley gram
mar and high school system. His resig
nation goes into effect with the close
of the term this week.
Professor Cooper will have charge of
the history department in the Berke-
ley system, which includes the seventh
and eighth grades of the grammar
schools and the four classes of the
high school While he had good po-
sition here, he was made better offer
with what appears to him greater op-
portunities to advance.
Stockton will regret to lose Cooper,
as he has been quite active in public
affairs and has taken an interest in
promotion matters. He was also an
advocate of charter under the COM
mission plan of government, and has
had his history classes discuss the sub
ject in all its phases
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Monday, June 6, 1910:
BAKLER-MARTY-Con Bakler o9 md
Lena L. Marty. g. both of 955 Page St
BALDwIN---GEARY-w f. Baldwin DC
wood City,.
BiALE--ESPo SPoSTo--Giovanni Bale. 81. 233
road ave. ~
CARTER-MILLER-Dil Carter % and
Cora Miller, %. both Of 151 Third St
-BURKE-Patrick F. Conlon. 81. Los
Angeles, and Mae NJ. Burke. % $40 Turk st
L-wHITEHEAD-Charl +. correll.
land. N N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Driver IT.
2e3 Jersey ST. ~
RANkE9TIMM-He aa,SlaI II n Hermann FRANKIE %. i52A
Clinton Park, and Johanna Timm, 90 1904
Freelon st.
GRANT-BARR0N-De Soto H. Grant a. Aio
desto. and Cora Barron, A. Eau Claire
HEuBLEIN-POTTER- -Waldemar H. Hepb,ein
Al. 1913 Third ST.. and Cora B. Potter. 40, 1874
Howard st.
HEFFERNAN,,M t,l lIICHELLr.John J. Hefernan.
20, aud Helen Z. Mitchell, Is, both of Val
lejo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
SAN FRANCISCO PROOF.

Mrs G. Schwabe. 210 Chattanooga
Sla san francisco, Cal, says: Since
PUBLICLY Endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills
over Two years ago 1 have recommend
ed tnem to number OF people who
nave questioned me about their merits.
Aoout ten years ago I was troubled by
my PACK and kidneys and any exertion
increased my suffering There was
persistent ache across my loins and
oIten | was Obliged to lie down. The
pam IN my back often became so acute
mat could not speak and my heart
was also affected. distressing kid
ney weakness was in evidence and
whenever | caught cold I suffered more
al the Swan Drug Co.. brought prompt
ana enective results and proved to be
pc JUST the medicine I required. 1 am
derived from this remedy that I shall
De a strong indorser of Il alWays,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
YOUTH FASTS TO
CURE DYSPEPSIA
After Second Day Lester H.
Hunter Declares He Was
Not Hungry
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

REDDING, June 6.-Lester H Hunter,
aged %. broke a fast of 13 days yester-
day by drinking a wineglassful of
buttermflk. He followed today with a
little more liquor and will increase the
food supply now until he gets back to
normal
Hunter tried the fast cure for dys-
pepsia. He says he was not hungry
after the second day and could have
gone longer.
He lost II pounds in the 13 days. He
says he can not tell whether he has
been cured until after he has regained
normal weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
CURRY CONFIDENCE
GROWS WITH TRIP
Candidate for Governor Claims
Everything in Sight in
Northern Counties
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, June s.-Charles F.
curry has returned from northern
California, where he spent the last
week or SO boosting his campaign for
governor.
Wniie away he toured siskiyou,
trinity, Shasta. Butte, Tehama, Sutter
and Yuba counties and is more than
pieased with the prospects.
VIII get more votes than all the
rest put together in every one of the
countles | visited. Anderson will not
get votes enough to wad a gun. john
son Is making noisy, vicious cam
palgn which will not count for any
tnlng when it comes to election day.
MAX kuhl, Johnson's state organizer.
SAID would get only one vote i'm
oisson. will get them ALL The dem
ocrats are for me as well as republi-
cans. Johnson will not get enough
IN that. town to count. He has few
IN Reddfng, but not many"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
BRIDGE AND CULvERT
CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED
M. b. White & Co. and F. H.
Martin Successful Bidders
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SIOCkTON, June 6.-The board OF
supervisors awarded contracts this
morning for the proposed steel bridge
over Walker slough and the concrete
culverts to be installed along the Mari
posa road.
The bids follow:
walker slough bridge-San Fran
cisco bridge company, sS,s63: Cotton
brothers. sS,776.S0; Clark & Henery
construction company, ss,ss9; NJ b.
White & Co., s7,22s.21; Western bridge
and construction company, sS,697: F. H.
Martin. s8,S50.
Concrete culverts-F. H. Martin. s16.-
s2O; M. B. White, $1S.S57:20: ". ].
OBrien, $1S,670; F. E. Mcintyre, s17.-
Ss0.06. = =
members of the highway commission
were In attendance when the bids were
opened, and the board referred the mat
ter to them to report back The com
mission decided to let the contracts to
the lowest bidders. namely, NJ. B. White
q GO: for the bridge and f. H. Martin
Tor the concrete culverts, and the su-
pervisors acted accordingly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Notable Deaths

HIRAM GoDDARD--La Crosse. Wis. June a.
Hiram Goddard. wealthy lumbernan, AGED
of three months.
MINOR MERRIWEATHER-St. Louis. June 6
ths minor r,tv MeTgrweathsT ag who was receiver of
construction period following the Civil war
died here tonight at the age OF 81 years.
WILLIAM p. wHIPPLE-Des Moines. Ia. June
State Senator William P whippIe, father
or the Iowa state educational board of CON
troi, died this afternoon at his home in vim
ton after an illness of many months He was
JUDGE J. C. RoYLE-salt Lake CTR r-t.b
June 6--Judge Jonathan c. RoyIe, one of ttr
most widely known jurists Of the west and an
authority on mining law, died ut his home
was 50 years old He left a widow aud four
children. two Of whom. Edwin Milton Royle.
live In New York 'is'
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07

is your duty to self and family not to
neglect nor overlook the first symp-
tom.
Don't wait for a serious case of
diabetes, dropsy, Bright's disease or
gravel to develop.
Doan's Kidney Pills is a simple
vegetable remedy, yet very quick in
Its healing and strengthening action
on the kidneys. 1t contains nothing of
narcotic, poisonous nor habit-forn-
ing nature, and can be taken by any
man, woman or child, of even the
most delicate state of health
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
HERO FATALLY HURT
BY RUNAWAY TEAM
Physician Tries to Stop Horses
but Is Run Down

FRESNO. June 6.-Dr Elias Ensher.
a retired physician living in Madison
avenue, five miles west of this city,
was fatally injured this morning while
attempting to stop a runaway team
drawing a load of hay
Ensher, who is 65 years of age,
rushed into the. center of the road and
grasped the bride of one of the horses.
He was Knocked down and the two
wheels of the heavy wagon passed
over his body and crushed him.
Two physicians were summoned, but
the man died within a short time. He
is survived by widow and eight chill
dren, all residents of this city