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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, March IS, 1011J
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court If Appeals.
Adjourned from day to day.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Assignments for Narh %:
No. -. Van Sender vs. Palmer. &c Attorneys,
Poe-Tohyiner.
No rs Jsoots vs. District If Columbia ct al.
Attorneys. Gordon & GordOn-Thomas, Hamilton.
Colbert Yer<es & Hamilton.
No. 81. Whitfield Company Philadelphia. Bal
timore and Washington Railroad Company. Attor-
neys, Keane-McKenney & Fanney.
No %. Brice Curtis Attorneys, Collins &
Hemans-Cob5 & Riclsrdson.
No. Is. Byles Gaines Attorneys stadden &
HooFer-Adriaans.
No. ei3 Shepherd vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Digs & Observation-Disclosures
ton.
No no. Harms vs.. Nash. Attorneys. Lambert 4
Yeatman-Birney Woodard.
No 81. Dyer vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Robson & Calvin
Darlington.
No IS Fitch vs. District Of Columbia Attor-
neys, Lambert & Northumberland
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for Monday March %:
No. 4a Donaldson District of Columbia. At
tcrneys. Gittines Chamberlin-Thoma&
No. %. Clspes VS.. Douglas ct al Attorneys. Cur
riden & Bailey-Syme & Donaldson.
No. SIS Krimke. administrative vs. Capital
Traction Company. Attorneys, Gardiner-Pery &
Son and Dunlop.
No. 3la wcidenSaIl vs. Same Attorneys, David
No. S2I. Butler VS.. Washington Railway and Elec-
the Company. Attorneys. Webb & Forrest-Dar-
lington.
No r. Warren Reichart. Attorneys, Birney
Northumberland.
No. 81 Peoples National Bank w. winship ct
al. Attorneys. Mcneil & McSeill-Wilson &
BarkSdale
No. -. Smith w. Capital Traction Company. At
torneys Gardincr-Pery & Son and Dunlop.
No 49, McBlair District Of Columbia At
torneys Ridout-ThomaS
No. 40. Parsons District Of Columbia At
torneys RidOut-ThomaS
No. 1S Beall United States Trust Company.
Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-DouSlas. Baker &
Sheriff..
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Illegal Passage of Tax Law
Causes Comment.
MUST BE DONE OVER AGAIN

Council Will Likely Tnke Matter
Up at Meeting March Is When II
Can BE Regularly Enacted-'CIean-
up" Day for City to Be Named
Soon by Civic League.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
REPRESENTING THE COMMANDMENTS

a Florida man is q candidate Tor con-
gress on the decalogue az q platform
He wants to go 70 congress 10 repre-
sent the ten Commandments.
Best keep him out. From stand
pat view point he would be worse
than LaFoIlette and Cumrnins. He
wouldn't stand any show in the sen
ate and would be lonesome in the
house However If his platform Is
merely for campaign purposes he light
have the leading spirits {. the inter
es1s at his elbow and as his closest
advisers shortly after election. There
have been recent insta noes where pre-
convention and prediction pledges
didn't seem to count for much after
election Like as not the Florida free
thinkers would be naming clubs after
him six months after he took his seat.
If man is actually anxious to rep
resent the ten com mandments he
doesn't need to go to congress to do
it. The decalogue needs active rep
resentatives in every town village and
community He doesn't need to have
his representation printed in the Con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
FREE BOOZE PLATE"

tn" Western Newspaper Union is
|" newspapers a return card order for
Tree plate. Plate il s;ereot,pe.l matter
designed as hl!er for emergencies.
The foreman SANS off y hat ne needs.
sticks il in the folI1.. and there YOU are
The W. y =. T. however is not in
business for sis health ard when the
order card states III is understood *
|" be furnished without charge ex-
i'ressaSc prepaid ordinary -easonin.
cotcludes 1ha, somebody is paying for
II This particular page is devoted 70
articles on The Evils of Prohibition"
] 'INici: Whisky rhrives When D-y
Laws Are Passed. joints and Blind
Tigers in Every Comfy ard Toan'
"here So looms have been ousted Takes
Three Toddies a Day and Hale az los
ears. etc etc. Now what interests
would you suppose are 50 generous q
70 pax the W y. 2 L for making
When you see this sort OF stuff in
YOUR aewspap per Ii is likely that The
news aper has fallen 10 the wies o.
the free plate" and SOLD its independ-
ence for a mess of saloon propa gan3a
plate. AS plate is on the Enarke. for
q so per page this is 4 small! price for
what The new spa per has traded for the
eNpressa ge paid free pate don't you
think. and at.ou- the che pest fashion
in which the saloons and dis,illers can
poison the public mind with n1iss.ate-
naento When they can get saloon ad-
vertising al the rate Of $3.50 per page.
25 cents a column the system Is good
from the standpoint of The liquor in
te-ests. Isn't it,
The W. y. P. L. is furnishing this
plate as a business proposition. There
may he some argument as TO whether
il might not be IN better business but
there IS none as 20 the newspaper
which gives the stuff circulation be
cause it costs nothing and is express
age paid.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
Motto. Of Incorporation.


Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersiKned have associated themselves
together as q corporation for pecuniafy
profit under the Jaws Of the state Of
Iowa
The name of the corporation il the
La Plant Tool Company and Its prin-
cipal place Of business Is at Marshall
town, Iowa.
The general nature OF the business
OF the corporation IL the manufacture,
sale and distribution OF tools, imple-
ments and machinery Of an kinds and
classes. It Is also authorised and EN-
powered to buy. sell. hold. transfer and
cucumber both real and personal prop
erty
The capital stock OF the corporation
il SIS, 900 divided into shares OF 500
each and all stock - fully paid and
non-assessable when issued.
The corporation commenced business
upon the approval Of its articles by the
secretary Of state on the 18th day OF
July, 1911, and will continue for twenty
years thereafter unless sooner dissolved
and It may be renewed as provided by
law.
The affairs Of the corporation will
be conducted by the following officers
viz: President vice president. secre-
tary, treasurer and . board OF directors,
composed OF the incumbents 08 the
above named Offices and three addi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
Motto. Of lncorporation.

To Whom 1t May Concern
Notice IS hereby given that the IN
dersisned have associated themselves
together under and By virtue OF chap
ter one, title nine. OF the code % Iowa.
and the laws an7-ndarory thereto, as a
corporation and have adopted articles
OF incorporation which provide fol-
COWS. ,o-wit:
l) The name o. such corporation is
the Marsnalltown Cooperative Indus
trial Society and It's principal place Of
transacung business i MarshallrowI-,
Iowa
e, The general nature of the bust
ness to be transacted by such corpora
ton is 70 buy and sell real estate, gro
ceries, dry goods, meats, vegeta oles,
flour, fuel, food products. wall paper,
jewelry. paints. drugs, cigars. tobacco,
clothing, gents turnis hlngs, and DO a
general merchandising business and
such other business Is the board ot d.
rectors OF the society may from TIM
TO time choose TO do.
CD The amount o. the ca pita, stock
authorized is $4,000 OF which 5000
Is participating preferred stock
and $4,000 non transferable common
stock, and each share Of stock IS So,
in each case to De paid for as issued.
$4,000 by the issuance of common
stock alone IN that amount or vote Of
a majority Of the stockholders at any
annual meeting or any special meeting
properly called for that purpose. Pro-
Nded further that not TO exceed
twenty shares Of common stock shall
be sold or owned by one person.
CD The said corporation shall COM
mence business as soon as the certih-
cate Of incorporation is issued by the
secretary Of state and continue TWEEN
: ty GOD years with the right oS renewal.
10 That the affairs o. such cor
{ poration are TO be conducted by pres
ident, vice president, secretary and
treasurer. and two trustees, who shall
constitute the board OF directors. The
office OF secretary and treasurer SHAH
be held by one and the same person and
all officers shall hold their Office until
their successors are elected and quail
fled OF they shall be removed. and all
such officers shall De members in good
standing OF a local labor order. The
annual meeting for the election Of sucn
officers shall be held on the third Tues
day N January II each year, at which
election each person holding common
stock shall be entitled TO but one vote
and any stockholder can appoint any
other stockholders as his proxy 10 vote
for him in his place and stead At such
meetings but no s-ockholde- can De
proxy for 10 exceed four stockholders;
and until the T=yt annual meeting 0.
the stockholders. y. W. Martin is
president. Joe Mohr vice president,
Dorr l. Lamb secretary and treasurer,
and Glenn Clark and ]. a. Mckee trus-
tees.
90 That the highest amount Of in
debtedness 20 which said corporation
shall At any time subject itself snail
not exceed two thirds (2-3) of the capt.
tai stock common and preterred) paid
in.
% That private property Of the
members OF such corporation shall be
exempt from the debts OF said corpora
ton.
y. W MARTIN.
JOE MOHR,
DORR L. LAMB,
GLEN CLARK,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
Man That scorns a Raby.

The man that scorns baby as sonle-
ming not worth while
All, watch hon seldom love lights w
his face wii!s Sdnhright smile.
The man that scorns a baby. look GU,
Tor him; some day
He'l. take a lizzie crooked fling and go
q crooked way.
His hearts not just quite finished and
somehow in it, stead
There seems 20 he cohbles:ore or
e!se lump OF lead.
The man thar scorns a baby and ~mirks
and turns up nose
When passing 10y 4 neishbor who loves
his like q rose.
Watch out for him good neop,e, for
soon or la:e he'll reach
a reef or rock somewhere upon a rough
and stormy beach:
Il may be he dor, mean ii. but Scorn
ika that is bad
a little chil6 tina Nils -he
world with being glad,
Tn man tia, seo-ns baby and says
he mas no time
For nuisances ike ;ha- =, all he's
PORTED s:raish 20 crime.
Ion nina. OUT keep on owing. @iiu
feeling proud and grand
Because Of those God gives You: 20
en- take you by the hand
And walk with you. and race YOU. and
maxi you laugh ne while
To see their 7vn Swee- blooming in the
beauty Of 4 smile.
The man :ha, Scorn= aehy. nat won.
have ore around.
An. some day ne may listen II all sad
ness for sound
As sweet as baby laughter, and instead
Of that may hear
The devi,'S own song ringing iron ela-
tons on his ear.
While below him. roaring ready. glow
the furnace fires OF night
To blister his dark spirit Til it turns
again 70 Hgll-.
baltimore Sun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
ONE THlNe AT A TINE.

Ny Hanecy is pursuing jury tactics
before 50 dignifed a body as q sena-
.orial legislative committee The re-
ports sound very much ike q Keen
crir?ina! lawyers defense of client
before twelve good men and true who
are 70 ne Shown -hat somebody use
had done something almost or quite as
bad az that charged agains. the de-
feEdan, Thus the Chicago Tribune is
accused q lodging taxes and put on
,-a. in his YOU too" business
So far as showing revengesul ani-nus
on the par. Of the Tribune or as bear
ing upon the credibi!i;y Of the witness
facts ought 20 be brought on, If they
investigation by body az least tech
rica.y the most dignihed and import
ant in The lard and ore which may be
assumed 20 pc investigating him and
his election jUdiciaIly and with sincere
effort 10 get az the vital facts. The
vial fact upon which the entire results
Of the investiga zion should hinge is
whether Loriner's election was brought
about by fraud Or purchase or any
unlawful means. L isn't a question OF
FAX lodging by the Chicago Tribune Or
-he Podunk Observer /; is the Lor-
inner election.
L The Tribune has been guilty Of
false returns 10 assessors " If Illegal
acts the pace - Investigate .he Tri-
oune is before tbs. grand jury and sub
sequent trial before q court and final
punishment. It's lerelictions, Il it is
guilty, should not be brought up a. a
counter i-ritant 10 Lo-imer's. The san
ate il would seem, i sufficiently cap
able 10 make inquiry as an Investigate
ing body without sitting as 4 petit jury.
Stick 70 Loriner and M Lorimer
election Conscience knows the inquiry
has dragged along as criminal case
might drag up and down the Iowa
courts Get thru With Lorimer Then,
if Mr. Hanecy can prove it and the
statute Of limitations doesn', bar prose-
cu,ion get after the Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27

gressional Record in order to repre-
sent tho commandments. Most any
man who is truly anxious about the
decalogue can do better Job rep
resenting them in his business, in his
home life and on the street than he
could in the legislative branch of ma
3onal government. In the first place
ne has a better chance and more time
ct home. Secondly they wouldn't let
him do I, in Washington. Washington
is in the same moral latitude and longi-
tude as east of SueZ where the best
is like the worst. where there ains no
ten commandments and man can
raise a thirst
Representing the commandments is
40 SNAP. A lot Of people stand on
that platform and vote differently Il
i difficult process to represent tbs
genesis OF the moral laY Aoout the
best anybody does i Ia try hard Ii
the Florida man is in earnest he should
practice a. home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
COMFORTING WORDS.
MANY . MarshaiItssn Household Will
Find Them So,

Mrs ]. B. Cornelius, 500 North Sixth
street. Marshalltown, Iowa, says:
SFfom childhood l suffered from kid
ney trouble and as I grew older. my
lcondition became worse. I suffered in
itensoly from backache and bearing
down pains thru my loins. I was also
annoyed by kidney weakness. Moth
ing helped me until got Doan's Kid
ney Pills at the Mcbride & VIII Drug
Eompany. Since taking them, ] have
toeen in much better health and my
hack and kidneys have caused me but
little trouble. I am glad that l learned
OF Doan's Kidney Pills" <Statement
Eiven Feb r., 1907
A SECOND STATEMENT
On Feb. 2S, 1910, Mrs. Cornelius
said: 'T still recommend Doan Kid
.ney Pills whenever have the oppor-
stunity. MY experience with this remedy
has convinced me that it can be de-
pended upon"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. F'oster-Milburn Company, Buff
falo. y. Y. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name - Doan's-and
take no other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
TEMPLE OF ECONOMY

tional directors.
Tho officers Of che curporaslon sAall
be elected at tAs annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the oorporAtion; which
m Getting shall be held on the arst Moa.
day of August Of each year, each share
Of stock issued shall be entitled to one
cote ana Z majority OF STOCK voting
shall rule
Until their SUCCESSORS are elected ana
qualified the following Jsrsons shall
constitute the ofncors OF tho cofpora.
ton. viz:
President. G. W. IAPlAnt.
Vice president J. c. wIlliamA
Secretary. E. L. Williams.
Treasurer. J. J. Mc0uire.
Directors In edition 20 the above. p.
c. Jones. c. n. Jones, A. Higyfn.
Tho highest amount OF Indebtedness
to which the corporation shall At any
time subject itself shah not exceed two
thirds Of its paid Up capital stock.
The private property Of the stock.
holders ~ the corporation shall b ex.
empt from corporate debtS.
Done at Marshalhown. Iowa, thia
18th day Of July, 1911.
G. W. LA PLANT,
f. L. WILLIAMS.
A. aIo0IN,
J. C. w1LL1AMA
-. INQUIRE
G.. n. JONES,
r. c. JONES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
Probate Notice.

Office OF the clerk of the district
court.
State OF Iowa. Marshall county S..
District Court August term A D. 1911.
To Whom It May Concern:
You and each OF you are hereby noti-
ned to appear at the court house in
Marshalltown, Iowa, in said county, at
10 o'clock a. m, on the S0th day Of
August 1911 to attend the proof Of and
probating an instrument in writing
p1rporting to be the last will and tes-
lament Of Mike Dunn, late OF Marshall
county, Iowa, deceased, at which time
and place you Will appear and show
cause, If any, why said will should no.
be admitted to probate.
In testimony whereof, I have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal of the district court, this 18th day
Of July, A. D. 1911.
F. n. Haradon, clerk Of the distric;
court
BY 8. H. Reilly, deputy clerk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27

sral bad days. possibly Angus will
seem summary like and decent by
comparison.
Tremendous whea, !:e,ds this year
are explained when the methods used
are known. First and foremost, they
are found on rich. we'll titled soil on
which wheat has not heretofore been
raised for several years. Usually they
follow soon after the ground has ben
covered. Good seed is used and the
whea, IS drilled Instead Of being
Sowed. TIE drilling largely prevents
winter killing and is also material
ne!p in resisting the influence @: dry
weather The drilled wheat also
avoids rust hy allowing better aeria
ton. Wheat X exhausrine TO The soil.
especially :n is mineral properties II
should only b. grown in crop rota-
lion which utilizes the soil for what
production al proper intervals.
The o-ganiza ton Of the steel .rzlEt
was not philanthropic it was for the
purpose os charging what ting traffic
would bear.
In the fi1lal analysis II i not ques-
ion Of who receives Cumn2ins letters
or who receives epistles. or who prints
kilograms without receiving theul-it
< tie truth upon which these things
are based that count Likewise ii is
not 50 much a question Of VINO has
"a Eo'1i,>,re~ j.
the truth or talsity OF the record viii.
that gentleman made. The old He
brew teacher. Gama!iel. insisted that
what was true would stand and Wla;
was false would fall Of its own accord.
TAa! philosophy was true then and II
IS true now The gist of the Cunlmins
epistle is that he is willing 10 abide
by the record. Others will be obliged
20 do the same.
Mr. Bryan made his presidential list
SO large tina. membership therein
seased 10 be valua BILE even for adver-
Using purposes To make privileges
valuable, they should be more ex-
elusive.
In spite OF its reputation, the sugar
trust continues TO thrive. With most
men. when their reputation is gone
their business goes with It. This re-
veals another advantage of monopoly.
England loves peace and is willing
to arbirate, but II Germany thinks
che can put one over on the lion
Kaiser Wilhelm has another guess
coming.
The Des Moines Tribune wants to
know what progressive papers are go
ing to do with Congressman Hubbard.
They are going to comm end him as a
gentleman and q scholar and continue
to support him for congress. Some
Of them will commend his vote for rec
tprocity. some viii not. but all will
commend his conscientious conduct
But in thus commencing Hubbard, they
Do not consider it necessary to lam
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
Asking Mr.. Weber.
Editor Tines Republican.

MarshalltoWn, Iowa
Dear Sir
Win you please allow me space In
which co ask Mr.. F. J. Weber. chief
officer of the Wisconsin state labor
federation a fea questions. he having
made statements that cali for eKplana :
ton. and which you published in your
issue of July 90. Mr.. Weber shows By
his speech that he is totally uninforn :
ed as 70 the boy scout organization.
but il ne should knox better than he
talks I would like 10 get pointer or
TWO am in no way connected with
the boy scouts. but have considered II
a movement worthy the hearty sup
por. o. every good citizen. and would
be glad 20 be put right Il NJ, Weber
has inside Information on the matter
Ny questions are:
First-Py what line of reasoning
does he conclude that the Boy Scouts
are the allies OF capitalism"
SecoTad-How is semi-military
training conducive TO the evil OF stain
ing the soil with innocent blood?
Third-N-hst part If the Boy Scout
law is indicative Of desire to make
1nurderers Of our boys7
Fourth-Where does he get the au-
:hority for saying that the Boy Scouts
are to receive a salary or other recon-
pense for their work"
Fifth-IS the teaching Of LOYALTY 70
God and his country a menace to the
welfare Of labor or the nation?
Six;h-1g A pledge to do a kind art
ever day. and to act uprigh1ly in all
their dealings with others. q menace
to labor and the nation?
Seventh-Is the physical i'm prove
ment OF the body. such as teaching
nov 20 care for it. how 10 walk
straight. how to prevent unsightly
curvature Of the spine and 70 put elias
ticity into the Young and growing
limbs q menace 10 either labor or the
nation
Fighth-Is the formation OF higher
OF our BOYS going to prove menace
To labor the nation. or any other good
thing
Sintn-Wi'l The formation Of regular
habits in the way of doing the COM
mon and necessary things become a
menace to labor or the nation?
Tenth-Which class or part Of the
"privi,@ged interests" has the Boy
Scouts been asked or pledged to sup
port in violation Of law or morality
Il capitalism means the support Of
all our national institutions, the eleva-
ton Of the mora! standards Of life. the
practice OF the Golden Rule. and the
realization Of the fact that every citi-
zen is more or less responsible for the
integrity Of the whole nation then
God speed capitalism. and ma. CO:
boys learn to keep their pledge fnvio-
late all their lives. for these are the
things they are pledged to az Scouts
II privileged interests mean the doing
Of kind and helpful act every day. a
desire to earnestly support the consti-
tuition of our country. the suppression
OF lawbreaking by every legitimate
means. and the fostering Of a spirit OF
generosity in the youth Of our nation
then let us hasten TO extend so good a
privileged interest until the whole land
is full Of 1t. and encourage our boys
! to be true to the blessed lessons that
produce such results.
George Cumming.
Rolfe. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27

bast Cummins who seems to have been
equally sincere and conscientious in
contending for what he conceived to
be the square deal
In considering the case Of the retail
grocer. do not forget to recall that he
must somewhere get pay for going sew
enteen blocks to deliver fifteen cent
packages ordered ten minutes before
II with special exhortation TO get
them there for the MONDAY meal We
are demanding much in the way o.
service and We must somewhere along
the line pay the price
Good sleep and plenty OF it, is the
recommendation OF health authorities.
No mention is made OF church pews
as being unsuitable places in which
to make additions to the somnoient
hours re commended
Johnson in London. Well. that is
something he failed to do 4; Reno.
Just as well get some comfort out
of the thought that our soil neede
baking anyway
There is some doubt expressed as ID
whether Senator Bailey Will he able :,
come ha X.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

some of the senators say Ihey do
not care If they never adjourn. The,
nave evidently reached the don't give
darn for popularity stage" infers
the Cedar Rapids Gazette
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27

The Rockwell Phonogrsph has no
sympathy for the man w1c pats in
most OF his time during d ccoI spe.!
wondering how soon i, will be uAcoin :
fortahly hot again"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27

The Niutcn Eagle concludes there is
no question but reciprocity viii be the
i've question in the rex, preliminary
republican campaign