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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
COUNTY ATTORNEY or hAWjL.
TON WANTS TO KNOW WHY
oursloGR Durrs INTO GAME.
svooEsTo He TAKE CHARGE
o. OFFICE FOR A TIME
Who 10 Paying For Pisres's Circulation
Of Thrsats, and Why? Among the
ousstions Asksd by Attorney Hen.
dsrson, Of Wshstsr city-hint TO
Mind Own Business.
special to Times- Republican.

Special to Times. Republican.
Webster City, Feb. 2.-County At
torney o. ]. Henderson. OF this city. has
replied to the open letter Of Frank g..
Pierce. Of Marshalltown. secretary Of
the League Of Municipalities, to the
county attorneys Of Iowa. practically
telling him to mind his own business.
Mr.. Henderson thinks that II Mr.. Pierce
knows more about how the county at
torney's office in Hamilton county
should be conducted than does Mr..
Henderson. himself. he should come
here. try running it for time and
demonstrate his superior knowledge OF
the legal requirements Of the office.
Mr.. Pierce's open letter calls the at
tention Of county attorneys to the Iowa
laws on taxation, to the fact that prop
erty must be assessed at It's actual
value, that the party assessed must do
so under oath and that equalization
boards see to 1t that assessments are
made in accordance with actual valu-
atoms. Mr. Pierce also calls the atten-
ton of county attorneys to the fact that
they can be removed from office for
failure to do their duty. He calls upon
them to write letters to all assessors
laying their duties before them and
insisting upon their performance.
MANY people in your county are guilty
OF this crime of perjury says Mr..
Pierce's letter. Every farmer who
swears his land Is worth only $40 or
$50 an acre, when he knows it is worth
at least 800, Is guilty Of perjury under
the law. Every citizen who signs an
affidavit that he has no moneys and
credits and afterwards the tax ferret
discovers credits belonging to him and
the person pays taxes on such credits,
is guilty Of perjury under the law"
Remember that you have no dis
erection in the matter, you must either
enforce the law or you can be removed
from Office"
What 10 Pieres's Object.
County Attorney Henderson Is Won
dering about Mr.. Pierce's interest in
this matter: why has he prepared a
letter to every county attorney In the
state; who paid for it; why: and what
Is back Of 1t ALL These are questions
Mr.. Henderson has been pondering.
Like all other county attorneys, how
Of his office without outside interior
ence. Assessors in Hamilton county
are all expected to do their duty, but
they will get no special Instructions
from the county attorney on the matter.
Instructions. both written and verbal,
have already been given them by
County Auditor Peterson and the board
OF supervisors.
The letter Of Mr.. Pierce. however.
has caused considerable discussion
among Hamilton county officials.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
ponmrLLv TRIAL DRAWS.
Andeows Murder Case at vinton Of
Greatest Interest Since Nevak's.

Greatest lntoreot Since Novaks.
Special to Times Republican.
Vinton, Feb. 2.-The trial OF John
Donnelly, prominent and well-to do
stock buyer from Van Horne. for the
murder OF Charles Andrews. an en-
ploye in one OF the grain elevators
there. early last summer. began in the
district court here Wednesday. While
a large part OF the day was spent In
securing a jury, the state had time 70
place three OF It's witnesses on the
stand. The story OF the affair as told
by two Of the eye witnesses called
was as follows:
That Donnelly and Andrews became
involved in dispute In the Milwaukee
station which led to their both getting
excited: that Andrews attempted to
kick Donnelly. and Immediately follow
ing said attempt Donnelly grabbed up
stake from baggage truck lying on
the floor and struck Andrews. and as
the latter was sinking to the floor
struck him again on the left side Of
the head. causing him to fall to the
floor unconscious. which injury. it is
claimed by the state. resulted in An
drews' death some time later
Never in the history Of the new court
house has the large court room been
filled to overlooking as 1t was during
the opening and progress OF this trial,
and never since the famous trial OF
Novak for murder has there been such
q crowd of spectators. The doors were
thrown open and the Railways were
filled with the standing: throng
Donnelly's attorney. in his opening
statement to the jury. stated that he
expected to prove that Andrews had
threatened and prosecuted Donnelly for
a period OF two years prior to the
trouble until the defendant was obliged
to result to force in self defense
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
N11>h1111DI11110

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this t4ospG Ter Afu94ale his 1eQe1.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
A Healthful Old AGE for Women

The turn of life is the critical period in woans
existence. Owing to modern methods Of living not one
woman in thousand approaches this perfectly natural
symptoms.
Those dreadful hot flashes and the faint feeling that
follows. sometimes with chis extreme nervousness and
dependency symptoms of this condition.
Those hot flashes just many calls from nature for
help. Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound was
prepared to meet the needs of womans system at this
trying period of her life.
If this period is safely passed through the prospect viii
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Here isProof that Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound may be relied upon at this period:
Alton Station, Ky.-"I want other suffering women
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has done for me. For months I suffered from female
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
FRONTIER GUARD SURVIVORS.

Movement to Pension Those Who VOL
untssrsd After Spirit Lake Massacre.
Special to Times-Republican.
Webster City, Feb 2.-Senator D. c.
Chase, Of this city, within few days
will introduce bill in the state senate
to provide state pensions for the mem
bers Of the Iowa Frontier Guard. Mem
bers Of this guard served during the
winter Of 1858 and 80 around Spirit
Lake against the Indians. Mr.. Chase's
bill will ask that these veterans or
their widows be allowed a pension of
$35 month.
The Spirit Lake massacre occurred
in 1857 ana at that time body Of
state troops was raised. They served
for time and were discharged. An
other outbreak seemed imminent the
year following, when the Frontier
Guards were mustered in. It IL possible
that Mr.. Chase's bill may be amended to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
iowa at W..hinaton.

Washington. Feb. 2.-Rural carriers
were appointed as follows: F'redericks-
burg. Herbert A. Bishop: substitute
Ida NJ. Bishop; Griswold. John E.
Patch.
Pensions were granted to 1owans as
follows: Jonas Andrews. SIS: Melissa
C. Chase. 312: Charles Croker. SIS:
Lorenzo d. Dallison, Sc: James G. Goss
SIS: Ellen Quincy, S12: Charles w
Kepler. SIS: Joseph Leggett. SIS: Mary
r. Potts. $12: Thomas s. Serry $12:
John Sellers. $l5: Austin Thayer, $15;
William Thomas. SIS.
The treasury department has selected
as site for federal building at
Charles City the land at the easterly
corner OF Main and Ferguson streets.
which Is 132x132 feet Tho vender is
the estate OF J. w. Smith. and the pur-
chase price IL $500.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
DIR. ROYALF. FRENCH
Gys, IAN, NOSE AND THROAT
oPBolALloT,
:, oojoo neuseo - q, I 60 ..
ovoe agsOet6e Z wire prvs oters.

4 prebate Nstjes.
: of0ce 81 the elefk OF the district
court, STATE o. Iowa, Aarshall county,
District court January term. A. D.
1911,
70 whem Il may concern:
You end each Of you arc hereby noti-
0od to sDneAs at the courthouse In Mar
shadows, Js~a, In said county. at
o'clock 4. "A, On tbs 18th day Of Feb
Sne.y, 1911, to attsnd the proof Of and
DeonetiaS An instrument in writing
0uepo5tsag % b TIE last WIN and tssta-
snsat % jpAa A. Pss1aaaa, late o. Mar
shG0 oeenty, Iowa, aAeSas~d, ~ which
s4s.4 anA eias4 yeu viii appear ana
1aeW easea, = asy, Why sAid WIN snouid
ut ~ aAalltt1a 70 DTetate.
- tooClO0oy Whe1eek have hereto
Sooo1sDo1 ~ Haise ARA A1Axs4 the
- lEHe al6tE9e4 ceRsk l1ls 18th day
= Gey, Is q. 1911. i
: ~ ! 11sissss ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
DooNE HoRricvLrvRisr DENIES
THAT Duos HAVE DEEM
INJURED.
DISPUTES STORIES SENT OUT
FROM SOUTHWEST IOWA
A. e. Frampten Says Prespsets Are
Driahtor Than Usual For Bumper
Crop, Cherries Being Only Fruit In.
jursd, and Only SIiehtiy-euds One
Month Late.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone, Feb. "A E. Frampton, the
well known expert on crops and fruit,
brands the story emanatinG from Coun-
Gil Bluffs few days ago concerning
the dark outlook for fruit this year IS
being very much uncalled for Just now
and entirely out Of place. The report
published said that the prospects this
season were darker than for years for
fruit and these men predicted that there
would be practically no fruit at all. He
cites the warm fall as the cause. show.
ing how the buds have come forth and
then killed.
Mr.. Frampton contradiets,
Mr.. Frampton says there is no cause
for alarm and that the prospects now
are brighter than for years at this
time of the year He states thas the
condition Of small fruit in general Is
very good. not only in Boone county.
but in ., neighboring communities
Plums and apples are likewise in splcn-
did condition, but some damage has
been done to the cherry trees. This.
however, will not amount to a grca:
deal, says Mr. Frampton. He says that
the warm weather last fall had nc ef-
feet whatever on the fruit buds. The
dry weather prevented a development
and when the colder weather set in
there were really no buds to be af-
fected
Buds Are Late.
After looking over his orchards and
others in this vicinity. Mr.. Frampton
says that the buds are one month be-
hind what they were year ago and
the prospects are very bright for record
Gre ps OF fruit this season. Being be-
hind one month he figures. will give the
frosts ample time to get in their play
without injnring the fruits
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
eaekael,s, Rhsu,n.ti..n, sIsep!es.ness

eaekaehs, rheumatism, slsspIsssnsss
Result from disordered kidneys
Foley Kidney Pills have helped others.
they will help you. Mrs. ]. B. Miller.
Syracuse. N. Y, says. For long time
suffered with kidney trouble, and
rheumatism. 1 had severe backaches
and felt all played out. After taking
two bottles Of Foley Kidney Pills my
backache is gone and where I used to
lie awake with rheumatic pains now
sleep in comfort. Foley Kidney Pills
did wonderful things for me-" Try
them now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02

include the msa who went 70 tho rescue
q spas1t Lake settlers In 1857. - wen
- those who went In 1857. But two
Of the Frontier Guard SUR
vive In thls city. They are Thomas
Bonebright and II. C.. Hillock.
The widow Of J. N. Lyon also sur
wives and resides north OF the city. It
Is believed that not over dozen Of
these men survive. all told. With those
who went In 1857 perhaps there are q
score.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
CREAMERY PAYS DIVIDEND.
Cooperative Concern At Gearing is
0RoaoAPoua.

prosperous.
Special to mes-Republican.
Nevada, Feb. AT the annual meet
ing of the Gearing Cooperative Cream
cry Company dividend Of 10 per cent
was declared. During the past year a
new churn and other expensive i'm
provements have been added and the
condition of the company is in most
satisfactory shape according to the re-
ports Of the various officers. At the
election of officers for the coming year
the following were elected: j. w.
Deal. president; A. H. Ruxton. vice
president: c. p. Bean. secretary: T. J.
Pollock, treasurer, and A. p. Eddy, r.
M BANTER. Etna F. Moore. Elmer e.
Sparrow and George Wohlheter, direc-
tors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
Big DEMAND FOR ICE.
Large Shipments From Clear Lake to
Southern Iowa Points.

SpecfsM to Tfmes-RepubIlcan.
Clear Lake. Feb. 2.-Owins to the
unusual warm weather In the central
part Of the state orders are coming in
thick and fast for ice from this lake
and big crew is now at work rushing
the orders. One OF the largest orders
comes from the Chicago & Northwest
ern at Council Bluffs and fifty carloads
will go out by tonight to fill that order
The ice is about eighteen inches thick
and clear as crystal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
Buds Are Late.
Story Pioneer os.d.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Feb 2.-The funeral OF Mrs
Nels England, one Of the pioneers Of
the county. 4"whose death occurred at
the home Of. the family in Roland, will
be held from Bergen church in that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
TIE Important
Problem

ceafronting anyone IN nssd a . Lara,
tive 10 not question q . single 20.
tion only. but Of permanently bsns.
aeial effects. which win follow proper
s1orts to live IN Q healthful way, With
tie assistance Of Syrup Of Figs aad
Elixir Of SIENNA, whenever It 10 -.
CURED, % Il cleanses tho system
gently YET promptly. without irritation
and will therefore always have the
preference Of oil who wish the best At
family laxatives.
The combination has the approval
Of physicians because it is known to
be truly beneficial. and because It has
given satisfaction to the millions Of
well.informed families who have used
It for many years past
To get It's beneficial effects. always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02
IOWA EDDnUARY lsl1

city Friday at $40. Rev. q. 0medal
officiating. Tho deceased was about
% years Of age. native OF Norway.
ana had lived In this county for many
years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-02

A new, scientific medical toilet tablet
which
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AND 3OR9N8oo,
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The evening world., 1911-05-19
Fat Reducing Ideas Are
Proven Natures Best

Fat Is food turned into the wrong kind Of
material for the body. Instead Of the blood
taking M the food we cat and giving 1t TO the
body in the form OF good. hard. sound flesh, nerve
and bFne, fat Is thrown into the tissues and IA
packed around the organs and beneath the skin.
This at last toSs down all the vital forces OF
the system and destroys not only manly health
and COMBINES. but likewise results in death.
The sure way and the best way is to take a Ma:
mola tablet after each meal. You may then "a,
what you will. and when yon will, and the stom-
ach and digestive organs will turn the meal into
the very kind Of nounshment you most need. Fat
Is stopped at once and the fat You have IL re-
moved in a way that nature herself suggests. at
the rate Of from II TO 10 ounces per day. and
there are no fabby rolls OF skin and deep
wrinkles left to remind you OF the days when
you were fat. Every druggist sells these tablets.
which are made after the famous Marmola Pre-
s~criptioo. They are harmless. but thousands
prove that they do reduce fat Just as We say they
do. II you can't buy them from your druggist
or you do prefer send IS cts. the price Of a
case. to The Marlola Co.. i4 Farmer Bldg.
Detroit. Mich. and they will send zane to you
by return mail In a sealed ami unmarried package.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
.cRAGEN BLAMES
CLERK MNALly|N
QUEENS GRAFT CASE
Had to Make Good $500 for
Lax Bookkeeping, He
Swears on Trial.

Judge James Cragen OF Queens. took
the stand IN his own defense to-day
In Long Island City at his trial for
appropriation OF funds. The prosecu-
ton objected to some OF the testimony
offered by the defendant. but Justice
Kapper ruled 1t was all admissible.
Judge cragen explained how he came
10 have charge of the contingent fund
for the purchase of stamps In Bor-
, ough President Gresssr's Office In 1905
and 1903.
II never raised any vouchers" de-
clared the defendant. and never au-
thorized the raising of vouchers. As
a matter OF fact the methods OF my
clerk. McNally. cost me nearly $500
OF my own money which l had 10 make
good.
THE vouchers came 20 me from the
Borough President. ! deposited them
and gave MoNally authority 10 dras
against them. At tho end OF 1908. on
checking up. ! found I was $500 short In
my accounts. Mentally a. been keep
ing the postage stamp accounts on slips
good the deficit.
~ bought McNaily a book to keel
his postage stamp accounts In. At the
end of 1903, my last year In Borough
President Gresser's office, ! found my
self $50 short because OF McNally't
bookkeeping. and had TO max up tina
amount.
The first time I ever saw the vouch
ters that had been raised from ST. 10 81
was when they were shown to mo b,
Commissioner OF Accounts Fosdick."
The evening world., 1911-05-19
Believes Husband Has Detec-
tives Watching FIer and Seeks
Death in Boarding House.
WRITES LETTER TO SON.
Found While Still Conscious
and Is Taken Hysterical
to Hospital.

Hysterica1 and erfef-st1cken, MRS.
Mary Ammo Hoiiender hes IN J. Hood
Wright Hospital. recovering from her
attempt at suicide last night in her
room in the apartment OF Miss Annie
Quinn on the sixth floor Of the Miami
apartments, at No. $40 West One Hun
dred and Twenty-first street. She had
tried to end her life because Of her
belief that she was being constantly
Swallowed by private detectives em-
ployed by her husband. from whom
she has been separated for three years.
The woman. who Is about forty years
old. but who looks much younger. took
a room with Miss Quinn Wednesday.
Most of Miss Quinn's rooms are rented
to Barnard College girls and MISS Quinn
carefully considers ali prospective ten
ants. She vas especially pleased with
Mrs. Hoiiender's evident culture and re-
Hnement and too her IN without ques-
tion.
She noticed particularly that the
woman seemed to be worried about
something and before many hours had
story of her troubles.
Eiuding sieushs, She Said.
ct have been obliged to keep con-
stantly moving" she said. because
my husband has detectives watching
me, md their persistence in following
The evening world., 1911-05-19
WALL STREET

The stock market this morning opened
lower for the first time since the cur
rent rise developed. following the SUI
preme Courts decision last Monday In
the Standard OIL case. An irregular
condition in tho London Exchange com
bined with heavy profit taking here
caused the highly speculative features
20 start about i-2 a point below their
closing yesterday. Tho reaction was
short-lived. however. for a great dis
play OF strength In the copper group
started buying OF other stocks toward
tho end of the FIRST hour. Amaiganat-
ed Copper picked UP its upward trend
OF yesterday and rose for a further
gain OF l point. Other coppers were
sym~patheticalfy strong. Rcauing wal
another prominent issue. raising ovel
100.
Trading continued strong and active
A moderate reaction developed ~ the
beginning OF the fnal our. Large Offer
ings by professional traders worked
fractional losses In leading shares. whil'
a few s~pecillists dropped over one point
Substantial buying orders were me
on the decline, which caused a rathel
spirited rally In the last half hour.
The list presented a mixed appearance
at the finish with gains predominating.
BUSINESS was brisk throughout III,
day.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
GIBSON GIRL LOSES.
No Damages fer SYnJuries to He,
shtns ana Nervous system"

Miss Margaret Frey of No. 99s Am
sterdam avenue. Manhattan. the
former model for Charles Dana Glib
son. whose damage suit 70: $4,000
against the Brooklyn Union Elevated
Radirpad Company has heen on trial IN
the Brooklyn Supreme Court for two
days. lost her case to-day when the jury
brought In a verdict for the defendant
company.
Miss Frey sued for 'inJuries to her
shlns and her nervous system" She
claimed that she had missed her foot
ing while attempting to board an ele-
waited train at Flatbush n Atlantic
n on April 80, 1903. n stepped
into an open space between the plat
form and the train. contended
that she had been Ill for Ax weeks as
a result OF injuries then received, and
that since hat time she has been I'M
able to exercise her calling a. . model
because OF her inability to stand for
any length OF time.
The evening world., 1911-05-19
W0RSTbL0C
SHAKEN AGAIN BY
DYNAMITE BOMB
Twenty-four Families SIAM
pede From Explosion at No.
338 East Eleventh Street.
NO A HAND THREAT
Police Seek Evidence of Feud
Against Owners of
Tenement.
NO BLACK HAND THREAT


i"e s're,ch OF hieven'h 'ree' DC
tWesn FIRST n SECOND avenues is the
worst block IN New York. Police Head
quarters people say. IN the last few
years II has been the theatre for sew
erai murders of assion. one o. two
deliberate assasslnations. . couple Of
kldnappings, more thar half . dozen
dynamiungs and a number of cutting.
shooting and clubbing ARRAYS which
did not result mortally.
DweIiers In the block have grown so
used to Black Hand fireworks displays
that II takes something out Of the or
binary in the line OF midnight lars and
before-da Wight shake-ups TO stir them
FROM, thar von,ed calm. Thus n be-
,eu ,bat = good many 81 them only
turn.d over in their bed and grunted
.I..ruv a, II oo fac, night. when an
ox,in.io, r,,,I.d all tho r,,ndow frames,
=. - n.
u" 'no vic'hi'y'
But the sixteen FAMILIES that lnnaoi'
the eight families In the four-story rear
building Just behind IL, came piling
dounsta,rs q, undress and. IN some
cases. no aress a, ali. because the mat
fer anneaIed IA rhem more directly. In
fac, one might ssv a CANA home to
,h.n ,or ,ho ,o,,h b.d boen AT OFF IN
80 - - 49,. a.. a.. oios.
t"e ANYWAY VI INC in' 49,
against a size ooor opening into u s'o-
Gerry and spaghetti factory OF LORENZO