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VACATION TIME WANTS

In the midst of vacation plans consider how the tribune
Wants may be of service to you.
Would you like your house apartments ready
furnished would you like to take short term Lease or
country place cottage; would like to board IN the
country? All Of these conditions be met through Irlo
Want Ads
you wish employ out of the city for the summer
you seeking to competent maid TO accom-
pany your family the mountains seashorehe Tribune
Wants Mt your service.
The Tribune Wants play important part IN the ar
rangcment Of many vacation trips,
Don inconvenience of looking for the right
kind of help little Tribune ADJ burden that part
Bell 5000; Ind 800.
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Harvester Trust Next.

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA resolution
for special investigation Of the Inter
national Harvester company along the
lines of the inquiry into the United States
Steel corporation was introduced today by
Representative Foster OF illinois, Demo
crat.
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LADIES TAILORING.

ladies' tailored suits for the two weeks
of August Is TO Sept l. $50 with my
material. $50 for making lining and
finishings NJ. Fucker. Vienna Ladies'
Tailor. 126 Mercantile bldg Bell 2096.
k1683
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GREAT FALLS

Summary Earned runs Salt Lake l.,
Great Fails l. First on errors-Salt Lake
/, Great Falls /. Two-base hits-Abbott.
Foster. shannon. Three base hit-Ean,
Hits-On Kane. : I'm INNINGS: Off Carl
ton, l ~ | inning. Sacrifice ly-Pendie-
ton. Stolen base-Schimpn. Bases on
bals-Om Kane /. off Morgan /. struck
play-Devcreauy TO Orr TO Abbott. HiJ
by pitchcr-By Kane ]. Time hours.
3 nninule. ITmpire-Tomau.
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Summary Left on bases-Helena, Z.
Missoua, Z. Stolen bases-Wood j.
Murray, Roberts. Sacrifice hit-Flcming.
in-Stevens. Killilay 90. Thompson (2).
Changnon. Two-base hits-Stevens,
Oriet. Threc-base hit-KilIilay, Home
run-Walsh Double plays-Wood to Con-
molly. Walsh TO Oriet. Roberts to Walsh.
Struck out-By Bryan, .; by McCafferty.
s. Bases on balls-On Bryan, 2. off Nc
|Caffcrty, !. Wild pitches-Bryan. /, Nc
Caffcrty. l. Hit BY pitched bail-T. Muir
ray. Wood Time hour and 55 min :
utcs. Imptre=I.a .aWler.
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FANS TRY TO RAT TILE
SKYSCRAPE FER PITCHER
Willis Morgan Impervious to
Sarcastic Jibes, but Umpire
DisIikes Lemons.
Continued From Preceding Page.

The Salt Lake team Is guaranteed 800
paid admissions and all OF the balance of
the receipts will be devoted towards the
cause OF baseball In Great Falls.
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MASSAGE

MISS HELD. MASSAGE AND BATHS.
New attendants from east. Suits 2lS,
Luxor hotel. 81 Main street, Courteous
attention. h2Oo7
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Blames step-Children,

drove her away from her home. Eliza beth
Barton began suit for divorce from Frank
J. Barton In the Third district court yes
terday. She charges her husband with
desertion but she claims that he ordered
her TO leave through his two daughters.
who. she charges. called her vile names
and threatened her bodily harm
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Last chance TO hear the Banda Mcxl
ANA tonight at Wandamere
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Geyer Knocks Out Smith.

Special to The Tribune,
MORON. Cal. Aug. l5.-Jack Geyer OF
Denver and Gunboat Smith OF Oakland
fought here tonight for the heavyweight
championship OF the Pacific coast Smith
was counted out In the ninth round
Lizzie Thomas Edward Esther Davis
Willard Squires. Fred Graham, NJ. !
I5rines and Horace $, Ensign witI
Banda Me1Icana at Wandamere to-
night.
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Last chance to hear the Banda Mex
cana tonight at Wandamere.
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DETECTIVES

NAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; AU-
thorized; police references; absolutely
reliable. Both phones 537. We inves:i-
gate anything. 2oS-9 Mcintyre bldg. 20
South Main. c1Yss
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBEH w. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND
embalmer. Asa 8. West Temple, Phones
1919. d.
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VETERINARIAN.

DR. w. H. GORDEN. SPECIALIST AND
expert on lame and blemished horses;
diseases OF dogs. Examinations free Of
lce 81 w. 3rd So. Saddle Livery. Bell
2903. kS82
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Saltair bathing parties are very en-
Joyable
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP

SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1.-THE Red Front" 112 West 2pd South.
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1884. e16a3
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MONUMGNTS, TOMBSTONES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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80 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
anything OF value. Uncle Sam, 20 East
1st South Gao
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

confincmcnts, scclusion. legal adoption.
Mrs. F. Phillips. 11th r. bet. 18TH and
18th So. Box S3S. Ind, 1914 h23S8
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PERSONALS

0~O~O~0~~~~O0~0O~~-~~@~~ @~~~-0~0~@~@~~~~~~~~~~~-
IF YOU HAVE SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
birthmarks moles or warts or any
every day from 10 to II q. m. All work
guaranteed. Fifteen years experience.
No soaring. BY Madame Monette New
Windsor hotel k1599
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w, KING.
214 Z. End So. Both phones 81. b2si
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 6a so. MAIN
1t. Phones 10s, Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. u1621
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CANYON TRIPS

REGAL LIVERY. MURRAY: RIGS OF
all kinds; canyon wagons. with or with
out horses Ind Ill, Bell So h230T
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SaItair bathing parties are very en-
joyable
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WANTED.
wANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
ment First Congregational church We
get you q position fsee of charge. Tele.
phone Ind 1866; Bell 5s22. t2f73
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DRESSMAKING

MRS. Il. VI, WILL, FASHIOSA BILE
dressmaker ?75 So, Main, Elks hotel
Ind. 1856. kl66l
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NJ. J, DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskllled iaborers fur-
n'shed. 40 East 1st South, corner Com,
mercial. Bell phones 1888. Ind. e23. p41
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sAdARY LOANS NEeoTIATgn =
ness confia@ntini tiietsIS IsI ueTn|d employed
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO sApN.
eral options Miller VIZ,
Kcarns bldg, Sele
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS CHAM
bermaid. Hercules hotel. 5S w. 3rd So;
Board and room. k613
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MONEY SUPPLIED sAY,Apv
pie. women keeping house ara
without security; cheapest rates. =
Payments; otf'css ss. IN all principal
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QUICK MONEY; ANY AMoTrr-
time. Kelly -Montross. BrnSs,ss
MaiT St upstairs.
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BANK, BAR AND oFflV'
FIXTURES
WALLPAPER CLEANiN

HOME rAPER CLEANlN1 nrices
Work: experienced men,
off,ce Duyall's paper stosos
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: INVENTORS MODEL SHOP

MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED:
expert workmanship. satisfaction guar :
anteed. e. SO. State. kl60
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an2thins'of value; cut rate, ratSx Z
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AMOUNTS OF $500 Ann ~
rate OF interest. Houston VT
Inv" Co. Ssl South Main ST ''en ps
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PHYSICIAN.

DIR. JNO. NJ. SPAULDING CASH
plan will save you from 80 to 30 per
cent; ordinary calls. office. 81; home, %:
night. s2.50, confnement5, SIS; charge
accts.. regular fees. 40s Judge bldg
Phones. Office, 1857, ring 2; res, 4757.
ring l, h1264
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REI1 -
Pomeroy. 90 West 1st NJ Es1l
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WHITE COOK WANTED; GOOD
wages Apply e2i Commercial st, Call
after IL a, m Kills
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$3.50 a. night; hours 8 10 3. steady job
Ruth Stanley box Ills, Twin Falls. Ida
| k873
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WITH THURMAN" SOC HOUR AN
block. Travelled one way, Yolum
OF America,
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SECOND HAND STORES

WE WANT TO BUY SECOND-H -HA ND
goods; trade new for old, Bell 5l4S.
k273
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MONEY TO LOAN on RrAI -.
HalIoran-Judss Co., sos Sour
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CARPET CLEANING

sANTo FOR SALE OR RENT; CHI
ing done. Stewart Gleason Co., (
End South st. Rell 200, Ind, 7o5
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7 PER CENT MONEY ON -
class rea! estate security.
ter. 10 So. Main. Phones sii
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MONEY TIcuT

MONEY TIGHT?
Wep, we have money Va 80
promptly as. ever-on farms. c;tv ~
ness property. Privilege 20 ns nat u
repayment any tirne and stnae "
Home Investment G. Savings sns
'di'ier' Pres 8. and 10 Yves. ist 4,
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STRocK'S EMPL OYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant ard household heip'
Headquarters for laborcrB.
S5 West End South Phones l64.
c7l3
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BUILDING LOANS; FREE 90
OF plans. Salt Lake Security 4
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SIX PER CENT. TMPPoyEn .
eTty. ]. L. Perkes. room III
block
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WANTED-YOUNG LADY WAITRESS
for lunch counter, Apply Saltair lunch
house. 425 West End South Ind. 1l51l.
k1417
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GOOD WOMAN FOR WASHING AND
ironing Apply at once Monday and
Tuesday, also good girl for housework
Apply 70 p. 1854 Ind. k155S
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ACCORDION PLEATING


6CNBCRST AND SIDE PLEATISo.
Mrs nj NJ. I~nn~ns .UN East 3rd SO.
- 70, aInno l.Ss-T HSlot
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WANTED. RELIABLE GIRL; MUST
have references: for general housework.
Apply 14S So. 4th East, KISS
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MISSOUL.A

Score by innings
Missoula =. 20 o 0 0 8 0 Is
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wANTED-GOOD WOMAN TO LOOK
after small fruit farm and tend to
chores over winter: prefer woman with
1 or children, good hours. school close
by, cheap living: will pay small wages,
Address Mo. Tribune k1561
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MONEY LOANED ON JEWELS
good securities: private ofyiss,'
rates. strictly confidential, EcI,
Loan and Investment company, n
End So. -
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MONEY TO Loaw

IT'S A GOOD PLAN TO tT1,n
regarding the Opportunities pOI
day to day Noiumns
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THE COUNTY RECORDS pRnvr'
have for the past eight monihs
more loans upon real estate than AZ,
compe titors combined. ~
Nineteen years experience with
one foreclosure. Na
TRACY LOAN & TRUST ca
IL East 1st South.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
Hient First Congregational church. w q
get you a position free of charge. Ie1e 1e-
phones-Ind. $685. Bell 5Ss2. 1900
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED - SECONDHAND GOCART.
Bell phone 1895. k4S3
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
know that the Aegis Life Insurance
life, accident and health policies Address
800 Scott bldg eAoo
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HOUSE CLEANING

CALCIMINING. PAPERHANGING AND
paper cleaned. carpets taken away and
brought back like new: rugs SKIP. I5c:
carpets &C per yard: general house
cleaning and painting reasonable. Blliken
Housecleaping Co. Bell 565lY. e30ls
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NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
Office and house cleaning In every de-
tall by hour or contract; rug and carpet
cleaning by compressed air; also vacuum
wallpaper cleaning hanging. painting
and tinting. Satisfaction guaranteed.
.139 East LIST So. Bell 1856; Ind. 9TS
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WANTED = ATTRACTIVE YOUNG
lady, with light line. who wishes 10
travel with young gentleman on a six
months trip through southern Utah by
team. Apply at Y. NJ G. A. between
and or and s. to Mr.. Huntington,
KISS
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YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE TO SHARE
home on east bench with lady and
daughter; references, Address NIB
Tribune, kl6T5
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WANTED = CORRESPONDENTS IN
| Utah Nevada and Idaho for the Aeens
Life Insurance company. ADDRESS o, 90,
| Scott bldg. Salt Lake. e4ol
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PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN
sey-Walker Co.. 7f2-l4 Kearns i,
The Brandon news., 1911-05-18
Lord Chesterfield on Dante.

Lord Cne9Sernet0 Ou 0AHAUs
In Lord Chesterield's letters to mis-
son letter 217 is dated from London
Feb. 8, 1850. 1t begins:
"My Dear Friend-You have by TINS
time. | hope and believe, made SUCH
progress In the Italian language that
YOU can read it with easel mean the
easy books In it-and indeed in that as
well as in every other language the
easiest books are generally the best.
for whatever author is obscure and
difficult In his own language certainly
does not think clearly.
ssThis is, In my opinion, the case or a
celebrated Italian author to whom the
Italians. from the admiration they
have Of him, have given the epithet or
II divino. | mean Dante Though |
formerly knew Italian extremely well,
I could never understand him, for
which reason | had done with him.
fully convinced he was not worth the
pains necessary to understand him.
. = The two poets worth your read
ing, and, was going to say, the only
two. are Tasso and Ari0sto.'
Such was the verdict OF one or the
most accomplished men OF letters OF
his time.-London Times
The Brandon news., 1911-05-18
Skinninn = Sea Otter,

A full grown sea otAer is from four
to Eve feet long and perhaps foot or
more wide. When hunter secures
one he loosens the hide from the nose
and head, and without cutting 1t length.
wise at all he pulls the skin down over
the body, the hide being so elastic that
this is not difficult job. 1t is then
stretched over Il smooth board six and
half feet long, nine inches wide at
one end and ten at the other end. Each
end Of this board is tapered to a point.
Another board exactly the same size Is
then inserted, and the skin Is stretched
q foot or eighteen inches longer than
Its original length. A third board hall
the length OF the other is wedged in
and the skin lightly tackled at the ends
to hold 1t in place. II any flesh ad-
here's to the skin 1t Is then cut OF. and
the hide is cured and dried in this con-
dition. In a few days it is taken OF
the boards and turned fur side out
when 1t Is ready for market.
The Brandon news., 1911-05-18

didn't NEED to. Ny eyes are fairly
Trustworthy"
"Sure Of itY' Miss Prudence asked.
l"If you are, please to tell me what
they have told you about my Peggy.
know you think you've got a griev-
ance-no. not exactly grievance. but
a hurt"
1T is hurt, but don't blame her
for 1t. can't. She-she must have met
the other fellow first" Jimmy said,
turning away bis head. Miss Prudence
stamped her foot. What other fel-
low?' she demanded.
Jimmy answered miserably:
1.-THE one saw her kissing and hug
ging Saturday out under the chest
nut trees. She was all dressed up in
white and low necked, and they were
carrying on like mad, else | shouldn't
have seen them. IL started to GO up
when heard her talking, but after
caught word or two sneaked away
like whipped hound"
"No doubt" Miss Prudence said
angrily. "But tell me this-where did
you sneak to-? Went straight home, ]
reckon, and after supper over to the
Baneses. That rightY' Jimmy nodded.
"Now tell me straight what Miss Del
la told you and how she came to do it."
II won't" Jimmy said stoutly. I'm
no telltale. I'd seen enough, and Della
saw 1t had made me mighty miserable.
All she did was to set me right-let me
know Margaret was'-
playing, play acting with herr"
Miss Prudence broke In. did she tell
you that-tell you how the girls have
been practicing against the church So
ciable? Della was dressed up in mans
clothes and my Peggy playing sweet
heart to her. know. / was there,
up on the big dead trunk, holding tho
play book and laughing fit to kill
Now, don't you wish you had sneaked
the other wayY
"YOu-you don't mean there isn't
any other fellowy' Jimmy cried in.
credulously.
Miss Prudence shifted. "Of course I
don't mean any such thing. There are
twenty other fellows-bound to be
with a girl like Margaret-but don't
believe she likes any Of them best un-
less 1t is the very chucklehead I'm
talking to right now"
'sMiss Prudence!' Jimmy calculated,
then caught her tight In his arms. He
was shaking like a leaf, as near to
laughing as to crying.
Thus Margaret came upon them and
called out roguishly: 'Ts 1t to be real
" Uncle Jimmy? Well. don't mind
so long as we have you In the family"
"It's to be anything In the world
you say" Jimmy said, darting to her.
Then as he caught both her hands and
laid them against his breast he turned
a beaming face upon Miss Prudence,
saying, Peggy is sweet enough, pref
ty enough, for anything, but when ir
comes to looking like an angel to
man In trouble, why, she'll never be
In it with our Aunty Prue."
The Brandon news., 1911-05-18
Teo Strenuous.

Too &tFenuoue.
II wish our dreams came true.
mot me. I usually have Welsh
rabbits for supper. - Variety Life.
Do You Have the Right Kind Of
Help?
Foley Kidney Pills furnish you
the right kind of help to neutral
ize and remove the poisons that
cause hackache, headache, nervous
ness, and other kidney and bladder
ailments.
or Sale hv Brandon Drug Co..
The Brandon news., 1911-05-18
|4'Ire Brandn,r Nerus
Cover. RANKIN County like the Dew

Published every Thursday by
Flowers Printing Company, Bran
don, Miss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-19

San Diego. CAL, where he will make
his home, and expects to be admitted
to the bar OF California.
Mr.. Egermayer has lived here fifteen
years. and for the past eleven years
has been practicing law here In pre-
pairing to leave the city he has dis
posed OF his property interests here.
with the exception Of two lots on Park
and Fourth. The Egermayer home
property. at 204 North Fourth street,
has been traded to c. II. DeWaide. Of
Los Angeles. for residence property
there, and from inquiries made here
the indications are that the DeWaides
are contemplating coming here TO live.
MIR. and Mrs. Egermayer will be
Joined in California by Mrs. Eyer
Mayers parents, DR.. and Mrs. D. w.
Swigart. OF Hamburg. DE-. Swigarts
health is not good, and 1t Is partially
on his account that Mr.. and Mrs. Eyer
mayer are going west
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-19
FAMOUS CHICAGO SOCIAL WORK.
Err TO SPEAK At LUNCHEON
At Y. M. c. A.
SMALL COMPANY TO BE
ASKED TO MEET HIM
Luncheon. Which 10 Being Arranged
BY Secretary Wilson. Will Be Served
at the Association Building From II
to 1:3o-Robins Was to Have Come
Last Monday.

Mr.. Raymond Robins. Of Chicago.
famous as a speaker and social service
worker. who is just now campaigning
in the interest Of the men and religion
movement. is to be in this city next
Saturday His stay Will necessarily be
short.
Arrangements have been made by
General Secretary Henry E. Wilson. of
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. 10 entertain
Mr.. Robins al luncheon 10 be served
ar the association building from l2 to
/ 80 in the afternoon. A group of about
thirty men who are interested especial
ly in the social work which has become
Mr.. Robins specially. will ne invited to
the luncheon. Mr.. Robins will speak.
Plans had been made last week TO
have Mr.. Robins here during the noon
hours last Monday. but owing to a con-
!.ict Of dates, of which Mr.. J. H. Fell
lingham who was booking him. was
not aware, til. engagement had 10 be
canceied.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-19
CURTIS ALSO TO SPEAK
versity, Worcester, Mass. to 30 or
Program With Prot. c. II. Clark at
Teachers Meeting Nov. %.

Another speaker OF g nation vide
reputation IS to appear on the program
at the teachers meeting al the high
school Nov. 25 with Prof. c. H. Clark
head OF the department OF public
speaking Of the University of Chicago
The other speaker is Henry s. Curtis
Phi D., OF Clark University. Worcester
Mass. DR.. Clark was secured by SUI
periutendents Palmer and Hostetler
Dr.. Curtis will speak on public play
grounds. or some phase OF the work. He
has had much experience in city and
rational associations devoted 10 this
cause having been a director and gen
eral director OF public Fairgrounds OF
New York City and for three years
secretary Of the Fairgrounds Associa-
ton of America He has been prom; :
nently identified with other ac,ivitie.
II behalf OF children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-19

Dr.. Burkart, osteopath. IA W. Main