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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN.

b. C. w.: Remember this: "A beau
tIul face never lacks interest" It ~ TO
your credit that you wish to remain
young looking as long as possible. Attic
marks OF age--enlarSed pores. rough
skin and premature wrinkles-have be-
gun to show i'll your once beautiful
lace. you can easily get rid OF them
and regain your charming complexion
by using this greaseless cream jelly.
Get an ounce of almozoin from any
drug store; put 1t In half pint cold
water, adding two teaspoonfuls ely
cerine; stir and let stand n few hours.
Apply this cream jelly and you Gil
find 1t will remove all dirt and excess
oil from the pores, make the large pores
smaller and leave your skin soft.
smooth and fresh looking. l find this
excellent for preventing and removing
blackheads, skin ptmples. freckles and
chapping. When used as a massage
cream 1t is Just grand for filling out
hollow cheeks and removing wrinkles.
Mrs Il. c.: No one can afford to
neglect his or her eyes. altho most peo-
pie do II you want bright, clear. beau
tiful eyes that will be much admired.
you can have them with very little care.
Get an ounce OF crystos at any drug
store and dissolve 1t in pint OF water.
Put two or three drops OF this tonic in
each eye daily and you will be sur
prised how 1t will strengthen your
weak. tired eyes and make them strong.
healthy and sparkling. Many oculists
who use this simple tonic get excellent
results in treating eve troubles gem
orally. 1t Is very soothing and has en-
abled many to dispense with wearing
glasses.
Elsa: Nature did not intend women
should have hairy growths on the face.
and even tho yours Is coarse and dark,
as you say. 1t can be easily and quickly
removed without resorting to the pain
and expense OF the electric needle. I
would suggest buying an ounce of della
tone and mixing n little with water to
form a stiff paste. Spread thickly on
hairy surface and let remain two or
three minutes. then rub off and wash
the skin and the hairs are gone. Drug
gists charge dollar an ounce for della
tone. but It Is well worth it as the first
application usually su,fices.
Anita To restore the youthful tint
and true blonde shade of your hair, you
should wash 1t with marlax tea. made
by stepping an ounce OF marlax In n
pint Of water. Before using. cleanse
the hair with canthrox and dry well.
then wash in the marlax tea. after
which rinse In clear water and dry. Do
this and your hair will be glossy and
fluffy and take on that rich blonde tint
so pleasing to the eye.
Gertrude j.: The dandruff, itching
scalp and brittle, falling hair with split
ends OF which you complain come from
q diseased scalp. due to the presence OF
germs. The surest way to get rid OF
these troubles quickly and remove the
germs will be to shampoo twice a
month with carthrox and rub into your
scalp twice a week a Quiliine hair tonic
made by dissolving one ounce Of Quin-
zon In half pint OF alcohol. then
adding half = pint OF cold water. Use
this tonic regularly and It will remove
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
M. "Klay" from

i
tEnthusjastic applause, shouts Of ap-
prevail and cries of "No" camo from
MI parts Of the house.)
Mr.. RIPLEY OF Hancock presented
petition from three life prisoners at
Fort Madison who desired "after
spending thirty years in prisons In
America and Europe to have the
state Of Iowa provide $4,000 with
Which, to- purchase pink silk pajamas
and bed jackets for al the inmates.
4 There was uproarious jollity while
sNr. sProudfoot" Of Warren presented
pstitien signed BY A. Booser and
1.s76 others Of. the student body Of
Iowa City university maintaining that
s..for Temperance sake statute b On.
acted, fQrb5dding the sale OF intoxicat-
Ing liqupr within nifty miles Of said
university, except ct the place. and
IN the manner hereinafter provided.
ana that In lieu Of the mulct saloons
now operating In Iowa City. which
would. under the act proposed. be
abolished. asbar. with all the heridi.
tansents and appurtenances thereunto
belonging. Including bar keepers.
portsrs. bouncers. beer. whisky Of
Irish: scotch. Rye and Bourbon types.
gin, de, porter. stout. kusmmel. aqua.
!. VII, port, wine white and red, sour wine.
sweet. wine, champagne. madeira,
rum. areuae ae menthe. Peres Chart
feaux. and al other liquors known to
tho brewers. 1ermenters and distillers'
attS, and Including cups, glasses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
A Difference In Customs.

The little daughter Of Philscel.
phia minister had invited friend OF
tho same age to take supper at the
house. After they were all at the
table tho minister said . short prayer.
which ceremony his little one whis.
pered to her friend was known a
saying grace"
that's not the way my pa says
grace." venturcd tho child to the min
lister, when he had concluded.
Isn't it," asked he. smiling. How
does your pa say graceT"
"Oh. he comes into the dining room.
sits down, bangs his flst on the table
and yells:
s'0ood heavens. what . support
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
children. Here's Your cocoanu.s.


A shipload of cocoanuts, said to be
the largest ever brought to Philadel.
phia. arrived on the Panama steam
ship Banes from Trinidad and San
Andreas island. The consignment
consisted of l.603.722 coNanuts and
no other cargo was carried. AS the
cocoanuts will average over eight
inches long the cargo. II stretched out
in single line would extend distance
Of 20 miles.
The craft which brought the cocoa
nuts north Is the only vessel sailing
under the flag Of Panama. either mer.
chant vessel or war craft. in fact. the
Banes IL the whole thing. so far as
Panama shipping Is concerned. as she
includes both merchant marine and
navy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
A Corner In Candles.

Al IN example OF trusts and monop-
olies prevalent even In that early day
it may bs mentioned that In 1850 one
Benjamin Crabb obtained the exclusive
right to make sperm candles in NassG
chusetts for II years.
A year later. however, factory was
started In Providence. r. l.. and With.
In the decade thore were eight factories
In New England and one In Phi;adel.
phia. Their output greatly reduced
the price Of candies, which not long
before sold for nve shillings pound.
In those days 11.25 was worth fully
tArse times a. much az It Is now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

tho, bartender and portsrs should
need In which to sweep and scrub
out That no drinks. shall be served
TO L any person except students. in.
structors and professors and employees
Of said university and, their friends.
and that no drinks shall be served to
any one who has fallen out OF his or
her chair or gone to. sleep"
Tho Speaker" expressed surprise,
that there was nothing In the way OF
woman suffrage and the clerk pro-
ceeded to read . committee report:
Mr.. Speaker. Your committee on the sun.
preston Of intemperance to whom was re-
ferred the H.. r. No. 8. providing for the
elonal candidates and senatorial candidates.
recommendstien that the bill be indefinitely IL
,no.is, report nis ssr 5, 81. pos
Mr.; Speaker. Your committee on Judiciary
% whom was referred q bill to compel all
report showing the record Of all members OF
the legislature beg leave to report the same
back with the recommendation that the bill
Nj. Speaker. Your committee on appro-
soe n Which et to bo Tn u pheh
Jokes, beg leave to- report the same back
with the recommendation that the bill do
pass.
Chase" Of Hamilton addressed the
legislature for the nomination Of
Garst as senator.
Mr.. Speaker: I arise to a question
Of privilege. I want to ask my fellow
representatives and fellow senators
what mightier. what sublimer and
what holier duty they have to pcr.
form while sitting In the sacred pre-.
cincts Of these chambers than that of
electing senator to the congress of
the United States? I know the mem
bers are burdened with other work.
but I want to say to you, Mr.. Speaker.
and to you. my fellow senators and
yellow representatives that am here
for the purpose Of taking from your
hands the election of q senator. And
who do I name?
When asked about what town he
halls from, my sole reply will be. he
comes from old Coon Rapids, and his
name begins with G.
Gentlemen. I vote for Warren Garst
Tor United States senator.
Speaker: No resolutions laid over
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

still q Dutchman
and prond Of the
land Of my birth.
Clerk reads let.
ter OF thanks
from r. NJ. Hub.
Der ana Tax Re-
form association
for abolishing the
tax ferret, so they
could escape tax.
alton.
Here the "gov.
ernor's secretary"
entered and read
the governors ve-
to to the joint
session. choice
excerpts fro m
which are:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
A Reliable Mediene-Not a Narcoti

n HcTlabI6 WeuIcIHe-Wot NaTcotfc.
Mrs. F. Marti, ST. Joe, Mich, says:
"Our little boy contracted severe
bronchial trouble and as the doctors
medicine did not cure him, gave him
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in
which have great faith. 1t cured the
cough as we'll as the choking and gag
cling spells. and he got we'll in short
time. Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound has many times saved as much
trouble and we are never without 1t in
the house." Mcbride s. VIII Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

VIA meet GA the minority sido IL
mediately after adjournment.
"O'Connor' announced ITO the
democrats" that owing to the alb.
sence Of Black the democratic bell.
wether will be Boettger. Democrats
will govern themselves accordingly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

under rule 81. Mr..
CLERK. Very well.
then, we will take
up the introduc-
ton of bills. In
this connection I
wish to say to
the house that I
do not care what
kind of bills aro
introduced; they
all look alike to
me. All bills will
be treated with
impartiality, for
any bin is . good
bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

Talking about Bills.
"Mr. Klay,'' tho gentleman from
Sioux. offered tho following bills:
A bin for an act to amend section so5e.s
tive to the use Of butter on sweet corn By
men who wear mustaches, and providing
House File No: 400: BY aeorp.-,ey Heck!
4 bill for IN act making 1t punishable Of
to %e:r so sas.% ssrt %tsss
tho boundaries Of the state OF Iowa and
tss the use and
"b1r. zeller'' presented the follow
Ing:
A bin. - sake Il m,sdemeanor for.
has acc1muiats6 4 million dollars. 4 Bill,
to nate It . penal oEspse for any man
aris. cigar girls. or telephone "iad;es."
bili 70 make the chewing Of sum BY any
female In public an eenss pani.n.6le b
bill to prohibit the operation Of phono.
graphs In drug stores more than twenty-fou,
og esr sy 5 TN .:,s
.e@e anonymous junk. just to help dll ur
The following telegram was read
by the clerk:
Washington, D. G.. April 8, 1911.
the MI House TsnH beo Msne. lsssss Of
70 The next 9ps escon fc
81
seant at arms Of the national house. vii
receive ny most profound consideration
The Secretary OF the Senate" was
announced. advanced and said:
Mr.. Speaker, am reque.ted to inform
passed tie following hills in which the con or
fsaae.ted to INFORM your Honorable BODY,
tie eeaeur s i: r.s.l1es or not. a.'nef
:st FS Nc I'll bin for
salivaa. t.lssve 70 i. .oriin. q brew
cries overtime. Senate. Eile No; 1923, By
Sins g 81 1ss
once during the session. more than one Of
The Senate has passed the Following reso-
t"n tn sss tse Of the
o IonE Is tie people I'm stand fos the fool
.eetsd az Tn,ted States senator @' na'e
"McCulloch" Of Dubuque announced
several Of my friends from Dubuque
will be at the savefy. Big pink tea
party from 8 to 10 1t the Slavery.
'Mr. Hamilton announced that on
Friday he would introduce bill pro
viding for piasSas on the east side OF
the house chamber.
'Mr. whitney: have Just sent an
express wagon to the Elliott to get the
rest Of my bills, and would like per
house door.
'Mr. Koonts": All those in favor OF
establishing bar IN the capitol to
facilitate the work Of the sergeant-at
arms In searching for absent member.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06
E||)|I9R@ !. 'E||'|E||| u 5 St0NS
LIVE soEsSjoNs At DEa MONIES
tsREss cLuss First ANNUAL
.ealD'RoN'"
s,LLs vEToEs, RoAsTs
AND REVOLUTIONS ON TAP

Governor. Gentlemen Of the House,
1eeAtors, and otficers OF Legislative
o6dfes listen 70 acms Lively
shllsv at the, savsry-oepartlns
Pres Club Guests Sing "Auld Lang
oynS.s
Dss Noines. Ia, April e.-(Special).
Last night the .Gridiron" Of the Des
Noines Press Club in . happy vein
msfc1lessly roasted the Iowa legis.
lators. the governor, John Cownie.
Warren s0arst and other public men
at tho savsry hotel In . round Of fun
that has not been equalled in Iowa
IN recent years. There was full
two hours' session of hot Jokes on the
peculiar fads and, fancies OF tho sen.
ator1 and representatives. The cast
was: 9
III. speaker g the House. Walter n \
Harri.on CHIEF cisrk Of the House M PAU F,.
hsst7; leeend AaGstant Clerk, Frank q.
LOU sn:.s 81 li..oers-.sir. Keent.. johnson.
jones;,.Hir. zsiier. q Madison" 3. E. Nc;
c.s3. Hdsns: ;'air. Moore. from Linn" Ora
Wiiliams: "A(r. Taylor, from Union" James
Day; .1r. Ripley. from Hancoek:" D Il.
CaldyeN: mt. KAY. from s'ou1' chester
ssnste Members = ..Alr. Gnllland from
21i. 8 e., Nys M. Fr'9 s%;tS from from
lnscheli." r. p. Dewey; mi: Chase. from
from Adams', Or. Geo. ~ Chappeli; "Mr.
.s'The secrstary to the Go.erncr." Marion
s: wii:oe. Neal Jones; :ssrse:ss 4
S.ss t. ss:al sasss .qsa1 S:., e:
a.1c'eR h n F r. ssa;s%s
Harold Young. Leon Brown. Fred German.
The speakers" gavel fell ut about
s:46. who compHmented the house
members on the excellent order
maintained. attention to business. alb
sence OF social conversation and
prompt response to roll calls since
the day Of converting" (Applause.)
hAt times ! almost know what the
members are saying without using
my, ear trumpet The ball opened
By "Whitney," submitting petition
from the farmers of Woodbury., re-
citing "the rapid advance in living
prices and exhorbitant rates for
useful commodities, viz: taxicabs.
private performances Of Russian
dances and midnight suppers." and
pleading that Salaries OF all lesisla-
tors 30 Increased to $4,000 per year.
and that Geo. w. Koonts be given
hack pay, for q years service and
5000 TO reimburse him for campaign
sapenses for the mayorship Of lowe
City,.
Tho speaker declared motion
MAT the prayer be granted ana tho
60hsY s56Sancede ct once. was duly
carried ,-saying THE members may
call at my bathroom this evening and
got their checks" (Laughter.)
lir. "whitney": IT object to checks
-hothing but. cash goes with me. I
got 3 bum check once" overruled.
and everybody examined his pocket
books to, sec how much money he
dad left to last Till banks opened the
Ns1t day,
Mr.. .sKlay" from Sioux county pre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

Eented q petition
from Cottage ~,
Mitchenville. for
q change in style
of clothes from
sheath gown to
latest patterns
from London, Pa
riS and New York
and that q sum-
cient sum be ap-
propriated from
"any available
funds" for the
purchase Of har-
EN- skirts, for ev-
cry girl in attend.
ance and that
John Cownie be
appointed . spec
.ial messenger to
A. 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-06

>, Improved Manhoie Cover.
An improved cover for street man.
holes. recently patented. screws into
t. socket so that wagons cannot knock
Il out
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
NEGRO MINERS OF OGDEN WIN
FIRST ROUND CONTROVERSY
WITH LABOR OFFICIALS.
UNION MUST ACCEPT DUES
AND NOT ExPEL NEGROES
Injunction Issued Has Effect of Main
tanning Standing Of CoIored Workers
in Miners Unior-Transfer Cards
Must Be Issued on Request-Othor
TeIesrapho News.

Fort Dodge. June 30.-Judge r. NJ
Wright in the district court here today
issued temporary Injunction re-
straining the officers Of Ogden local
No. 2433. Of the United Mine Workers
OF America from expellinE negro miners
or from refusing dues and assessment
from them.
Tho hearing was held In Boone We'd
ncsdav in which 161 negro miners IN
damage suits aggrcgating Sl6oo.ooo,
complained against John p. White,
president of the national organization.
for alleged refusal to recognize them
following strike trouble In this sec
ton n year ago.
In the decision today the Ogden I'M
ion Is also restrained from refusing to
issue transfer cards to the negroes.
The damage suits are to be heard
later at Boone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
JOSEPH SMITH SAYS CHURCH Ex.
COMMUNICATES THOSE Gull.
TY OF PLURAL MARRIAGES.;
STILL SUPPORTS HIS WIVES,
DOES NOT LIVE WITH THEM
President Of Mormon Church Givsa OuN
Interview Concerning His People
Personal Efforts Directed Towards
Inducing Followers to Practice
Monogamy.

Washington. June 3o-PoIyramv :.
no longer practtced by Mormons and
the man who is caught taking plural
WIG is promptly excommunicated. so
Joseph Smith. venerable president OF
the Mormon church. stated In an In
terv!ew In tho Post today.
President Smith said that he still
supports but does not live with tho
wives he married prior 10 the decision
or the supreme court or the United
States that polygamy was unlawful
ana before the church issued its fam
Gus manifesto forbidding plural mar
riaRes Since his elevation to tho
presidency his efforts. he said. had
been directed toward Inducing his fol-
lowers to practice monogamy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
PROMPT ACTION DEMANDED.
Sub 6'Committee Hopes That Michael
and Morrison Will Be Disri...d

Washington. juno 30.-The recom-
ineHdation for the dismissal from tho
government service OF American Com
SUI General w. II. Michael OF Calucut-
Ia. former chief clerk of the state de-
par runent, and former resident OF Iowa.
and Thomas Morrison. present dishurs-
Ing clerk. for their connec ton with tho
DAY portrait case as announced We'd
ncs'lay. was reported to the house COM
mittee on expenditures In the state de-
partne!tt by tho sub committee which
Is conducting an investigation of the
dep arttnent.
The sub- committee said 1t had not
completed its labors, but reported In
the case of Michael and Morrison In
the hope that their services would be
dispensed with immediately.
The full committee in adopting the
report added two amendments. Ono
condemned the practice OF signing
vouchers In blank AS not only unbus-
inesslike and inexcusable. but us
virtual invitation to wrongdoing" The
other set forth that in view of tho
sta tute of limitations and the difficulty
OF obtaining proof. tho committee
deemed 1t unnecessary to make any
suggestions or recommendations rela-
live to criminal prosecution OF either
Michael or Morrison
l.. any attempt Is made by the state
department TO make n ''scapegoat" OF
Morrison by discharging him and
leaving Michael unmoiestcd. Repre-
sentative Hamlin. chairman of the
conni,tee declared yesterday after
the report had been acted on. that he
would report It to the house. He ex-
pressed the opinion that Michael Is
more culpable in the affair than Morri-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
GAM BILE ATTACKS BILL
Declares Reciprocity Measure is Un-
Just, Unrepubican and in Violation
Of Declared Party Policies

Washington, June 30.-Chara cteriZ-
ing the Canadian reciprocity agreement
as a severe and unwarranted blow at
try, Senator Gamble, of South Dakota
continued in the senate today the at
tack on the measure which was begun
by insurgent senators.
The measure proposed said Sera-
tor Gamble, "is unjust, unrepublican,
and is in violation Of the declared and
settled policy of the party for more
than a generation. 1t means serious
blow to the American farmer which
places him in unequal and unfair
competition with his Canadian rival
without any just compensation"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
W. C. BARBER ASSAULTED
Superintendent Of Anti Saloon League
Attacked BY Former Detective in
His EmpIoy-Reason Not Known.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 3o.-W. c. Barber.
state superintendent Of the anti-saloon
league, was assaulted by J. Van Nos-
trand, early this morning, at a princi-
pal business corner of the city. Van
Nostrand jumped from behind build
ing and without warning struck Bar
Der several times, inficting severe in
juries on his face. Bystanders inter
formerly been employed as a detective
by the anti saloon league and was used
by the league in working up evidence
against the chief of police last winter
Barber says he does not know the
cause of the assault.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30

of q telegram urging the election OF Mr.
Lorimer he declined to do so.
1.-The statement by Mr.. Hines that
the president was anxious for and was
urging the election of mir. Lorimer is
wholly unfounded"
1t is considered probable that a full
statement by the president will be
sent to the committee before the end
Of the investigation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
Bomb Thrown Into Procession,

Madrid, Spain, June 30.-It is Of
ficially stated that while the Euchar-
list procession was passed thru Gale
Mayor, one of the city's greatest thor
oughfares, yesterday, a bomb was ex-
ploded in side street No one was in
jured. One arrest was made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
Increase in Bank Reserve,

Washington. June 30.-The total re-
serve held by 7.277 national banks at
the close Of business on June Z, the last
call by the comptroller of the currency,
was s1.47S.140,729, an average OF 22.l0
per cent and s121,s7O,s15 above the
amount required to be held by law. The
in the central reserve cities
has increased TO 2731 per cent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
TRAGEDY DISCLOSED IN TEXAS.
Los Angeles Woman Murders Three
Children and Hangs Self

Ioclney, Tex. June 3o-Searchers
today found the body OF Mrs. Maude
McCrary. Of Los Angeles. Cal. hang
ing from "A windmill IN the rear of a
hoGis, she had been occupying here, and
the bodies of her three children with
their .hroa,s cut. in some weeds near
the dwelling.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
Carpenter Injured BY Fall.

Special to Times Republican.
Monticello. Juno 3o.-While working
on n new barn on the Finson farm.
near Central CITY late yesterday. Ed
ward Crane was overcome by the heat
and fell a distance of thirty feet. He
was badly injured but will recover.
Crane did no. regain consciousness un-
III This morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
ALLEGED Roo,Ieooers Arrested.

Special to Times-Republlcan.
Mason City. June 30.-Pat Flynn was
arrested last night for bootleEging.
Seyenty-two bottles OF beer. fifteen
plnts and two jugs OF whisky We're
found in his possession. He was put
in Jail. This Is his third offens>
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-30
HOT IN IOWA.
Sioux City Reports Temperature Of 101
-Des Moines 80.

Sioux City. June 30.-With a tenn
perature Of 1O1 degrees at o'clock
this afternoon, today gives promise Of
being the hottest day Of the year.
The weather man announced 101 de-
grees was reached on June and that
has been the record for the year.
The intense heat would have been
more oppressive than 1t was today but
for a high wind that blew steadily all
day The wind averaged velocity Of
forty-two miles an hour-but it was
hot wind at that.