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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
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THE POSTAL CLERKS.

Cedar Rapids RepIblicanj
IRE country is interested IN eeononi-
is in the postoH:ce department. but il
is rot Interested III economies that sN-
tend 20 the cripplirg az he service, es-
pec!ally on the railway mail end OF il
'rhc railway mail service Is cutie as
irr2por,an. as the postotf;ces themselves
They are the distributing Offices Most
Of rhe ,na:l matter IS sorted OF the
trains The men who are Engaged IL
this business are IN an extra hazardous
hl,sin Ass Hard work ne IS well as
physical or the fas, moving trains IS
strenuous work TIE men "s7o are en-
gagged in it are deserving of the rishI
KIND OF treatment. reasonable toI-s
ard good compensation. The govern
men: can not afford to stint this de-
pa-tment OF the work. AZ the present
time there are hundreds of sacks OF
mail that are carried thru because
there are not men enough on the trains
to work them Thac VIII never DO. II
mails are not TO be worked on the
trains then We might as we'll go rack
to the primitive methods OF handling
and distributing mails.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
Mich Cow Notes.

Did you ever notice that the milk in
the pail from COW will rise and fall like
pail from a COW will rise and fall like
the mercury in the thermometer ac-
cording to whether the weather is
warm or cold ? Don't neglect giving the
dairy cows shelter.
II a neighbor has real good milk
COW for sale buy her even tho the
price seems high. 1t IL seldom that a
man pays too much for a good dairy
COW.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

. scheme to elect democrat. and the
special primary is for the benefit OF
Senator YounG. 1t Is inconceivAble
that the eixty-six progressives should
yield their rights to the thirty three
standpats Internationally. We can do
very well without a new senator, II the
standpatters insist that it has to be
their man or nobody else. They may
have the whip hand with regard to the
deadlock, but the progressives have the
ma jority and should not forget that
fact. and preserve the rights and dig
n;ty which belong to the majority.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

The difference between the hard
Dad and the dirt road is that the first
is permanent and the second never can
be" SAYS the Iowa Falls Sentinel.
Work on the dirt road is like the
wonan's work that is never done
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Shenandoah SentinelPost says
there is plenty OF sentiment in the leg
stature for another state normal
school unless the application of several
localities for il shall kill IT,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
A, Old e;,, o. Fare.
ncnlliar.s Meeklyl

t(cl!lerS w eeklSJ-
TIE high cost of living continues to
furnish theme for everybody. The
ak often focuses upon the price Of
-oo6. Many declare that never IN the
past has il been so high. For the peru
sal OF such we tender the bill of fare
Of hotel in Plscerviile back in 40:
SOUP
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

The Waterloo Reporter suggests that
"a deadlock between the United States
senate and house on the Panama ex-
position location would rot be the
wo-s. thing that could befan the coun-
try"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

I, begins 10 look rs # D2vila. The
p-esen. president Of E-o-5,-as nigh.
lead -he irsur-ectiona-2 army OF rex:
vear-OIraha World Herald
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

VIVA, is The city Of Juarez going TO
CO to- tire rebels" They have given it
the h;ggss. advertisement it ever had
Buffalo Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

See what's coming, a Washington
woman ir-y Hrea man for swearing
milwaukee, News
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
GIVING Him tn. WORT Of Il.

Giving Him the WORT Of tt.
Saying you cant beat . corpora
ton is all wrong. Why. whenever
my factory whistle blows 1t tells the
time OF day to q lot of persons Who
don't pay me cent for It."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

a Chicago maiden wants 20 marry
Grow Indian, Can YOU blame her.
Milwaukee journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

Honduras is one Of the most inter
esting souvenirs Mr.. Morgan has coll
lected-omaha Bee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
.ssH.Saa.. Eo.rep.A, COMMENT

II we could get American registry for
foreign built ships. q port like Balti-
more would flourish like q green bay
tree. Baltimore might get a crumb
from subsidy. but 1t would be only q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

i, sometimes occurs that en- invesii
eating committee takes the place o
whitewash Charlotte News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

They talk about the heroism OF
Lsfe Youngs immovable phalanx Of
supporters in the legislature" says the
Waterloo courie but how about the
man who stands alone and comes
within sexenty-nin votes Of electing
Garst every day."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
REPUBLICAN. MARSH IOWA.

crumh The benefits that would come
from American registry Of foreign built
ships are illustrated In the case OF the
Baltimore and Carolina Steamship
Company. referred to in the Suns sdi-
torial on Wednesday last. II was re-
ported that this company would save
something like 100000 by being per-
lnitted to buy foreign-built ship. Mr..
Charles II. Cramp has been quoted as
saying that the American shipbuilder
is under handicap of $4,000 on a
big ship.-Baltimore Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
Ms1umsas e Grant and Lss.
M3A1tironrA 0,,nN

Baltimore. Dsins tas connert;is5 i:::;:
between the North and South, 10 the
appropriate place in which to start the
movement for the erection by popular
subscription Of monument in honor Of
Lee and Grant II the, patriotic socitties
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

following
once Though there governoshp
$4,000 amman
situated will
b held the latter part Of February and then
sarly April Professor Merriam
n ne city s.1. - s.. Ct
asl s1s de sdu ps
Teal ngurs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

Now is the summer OF Mr. Crum.
packers content made wretched win
ter by those sons of guns from New
ork.-Indiana polls Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

who doesn't some one blame til.
Tar. reciprocity agreement for tn.
falling off in 1ows's population" IN
quires the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09
"Inw needs an active publicity end

low needs an active publicity end
developn7ere bureau argues the OF
ru-nwa Cou Ter whose duties II shall
b. to arrange statistics and other in
formation in reference 70 the states
advantages. 70 promote the establish
merit and development Of industries,
agriculture! and commercial interests
and encourage such measures a will
b ing Iowans 10 a true realization Of
the greatness OF their state and extend
knowledge of the state its people and
It's resources thruou; the world by legi-
! tinate advertising"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-09

zone thing in the statement issued
on behalf of the board OF education de-
serves especial mention" saws the Ced-
ar Rapids Gazette The board con-
deuls lobbying on the part of the pro-
tsssors OF others connected with the
state institutions. The board IS justi-
fed in placing structures on the would
| be LOBBYIST. Teachers are hired to
teach; they are not hired to button
hole the members of the general assem-
ply. The ioDi,, ing 1oaa III =ec:s pas.
vas no credit to the schools. not to the
state. But the lobbying was prahably
the result OF the system. more than
anything else. SO no ore is disposed to
be severe on the men who were involv-
ed"
The evening world., 1911-08-18
KING SIGNS VETO BILL.

LONDON. Aus. 1.-THE approval Of
King George on the veto bill was COM
munlcated TO Parliament through the
Cabinet to-day. The easur becomes
law immediately upon the signature Of
the KING.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
FUNNY TO NEIGHB0RS,
BUT SAD TO LAMBERT
What "MH. Lambert" Might Say
Won't Be Known Till Fian.
Gees Father Is SQUARED,

Albert Lambert Of No. 552 Forty-ninth
street. wishes some OF his friends would
change their brand OF humor. He can
see why they think their Joke on him
IL funny. but It IL wearing on his nerves.
Mr.. Lambert was away from home
Wednesday morning when reporters
wen to learn about two burglarious
youths who were arrested In his house
the night before. This 10 where the
funny neighbors worked in on Mr..
Lambert.
The young man II not married. but
10 engaged to be married to the incest
girl in Brooklyn. But the neighbors
thought It interesting to tell the story
Of the burglar hunt Just AZ though
Lambert we're married. and described
wildly Just what Mrs. Lambert said
and did.
Wherefore. Mr.. Lambert doesn't dare
to 90 to call on his girl any more for
fear her father WILL boot him for q de-
signing sc6undrel. To tho end that the
future father-in-law may be better IN
formed. The Evening World gladly
prints this revised account OF the do
mestic status of Mr.. Lambert. and also
Acknowledges that the joke IL on II, az
we'll a. on Mr.. Lambert.
The evening world., 1911-08-18

SAILED TO-DAY.
The evening world., 1911-08-18

choguc with Adele Hyatt and took q
cottage. IT,, couple lived there the
year rouno and were known as ma,
and wife.
Fullum received a fortune or the
death OF his uncle and aunt. Judge and
Mrs. John Delmai OF Brooklyn. Ills
mother says he has $1,000 0 left In q
trust fund. III Patchogu, and the vi
c..!i,y he was known al q liberal
spcnder.
sULLUM AND FRieNos cELe'
DRAFTED GIRLS BIRTHDAY.
Wednesday night Fuilum, Adele Hyatt,
william sheedy, a prize tighter. and
Ear, Holmes. celebrated Miss Hyatt's
birthday at various r~oadhouses. They
returned tc Fuilum's cottage early yes
terday morning and there Fullm wal
shot. The bullet was DETECTED from
the heart by a. narrow margin Fullun
Gays Adele Hyatt tried to Kill him be
cause he went out &c get another drini
after he ha0 taker her home.
Adele Hyatt was & chorus girl IT, tn,
Little Johnny Jones" company whef
she last appeared or Broadway. Pre-
viously she had been with the Rogers
Brothers companies n other shows
She was seen by an Evening World TO
porter this afternoon at the home o.
her sister.
The shooting was an accident" sh'
declared. Tom Fullum knows II an
the authorities down there know II
That IL why I was allowed to 70.
am through with Tom Fullam for goo
and all. I have wasted the best year,
OF my life since I met him. and neve
INT TO see him again.
"When he IL sober Tom Ii a gentle
a When he In drunk he Is . Hem
and has been drunk most OF the time
Why. his own wife had 70 leave hin
before they were married. a year.
I'VE were out celebrating my birth
day Wednesday night. When We 70
home Tom began to abuse me. He drov
me to my bedroom and struck me
There was an old revolver on the bee
/ picked Il up and pointed It Mt him I
scare him OF. for ! was afraid OF m
life. The pistol went on and he dropped
l had no intention of shooting him.
'rOf course ] am glad he Is going I
get well. but not because I want :
reet him again. Ills money has bee
q curse TO him. Some day. perhaps. I
hs stops drinking INC gives the run I
the prize-fghters n Jockeys he ha
hanging around him all the time h
may make a man Of himself. lie ha
my best wishes. even II he has RUNE
my life."
The evening world., 1911-08-18

WALL STREET

Concentrated support. the first wit
messed in three weeks, coupled with
urgent short covering. sent Union and
Southern Pacific. Reading. st. Paul and
Steel almost 2 points up ut the open
ing OF to-day's stock market. The re-
assuring statement OF President Lovett
In regard to affairs In Union Pacific
and a more optimistic view OF the labor
situation in Great Britain this morning
were reflected in stock market actions.
Not since the recent downward move
ment began have stocks displayed the
tendency to move upward as they did
to-day shortly after the opening.
Vigorous bidding in Union Pacific
elevated the price above III compared
with a closing yesterday OF 1874. st.
Paul was prominent with an initial gain
Of ~ points. Reading. Southern Pacific
and Steel were very strong.
Top prices were retained In he sub-
sequent dealings.
After resisting midday realizing,
stocks became very buoyant in the fnal
hour. Closing prices. which were the
highest OF the day, found Union and
Southern Pacific, Reading. Steel. St
Paul. Atchison and Copper from two &c
three points higher.
Heavy short covering war IN progress,
at the end
The evening world., 1911-08-18
PARK PARTIES FOR 1000
OF ClTY'S POOR PLANNED.
Association for Improving Condi.
ton VIII Take Mothers and
Children for Outings.

Taidng advantage OF the Interior.
ovgh's plan by which FREQ fares are to
DO given to poor mothers. children ana
invalids over the subway and elevated
routes TO Bronx and Van Cortlsndt
Parks. tho New York Association for
Improving the Condition OF h Poor
to-day made arrangements win Charf-
ties Commissioner Drummond for sew
oral large park parties. The association
Is planning to send to both parks every
Tuesday. wednesday. Thursday and
Friday until Sept. 10 parties numbering
about 100 each.
The associations stan OF visitors wa
instructed to-day to give out invitations
for these parties to children under four
teen years of age and their mothers
living In tho consested districts who am
in need of fresh air outings. The par
ties will supplement the fresh air relief
work at Sea Breeze. Junior Sea Breeze
and Caroline Rest.
The poor Of the east side will he taken
TO Bronx Park and those Of the wes'
side TO Van Cortlandt Park. II 10 ex'
pected that about 1000 mothers and
children will DO benefited.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
THREE CHOLERA
VICTIMS |EDON
ITALIAN LINER
Children on Board Re D'ltalia
Succumbed to Dread
Disease at Sea.

Cholera caused three deaths aboard
tho italian steamer Re D'Itaiia, from
Naples and Palermo. and two other pas
g now In the ships hospital show
symptoms of the disease. The steamer.
which came In last night. was detained
In Quarantine to-day for meteorological
examination OF the n~inety-six passengers
In her cabin and $50 In the stesrase.
The cholera victims we're seeerage pas
sengers, all girls between the aSes Of
one and two. They died On Aug. . And
7 and were buried at 49,
Tho steamer San Giovanni also ar
rived to-day from Naples. Palermo and
Msasina, but she brought no passengers
ana all the crew were reported we'll.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
REALTY MEN ARRESTED.

Edgar n. Jackson and oslln N. Jack.
son composing the Jackson Bros. Realty
Company, with Offices in tho Times
Building. we're arrested last night on
. charge Of Grand larceny. made BY
John o. Coles Of Brockton Mass. who
alleged that they defraudeJ him OF 500
In September, 1910.
Al Police Headquarters the brothers
declared the charge ridiculous. They
coui6 not even recall having dealings
with Coles they said. They wsrs
looked ~.
Ernest Dennison. formerly az agent
foi the Jacksons. 10 said to be q Of
the Witnesses against them.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
PoaT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.
INCOMING ~srDAMsuPa

DUE IDA
esIous, Gibraltar. Koruna, 81. Thomsa
Chdoago CITY. svanses- Mexico. Yea Cru1
ChlioA. AmsterdAn.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
ClUBBED BY THIEVES.


Richard Maxwell. WITH his head ban.
daged and suffering from the result Of q
clubbing. acpsarsd In the Yorlv1ils
Court to-day a. the complainant against
Harry 0rsacsr. who sAys he Nvss ct
No. u Second venue. Maxwell chargsd
GROCER with being one Of three men
who had assaulted and robbed ham
while he was standing on the stoop In
front Of his house At No. $50 East
Thirty-third street last night.
Maxwell say that while enjoying q
smoke three men came along the strsot
and without warning bounced upon him.
One grabbed him by the throat and
ohoafed him. while anothsr hit him over
tho head with Q club. and the third
member Of the party went through his
pockets, getting SIS Maxwell reguined
consciousness In time to soc them DIS
appearing around Third avenue and
started IN pursuit At T~hirty-second
street Gretcsr ran into the arms OF
Patrolman Beesw1ck. and Maxwell
Identified him a. one OF the robbers.
Greicer was held for examination to-
morrow.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
MAD DOG DASHES
AT WOMEN AND
CHILDREN ON PIER
animal Bites Two Persons
Who Head Him of From
Waiting Crowd.
KILLED BY MARKSMAN.
{
Crack Police Pistol Shot Ends
- Career by One Bullet
) at Long Range.
KILLED BY MARKSMAN.

Eddie P&rsen's w~1re-haired terrier
Barney" which ne raised on a bottle
from q pap. set the vicinity of West
I1ftieth street and the North River on
enc to-day. with froth dripping from
his mouth and his hind less webbing
under him. Barney" plainly mad.
tried 70 get or tho crowded recreation
pier At the foot Of Fiftieth street. al
most bit of the thumb of Thomas Fem
nelly. the pier attendant, and finally
vas shot ty Patrolman Martin J. Caui-
fNld, one OF the rock pistol shots Of
the department.
Bergen lives at No. CSC West F1ftieth
lstreet. He is a ship chandler. and the
dog was his constant companion. Yes
tadAy he noticed there was something
strange about Barney tho dog moped
IN corners and did not wag his tail
when addressed.
oAarEo AMONG WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
Bergen opined that Barney was SUI
fsrins from the too asslduous attention
OF neSs. lie prepared a bath. got a bis
esr OF strong tar soa ready and coaxed
'Aavney out of a corner But when ne
went to put his pet in the bath the dos
went into commissions, bit his hand and
ran yelping from the house.
Nothing mor was seer OF ''Barney''
until this morning at 8 o'clock. wher
Shs appeared on the piasa in front OF
1Ae recreation pier. He wa q sad and
f09ngerous looking dog. with bloodsho,
p$es and dripping java The pier wa,
6towded with women and children and
among them were mothers and babia.
waiting for the fresh air boat Of thu
-. Johns Guild.
L{ennelly. on post a. the pier entrance
Jansw what would happen II he allowed
the deg to get into tho crowd. Barney
had bse On the pier many q time and
4~nenneiiy knew the animal. He though
oar II away. but Barney mad,
STEADILY for the pier gate and som
women who Aaw what wa happsninl
began 20 scream
Grabbing q stick. Fennelly mad 70,
the dos. 'Barney" sprang at him ant
before he could shake the maddene<
animal loose his thumb was bitten Il
the bons and the flesh was PARTIAL,
scsaped on Tho dog turned and fec
ACROSS III plaza. followed by . shout
ing crowd of boys
"Barney's mad" yelled the youngsters
hurting stonss and sticks at the dog
bot keeping At . SAFE distance
BROUGHT DOWN BY LONG
~ RANGE SHOT.
r &Aulheld ran to the crowd. He 90
Gi0se to the dog. but was afraid to fire
f~oresseing that the bullet might rico
ohSt from the pavement and strik,
somebody. By sIulfui mAnoeuvr1ni
Csulneld rot the dog into q corner b
tween . box and the window Of . groc
or store. From . distance Of thirt,
feet he nred ono shot.
The bullet struck "Barney" in IN,
right shoulder and went clear through
touching the heart. Barney droppe'
dead on the s.dewaIk n his body re
NAMED there untA Il was removed I
the laboratories of the Health Depart
mSnt to b examined for traces o
rabdes.
Fennslly and Bergen had their wound
dressed at Roosevelt Hospital. On tn
sdvtce Of the doctors they went to Wi
lard Parker Hospital n enrolled them
s6tves for . full course OF h Pasteu
fsatmenk.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
How a Physician is
Curing Eczema.

C~crtanto, the unique combination oi
wholesome. clcanly healing agents orig.
mated by IA United States Army surgeon.
is making a record for itself in more than
one locality.
Its success in New York is acknowl-
edged by those acquainted with the facts,
Its use by women and children. in re-
moving pimplcs and splotches and clean
ing up the complexion. is -apidly grow
ing.
That the preparation contains no
mercury or salicylic atid. and that il il
put up by II. X. Wampole & CO.. Of
Philadelphia, a house Of the highest
character, are facts much in its favor.
In mosquito bites and sunburn il is
proving the most effective as well rs the
pl~casantest remedy ever offered.
In more serious skin diseases the work
Of the remedy is thus described by DR.. ].
p. Agostini. Of Preston. Cuba:
Gentlemen: "Whilc in New York City
recently ! was so strongly impressed with
cures effected by your remedy Certanto.
for eczema. which came under my notice,
that l took one dozen jars to Cuba to
give the remedy n test with some OBJ
Stlnhtc CuSes j uuu W Cohtcuu WIN VI
my practice at Preston.
II found the remedy excellent better
than any eczema remedy ! have ever
tried. had four cases. each q different
type Of eczema, that l had been treating
for many months. In each instance
within twenty-four hours after appli-
cation Of Ccrtanto. u remarkable i'm
pr0vemcnt was evident.
1T is about two weeks since ] began
the treatment. My patients are per-
fectly restored-no trace Of eczema left
the skin clear and natural.
Can you wonder that ! I'M elated 10
find u remedy Of snch value to the physi-
clan? | really congratulate you on
your product. You should post physi-
clans generally. Yours truly.
II. p, AGOSTINl. NJ. d."
Certantp "a sold 8, 30 cents and 81 a Jar
man Il COS 'KLi.h's,, Circle. rharmaey. war'
DTug stores. Pope A Co.'S. HAberman a 60 ..
r. ], Backrs n Sons. J. Bauer X oo.'s,
the Jones Drug Stores, STANDARD Drug Co, and
Gimbel Bros. or sent direct on receipt OF price.
The purchase price Is cheerully refunded With
out question II Csttanto proves unsatisfactory
THE .rERTASTo COMPANY. 200 Fifth avenue.
New York,
The evening world., 1911-08-18
ALiENlST FOR BEATTY
AT HIS TRIAL FOR MURDER,
But Insanity Will Not Be Pleaded
for Prisoner Except as
Last Resort.

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. 1s.-That the
trial Of Henry Clay Beattie for wife
murder may develop into . battle Of ex-
perts was indicated hero to-day with
tho announcement on both sides tina,
chemists had been retained.
The defense will employ Dr.. Allison
Hodges Of Richmond. and the prosecu.
ton has tentatively engaged Or. W. r,
Drswry. Superintendent OF the Central
State Hospital for the Insane; DR.. J. 8
D~s5arnsets. Western Insane Hospital.
and DR.. o. C. Bunk. II Wa aAi that
the defense viii not plead insanity OK.
oept - Q last resort.
The evening world., 1911-08-18
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Gun t1DO. Al3I6un ssts.. 6.b6lAoou rssA II. %
THE TIDES