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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
PLANS WAR ON HIGH pa,cEs.


Producers and consumsrs' League ~.
!, eorporatsd With Approval Of Court.
New York, Sept. 13.-An organisation
which will urge legislation to do away
with the arbitrary control Of the ne
cessities Of life. to be known as the
Producers and Consumers National
league, was incorporated with the ap-
proval OF Supreme Court Justice Gave.
gan. WI
The incorporators are: Mayer
echoenfeld. Samuel A. Lando, L. Lam
do. Solomon Baum, and Jacob GlNs&.
Mr.. Schoenheld. who has been an ac-
tive anti food trust campaigner, said:
"Our purpose Il to conduct 9 can-
,paign oY education. endeavoringt to force
the dominant political parties 70 take
up the crying issue Of the people. which
10 the continuous increase in the cost
of living. We intend to call a confer
efice Of leading agriculturists from diff
ferent states, and leading men In large
cities and form . permanent Producers
and Consumers' National league" 9i.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
hlYsTEhY IN crANoEo PLAks.


NJ otflke Will . Called on Harri-
1 maWs ,osa Until cenfsrsnes 10 Held.
Los Anssies, sept. ia sudden
but unexplained change, today in the
plans oe ~ W. kline. international
president Of tbs Blacksmiths and Help
eefs' unian.akhos arrived from Gan Fran
Nlsc6 with the -intention OF going east
bv Yay or Salt Lake. calls for his
ptobo6I4 return TO. San Francisco at
o. Il aeeOrdfnG to his statement.
he deciased that there was no charge
ins tie 6o1uation resulting from the re
8usai u sJuIiuS Kruttschnitt, director OF
jnsaint6 oxAee of way OF tho Hatrfman
systsn6 ~ fecoSnixe the federation of
shop 5s
Z q EiiSS 6aiG 4hatsif strike was called
IL Woud moi; ~ before he and other
internal t1onad .olIicers held meeting
in 1LA1sas CITY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
ca,e ss.tisd Out Of Court.

Special to Tim es- Republican,.
Iowa Fails, Sept. IA case Of In
terest in insurance circles was docket
ed for hearing In the Grundy county
district court this tern, but settle-
ment was effected before the case came
to trial.
The action was Caroline Stuck
agains. the Modern woodmen OF AM
erica to recover $4,000 on a policy held
by her son in the defendant company
The young man shot and killed himself
about year ago. and the company re-
sisted payment becAuse Of his sen de-
struction. AIRS, Stuck received $500
In the settlemsrs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
rhiRvY.FouRTH IN REUNION.
Survivors Of iowa Rssims snt in eisnnisl
8ession at Charlton.

Charlton. Sept, 1S.-The Survivors OF
the Thirty-fourth Iowa regiment OPEN
ed their biennial reunion here today.
The regiment served In the full three
years term and suffered severe loss In
the last battle after General Lee had
surrendered.
Mayor I.arimer delivered the address
OF welcome this morning and feature
of the session was reading by Miss
Edith Clark, of Sheridan, Wyo.. who
is known as "the daughter OF the regi-
ment." Her father. General Clark. was
its colonel. A campfire will be held to-
night and the reunion closes tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13

goes 70 trial In the superior court.
"A motion to this effect by the de-
fendant was granted by Chief Justice
Wallace Of the superior court. Counsel
for the plaintiff had asked for an i'm
mediate trial OF the case.
The chief question OF law is whether
the residuary clause Of the will, leaving
about $2.000.000 TO the First Church
OF Christ. Scientist.nof Boston Is In
valid because OF restrictions put on
such bequests by New HAMPSHIRE and
and Massachusetts, statutes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
ROBERT o'cALLAolsAN. FoNaaGNs
WESTERN LEAGUE MAoNATR,
tARRGsTED Al pEs MoiNRa
ALLEGED TO HAVE RgcGlvGn
sErs ON LAsoR DAY sovT1
Dissstisfisd osttses Complain - Aus
thoritiss When o'callashan Rssasse
70 Turn Over Msnsy-civil ssrviss
investigated instituted Among Chi.
ssuo Pelies.

Des Moines. Sept. l3.-Robert OrCAls
iaEhan. former Western league mag
rate. today was arrested charged with
gambling In having received bets on
the recent Gotch- -Hackenschmidt
wrestling match. The charge was Med
By Mayor James r. Hanna. O'callashan
pleaded not guilty when arraigned In
municipal court. and was released on
bonds.
The charge against O'CAllaghan
Crews out OF dissatisfaction Of some
OF tho betters. who. It Is said. COM
plained to Mayor Hanna that O'Cal-
laghan refused to turn over the stakeG
because the referee at Chicago called
all bets off. &,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
ALLEY OWNERSHIP ~ DISPUTE
Suit in Court involves Title to Land in
Alden,

sur m Court Involves y Sto 20 es"o w
Alden.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Sept. 13.-An alley 13e feet
long and twenty feet wide and located
in the town Of Alden in this county
has occupied the attention Of the dis
trict court here now for two days. and
no one yet knows who owns the alley.
The contention on one side is that the
alley should be open. while the oppos-
ing faction wants It closed. The great
question II the town Of Alden there
fore is Just now who is going to be
the goat.
The hrst jury trial will come on to-
day before Judge Wright, the case be-
ing that Of Helen Maynard against the
city OF Eldora and the Blackhawk Con-
struction Company. Of Waterloo. In
this case the plaintiff asks damages for
injuries alleged to have been sus-
taiAed ~ falling on an obstruction on
tho sidewalk III ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
MAINE ELecTloMlN DOUBT
Conflicting Reports Say state Has
Gone Both Wet and ory-ss:a-"= :.
Yet incomplete.

Portland. Maine, Sept. 13.--with all
but seventy six OF the 521 cities, towns
and plantations verified by mail, re-
turns from towns and city clerks. there
vas an apparent majority against the
repeal OF constitutional prohibition OF
3S9 votes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
saEnroh SENTENCED TO PRISON
Former Mayor to Serve Three Years
for Bookkeeping.

Deadwood. s. D.. Sept 13.--Three
years and three days In tho federal
prison at Leavenworth was the sen.
tence imposed upon James NJ. Bren-
:an. former mayor OF Des Motnes. by
Federal Judge Elliott Brenton Mon-
day pleaded guilty in the United States
circuit court to selling liquor to In.
dams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
JAMES J. WARD. YOUTH OF e
YEARS, STARTS ON LONG Air
JOURNEY.
TO ArrEMpr FLIGHT FROM
NEW YORK 70 PACIFIC COAST
second Competitor 70 Try For Prize Of
$4,000 oMsrsd ey Hsarst-Must
Roach Los Angeles or San Francisco
Within Thirty oays-carries Mill
tary Message From General Grant.

+ New York, Sept. 13.-work had bare
~ begun this morning In the busy sky
scrapers Of lower New York when
James J. Ward lifted his biplane from
Governors island and started across
the continent in the path Of the sun. 1t
was 9:0S a. m. when the boyish aviator
-he - only 22 years old-took fight.
Ward is the second competitor to try
for the prize Of $4,000 offered by Will
liam Randolph Hearst for the quickest
flight from coast to coast. To win he
must reach Los Angeles or San Fran
cisco in thirty days.
Started Against Wind.
The wind was from the northwest
and directly against 1t Ward must fly
for the first stage Of his Journey. Start
Ing with the wind behind him he turned
the lower end Of the island and came
humming back, rising high over the
bay and heading across the mouth Of
the Hudson river for Jersey river. On
the west bank of the river he picked
up the flag decked locomotive waiting
at the Erie station to pilot him, and
E
then settled into his course above the
main line Of the Erie railroad. His
destination this morning was Middle-
town, N. Y. sixty-eight miles away.
From Middletown Ward planned to
follow the Erie to Buffalo. Mechan-
icians with gasoline and extra parts
await him at Susquehanna. Pa, and at
this point he expects to spend the
night.
Carries Military Message.
Just before the young aviator jumped
into his seat Maj. Gen. F. d. Grant.
commander Of the department Of the
east handed him letter to the coqn-
mander of the military post at Los
Angeles Ward said he expected to
make most of the Journey at an alti-
tude OF about 1000 feet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
Jobn.oc ch.ro.d Win Crime.

Madison. WIS. Sept 13.-John 4.
Johnson was arrhigned In municipal
court this morning on the charge OF
murder in the first degree In connec-
,ion with the death of Annie Lembcr-
ger, whose body was found in Lake
Monona last Saturday. Johnson plead
ed not guilty. His ball was fixed ae
$4,000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
{ 3coNPAfsv ov1ncHARoEs.
Double Ratss on Packages Not Prspaid
Charges in l0wa.

Des Moines, Sept 13.-That the. ex-
press companies in the middle west
charge double the regular rates on a
certain class Of packages when not
sent prepaid Is claimed by the Iowa
board Of railroad commissioners on
evidence furnished them by local busi-
ness men.
This information has been given to
the interstate commerce commission
and is expected to be strong point In
the national investigation which has
for its object the proper adjustment OF
Interstate express rates.
That the inquiry may result in the
railroads handling all Of the express
business in the future IS the belief OF
Clifford Thorne, q member Of the Iowa
board Of railroad commissioners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
h0vt in Jsl<inS Auts.
ia Timcs-ReDubiican,

Boone. Sept 13-J. w. Jordan. a
prominent young attorney OF this city.
vas rendered unconscious las. nigh.
for short .ime when the auto in
which he was riding struck bump IN
the road to Carroll He was IN a rear
seat and being thrown to the top. struck
his head 1 severe blow. Restoratiyes
were applied and he soon recovered.
His face was badly cut.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
MEET AT sHENAnOoAH.
pes Moinss Conference opsns Tonight
With aiahop Medley Presiding.

Shenandoah, Sept. 13.-The Des
Moines conference of the Methodist
church will open here tonight with
Bishop Neeley, of New Orleans, pre-
siding. The sessions will continue for
the remainder OF the week Among
the prominent speakers scheduled are
DR.. +. s. Fieiin. professor of Hebrew
In Garrett Biblical Institute. who VIII
deliver several lectures on the old tes-
lament, and ]. II. Feilingham, OF Des
Moiucs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
.:>.:. p..... Under vsssisatisa.

~''s~SO~ SSsssssS- 1suvOSssUeSsSsss
Chicago. Sept. 13.--9eventy- ave sub.
poenas were issued today for Witnesses
to appear at the civil service comnijss
s!on's police investigation which next
Monday II expected to take up the ale
legged gambling at the Gotch- Hackens
schmidt wrestling watch on Labor Day.
Several police officials are charged
with permitting gambling near the
baseball park where the match was
held
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
LAFoLLErE SCORES STRONG.
South Dakota Prosrsssivss Endorse
Him for Presidency.

Huron. S. D., Sept. IA mass
meeting Of progressive republicans here
last night passed resolutions favorlng
the election OF delegation to the re-
publican national convention that will
stand for the nomination OF United
states senator I.aFollette for president
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13

N NleNamara Trial Bet For Oct. -.
Los Angeles. Sept. 13,-Judge Bord-
we'll announced today that the trial Of
John J. and James ]. Mcnamara would
begin Oct. ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
A Different Story.

Portland. Maine. sept. i3.-Ths
Evening Express. q pre- ntb!tion paper,
controlled by the family OF the late
Neal Dow. this afternoon issued a bull
letln stating that Maine cas- gone wet
by 500 votes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
ALLEGED sLvoosR AHnEsrED.

John Nolan Charged With Having
Knowledge Of sehwsts Murder.
- Chicago Sept 13.John Nolan, al
legged labor slugger. was arrested today
on suspicion OF having knowledge Of
the murder Of Detective Thomas
Schweig on July is.
Nolan is said to have threatened to
s"get" the detective following his ar,
rlst by the latter on May 10 for rob-
berry. Nolan was Indicted but later
forfeited his bond and ned. Schweig
was shot in the back 100 feet from his
nome.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
M.il Carrier injured.

Newton. Sept. 13--Earl Simpson. a
rural mail carrier with Newton as his
headquarters. was severely injured
here last night In an automobile
motorcycle collision. Simpson met an
automobile driven by Ora Woody. OF
the New Auto Company Woody ran
his machine into the curb while the
motorcycle met the engine head on.
both machines being wrecked. Simp-.
son has q broken leg and three bad
gasl,es on his face as well as other in-
jurics.
The driver OF the auto claims that
Simpson was looking backwards whilc
riding on the wrong side OF the street
and that II was impossible TO attract
his attention or avert the meeting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13

a4naAorr pensrsns improved.
Canton, o., Sept. Ex-senator Alice
sRomarehe, who has been III at his home
for several days. 10 reported much Inn
proved today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
APPEALS NOT coNsIpEREo.
lntsrnationat edasa Decides to Delay
Action Until Convention Meets.

Action Until CGnVention Nests.
Davenport, Sept. 13.-Appeals from
its decisions to the biennial convention
which opens Monday were considered
by the official board Of the Internat-
iopal Association OF Machinists today.
President O'Connell repeated today
his declaration that no action will be
taken in regard to the machinists' at
titude on the Illinois Central strike in-
til the matter il brought up on the
floor OF the convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
FAMOUS FlsAEaMAN DEAD.

8. 8. Hits, known From Derinien TO
Gulf, Dies at louisvills.
Louisville. Ky. Sept. 13.--S. s. Hite,
known from Canada to the gulf as An
expert fisherman. and whose grand
father came to Kentucky with Daniel
Boone, Is dead here at the age OF SO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today

The Weather.
Sun rises Sept. II at 5:al. sets at
6;11.
Iowa and Illinois-Unsettled. with
showers and thunder storms tonight or
Thursday.
South Dakota--Unsettled. with show
ers tonight or Thursday: cooler Thurs
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13

iowa ana lltn0tA--Un6ettIeOs Win
showers and thunder storms tonight or
Thursday.
South Dakota--unsettled. with show
ers tonight or Thursday: cooler Thurs
day.
PAGE ONE.
TeIsgraphio News,
Fowler Has Rival In Continental
Flight.
James J. Ward Starts From New
York.
Springfield, Ill, swept by Three Tor
nadoes.
-. Etna Threatens Populous Terri
" ry.
s'estling Gamblers After Stake
= holders.
s Confession in Northwood Poisoning
= Case.
s PAGE THREE.
owa News:
Death Greets Visitor at Grinnell.
Eastern Woman Killed by Central
Archbishop Keane Takes Office.
PAGE FOUR.
TOO Soon to Declare Nominations
Closed.
Technical Schools.
Sieders Fair
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
Outside Point OF View.
PAGES FIVE AND SEVEN.
Iowa News:
Evidence OF Insurance Combine.
Dead Body OF Missing Girl Found.
Sa:.!s Case May Split Church.
Club Women Offer Scholarships.
SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Robinson Makes Beautiful Flights.
Thrills Thousands With Aviation
Fair Attendance Breaks Record
Openings.
Today's Races Postponed.
Wind Does Damage on Grounds.
General and Brief City News
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Prices Hammered.
Slight Rally In Corn.
Fair Trade In Steers.
Weakness In Hogs
Automobiles Used by Border SNUG
glers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
MANAGERS HEAR TALENT.

Display Talents Before Managers.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Sept. 13.-The state con-
yention of Iowa chautauqua managers
spent the entire day today listening
to independent, chautauqua talent and
the managers Of Lyceum bureaus IN
regard to their attractions for next
year. Seventeen assemblies were rep
resented and they reported the chau-
tauuua work in better favor now than
ever before. The association received
an invitation to join the international
Lyceum Association and meet next
year at Winona, Ind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-13
WIFE vyAs iMPulsivE.s
YeuNs Aalllisnajso Wit Make Ne G0eet
60 Find grrino Spouse. ssS u

60 Find ErTins Spouse.
Mew York. Sept. 13.--Frederick l..
suydam the young millionaire OF Blue
Point, x L, whose young wife ID re-
ported TO have run away with Freder-
tfck Noble. son Of . plumber. says that
his wife was inapulsive and teMpera;-
mental and he does not intend to nnd
her.
He avoids committing himself to any.
statement that no believes his wife ana
Noble are togsklisr. n
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tha shoulders Of the others
49, tbev shall not drop suddenly.
y,eoob ~ Arimathaea embraces the
s,ssy- ..fsome. holy blessed burden
Do1s 80 ~ NV shoulders" He de-
ss $3.50 from the ladder with the body.
e a.t1,- .arried. partly suspended in the
clothes, the lifeless form y iee ~ -.
from the pillar Of torture Nico ',s,lls
enreads out his arms TOWARD =. o'o
bolv body Of my only frlen0, iel .iS
embrace thee And they carry HIN
70 Mary. that the son may rest oncs
more in the lap of the mother. Anu
she takes him in her arms coVeieu
with wounds, the son Dorm again -.
sorrow Mary Magdalene kneeis Dy
the side. LET me once again KISS the
hands which have so often blessed
And with chaste fervor the lips
~ the sinner touches the cold pierced
hards Of the body. Another OF the
yronoen throws herself over 1t: Below
ad master one more tear upon thy
|IifaIess body" And the sobbing muir
mnrings sound sweet and gratilylns'
as peaceful evening bells after the
TERRIBLE storm. The men on the ON
or hand stand around in mute adora-
ton. He is laid in the grave lun-
eraI chorus bids the weary soul ana
the beloved body rest from the tor-
ments of the past In front OF the Sc
nuIchre lies the watchmen, whom the
Pharisees have placed there to Keep
watch. A great noise is heard The
stone at the door is overturned, the
watchmen fall to the ground, ana Out
the savior.
who has overcome death. After the
music of "Halluja" follows the maj
apotheosis. Christ ascends out or the
midst Of his disciples and the noly
women into heaven. The shadows OF
evening are fast approaching; the
suns rays shine slantingly over the
stage of the Passion. Slowly the cur
tain falls amid the final strains or the
HalIeIujah chorus. And over the vast
plains it rings out. to the rocky
heights, and it seems as il all nature
would join in loud rejoicing over the
resurrection Quietly, most deeply
moved, the crowd of people leave the
theater The mountains and rosy
meads lie spread out in the golden
glow of evening. The night trains
which carry the pilgrims off again,
'take with them numbers Of people
serious and deeply affected, and in
many a heart, which came thither in
the icy ban of the. chilling cold OF
winter. it becomes Eastertide-the
b1issful spring time and Easter full
of the wonder of the Resurrection and
heavens exultant joy. OF what it has
witnessed. felt. and suffered, and Of
what the revelation has effected in it,
the heart cannot as yet give account,
but we irresistibly join in the final
words of the chorus: "Hallelujah,
Praise, honor, worship, power and
glory be to thee from everlasting to
everlasting"
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Dont let the lumber trust bother
you. Get the concrete idea, for soon
All OF the houses win have to be
punt with this material.-Pensacola
Journal.
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Perhaps the croquettes will not
mold. If not, take tablespoonful of
graduated gelatine, soak a moment in
cold water, then dissolve it over boil
ing water and set aside till solid.
The heat in frying dissolves the gela-
tine, making the inside soft and
creamy Ottawa Citizen.
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Put deep pan or small bucket of
water containing medium-size
sponge inside your bread box.
Change the water often, replacing
with clean, cool water, and your
bread will keep fresh as long as it
is needed.
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Sometimes the bread dough refuses
to arise. Add another yeast cake in
water and just -four enough to absorb
the added moisture Cut it well in
with a silver knife, keep out of drafts,
and in a couple of hours you will
have fluffy mass.
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HOME HELPS

In making salads do not chop your
meats and celery in chopping bowl.
Cut into the desired size pieces with
scissors. This is quicker, neater and
cleaner than the old way.
If the soup is too salty, CRATE raw
potato into it and the salt taste will
be greatly lessened after cooking a
few minutes. If the pea or bean soup
is too thin add a spoonful of vinegar
just before serving.