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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06

/ Roy HOSkinS, of Defiance, was a bus
mess caller in the city Tuesday.
Prof. C. E. Humphreys spent Thank:
giving at Muscatine with friends.
Mrs. Asa Jones, of Charter Oak, was
a pleasant visitor in the city Tuesday
Mrs Henry Maynard, of near Boyer
was pleasant Denison caller Tues
day.
Il. w. Christensen, of Eagle Grove
spent Tuesday in Denison transactins
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Boysen, of Deloit
were pleasant callers in the city or
Tuesday.
Andrew Sasges motored over from
Charter Oak Tuesday for visit with
Denison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmadke, OF
Hanover township, were in the city
Tuesday visiting friends.
Miss Lizzie Lentz left Tuesday for
Charter Oak, where she will visit sew.
eral days at the Will Coleman home.
Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink and daughter
Miss Helen, of Dunlap, arrived in Den
ison Tuesday for a few days visit at
the McGrin home.
Mr.. Lyman Morris, of Deloit, made
the Review office a pleasant call Tues
day. Mr. Morris subscribed for the
Review for another year while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Boylan and chill
dren returned Friday from a trip
overland to Eldora and other points,
where they spent a week visiting rel
atives and friends.
The annual membership contest in
the L. T. L. closes with the usual
Christmas time party at the hall next
Monday evening at 1880. All mem
bers, old and new, will be expected.
The D. A. o. club met Thursday
with Miss Mary Luney, Miss Carrie
Brown, of Ames, being the honored
guest. Games and music furnished
amusement for the evening, after
which refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Barley, Of Ode
bolt, arrived in the city Monday for
a few days visit with their daughter,
Miss Nora Barley. They left today
for Ft. Dodge, where they will visit
relatives before returning to their
home at Odebolt
Raub McKim, formerly of Denison,
but now of Des MOines, sold 1000
acre farm in Union county last week
toran even 100000. The purchaser
was John Cownie and the farm is said
to be very fine one near State Treas
urer Morrow'S farm.
"The Little German Band" furnish
ed music for two enjoyable dances, one
Saturday evening at the Germania
opera house and another Monday even
ing at the Saggau hall. Large crowds
were in attendance both evenings and
a most enjoyable time is reported.
Mrs. S. G. Wright started for Los
Angeles, Cali, Wednesday morning, in
response to telegram saying her
mother, Mrs. Harriet Stone, had suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Stone
is one of the early settlers of Denison,
and many friends will be grieved to
learn of her illness.
Notice of suit was filed yesterday
with County Clerk Faul by Mrs. VERNE
Sweet against w. S. Rae and Franz
ReetZ, salOonkeepers at Charter Oak
The charge is that on or about Janu-
airy I, 1911, the defendants sold liquor
to one M. p. Dugan. an habitual drunk
ard. The trial will take place tomor-
row afternoon before Judge Hutchin-
son. who will arrive on the noon train.
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The Woodmen Circle will hold their
annual election of officers at the w. o.
w. hall Monday evening, December
18th, at eight o'clock. All the members
are urged to come 49-1t
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w ant Ads
Lost, Found, For Sale, Etc. :

Have started free bus line from
the depots to the Wilbur hotel. Will
answer private calls and make reason
able charge for same. Telephone 140,
Wilbur Hotel 49-tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06

FOR SALE-Several good residence
centrally located. Prices
reasonable; terms to suit. j. W. Miller
Jr. 47-4t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06

RENT OR TRADE-Farm of 100
acres, clear; will trade for unincum-
bered town property or general store.
Frank H. Cunningham, Kimball, Neb.
Asst
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robson We're
over from the Oak Tuesday visiting
Denison friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-06
Time is flying--

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The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
MUST WEAR MoUsTAcHE.
Prof. Allen Yields 20 Demand OF
Students In constantlnopIe.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. May .5.-Proi'
John II. Allen. OF the engineering de-
partment OF the University OF Michl-
gan. has started TO raise a moustache.
Professor Allen does not believe IN
moustaches as a general thing, pu'
he has TO raise one TO MAINTAIN MS
self-respect.
Last year. Professor Allen went 10
Constantinople 10 lay out plans LOT
the new engineering school OF Rob
erts college. and because his upper
lip was clean-shaven he was looked
upon with distrust in the land where
whiskers are necessary adjunct.
Professor Allen is TO be the dean OF
the new college In .Constanunople,
ana in order that he may be treated
with the proper respect due his Of
fee he has started To raise a nous
tache
While in Constantinople he was In
formed by officials OF Roberts col
lege that his students would not re-
spect him II he continued 10 wear a
clean upper lip, and while he believes
moustaches are unsanitary and not
particularly becoming TO him he pro-
poses TO retain the respect or his
students or know the reason why.
Professor Allen has been granted a
leave OF absence from his duties here
for one year, and will leave some
time during the summer for his new
post.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05

with the department the first Of June.
when he viii accept n position as
president OF the Detroit National Fire
Insurance CO.. necessitates several
changes In the insurance department.
Commissioner c. A. Palmer an
nounced yesterday afternoon that
Herbert p. Orr. OF Caro-. would sue
ceed Rowland as deputy. and Walter
p. Otto. chief clerk In the department
will succeed Orr as actuary. Mr..
Palmer received many applications
from insurance men about the state
who wanted the job as deputy. but he
clings TO the civil service idea. and
says that efficiency In his department
should be recognised.
Deputy Rowland succeeded James
v. Barry as the head of the insur-
ance department when Barry rendered
his resignation last November. When
the new administration came In,
Palmer replaced Rowland as commits
sioner. and although Mr.. Rowland re-
ceived several fiatterlng offers from
insurance companies at that time. he
consented TO remain In the depart
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
MICHIGAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Theodore
L. Adler. Detroit, spring construction;
II. A. Alwart, Battle Greek, bottle
Gaping machine; A: NJ. Clark, Kal-
amazoo, mail bag and parcel receiv-
ing and delivering apparatus; NJ. B.
Covert, Detroit, frictional power
transmission mechanism; z. A. Ev-
erett, Detroit, mercury circuit
breaker and shunt for signal relays;
H. j. Gilbert. Saginaw pulley; H. G..
Guetschoff, Frazer, safety razor: F..
E. Harvey and w. L. Davis, Grand
Rapids, lamp burner; Charles~1How-
land. Pontiac, dump wagon; Frank
Magee, Port Huron, reindriven. pedal
propelled hobby horse, and rocking
horse; II. f. Morton and H. Mann,
Huskegon, work holder for shapers;
n. Piquette, Dollar Bay, camping de-
vice; w. E. Ulrich, Detroit, metallic
window sash; VIM. c. and A. L. Weis,
Monroe, file box.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
'5W|NG-OUT" FAILS
ITO EFFECT PEACE
Insurgents and Regulars IN Literary
Department Still at Odds Over
Election Of Glass Leader.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. May 5,-The
annual 'swing-out" OF the senior
classes of the university this after
aoon. found the members of the
senior literary class as badly split up
40 they have been at any time this
season In spite OF the fact that at
his time all differences are supposed
20 have been smoothed over, and the
members OF the classes meet as
friends.
The literary class has had trouble
al year. and the post .'swing-out"
junction finds one portion of the class
refusing attendance and holding en-
ertainments OF Its own. The trouble
itarted at the time of the class cleo
ion early In the year. At that time
members OF the class insurged. claim.
ng that undue influences In the elec-
Ion resulted in the choice OF a man
Who was not suitable to them. An
,ther election was ordered by Dean
2eed, and Arthur Curtis, of Flint, was
;hosen.
He has been unable to unite the
garring factions. although the ''regu.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05

~ LOTHES we make will not
shrink In wear. Our goods
- are London shrunk"-by
cold-water process that makes
them everlastingly dependable
thereafter. Steam shrinking Is not
near so thoro
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
oRAToRICAL CONTEST TONIGHT
Michigan and Six Other Teams Will
lake Part At v. Of M.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May b.-To
night the 21st annual contest OF the
Northern Oratorical league will be
held here, with representatives from
seven universities and colleges COM
peting. The institutions represented
in the league are Michigan, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, Northwestern, ILL
nois, Iowa and Oberlin.
John Gutknecht, of this city. will
represent Michigan: j. Leroy Chest
mutt, Northwestern; Alfred G.. Wal
ton, Oberlin; Fred Merk, Wisconsin;
Macy Campbell. Iowa; J. Clinton
Searle, Illinois, and William Marc
Frazer, Minnesota.
Among the judges is Judge c. T.
Johnson, OF Toledo, o.; Hon. c. II.
Mcknight. Of Columbus. o., and Prof.
II. 8. woodward, of Cleveland, o.
The league was formed here 21
years ago, this will be the fourth
time the contest has been held here.
Each college gets the contest once
in seven years. Michigan has won
nine OF the 20 contests, winning sew
en- out of the first eight. The mem
bers of the league and the officials
will be banQueted at the Michigan
Union after the contest.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05

lars" have held out every inducement
70 the disgruntled ones. Some time
ago the regulars" held breakfast
dance, hoping TO get the insurgents
To attend because OF the novelty OF
the AFFAIR, but on the night before
the insurgents held dance until 4
o'clock In the morning. SO none or
them was able to attend the breakfast
dance. at s o'clock. After the swing
out last evening, the regulars danced
in Barbour gymnasium, while the In
surgents went TO the Country club
and held dance.
The "swing-out" yesterday after
noon was one OF the most spectacular
that has ever been held at Michigan,
over a thousand seniors In caps ana
gowns, marched around the 4O-acre
campus and up and down the dag
onal walks. There was but one III
advised feature. The law class, whlch
considers the engineers beneath the
dignity OF the laws, refused to march
through the arch OF the engineering
building, and that part Of the parade
had 10 be cut out. Following the
parade. DIR. Angel, president emer-
titus. delivered the annual address,
and Prof. M. l.. D'Ooge gave the IN
vocation. The warning lit class led
the procession, followed by the engi-
neers, medics. laws. pharmics, home
ops and dents.
For the first time in years the skies
were clear, and the "swing-out at
tracted vast crowds.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
H. p. ORR WILL BE DEPUTY
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
Caro- Man VIII Be Advanced To Posl-
tion Now Held BY Marion o.
Rowland.

LANSING. Mich. May 5.-Uncer-
tain whether the appropriation
amounting to $4,000 in the act pro
yiding for the creation OF a state fre
marshall's department In conjunction
with the insurance commission, was
intended to cover a period OF two
years. or was for one year. Insurance
Commissioner c. A. Palmer applied
for an opinion and the attorney.gen-
eral held that the appropriation was
intended for two years. The bill
provides that the commissioner OF in
surance shall be the state fire mar
shall. and that the appropriation shall
be for the employment OF such cleri-
cal help as Is necessary to carry Oh
the work.
The resignation OF Marion o. Row
land. who will severe his connection
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
EDWARD MecANN.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May 5.-Act'
ing on the recommendation of the
state board of pardons, Gov. Deneen
yesterday issued a pardon to former
Police Inspector McCann. OF Chicago.
who had been sentenced to the Joliet
penitentiary for taking protection
money from landlords and Keepers OF
disorderly houses. McCann's record
was one OF unrelenting warfare
against vice. Preachers and settle
ment workers credited him with hay-
ing rescued hundreds of women and
girls. He was indicted. tried and con
victed of obtaining hush money al,
most entirely on the testimony oil
keepers and inmates OF resorts.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
DETROIT BOY KILLS SELF.
Daniel Noble Plays With Revolver
Which He Thought Was Not Loaded

JACKSON, Mich. May 6.-PlacinG
32-caliber revolver. which he sup
posed was not loaded. against his
right eye as his playmates looked on,
yesterday afternoon, Daniel Noble. Ia.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Noble, or
Detroit, pulled the trigger, and fell
unconscious to the ground from a bull
let wound He was rushed to the city
hospital, where he died last night.
The lad was here on visit to his
aunt, Mrs. Jerry Cronin, No. 109 Muir
phy-ave.. and while she was down
town, the boy found the revolver. TOOK
1t out OF the house to play with 1t.
He pulled the trigger once, and when
II did not go of. declared in the
presence OF his playmates. that 1t was
not loaded. and placing 1t against his
right eye. pulled the trigger again
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
MAKES UNIQUE REQUEST.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 5.-ln
order that his wife might wed her
lover of school days, John Baker.
prominent Kalamazoo. farmer, has ap-
piled for divorce. He told the Judge
that he wanted his wife to have the
custody of his four children. knowing
that she was entirely competent to
care for them. The case, according
to the Judge, is one OF the most re-
markable ever brought before him.
He has refused decree and VIII at
tempt to bring about reconciliation.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
GILLESPIE is RELEASED.

JACKSON, Mich, May 5.-William
Gillespie, OF Detroit, arrested for con-
spiracy to dynamite Jackson prison,
has been discharged because of In
suficient proof to connect him with
the plot. Joseph Fitzgerald. OF De-
troit, and Convicts Harvey and Was.
ner have been held to the circuis
court for trial.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.-so en-
ragged was Albert Allen, a deaf and
dumb soap peddler, when fined SIC
for peddling without license, that
he swore. the first words he had utter
ed In ten years.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05
TO EsTAsLlsH PLAY GROUNDS.

BAY CITY, Mich, May 5.-The
public playground idea has secured a
strong hold In Bay City and the Civic
league Is planning to extend the sys-
tenn this year. Two school grounds
have been equipped and will be In use
during the school term and the vaca-
tion months. There is now q proposi-
ton by which one OF the city's unim-
proved park plats shall be transform
ed into a large public playground. 10
citizens offering 500 each II the city,
or board OF education will duplicate
the total by an appropriation. The
Civic league offers to pay q salaried
instructor for the summer.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05

ment In the capacity of deputy until
Mr.. Palmer familiarized himself with
the details OF the ONCE.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-05

ST. PETERsBURG-An unknown
girl shot and dangerously wounded
Police Inspector Enmoff In the the
ater at vologda last night, because
he fiogged political prisoners
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Wirb Der Jransofe grD .
ber2 Wsnn bic fransoiif6e 1epOlis'
rungsitotiitit felt elmer Reibe ponJahs
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SoIen tleiner tperben. Wson bat iih init
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fofern obesfunben. als man Elm peils
mitiel segen einen berurtieen Hieoers
gang pift tonnte unn infoleebeRen
gIaubte, iih bamit beiheiben 5u miiis
fen. Qun iou abr felt tinigen Sab
rem Elm umihlog ein9etreten fein, unb
apar fopobl bsim mGnnIinen pis
b,im ipeibIi1tn Gefhle6t. Die Grogs
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senug sebalien. I'm ruifftnfhofiIih.
llnteriu6ungen bnriiter 5u ptronlnis
fen, unb ala geeignete Gtslle bafii,
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immer ieine Menberung erfcIgt lei
pitlmttr bic alImdbli1e 9srnin6eruns
Der b,rrhihniiiiiMen R0rptrsr0Be I'm
mer nod 3unebme. Sebt ober gieb
cine Wlittbeilung BON Gbmonb perrier
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geihshte In poris. an bic Mfnbemi
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S6o9er NIT Qbelsrrd B Is
faten. Grit tiirsli6 bat Der be-
tannte golititsr 2Oro Selborne, Der
fribere 9eneraltommihGr DON Suo'
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unb auh gegsn bic Regisrung erhoben,
neil man in England eineu untDiirz
bieen Sha1er nit 4belspraottdten
betreibe. Wan bat oomals bte ihpss
rem 0orpIrfe Qoro Selborue's mad
ardften tobtgsidlpisgen; iest a5er era
bebt ssdmes Douglas in ,parion's
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bas einfo4e @belsprdbitat. bi. Wiir.
be eines Barpnets unb fosar uuh bic
miirbe eines peers fir beftimmte
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gen 0eloer fir bie mablklb3iiee 5us
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TipioenSen.Rptis.

Cine IisipeHbs Don einem 8rpseHi lpuros au'
RE glttien oeI CINCINNATI Iehaeeo usareboufe
G.Mpann ertl6ri, snbbnr nrH Is. Jnraar 1912
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CENTRAL VERMONT
SMASHES B. & NJ.
Demolishes Four Cars in Collision
near Brattleboro-One Thrown
over Conductor.

Brattleboro, Jan. 2!.--Three cars and
the caOoOse OF a nOrthbound Boston &
Maine freight train were demolished in
rear-end collision about two miles
south of the Brattleboro station this
afternoon. The Boston q Maine train
had stopped to fix "A dra wbar fasmen
were sent back and the repairs were
made in few minutes. The nagmen
were called in but before the Boston &
Maine train could get under headway, a
fast Central Vermont train crashed
into IT, smashing the four rear cars Fire
man Nicholson of New London jumped
when the crash came and was badly in
tured about the face, but the engineer
stuck to his engine, which was not upset
very badly.
One of the freight cars was thrown
over the head of Conductor Obrey of
the B & M, who was standing on the
ground
The 2:3O northbound train was sent
around through keene to Bellows Falls
and the wreckage was cleared from the
track for the southbound due at 4;2o
which was 30 minutes late.