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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07
PROF. EDWARDS

If you are experiencing either domestic
Or business troubles, aud are in doubt
and suspect that matters are not as they
should he, or you desire to know what
you are best adapted for, what you
should do to make life pleasant and a
success. and you desire to he advised
properly on the most vital and important
affairs of daily life, be sure to consult
Edwards. He tells YOU how to be sue
cessful in business; love. marriage, di-
and everything good or bad. Tells You
the names of your friends. enemies or
rivals; whether husband, wife or sweet
heart is true or false. How to gain the
love of the one you most desire even
though miles away How to marry the
one of your choice. YOUR SECRET
TROUBLES, the cause and remedy; in
fact, tells everything. Readings, sl.00.
10 A. NJ. to s p. NJ.
HARTFORD HOUSE,
Augusta, Maine.
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NEW TRAvERS RUNNER SINGLE
horse sled, light work saddle. second
hand sleigh and driving harness. cheap
for cash. Leonard Barber East Read
field. Me. Address winthrop dec9dtf
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WHY NOT OWN A HOME2 I HAVE
gocd ones In all parts OF the city, cash
or easy terms. Y. W. Dlplock, lS3 Water
or l6k North st. Aug..ta. decldtf
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BUSINESS IN CITY OF NUGUSTN,
we'll established in good locality. doing
good business. For particulars address
by mail only, G, care kennebec Journal.
dec16d1mo
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FOR SElE-MISCELLAkEOUS

MILK BILLS, WHITE, 1000 $500,
Y elbow or Pink 1000 75c. - Call Cards
10 cts. 30 with name and Cuisines - cts.
j. ID. Gray. Gardiner, Me. Tel. 2H=l3.
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FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-BUY

a sewing n.achne of a farmer, no office
rent. l buy direct from the factory, New
Homes and Whites. repair all kinds OF
machines. l. years in business / can
save you $40 to So ou every high grade
machine. Write or phone Herbert +.
Stevens Tel 5S6-li, MaterVille. Me. X,
IS ian5d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07
RESPONSIBLE MEN TO HANDLE
MEN WANTED TO LEARN THE

vending machines IN Maine. Keiercnccs
required. Progressive Machine Co,
North Wales, Pa. amidst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

engine, wood saw, feed grinder. belts and
tools Only slightly used and al. d low
price for quick sale. a. r. CovelL Wa
teryille Me ian3dStT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

automobile business; roai driving and re-
pairing. Send stamp for particulars.
New England Auto School. 500 fremont
St, Boston jan2d1mo
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WOOD LOT or IS ACRES in MAN

chester at = bargain. accessible to pond
road and Granite Hnl.Enquire of Geo. ID.
Wyman, II. +. d. S. Halloweli, NJ"
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WOULD

Ike p0sltlon ~ respectablc Wid0WeI $
family OF would assist IN houscwork in
small family of adults Address y. A.
Burt. ~ GaEe 81. Augnsta. NJ ian.a.tt
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SAINT FURNISHED ROOMS

near State street: furnace heat. electric
lights and bath. p Melville street.
jan6dlws
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LIVE ONES IN EVERY co
$500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES

TO travel and distribute samples for big
manufactures, steady work. 5. Scheffer,
Treasurer. + loo. Chicago. jau7dit'
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ryPEWRITERs OF ALL MAKES

cleaned, repaired. rented and sold at low
prices sun Typewriter Exchange, IL
Spring St. city Phone 992-1S. jan4dtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07
FOR SALE-HCRSES CATTLE

lets. 81 each: also Il few hens well shed
10 cts Ida Adams. Winthrop. Nc
io,Gd2ts
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OPENING FOR MEN AND WOMEN;

good pay copying ana checking adveg-
Using material at home; spare time; no
canVassing. Send stamp. Simplex Mfg.
Co, London, Ont iau7dlt2
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SSified and Real Estate Advertisements
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
"a RMS

I'll Water st. Gardiner. Nj
Tells: Office 26-1o: residence Ho-2. :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

small family. Recently retlnnshed
throughout. Inquire OF CT. W Williams.
u Amherst St. III. @l6-2 diff
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TWO GOOD BARGAINS IN NEW

pianos. one $500 value at only $40. and
one $50 value al only S-15. This offer is
for cash only. Melville Smith. 10 Water
street Augusta Maine. JanJdtt
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man, room and board in private family
where he could receive some attention.
AddresS q ". D.. Z y L itnal--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

WANTED FOR THE U. S. ARMY:
Able-bodied unmarried men between the
ages of IS and IS; citizens of United
States, of good character and temperate
the English language. For information
apply to Recruiting officer at Portland,
Bangor or Lewiston, Maine.
dec2ldtojune30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

err as good as new. Splitting saw table,
saws. arbor and counter-shaft complete
FifeId Bros. Co, Augusta, Me. dee9dtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

MRS. CRAM. cLAIRvoYANT-cAN
be consulted on health or business.
Cases taken By mail 8 Capitol St.. near
n. river. Ai.a.s..A - - = .. eoecSldIW'
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r. p. INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE

TWO ICE BOATS. w. II. REID, AU-
c,nsta ianid1Wls
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600 BUSHELS GREEN MOUNTAIN

potatoes at 40c. per bu.: one bu. or more
delivered in Augusta or Ballowell. w f.
Walker & Son. Augusta. Me, r. +. u.
No Tel 3lS-22. decSld2w*
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s25 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TT

trustworthy people 10 trtNrl and dlstri-
butte samples for big wholesale house.
G. H. Emery. NJ gUt. chicago. ian7dlt'
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CE.BOAT, "MYTEFAST," IN COM
Old FASHIONED TABLES AND
ONG DOUBLE RUNNER
FINE ENGLISH HAY $40 PER TON

at barn. H. Is. Brown. on North Parish
Road. 4 mile east Of North Parish
church, Augusta jan5d3t*
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WANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS.
\ PAIR OF MEDIUM SIZE 2.WHEEL
'OR-REFINED LADY

or gentleman OF good appearance as
demonstratot, for large iowa mauufac-
turer. Experience unnecessary Lib
eral pay. Steady employ mont. Adv
Dept. central Mfg. Co. iowa city, Iowa
ttuT1ttg
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money after school selling "A pieces 81
JewelrN at Ice. each: when sold send u-
sl.4o and keep sl.D TIVE trust you
Franklin Premium Co. Portland, Nc.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-07

WINFIELD les .WALbRoN: MEDIUM
has taken rooms at S. Capitol st. ana can
be seen Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days. tOs0esssssssssssSEs sss-.s 1OQ9od2Ws
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
WILL BE TRIED AGAIN.
cerro Gordo Courts Arc Lsnient But
Federal Officers Butt In.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. March S.-Two more OF
the citizens OF Mason City have gone
wrong on the bookkeeping proposition.
Monday officers took John Frank to
FIT. Dodge. Twice he had been tried
in this city on charge OF the illegal
sale OF liquor but each time no was
cleared. When he got in the federal
court he pleaded guilty. and was fined
800 ard costs which he paid Yester-
day Officer Smith took George Zackto
TO the same city. He also was cleared
by a jury here, but i: Is quite probable
that he will plead guilty In the fed
eral court.
The grand jury which has been in
session here adjourned today after one
OF the longest sessions held In years
They returned ten indictments. John
Sampson was indicted for grand lar
ceny. Deputy Ed Hogan departed TO-
day for Anamosa with Harris Finlin
to serve out a ten-year sentence for
forgery and Robert Little a Ave- year
indeterminate term for assault with in
tent to kill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
Southern Io1va Items

DAIRY Special Lou" and will be kept
on the dairy train turnout the re-
mainder Of the tour as mascot. Louie
Lou, the mother Of tho calf. Is one OF
great cows Of the Holstein Fresian
breed and last year produced over 100
pounds Of milk q day. She Is being
exhibited to the farmers ard dairymen
Of southern Iowa as the correct type
Of dairy cows to be bred for in bund-
ing up the herd Of milk cows to the
most productive character.
WarelIo.
An effort is being made at the pres
ent time to raise funds for band con-
certs during the coming summer. The
requirements are 800 per month. j.
E. casten will have charge OF the
band as instructor and leader. II the
move to wapello not later than March
Is.
Museatins.
A petition signed by about eighty
people. alleging that DR.. ]. Harris
Werner was rough in his treatment Of
the school pupils under him, and ask
ing the board to remove the present
physical director Of the city schools,
was received and presented at the
meeting Of the board Of education. No
action was taken by the. directors.
other than refer 1t to the teachers
committee. with the president added, to
investigate.
pss Moires.
Clara NJ. Radcliffe ard Sarah Horner.
wife and mother Of the late Henry
Radcliffe respectively, both claim to he
the beneficiary OF $4,000 life insur
ance policy carried by the deceased in
the A. o. U. w. The vito says she IS
the original beneficiary and holds the
policy. while the mother says her son
secured a transfer OF 1t Jus, before his
death making her the sole heir 70 II
Both have filed suits in the distric,
court against the lodge asking judg-
ment for the face value Of the policy.
Falling from the second floor of the
new post Office where he was employ
ed. Ed Esslinger. residing in South OF
tumwa, was seriously injured. Ess-
linger was wheeling brick along the
second floor to a pile from which the
masons received their supply and the
barrow course was along a planking
that lay over the steel beams Of the
second floor. Losing his balance he
fell to the ground fioor. striking upon
some planking on the downward Night
and hitting hts head against a steel
floor beam. His head was cut above
one eye and he was otherwise injured
about the body and limbs He was
taken Immediately to the hospital
Mt. Pleasant.
Probably ono Of the most important
actions taken by the present council,
and one which VIII meet with more
general approval than any other one
thing done In years, was tho purchase
Of the well-known pleasure ground.
familiarly known a. Saunders Grove
At special meeting the council voted
to make the purchase and authorized
the issuance Of bonds with which to
finance the deal. The price paid was
$4,000. and the council authorized the
issuance Of ~ per cent bonds Tor that
amount to finance The deal The Saun-
ders' grove Il . familiar resort for Mt.
Pleasant people. Il consists Of thirty
one acres Of beautifully rolling ground,
we'll supplied with variable shade trees.
sd all the natural scenery necessary
for such place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
IMPORTANT MEETING TO %
HELp WITH RAIL coAsMIs.
SION MONDAY.
IOWA WILL 40 AHEAD
OR DROP OUT ENTIRELY
Several Cases Important % Iowa Ship.
psrs 70 % Determined Soon by Com.
vided for Work Of Prosecution
Farmers and Manufacturer e Attsnd
Special to rime.-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. March s.-The confer
ence here next Monday in the Office
Of the state railroad commission In re-
gard to tho pending rate cases before
the interstate commerce commission
will involve the whole question Of
whether or not Iowa II to 90 ahead
and take advantage Of the rate decis-
IONS or drop the matter at this stage.
It is expected that representatives Of
the farmers. shippers ana manufactur-
ers will be present.
There are a number Of cases which
require attention very soon. The f'rst
CT these are the cases brought by the
state ex rel. H w. Byers and the board
Of railroad commissioners. ten in all.
to compel adjustment OF the tariffs
Of the railroads with relation to in
terror, Iowa points as compared with
those on the Mississippi ana Missouri
rivers. All that has been done ir
these cases is the fling Of the formal
complaint and the answer OF the rail-
roads. Mr.. wylie. on behalf Of Des
Moines shippers. has compiled infor-
nation which would be the basis Of the
argument.
Five Later Cases.
Then there arc i've later cases, state
ex rel, George Cosson and the railroad
commission against a larger number
Of railroads. Four Of these relate to
the complaints OF shippers In the Mis-
sissippi river cities Of Iowa that they
ere charged higher rates to and from
far eastern places than are the busi-
ness men Of other cities on the river,
as for instance Quincy and st. Louis.
Tho NTH case is one in which It was
shown that on certain class shipments
Des Moines people are charged a
higher rate than Is provided for in the
the western classification.
Shippers interested.
These are all suits in which the
shippers Of Iowa are greatly interested.
The Greater Des Moines committee.
cur instance, has expended q large sum
OF money In employment Of a commits
sioner to Investigate and lay tina foun-
dation for these complaints. Whether
the committee will feel able to carry
en- the work remains to be seen. The
cases relating to river cities were nled
on request Of commercial bodies In
Davenport. Keokuk. Burlington and
Dubuque. But all the cases, taken as
q whole. involve rates affecting prac-
tically every point in Iowa.
Some Of these cases are due very
soon and unless funds are provided for
carrying on the work the people Of the
state will loso out.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08

wrote TO Ms. Pinkham for advice. In
. short time had gained my average
weight aud am now strong and we'll. I"
-NrA 6ALLIE STEVENS, r. + d., No.
8, Box 81, WAurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington. Mass was In . ner.
vous, run down condition aud for three
years could find nc help.
owe my present good health to
Lydia e. Pink6am's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier which I BE-
Geve saved my life.
my doctor knows what helped mo
and does not ray one word against Il. -
Mr. MARI JANETTE BATES, Boz
1874 Huntington, Mass.
Because your case IL q difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue 70 suffer without giving
Lydia =. pinkhamb Vegetable Com
pound . TRIAL It surely has cured
many caseo Of female ills. such % In
1ammation, liberation. displaoements,
dbroid tumoEs. Irregularities. periodic
pains. hoelache, that bearing-doWn
feeling. aud nexvous prostitution
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
STOLE MANN GUNS.
Council DiuMs Hardware Store Raidsd
Nv Duealara.

Council DiuMs Hardware stors Raidsd
0y Duroiars.
Council Bluffs. March S.--Thc largest
Of the recent petty robberies occurred
last night. when burglars entered a
front basement window OF the Empke-
ShuSart- Hill Wholesale hardware
house and stole 5000 worth OF revolt
vers ana ammunition. Tho thieves
were evidently we'll acquainted with
the store.
After entering the window a narrow
aisle was followed between tiers OF
boxes to the cellar door A. tho top OF
the stairs from the basement A bolt
on that door was forced. Tho robbers
proceeded on up stairs. and back 70
the revolver department. Several makes
Of guns were on tho shelves: tho 1yer-
Johnson guns being the most valuable.
Thirty-one Of that make OF revolvers
were taken: a pair OF overalls. which
were missing this morning. were prob
ably used as a sack 1t il not known
now much ammunition was tnken. The
thieves left the empty boxes and their
old revolvers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
TOM HATCH, WELL KNOWN IN
IOWA CRIMINAL RECORDS, EF.
FEcrs ESCAPE FROM PEN.
aERv,No LIFE SENTENCE
FOR MuRpERous ASSAULT
Reared On Farm Near jefferson But
oriftsd 70 oss Moines, Whore Carer
AZ Criminal essan-Eseapsd From
Iowa Prison, In Sensational Man.
nsr, Two Years Ago.

Jefferson. March S.-Tom Hatch. one
Of tho cleveress and most desperate
criminals in the middle west, who gain
ed nosoriety in Des Molnes several
years ago. when with a companion he
held up Mabel Woods resort on Cherry
street and robbed the inmates Of the
place OF $4,000 worth OF diamonds. has
escaped from the Minnesota state prison
at saltwater, where he was serving
sentence for assault with intent to Kill.
About two years ago Hatch made his
escape from the penitentiary at Fort
Madison where he was sentenced TO a
fifteen year term following his arrest
by Detectives Brunnemer and jackson
OF the Des Moines department and his
conviction on the charge of holding up
Mabel Woods place.
Reared On Iowa Farm.
Hatch's true name is Jerry Mccarthy
and he was brought up on farm near
here. He has become acquainted with
the interiors OF four state prisons and
IL known as Jerry Harrison. j. ] Hatch
W. ID. Mack and Kid McNish.
He is known to have served time In
at least four penitentiartes for terms
ranging from eighteen months to fiji
teen years. Twice during his prison ex-
pericnce he has escaped under condi-
items seemingly excluding the POSSIBLE
ity OF a successful effort of the kind.
His escape from the Fort Madison
penitentiary was remarkable. At a time
of day when the hundreds Of prisoners
and guards were moving about the
yards and shops he sawed out the bars
from a window in the basement OF the
hospital building and escaped thru the
yard Of the new cell house He was
accompanied by another prisoner who
was captured short time after the
alarm was given by Warden Sanders.
Hatch, however. succeeded in getting
away. only TO be run down by the Min
neapolis authorities four months later.
Became Mechanical Draughtsman.
What lends peculiar interest to the
man IL a fact developed after his ar
rest In the latter place. While con-
fined IN the Fort Madison penitentiary
he spent several months studying me-
chanical drawing. being assisted in tho
work by Warden Sanders After his
escape from from the Iowa institution
he is said TO have gone directly to MIN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
GETTING TRAcKAoE RIGHTS.

The Rock Island Nay Use the Iowa
Cnsral 70 the North.
Mason City. March S.-According to
contracts Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul road with the Des A1oines
Short Line. the Rock Island will be
compelled to use tho terminals Of the
former road here for one year yet.
The contract, however. calls only for
yard facilities with round house and
machine shop accommodations, but
does not include ~" privileges which
would enable tho new owners Of the
road egress out Of the city over the
Iowa Central without new contract.
It Is said aere that the new owners
Of tho road will use the Iowa Gem
trail out Of Mason City to the north.
This road used the Rock Island from
Manly to Albert Lea and the arrange.
ment can be easily made here for get
ting to the Central line. This arrange
ment was investigated by the officials
the day they were here. From North
deld to Rosemount the Rock Island
uses the Milwaukee tracks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
Toledo Now. Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo. March S.-Mrs. Robert Bark.
mann. Of Eagle Grove is visiting her
mother. Mrs. j. S. Norton.
Rev. S. r. Leese has been at Gar
Tison the past week assisting Rev.
r. NJ Montgomery in revival meetings.
His pulpit was filed Sunday morning
by Dean Ward and IN the evening by
Prof. G. r. Shatta, who gave n report
from the 7. NJ. c. A. convention at
Clinton.
NJ. D. Riley left Sunday with his car
for his new home at Amboy. MINI.
Mrs. Thomas Padley was called to
st. Johns. Mich, Friday by the serious
Illness OF her sister.
L. F. Walden Is enjoying n visit from
hts parents and sister. OF Winterset.
Ray Berry has accepted a position
with a wholesale furniture house in
Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
Mount PIsa,ant.

Mount Pleasant.
would-be burglars entered the base
ment of Hershey hail Saturday night
but were frightened away before any
thing was taken.
West Side.
The 11-year-old son Of MY5. Barney
Nichaus. living three miles north OF
here. accidentally shot and killed his
brother, aged 9 years. The child died
Instantly.
Perry.
The local order Of Kings Daughters
composed Of some Of the most promi-
nent ladies Of the city. have inaugur-
ated a campaign for funds with which
to erect a hospital In Perry. The so
ciety already has fair sized sum In
the treasury.
keokuk.
One Of the pleasant and contented
inmates Of the home Of the Woman's
Benevolent Union is Mrs Christina
Main, a cheerful old lady who has
reached her 94th birthday anniversary
which was celebrated Monday under
the auspices OF the natives of her old
,, nome in Sweden, assisted by others.
iowa City.
AL Horrabin, Of ttis city. made g
worry good bag when he brought 1r
seven flne mallards that he had sho'
near Coneville. on the big marsh. He
says that there are a number OF ducks
around already. and that there Is q
good deal Of water in all The ponds.
Missouri Valley.
The champion Of southeastern Iowa
SiEourney, and the champion of south
western Iowa, Missouri Valley. viii
debate for the championship OF the
south one-half Of the state here Fflcay
evening. March "a. The winning team
at Missouri Valley Of March 20 win &C
to Iowa City in April in contest for the
championship OF the state among high
schools belonging to the state league.
Davenport.
Henry Bruhn, cashier OF the Eldridgt
Savings Banwk, calls attention to The
business which was done by the 20.
called country banks Of Scott county
located In the towns Of the county out.
side Of Davenport, during the first few
days Of March, giving figures from the
abstract report, showing that tho new
farm mortgage loans negotiated by tl,<
country banks were nearly twice q
much a. those negotiated by the city
banks for Scott county.
Leon.
Among the other visitors that pait
their respects to the dairy train here
the stork was tho most conspicuous
Louie Lou, the pure bred Holster
Frssian COW, owned by the Galloway.
Van Pelt farm Of Waterloo, d guard.
Ing little black ana white heller calf
Tho bovine infant has been christened
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-08
TRAVELLERS ORGANIZE.

Branch Of United Travslsrs oraanixsd
st IQ~a Falls.
Special to Timeo-Republicans.
Iowa Falls. March Swell known
travelling Rlesmen In northern and
central Iowa arc officers Of tho newly
organised branch Of the United States
Travellers. tho now officers being al
follows: J. J. Ross. senior counsellor;
w. s. Fox, past counsellor: ]. r. Jack
son. Junior counsellor: d. A. Allen, Sec
rotary ana treasurer: 8. H. Weldon,
page: w. A. Humeston. sentinel; w. G.
Capp. chaplain. The new society
starts of with q membership OF twen-
ty-flve.