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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
CHRISTMAS STOCK READY.

Goods for Out Of Town Packed Free
Of Charge.
|. Our Christmas stock is now ready
for your inspection. We know that
we can please. II you buy anything
from us to send out Of town, we pack
it ready for shipment free of charge.
OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
Lad. ere.k. Collar Bone.

Joe Stockman a metropolitan
carrier. son of Eugene Stockman. 1os
West Webster street, and pupil at
the Rogers school. fractured his collar
bone while playing baseball at school
Wednesday The lad was running to
second base when another boy collided
with him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
CREAM HIGHEST IN YEARS.
Creamery Paying 8
Cents a Pound for Butter Fat.

There never has been time for
years that cream has brought as high
a price as at present. The Marshall
town Creamery Company is now pay
ing 80 cents pound for butter fat
delivered at the creamery. Those who
are fortunate in having cows that are
giving milk are making the most
money that they have ever made. The
outlook for the coming year is the
best that the farmers have ever had in
this line. The eastern and local de-
nland is strong without anything In
sight that shows that there would be
any material reduction in price Tor
some time to come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
No Gu. to Fur Theft.

According to the police there are no
rev developments in the theft OF mink
pelts, which were stolen from the J.
NJ. Friedman warehouse Wednesday
night. The police have uncovered no
clues that would indicate who the thfef
might be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
Local Weather Record.

Forty-seven was the maximum and
2s was the minimum temperature
Thursday The lowest temperature Of
the day was at o'clock in the morn
ing. The extremes In temperature the
dav before were 36 and I. At o'clock
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

For sale, bulls at for service. sired by
Dudley 1925, grand champion OF Iowa
in 1907: boars. sired by Chief Model
1857. he by Chief Select SSs07. hrst IN
Iowa In 1911.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
AMUsEM ENTs.

kibhlss 4 Martins "Uneis Toms
Cabin" Does Big 0usiness.
The annual visit Of William Kibble's
AL w. Martins Uncle Toms Cabin
drew two Of the big audiences OF the
season to the Odeon Thursday after
noon and evAning The matinee audi
ence was practically capacity. and the
attendance at night was but little
amaller
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

Prescription csmpoundino.
This IL the most important work W
do. We take a great deal Of pains to do
It right, as soon 40 you leave your pre-
scription In our store 1t 10 placed In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

this morning the temperature was -.
six degrees warmer than at the same
hour Thursday morning. A year ago
Thursday the maximum was 20 and the
minimum S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

Glsnwood Stock Farm.
P. German, Dougherty. breeder OF
Hereford cattle and Duroc Jersey hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
WsihmuelIsr.Nitse

Woihmuelier- Nitsch.
Mr.. Carl Weihmueller and Miss Ella
Nitsch, both Of 6arwin. were married
by Justice of the Peace I. S. Willard
here "Wednesday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
MAR RED.
Adams. Sanford. .

,Avetus A. Adams and Miss Grace II.
Sanford, both of Eldora, were married
at the office OF the officiating justice.
l. s. Willard. Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

equal the East Des Moines score
against North high of 20 to s. Hatcher
made five, Smith seven and then Mar
shalltown was penalized fifteen. Packer
tore thru center for twenty, and
Hatcher made fifteen and three on two
downs. Packer gained five more and
Hatcher six. An attempted field goal
failed. and it was Des Moines' ball on
its 3-yard line. The half closed with
the ball in Des Moines possession on
ifc 1SNord limo Tho lina-nn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Il. McEwen. Of Mari.
eta, were Thanksgiving day guests
here 1t the home Of Mrs, McEwen'o
brother. Mr.. w. II. Cover. and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

the hands Of men Of high qualificatioA,
chemists Of wide experience and spe.
cial TRAILING ins prescription Wort. OLD
Reliable Drug Company. successors t.
C. J. Lander james A. Turner. man
agsr. corner First avenue and Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
In the Police Court.

Thomas Tyler. a tramp. arrested for
vagrancy, was sent to Jail for two'days
by Justice Peek.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

y
Marshalltown. Position North High
WINERY. left end. SchiltZ
Bigalow. left tackle. $3.50. Lowe
Bernstein. :. left guard. Blackburn
! Stewart ....... center. Merchant
Calmus. 49,. right guard. $3.50. Cook
letters. 49,. right tackle. Easton
Hull ....... right end. .Rempton
Hatcher 49,. quarter. Waters
Smith right halt. -. McCaully
Buchwald left half. ...... Blount
Packer ... .fullback Ellington
ry-Substitutions. knowlton
for Ellington: Andrews for Calmus;
Referee-Orr, Conrad. Urpire-Nah-
rer. Iowa City. Field judge-Umbarger
Des Mcines. Head linesman-Abbott'
NarshalItown. Time of the quarters
12is minutes.
Blount North High Captain.
Harvey Blount. left halfback for the
North Des Moines high school football
team which met the local team here
Thanksgiving day. was elected captain
Of the team for next year at dinner
enjoyed by the players upon their ar
rival home from this city Thursday
evening. Blount is a junior. and pehys
his last football in high school next
season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01
Mems Fine Dress Shirts

For better values newer designs you should to In.
eedues 70 buy your shirts clothing store show'
prettier patterns during the holiday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

We have just received . new lot Of
table linen, patterns In round and
square patterns. with napkins to match
II you want the latest see these new
pattern sets
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-01

Special, one lot Of fancy scArfinss.
suitable for head soarfs. in all the de-
strable evening shades. go on sale here
At 50 cents a yard. II you are goine 20
make scarfs for Christmas gifts, don't
miss this special lot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
Pres. Taft
PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE BLIND AT
NEW YORK.
Urges Further Efforts Toward the
Preventing Of Blindness Among
Infants and Children.

NEW YORK, April 2G-The plight
OF the siehtless. his pride in the mill
tia and the call Of the Hungarian Re
publican brought the President OF the
! United States 10 New York tonight
invitations from the Associated Press
the Methodist Social Union and the
Aeronautical Society will keep him
here until midnight tomorrow. busy
with formal and extemporaneous ad-
dresses.
Standing tonight on the stage OF
the Metropolitan Opera House. among
a group OF distinguished guests. in.
Guiding Associate Justice Hughes. OF
the United States supreme court. Gov
ernor Dix and Mayor Gaynor. the Pres
ident touched D. VIII, b flash
cd a light from a large papier mache
Hght house. opening what is said TO
be the largest exhibition OF the work
OF the blind ever held. Mr.. Taft's ar.
rival had been preceded by an organ
prelude by Miss Sophie Grabowski. a
blind musician.
Among the 1000 persons at the
meeting We're hundreds Of sightless
Before Mr.. Taft spoke. Joseph II
Choaie read letter from United
states Senator Gore. the blind states
man. OF Oklahoma. expressing regret
az not being able 70 attend. and prais-
ing the work which the association for
the blind is doing.
me pros ident devoted arcat part
or his address in urging further effort
toward tine prevention OF blindness
among infants and children.
lie reviewed the history OF tho
movement 20 introduce Hight into tho
lif" of the blind. and commended the
campaign for proper treatment az
birth 10 prevent ophthalmia ncona-
forum.
The president declared also that
me kinderRarten for tho blind should
Do encouraged. and spoke "a word In
favor Of more vocational schools Tor
ihe blind. and closed with earnest
praise of the Holt sisters. who had the
most 10 DO with founding the New
York association for tho blind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
REPUBLICANS CAUCUS
Progressive Senators Say They Are
Not Given Fair Representation
in Committee Assignments.
MAY TRANSFER FIGHT
TO FLOOR OF SENATE
Cummins Seeks Place for LaFolette
on Interstate Commerce Com
nttee and is Turned Down.

WASHINGTON. April 2G.-Follow.
Ing a day of caucusses. conferences
and secret meetings, in which the de.
mands of the progressive Republicans
o. the senate We're blocked by the reg.
ular senator's, the two factions TO
night are resting on their arms
Whether the fight begun over the de.
mands OF the progressives for more
appointments 10 committees OF in.
creased importance will be transferred
10 the open floor OF the senate cham.
Der rests with a meeting OF the pro
gressive clan 10 be held in the morn
ing. Tonight the progressives are
breathing defiance.
The skirmish began in the meeting
OF the Republican committee on com.
nittees early in the dav So-rtor
Gallinger. chairman Of the committee.
reported the list OF appointments. I'm
mediately Senator la Folette objected
Z" tne selections. insisting that the
progressive senators were being treat.
81 unjustly and unfairly" He de-
cared he would reserve the right To
oppose the list further i'm his own time
AS concession to the progressive
wing. change was made I'm the as
sIsuments 10 permit Senator Vourue
TOD take q place on the committee on
appropriations. The attempts Of the
oiher three progressive members OF
NE committee, La Folette. Cummins
ana Hristow. to get places on the com
Hlti"es on Interstate Commerce. fn-
ance and foreign relations respective
~. were voted down Considerable
feeling Was shown in the mcetine. and
carried into tine caucus.
Fifty Senators Present.
When the caucus met about fuv
senators were present. AN OF tho pro-
gressivcs being on hand except Sena-
Tor Crawford. Senator Cummius put
thc issue squarely without anv pre-
Hminar'es. He urged the appoint
W@uf ~ Ia FOlettc 90 the Interstate
commerce commission because OF his
htnDss and seniority and the uauiu.
ot BrisfOw 10 the committee ON fn.
auce because Of bis capacity Tor hard
work and deep interest Zoo the sub
jccf
senator Gai.ingor replied that Tho
committees already were filed and
That it was Inexpediout to enlarge
fhnm. iie added that The proeros.
sivcs had been shown 400 due cons.d-
Grafton and given all the committee
assignments fO which they were on.
titled
Senator CummIns asked for sop
ara'e vote ou tte two propositions.
Tho motion fp place On Toilette on
Interstate Con- wrrrr was voted down.
~ fo %. ln The case OF Mr. Hriatow.
That motion too was lost 90 fo o..
Senator Curtis dc4erfing tho regular
camp f0r moment and voting with
fho pr0ercssiFes ont ~ compliment
fO h.s odd colleague
Mr. Cummirs Iwmodi1frfe p4tn
notice fh1f he reserved tho rfFlf fo
carry fhe question of recon- liberation
of Tho votes f0 fhr n00r 0f fho son.
nfo. Mr Do fpInffc wont further.
however &c. declared fhaf hn rro-
posed t0 decide for himself eHcfh.r
tConunusd on sixth pager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
New Testimony
In SWOpe Case
Woman Claims Positive knowledge
That Martinsburg Man Is Son
Of Late Millionaire.
DR.. HYDE RELEASED
PENDING NEW TRIAL.
wife Expresses Hope That Husband
VIII Not Again Be Convicted Of
Heinous Crime.
Special Dispatch to tho Inteligencer.

Special Dispatch to tho InteIngencer.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va, April 90.
Stating positively that Elmer Swope.
OF this city. is the son OF the late
Colonel Thomas Swope. the Kansas
city millionaire. and making an
AFFIDAVIT TO her assertions. Mrs Belle
hagaman. of New York, a prominent
society woman. has shed new light
on the mystery surrounding the early
HE OF the western millionaire. Her
testimony may clear up both the
mystery and put stop TO the fight
over the estate of the late stock mar.
ket king.
Before Circuit Clerk L. Dew. Ger.
hardt to-day. depositions were taken
from number OF local persons and
from Mrs. Hagaman by shannon &
Ott. OF Kansas City. counsel for the
executors. and Attorney a. B. Noll.
OF this city. counsel for Elmer Swope.
In her testimony. Mrs. Hagaman
stated that prior 10 the war she was
well acquainted with Colonel Svope.
and was present when he married
Elmer's mother Until he was L
years OF age she stated she was well
acquainted with Elmer. and then she
left for the east where she has since
made her home.
Mrs. Hagaman is a very intelligent
woman and her testimony has cleared
up many OF the tangles OF the early
life of Swope. u is now claimed BY
Elmer SWOpe's attorneys that Colonel
Svopc. prior 10 his death. admitted
That he had son but for some
reason desired him 20 be cut Off IN
his estate. He neglected doing this.
however. in the will and now the at.
torneys FOR the local man claim that
the 100000 estate will be given TO
him when they present his case.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 26.-Dr.
IT, q. Hyde. under a life sentence OF
Imprisonment for the murder of Col
Thomas n. SwOpe. was released from
the county inil to-day on writ OF
habeas corpus granted by the seven
judges Of the supreme court here.
After the reading OF the decision the
bail Of Dr. Hyde was set at $50. 900
On next Monday Dr Hyde will ap-
pear Ia the criminal court here and
the date FOR his next trial for the
murder of Colonel Thomas H Swope
will be sct
Following Dr I1ydc's release. both
he and Mrs. Hyde issued statements
u shall reopen my office. said Dr
Hyde. "as soon as . can rcft 10 and
viii try 90 take up my daily life
whore 90 was interrupted by this un.
fortunate train OF events"
Mrs. fIydc said ~ feel sure that
IN the next trial tho jury will believe
me- when 7 tell the details of the last
illness and death of my dear uncle
7 know better than any person In the
world except clark himself. that
there is mo- foundation FOR the charges
against him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

BOSTON Woprcecntatyc & o..
LanEiry ItoruhIclu. Springfield
was elected secretary OF state ~ Mas
sachuscits fo succeed tho late William
". Olin hy the legislature boz joint con
vention tonight But ono ballot uus
taken. Representative IanEfry ro
ceitcd l5t ont the 216 ballots cast
STROruSHURG. Ta.-Fire TODAY
totally destroyed Hurds sanifarIum nt
North Water Gap and several adioin
INK buildings. The fotal loss ia csti.
mated at $50. 600 Ail the guests Of
the sanifarium escaped
weEo. wife OF weiifo.do provision
dealer of this city. killed her 26year
old son Henry today BY placing a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27

Tube from an open gas iet in hia
mouth while he was asleep. and then
took her own llfo in q similar way.
BOSTON s. bin providing trial
hy jury in cases of contempt of Court
has become law in Masaaohusefts
with tho approval Of Governor Foss.
NEW YORK Announcement has
been made by Chairman Gary OF the
steel Corporation that the work on
thc now buildings at the Birmingham.
A. plant has been resumed and win
BE- completed
IEliENOrLE, pa-The Zouenopla
Flouring Mill. owned by G. B Harper.
was destroyed by Gre today. causing =
loss OF $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
TO AIR GRAFT SCANDAL
Seven Men Listed for Trial as Result
Of Pittsbura councilmanle
Scandal

PlTTSBJRG. Pa. April eG-Sevon
prominent men have been listed for
trial next week by District ATTORNEY
w. a Biakeicy as result Of tho
councilmanic graft scandal They
are. Frank y Honsot. millionaire
banker and cHr manufacturer. Max
O. Leslie. county delinquent tax col.
lcctor. p. R Walters. director Of tho
department of public health. r. a..
blessing. president ~ common eoun.
CT. snowdcu g. Lcunox. member of
select council. Charles e. schad Tor
NOR member ~ select council. and
William Mckeivoy. former member
Of select council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
.STOGIES LOSE OPENER
I'm Jail
AT Los ANGELES ARE ALLEGED
OYNAMITERS.
James Mcnamara Recognized as Man
Who Gave His Name as Bryce
in Los ANGELES.


Los ANGELES. April 26.-Jobn I
Mcnamara. secretary OF the Interna.
tlonaI Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers Association: his brother
James b. Mcnamara. and Ortie + Nc.
Manigal, accused Of activity i'm or
knowledge OF the blowing up OF the
Times newspaper plant last October.
when q men were killed. are in the
Los Angeles jail tonight. They are in
separate cells. surrounded by extra
guards. All three are charged with
murder
Their arrival today In irons from
indianapolis and Chicago signalizes
the beginning OF a desperate legal
struggle. Thus far. however. no def
mite arrangements have been made
Tor their defense. There will be no
conferences between the accused and
counsel tomorrow. District Attorney
Frederick. who said yesterday that
the state was ready TO 90 20 trial at
once. announced that the formality Of
arraignment would now await the con
venience Of the defense.
%. y. Hilton. counsel for the West
ern Federation OF Miners. who came
Yesterday. presumably 10 join counsel
TOT the defense. today started TO os-
tablish working force. but stopped
all preparations when he received a
telegram from President RYAN. OF
the iron workers association. saying
that all matters pertaining 70 the de-
tense OF the international secretary
and his reputed confederates were in
the hands OF Indianapolis lawyers.
The alleged conspirators arrived at
the jail from Pasadena In automobiles
after running through two crowds.
which. In their eagerness TO get a
glimpse OF the prisoners. bore down
more than q score OF detectives and
deputy sheriffs
MeNamara Recognized.
As James McNamara entered an an.
tomobile 10 be taken 10 Jail he was
seen by Mrs -. " Ingersoll. n San
Francisco boarding house keeper.
with whom J. B Bryce stayed before
the Times explosion.
James Mcnamara. according 10 de.
tectives. is held az Bryce. the man al.
legged 10 have laid the Internal ma.
chimes that blew mp the newspaper
plant Mrs Ingorsoll pcered into the
face Of Mcnamara as he entered tho
machine. The man was shackled 20
an officer. but ne kept his unbound
hand before his face tu spite OF this
Mrs lngersoil declared afterward that
he was Bryce Mrs Ingersoll will
again confront him tn Jail tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27

ELLENBORO vs. Va. April rs
Industrial Elienhoro is all agor over
fh" announcement Wednesday after
noon that rho American ndrrcurreni
syndicate bad closed deal whereby
they pSrohaH"d local property for $50.
600. on which VIII Doc erected plant
fJ employ 1000 men
The company will have separate
town. in which win ho erected homes
fpr employees ~ fho factory Survey
ors ar" uow ON Tho ground laying on
streets and fofa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
HOLANDERS HOIST FLAG
OVER v. S. POSSES
SIONS.

MANILA, p. l.. April 26.-
Dispatches received here via
Jolo say that the Dutch have
taken possession OF Palmas
Island, sixty miles southeast
OF Mindinao. lowered the
United States colors and sub
stituted the flag of Holland. II
is understood here that Wash
ington does not intend to pro-
test against the action of the
Dutch. the United States gov
eminent regarding the island
as valueless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-27
Today on
Houston Bill
House Of Representatives VIII Pass
Upon Measure Designed to
Increase Membership.
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
ATTACK PROTECTION
James. Of Kentucky. Delivers Stirring
Speech in Favor Of the Free
List Measure

List Measure.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April Go
The Houston bill to increase the
House OF Representatives to a mem
bership Of 433 and apportion the mem
bers throughout the States on the ba-
sis OF the recent Federal census will
be taken up in the House tomorrow
Announcement 10 this effect was
made at the close of tO-day's debate
on the free list bill. and il is init
mated that the House will dispose of
the apportionment bill before the
close OF tO-morrow's session.
The tariff debate to-day covered
broad lines. Mr.. Norris. OF Nebraska.
attacked the combination controlling
the Brazilian coffee output and urged
changes in the existing tariff laws
which would permit the United States
government TO break up the control
now exercised by the Brazilian com
bination over the wholesale prices
and the supply of coffee in the United
States market.
Attack Protection.
Mr. James. OF Kentucky. delivered
the mostStirring Democratic speech
in support of the free list measure. re-
plying 20 the criticisms Of the bill
made yesterday by Minority Leader
Mann. and attacking the Republican
policy of protection.
Mr. Hobsou. OF Alabama. also spoke
in favor Of the measure. pleading for
greater consideration for the cotton
growing industry and the develop
mcnt at home Of tho trade in cotton
fabrics now partially monopolized by
foreign countries
Mr. ilImlu. Of Missouri. favored
the hil Mr. sterling. cf Illinois. on
posed it In speech Boz which the mer-
its ~ tho reciprocity hin were again
brought in by questions and debate on
the floor
Coffee Prices.
Nr Norris declared that since Bra
I'D. la zoos. entered tho financial com
binafion tho wholesale price of coffee
in Ncw York had risen from CI5c a
pound for 80 Rio 10 13i4c This
rise was due solely hc said 20 the
fact that Brazil has restricted the
production Of coffee and dictated alb
F0luteIy tho amount that could be put
ON the market ~ any time. and the
price 90 which o. should be- sold.
Mr Norris said hc did not believe
either the antitrust laws or the pres
cnt tarl0 laws az tho United states
were wide cnouEh in thcir scope to
let this government reach the for
cigu monopoly
By changing fhc tariff law 30 as 10
give Tho United states chance 20
discriminate against all of Brazirs
export fo this country. ho said. tho
government would hc able 10 crush
the monopoly