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New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED



BUTLER. useful. youns swiss hrst rate man man
,riiI faEe summer place. $40; best references.
Miss Shea's Agency. s East 421 81 ---
HITLER VALET. USEFCL.-Norwegian or
second man. thoroughly experienced; cScel-
lent references: city. country wages 80.
Industrial association Employment AsenoS' 30
West 42d 81 Phone, D-lO 9ryanS,
BUTLER French; references; would E. lske
erff-a charge bachelors home. MISS BuCh
lows Emplovment Agency, II West 4-d 81
Tel. BRYANT. l4St.-------
I5I-TTTF VALET CsEFUL.--G erman; thor.
oua0Iv experienced. very wiling 5 years
excellent references; wages, Sto 70 S9V, Si,y
or country. InCustria! Assoclatl9mn on El'iptS{{ a
lnent Agency. Il West ia st. Fhohe' o-1O
BT-TLER. USEFUL MAN.-colored; excellent
refarerle present employer, Wiling 70 De
generally useful r.. Miss Fitzgeralds Agency
5O8 5th ave Entrance, 42d ~. i.--
20 GILMAN Useful. single. thoroughly e1-
rerieYted. sober Industrious years eN.el-
tert ue..onaI references city or country
,rares SeO-x35. Industrial Association En-,
plovuaent Agency II West 4-d. fAohe' o-IO
Bryant
lor-1,1 r. swiss. wife cook. first class IN al.
brsnrbes: man butler valet usefAl' DoLn
thoroughly experienced. tout 5T1is -t.I =.
s0cfation Employment Agency - west f-''
Phone. 52lO Bryant
CAPDENFR Landscape and farmer; Ger
man middle aged. married, children ageu
% q IA and 90 years I nave lie cApcTleHIe :
IN ali branches. can build roads. terraces ana
,royyn for' commercial or private use; honest,
sober industrious and q good worker; served
e0,,r vears in the German cavalry; best tesil-
moniais; wife good DAIRY WoI'an, ~4'tt"e
dress. German Gardener. ". W, Postofice BOX
gg2 Norfolk, Conn
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Female

Acs1srAeST Woman OF refinement desires
position assistant IN household good sewer
referepces D. z. BOX "a. Tribune Uptown
Office. 1884 Broadway.
"a ETgF-PIITD AND sEAMsTREss.- Ger
man. experienced girl: best references; Guy
or country. wages SIS Lang & Boecherer CO
gency. 43-47 West $3.50 81 --
COOK.-German first class good baker. CIV
0r rountrv. best references S35- $40. Lang q
3oecherer Co Agency, 43-47 West S3d ST -
COOK ana laundress. chamDerma!d ana Voc s5o.
ress: mother and daughter wages. SO ana 80 80
good housekeeper. Wilson Agency. u Lhs' "'
81 tel 2224 Plaza.
COOK.-scotch: experienced. city or coun
try SS5. years excellent references. ",Sd
Buckley Employment agency IT west '-N
81. Tel. 74S7 Bryant
COT.PI -EnCiisb. six Years reference one
employer. viii DO entire Work for DHchoIgg'
or one person. or man do butler. Wallets M. Mois
wife chsmOermaid. maid; large estabiish"@el @
n. Miss FitzG4rald's Bureau. 500 oth ave-
Entrance. 42d
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Hlrs WAGON AND STEAM ROLLER.

Frederick Chapman. q chauffeur, who
eas been IN the employ OF +. c. Waite,
sWnes o. a garage IN White Plains, Is
uncer arrest, charged with reckless driv-
.ns driving without a license and grand
sreeny. According 10 Waite. Chapman
'ook a machine out Of the garage Monday
aight without his permission and while
oriving patty OF his friends ran INTO a
wagon driven by William Van Tassell.
WuA Van Tassel was Samuel Ward. The
az Iassel horse was Knocked down and
raoly hurt and Van Tsssell ana Ward
sefe throWn into the road, the latter beng
SFefely injured internally. After hitting
steam roller
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
ABOLISH BRIDGE TOLLS
Aldermen Jut Of Revenue Of
S274OOO from Four Spans.

Tolls on the four East River bridges be-
came a thing OF the past at midnight last
night AT that time the collection OF
money from vehicular traffic crossing be-
tween Manhattan and Brooklyn and
Queens ceased.
The abolition Of tolls was brought about
through Mayor Gaynor. who believes that
The bridge commissioner never had author
'ty 10 charge tolls for crossing the Man
haitian and the Greensboro bridges and
that the question OF tolls on the Brooklyn
Ane Williamsburg bridges should be in the
hands of the Board Of Aldermen. At his
suggestion the board abolished the tolls
and Bridge Commissioner O'Keeffe took
smlar action.
The city has been taking IN about SZ74,O0o
year in tolls from the four bridges. BY
doing away with these collections seventy
men Will lose their places. These men got
a. average Of about so a month.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
AN APPEAL TO CHARITY.

me Charity Organization Society asks
'o7 tlz % pay the rent during the coming
.ss4 TOT hard working widow, who can
Il Without this help keep her home for
t"o children. She was unable 20 col
~ tns Damages which the court awarded
at the time Of her husbands death.
..-ea vas due 10 an accident. and was
2pentiy left destitute Contributions
80 oe sent 20 the Charity Organization
5sty, 10. lo5 East 20 street. and VIII
'p aeHnOWladgeC
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
Lost BANKBCOKS.

LOST. -Bankbook No $50 63i, Bank for Savings.
2S0 18th ave. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 10 bank
LOST. handbook No Sl1.lJ1. Bank for Savings,
$50 4th ave- New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 70 bank
LOST -Bankbook No 1908 34s. Bank for saw
lngs. 2s0 +th ave, New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
BANKBOOK 40. 44e, O2S OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank is missing ANY person having a
claim % II Is hereby called upon 70 present he
same within ten days or submit 20 having said
passbook cancelled and a new one Issued
BANKBCOK No 435 2s7 Of the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing. ANY person having a
claim TO II is hereby called upon 20 present the
e5nlo within ten days or submit 70 having saic
Uaesbook cancelled and a new one issucd.
lost or STOLEN -BankboOk No. jl9.3GS Of
me German Savings Bank In the City of New
York corner 4th ave. and l4th St, Issued 70
Emil putt All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. II not returned TO the
hank on the sth day OF August. 1911. duplicate
Will be issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
soorsLAck BECOMES sANKRUp1

ne hrst official record OF a bootnlack
'A!hg bankrupt in New York was made
ri1ay In the United States District
sass When Salvatore Di Errico, OF No 81
e4hro.ro street sought relief from an IN
Pssc1-ess Of S155. His single creditor u
nssfs1s ! simoneln, from whom ErrcQ
Ssamsnts. w "H'e" "e
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Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property is 10 be sold 10 Thirteen thousand
:. ven hundred and sixty six and 63-l0O (S13 %
7gA 89l Dollars. with interest thereon from
June asth. 1911. together with costs and
allowance amounting 70 Three hundred ana
Inf,ragt thereon from June 27th. 1911 to-
grtber With the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount or the taxes as
sessr. ents and water rates or other liens
vhich are O. be allowed 10 the purchaser out
of the purchase money or paid by the Referee
is Three hundred and twelve and 05- 100
CSSlg Og) Dollars and interest
Dated New York. June 2Sth 1911
SAMUEL y. HAMBURGER. Referee.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

coUPLE.-French; man, cook. first class ali
branches: Wife chambermaid. waitress;
would do work Of small family; "a years e1;
ce!lent references; city. country. Industrial
Association Employment Agency II West
42d. Phone. 52l0 Bryant
GENERAL HOCsEwoRK. BY Young, neat.
strong Swedish girl; two years last position:
Agency. I16 lexington ave. Tel, 1858 Plaza.
GERMAN COOK; will do some washing; coun-
try preferred SIS good reference Miss
shoas Agency. East 40 az.
HOUsEWORK.--By competent woman; city or
country good references. SO Newell 81.
Greenpoint. L. l.
HOUsEWORKER. neat. young strong. willing
woman; good cook, excellent aundress; wages
Si2 providing boy seven taken. Morrows Agen-
cy, 72l Lexington ave, cor. 6sth st.
INFANTS NURSE.-Hospital training; ten
years experience; city or country Miss
Buctley's Employment Agency, IL West 42d
st Tel, 74s7 Bryant.
KITCHENMAID. Strong. neat Swedish girl: ex-
cellent kitchenmaid. best references; s22-s25.
Osterbergs Agency. 716 Lexington ave. Tel.
1858 Plaza.
LADY's MAID. ana courier maid; excellent
BuckiSS's Employment Agency, II west 42d
81. Tel, 74s7 BRYANT.
LADY's MAID.-cOmpetent German; good
sswer and nd packer best refer
cherer co. Agency 1917 West 33d 81.
DRESs.-Competent young girl: good
shirt ironeri best references; city or coun-
try: wages s30-S35. Lang & Boecherer Co.
Agency. 43-47 West 33d st
MIDDLE AGED German woman. cook and laun-
dress can bake; friend waitress, chamber
maid. together or separate Morrow's agency
72t Lexington ave. cor. bsth a..
NURSE GIRL. good seamstress. willing 20 do
chamberwork; good references. $40 city. VII
sons Agency. 141 East 57th ST. tel. 222t Plaza
RESPECTFUL colored women wish day work or
washing home. or bachelor; Al reference. e.
Perkins. 81 West Goth 81.
SWEDISH chambermsid. will assist in pantry
and be useful. s25 good references. Miss
Sheas Agency East aga ST.
TRAINED NURSE wishes care OF invalid: stran-
ger IN city. M. w" box IS. 1894 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
THE HOTEL FRONTENAC

1900 ISLANDS, ST. LAWRENCE RIVER, Ny.
A magnificent hotel, delightfully."- situated on
an island IN the ST. Lawrence River The
favOrite water FOR motor boats and Doat rae
A picturesque nine-hOle golf course free 10
guests OF the hotel: clubhouse equipped VITA
pwirnniing pool. shower baths. etc. Tennis and
ali outdoor sports Unequalled bass and fresh
water fshing near hotel. Address {. q. IKl -
SELL. Manager. 3s9 Fifth Ave. New York
Also Mgr. BON AIR. augusta, Ca
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INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.

rHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGCAGEA
MADISON SQUARE Cl22 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox Ave. near 9th 81
brooklyn Branch eIs-220 Livingston ST
Schools open all The
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Dtstric. Of Counhia.-Wa July 10
tof1 1-Sealed proposals will be received al this
1,ece until two o'clock p. NJ, July 25. 1911. for
furnlshing bituminous binding material for use
in constructing btuninous macadam rsads IN
and specihca tions may be obtained Ipon nppii-
Gallon 10 the Purchasing Oficer, d {. CUNO
"a RT-DOT PH. JOHN a JOHNSTON, WILL
IAN JIDSON Commissloners y &
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American ana Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govern.
,sses etc. 10 Colleges Schools and Famillea
Apply 70 Ma. 81 YOUNG FULTON.
20 Union Square
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD SALOON MAN can obtain possession
OF a going business in Greenpoint with little
money. main consideration good hard working
man who attends 20 his business; must have
clean record Applv to-day. Brewery Collector
Adler. 63l West l24th ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telrphone 2Z24 Plaza 14l East 9th St sup
plies first class seT.ants TO private families. Al
-.f..ra a-r14 fuv1rrfRafad
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
PROPOSALS. p
NnNrRACT -
CON TRACT -.
ATS XIII, AOEEDECT.

CATShILL AQUEDCCT.
SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board
- Water supply. al its Offices. seventh floor.
iG5 Broadvat New York until II a. NJ. on
Tuesday. Angus; I. 1911, for Contract 81. for the
cgnstriction OF he Brooklyn conduit, portion
~ tbe City lines OF Catslull aquedSct. n
the Clty Auueduct department and extending
from the function of Flathush avenue ana Schei-
merhorn street IN the Borolsh OF bToo"lyn'
aiCng Third avenue Baltic street Park place,
cfvtI avenue Twenty-fouTth street an1 Fifth
ayenuc o. Thirty-siXth street. The work 10 te
done includes the furnishing and laying q about
III 900 feet of 66-inch steel pipe. b6-lnch
Ventura meter. valves and other appurtenances,
together with maintenance FOR one ear.
nuhIiclv opened and read. Pamphlets containing <
foforfnation f-r bidGers and pamphlets OF con-
traot cravings can be obtained AT the above
aodress bv depositng the sum ot ten dollars
aSf0 OO1 for each pamphlet. For further lsrtic-
uIars see information t9r Bidders =.
GTTADWICK JOHN I. CALVIN. Commis-
siCuers OF the Board OF Water supply.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
EXCURSIONS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
BOATS OPERATED BY The IRON STEAM
BOAT CO. Do NOT STOP AT DREAMLAND
PIER.
LEAVE WEST 18TH STREET.
900 9.45, 1890. II 80 A. NJ, Il 80. l:13 zoo
2:45. $50. Alb. 5:15, $50 30. 40 NJ
LEAVE PIER tNEW) /, NORTH RIVER.
9:45 10 80 1913 s.. NJ, t2:l5, rs 200 2;45
80 4:15 3: 90 Coo. $40. 7:15. s.l5 $50 P. ID.
LEAVE STEEPLECHAsE PARK.
1888 A. N. Il %. I;25. 2;25. $40 .55. - 55
5.25. 6.IO T:1O $50 S:25, 9:25. l0:40 P. II.
Trip marked does not go 70 199th street.
Round Trip Tickets rorn ro F1er pier SR 40 Cent.
Inc. Admission 70 Steeplechase Park.
Leaves 10th ST., y. R.. 7 20 4. ~. Pier new
l. n. r., $50 A. u. Bait and tackle on board.
Fare. Gentlemen. I5c. ladies' soc. Chldren. 25c
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FOR SALE.
DIE MC IDS

We refund your money within one year.
CHARLES 4. X EtE, $50 Broadway, New York
VERMONT GRANITE QUARRIES FOR SALE
or lease. fine dark and light stone equipped
and developed well known Address "EN-
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY" Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
WORK WANTED
Male

TrCTTVE-Borded. seeks work BY day or
veek- citv country Bean. 592 TompkIAS
ave. TEL 3t3G Bedford. Brooklyn
REAr. ESTATE: experienced man wants man
agemeut OF property; can furnish bond best
references. money-saving results. BOX 20 lolo
Third ave.
vOr-(G MAN l2B wants position IN any city or
on farm. six years business experience un-
dorstands bookkeeping references NJ. -,
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
HOTEL DENNIS
MANHATTAN leach

SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEZES.
Celebrated musical festivals. open air Res
taurants. Americas leading Seashore Hotels.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
FannIe

COWPANICN--A middle aged American lady
desires re-engaEemeut. capable ana trust
worthy. would travel. moderate salary eT-
coTent references. Address Box Isl, New
Canaan. Conn.
AND TYPEWRITER -
r-01r years experience. S12; best OF refer
erres ffirnisf Cd Z. J.. Tribune Harlem Of1ce.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
MASSACHUSETTS.

MARTHAs VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET
Islands in The ocean. You would enjoy a va
cation there Send for our books about these
Islands. They're free Call or write City Ticket
Agent, III Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19

'nDt LAIN hND '4hNE his.,ohtc'
the LaCkawanna Summer Book. VIII help you
plan the best vacation you ever had. You can
get a free copy at any OF tile D, L & W.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19

ajth Street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
JACK TRAVIS, TAMA BLACKSMITH,
MUST ANswER TO SERIOUS /.
CHARGE.
WHISKY ALMOST SENDS INDIAN 4
TO HAPPY HUNTING GROUND
White Breast Gess to Sleep on Railroad
Traeks-Aeeusss Travis Of Making
Trip to Cedar Rapids to Purchase
unprecedented Officers Arrest Al
legged vioiator Of Laws.
special to rimes-Republican.

Special TO Times-Republican.
Tama, Sept. 21-"Jack" Travis, a
we'll known blacksmith of this city, a
years old, and head of family, is be-
ing held under bond at Cedar Rapids
upon his arrest by Deputy United
States Marshal N. L. Heaiy, charged
with selling liquor to an Indian. A
damaging affidavit made by White
Breast, a young Musquakie brave Of
about 80, is being held against the de-
PENDANT in the hands of Marshal Heaiy,
TO whom it was furnished by County
Attorney William S. Gallagher.
A few days ago White Breast was
found utterly dead to the world from
over Indulgence in liquor, lying on the
Chicago & Northwestern tracks. just
west of the tower here. Just preced-
ing the approach of the east-bound
flyer White Breast was found by
the superintendent of the Indian day
school. and taken off the track just
barely in time to prevent him being
ground to pieces. White Breast had
on his person three or four quarts Of
whisky and a bottle Of alcohol.
What Indian Affirms.
After he had sobered up White
Breast was taken before the county
attorney. and made an affidavit accus-
ing Travis of buying him the liquor.
a part of which was to be delivered to
Jim" Powesniek, another Indian.
White Breast affirns that he gave
Travis s11.05 with which to go to Ce-
dar Rapids and buy the liquor. Tracy
went down on the train, and returned
at o'clock the next morning. deliver
ing six unsealed quart bottles contain
ing whisky. and two Of alcohol
White Breast claims that he drank
nearly all of one Of the quarts Of all
cohol. He then, in spirit, entered the
happy hunting grounds and laid down
on the tracks, which nearly proved to
be the happy hunting ground in
White Breast claims that Travis has
sold him liquor on two other occa-
Sims
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
Natie= ef Exe;~.;an.

To ]. F. Wiley and 70 the unknown
owners or claimants Of the real estate
described below: You are hereby mott
fed that the following described rea
estate, situated in Marshall county
Iowa. to wit: Southeast one half acre
Is. e. u acre. Of the southeast quarter
Is. e. " Of the northwest quarter IN
W. ~ Of section thirty-two (32), town.
ship eighty-hve (S5). range eighteen
us), west OF the nth p, m. of Iowa
was sold for the taxes OF 1907 on the
7th day Of December. 1908. to j. F
Wiley. that the certificates Of sale
thereof have been assigned to and are
now owned by ]. F. Wiley. and tina,
the right of redemption will expire. and
a treasurers deed for said land will be
made. unless redemption from such sale
be made within ninety days from the
date of completed service Of this
notice. You will govern yourself ac-
cordingly.
Dated 18th day of September, A. D.
1911.
]. F. WILEY.
Holder and Owner Of Certificate OF
Sale.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
Garwin News.

Special to Times-Republican.
Garwin, Sept. PA deal was con-
summated by which E. E. Robinson
takes possession of the blacksmith shop
owned by Robert Harmon. Mr.. Har-
mons future plans are not known.
Another change in business circles is
the purchase of the Garwin Drug Com
pany by G. L. Springer.
Mrs. G. L. Springer left yesterday fol-
the east, where she will visit relatives
and friends in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
c. j. Belknap has accepted position
in the undertaking parlors at Wood
bine, and left this week for that place.
The Catholic people are holding
mission at their church in this place
Fathers Meyer and Fannen conducting
the services.
The Baptist people gaye'.a farewell
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
Arm Crushed in Wrinaer.

Boone. Sept. 21.-The 4-year-old
daughter of Dan jacobson. Of Gilbert,
may lose one Of her hands and arms
as the result OF peculiar accident.
The laundry room at the Jacobson home
is equipped, with an engine and this is
used co run the machinery, including
the wringer The wringer was running
when the little child got to it and
thoughtlessly stuck in one of her hands
Before the gasoline engine could be
shut off the power had drawn in the
hand and arm to the elbow. A doctor
was called but he was away. A neigh
Dor using his car rushed after the ply
sician. 1t is believed that the child
will lose her arm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
Iowa at Washinqton.

Washington, Sept. 21.-The following
Iowans were granted pensions: Margar-
ct F. Boyd, s1e: George A. Cummins.
SIS: Frank H. Daily. alias Patrick F.
Daily, SIS; Adelia K Goodwin, s12:
Helen NJ. Haer s12; Mary A. Huss-
man. So: Mary c. Johnson, s12; John
w. Kearby. $40; James \. King, $40;
Loring Starr, SIS.
Postoff1ces at Defiance and Thomp-
son will be made international money
order Offices on Oct. 2.
Postal savings banks will be estab-
lished Oct 2s at Mantle. Britt, VII
liscas Hubbard. Sabula, Charter Oak.
West Union Portyille, Schaller and
De1nnar no
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
LAWYER TO BE DlsBARReD
Committee Of Attorneys Report Advers-
ly to W. z. Condor, Charged Witt,
Unprofessional conduct-Reprimand
For Others.

| Fort Dodge. Sept. 2l.-The disbar-
! ment of w. F. Condor is recommended
in report fled with Judge Albrook
| today by Attorneys Price & joyce and
Healy & Heaiy pursuant to an order
for an investigation issued by the
court. Charges Of unprofessional con-
duct are also made against Floyd
Douglas end against H. W. Stowe by
Attorneys NJ. j. Mitchell and A. n.
Botsford, and Robert Healy.
Three reports were filed with the
court. One containing specific allie
cations against Condor alone, one
charging Camden and Douglas with
lism in connection with
the land transaction Of George Kass
and Irwin Taylor of Clay county,
Minnesota; and a third report setting
forth the alleged conduct OF Douglas
and Stove in the hearing of H. j. Bry-
son before-Justice ARusby, on the charge
CT adultery.
1t is charged against. Condor that
he has, instituted and maintained
large number Of garnishment pro-
caediogs in justice court. whenein he
tied up personal earnings OF debtors,
fully knowing said earnings were ex
empt and thereby expressing poor
men and their families and in some
instances depriving them of the nee
essities of life. Five cases of alleged
illegal garnishments are enacted. 1t
is said that he has personally served
original notice on debtors which no
tees were prepared and signed by
himself when no records Of the pro-
ceedings We're ever made in any jus
tice court and that he has collected
costs in suits never docketed nor
legally begun. That he has repeated
ly asked for attorneys fees in large
amounts in original notices in suits
On open accounts we'll knowing that
he could not collect the same. Several
specific instances ire cited 1t is said
that he has charged exorbitant fees
| for trifing services. 1t is alleged that
on several occasions street brawls have
resulted from his irregular methods, in
which brawls Condor has used vile and
obscene language. It is charged that
he has brought suits without authority
which were afterwards dismissed at
large expense His disbarment is asked
in this report.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
YOUNG MOTHER DEAD.
Mrs. John F. Martin Of Iowa Falls Dies
in Chicago.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls, Sept. 21.-Word was re-
ceived here last evening Of the death of
Mrs. John F. Martin in Chicago. This
death is particularly sad since Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin We're married about year
ago and an infant child but few
weeks old, survives. Mrs. Martin was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Blakely of this city, former well known
residents of Hamilton county. Mr. Mar
tin was in his senior year in a medical
college in Chicago. He is son Of Mr..
and Mrs A. P. Martin Of this city, The
body will be brought here tomorrow
for interment but no funeral arrange
ments had been made this morning.
Mrs. Martins death was due to typhoid
fever.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
RURAL CARRIERS ORGANIZE.
Movement on Foot to Perfect State.
: NAssA> ae~~A:,>As>A

Oskaloosa, Sept 21.-The Rural Let
ter Carr.ers Association Of Wapello
county, composed of the rural route de-
livery men, has decided to carry on q
campaign for the purpose OF establish
ing county organisations in every
county Of the state Of Iowa where an
association does not exist At the last
meeting Of the association a corpora
ton committee was appointed by the
fifteen carriers Of that county that they
may cooperate ana ultimately organ
H. There are 2,4S9 rural carriers in
tbe state and but 800 Of the number are
organized. The purpose Of the associa-
ton y for; the betterment Of delivery
soev1ce and gain. thru combined effort.
c1a1ges which are deemed necessary
o. tnprovemsnfa and progress. It was
49, decided at the meeting to hold q
tri.doGnty session, MAhaska, Monroe
snn4 Wopo1lo cnupties participating. at
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21

reception IN honor OF Miss Gertrude
Ford, Who leaves to teach in mission
school u Folk. Mo. ~
n. a. Conant 10 building corn crib
on his farm west Of town. Lyman
Woods . assisting with the work.
The United Brethren ladies realized
neat sum from their chicken dinner.