davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

] HAVE SOME VERY FINE LIVER.
GG,o!orcd English pointers for sale.
fS are beauties. Write for in
formation. CliAS. ATKINSON, Mos
lcy's Junction, Va
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FOR SALE. PuRE-BRl1D BLACK MI
norca and White LcEhorn eggs. 81
per fifteen. c. w. ELLIS, Highland
Springs
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YOUNG JERSEY COW FOR SALE
Ian be seen at III East Thirteenth
street. South Richmond.
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ss.oo-NICE BERRY SPOON.
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WHEN Vol COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean,
comfortable bed for 80 cents: special
attention 10 ladies travelling alone
1902 East Clay
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Boarninn,

WASTED. 0BoARDERs ron INRG i.
desirable, heated rooms, with board
table board a speciality. 3lo South
Thin. Street.
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sRDarnll1n.

one on TWO BoARDERs IN phi
rate family in West End; large
room: open fire: reasonable terms,
Phone Madison 426S-L
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}Oti SALE ) GOOD DHiViNCi HORSE.
leo q busg!. almost new III. \
!. l.hst BrOld Strcnt /
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Delp, Male ann .TelnaIe.

Any ONE, EARN BIG PAY COPY
ing actresses; particulars &C. stamps
lllNCIlEi. Middieport. n. Y.
WANTED. .BOOKKEl1PERS, STENOG-
raphcrs. hotel applicants good open-
ings), millwright man, sawyers
foreman. statesmen. clerks. Apply
PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY. Durham. n. c.
OPENING FOR MEN AND WOMEN
good pay copying and checking ad-
Ncrtising material at home; spare
time: no canvassing; send stamp
SIMPLEN MANUFACTURERS; Co
London, Ont
JOB PRESS FEEDER. s. b AID
KINS 81 co. 81 Governor Street
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RntiteR.

Miss. CARRIE i1EBERLE. PUBLIC
sicnosraphcr l:oo,n T01 Mutual
Buiidins: All kinds or stenographic
work done 1T short notice: manu>
scripts written up Phones Madison
1909 and 1851.
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FRESH DAILY. sALTED PEANUTS
AT kAEMPF'S. NINTH STREET
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WIZARD INCUBATOR. BROODEK:
something new and guaranteed Can
be seen at 'CRUDIlP'S." stop % 10,
Seven Pines. or write Route 3, Rich
mGnd.
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GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
FERED IN THIS CITY TO BE SOLD
BY ORDER OF THE CONSOLE
DATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
q Twelve horses and mares, ages five
TO eight years old, Weighing 1000 to
1000 pounds; all good. serviceable
stock. right out Of hard work This
is great opportunity for farmers
that are in need of good acclima ted
horses. .Nlso eight wagons, four
single ana four double. eight sets Of
wagon harncss. See SUPERlNTEND-
I!NT' at stable. 9l2 East Cary street
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DESIRABLE 'FRONT.' ROOM, $40 SOUTH
miro also single room; heated;
table board a specially.
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WANTED. TO BUY 4 LOG CART AND
lath mill In good. serviceable condi-
ton Address, giving price and stat
ing where can be seen. A. II. SIB-
LEY. r. f. l.. No. 4. Richmond Va
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SNAlL BOARDING; HOUSE; REASON
ahic rates 1909 West Grace street
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WORK. GUARANTEED
strictly confidential open for en-
Sagcm2nt February L.. Address f.
S5l care Times Dispatch.
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TIE LADIES TAILOR. IS
the only one III town who makes n
speciality Of altering all kinds OF
garments Prices moderate and work
satisfactory Raleigh Apartments
Harrison and Franklin, Phone Madi-
son J5o3
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FOR SALE, BLACK LEGHORNi EGGS
winners Of first and second prizes
az Virginia state Fair both 1909 and
1910, 81 per ! D. Prize winning Buff
Cochin bantams eggs. sl50 per 15
one 50-cgE Model incubator. used
36oS T.. Broad street CITY
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WANTED, TABLE BOARDERS: EX
reilcnt meals by day. week or month:
transient or permanent Rooms IL
desired. ''rliE STAR" 500 East
Marshall. Phone 2Sil-J.
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DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
site the Old post office. 'Phons MadI-
son 32?t, Examinations and esi;-
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WANTED. SECONDHAND INNER
Player piano: state price d 20S.
care Times -DiSpatch
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Mrs. CllAS. K BOWERS, lis EAST
franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms, with board: large. weU-vcn-
lilatcd dining rooin: opening on Sec
ono stree; Meals by day or week
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q 80 TiiER CHANGE JUST RE-
ctiNed another carload OF burnt
wheat This wheat Is Thoroughly
c . "a AND q good, cheap feed 81 so
". per loco hounds W J. TOpp'S
SONS. =
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! POSSESS 1NFORMATION WHICH
should let every conSumptivc know
shout my experience. MRS j. A.
REYNOLDS. Central National Bank
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WHITE llOLl.AND TOM.--Wil.l. SELL
one handsome ycarlinG from blue
ribbon winners. Address l.! co.. care
1imcS-biSpatch
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NICE LARGE. 'FRONT.' ROOM, WITH
goo,! board. $40 North Tenth Street.
BOARDEItS FOR FURNISHED ROOMS:
also table bodrders. cog East Grace.
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LEARN TO DANCE.

EASY SH.AVE, no GENES: TINEST
heir cut III the world. Is cents:
shampoo - cents massage 3 cents
5ni Nest Broad
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Il. S. lLLYSON e Co. COLLECTlON
Agency, IS North Ninth Bills col
lected promptly in and out the city.
EEW.\RD5 FOR THE WHEREABOUTS
fof Lewis II! McMahon. white 80 years
lamar, Mo. sic WAS q native of Wiz
Einit anu had one son. Joseph JAS
" McMAliDN, Clevclnnd. Okla.
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MEMS WORKING SHOES.

LACE AND CONGRESS VEAL CALF
$3.50. Sold only by the makers
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY. It's Z. Main Street,
SOUTH ERN DENTAL. ROOME. OPPO.
site the old post office. Phone Madi.
A son 1896. Examinations and esti.
mates free
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GENTLEMEN ROARDERS
70 occupy large, bright room. south
I'm "Nposnre' also han room: table
East Cary
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cNN ACCOMMODATES TWO or THRIE
yam" hoarders al No. 3 L. Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-12

C,K \ S T y /. " II r. ORUINGTONS.
RHODE Island Red and Plymouth
Rock eggs for Matching CHAS. L.
W IICOT. Ginter Dirk Rici.mosid Nu
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WANTED. THREE .GENTLEMl:N OR
married couple Cor bright front
ror!ns. young lady for another room;
also table boarders. 102 East Frank
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s4.25-LARGE GRAVY LADLE.
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WANTED. a SAWMILL TO CUT roo
900 feet of timber T. III. EUB.ANk.
Ctna Mills. Va
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GMailten

soUTHERN DENTAL, ROOMS, OPPo.
site the old post-o office. Phone Madi-
son 1895 Examinations and esti-
mates tree.
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RUBBER BOOTS REPAIRED. \

ONERSHOES, RAIN COATS AND RIjB-
Der goods. DREW'S ELECTRIC.
KUBBER-fl no L. Main. Phone
Monroe 2667.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
.KlDNAPERs CONFESS

Father OF Infant Son OF \. 7. Rogers,
Of Lac Vegas, N. NJ, Recovered -
Uncle Of Babe and Former Convict
Confess to Crime.
LAS Vegas, April 1.-THE confess
sions Of Joe Wiggins, q former life
convict in the New Mexico perhten-
t1ary, and Of Will Rogers. uncle OF tho
stolen child, last night, cleared up the
mystery surrounding tho kidnapping OF
waldo the 2-year-od son Of A. T..
Robers. Jr.. Of Las Vegas, and grand
son Of p. L. Waldo. q Kanaas City mill
honaire, who on the night OF March 70.
was taken from his mother at the Ros-
ers home by two masked men. and ro-
turned the following day upon the pay
n,ent Of $4,000 ransom
According to Virgins confession
the kidnapping was planned by Rogers
and executed by himself. In the pres
eace Of the chdld's father negotiations
with the kidnapers were placed IN the
hands OF hsr brother-in-law, Rogers.
by tho mother, and to him was mtrust-
ed tho t11,O to DO paid, a 1t now de-
veiops, 10 himself and Virgins. In his
confession Rogers revealed the hiding
place OF the ransom money and 1t has
been recovered.
WleginS confession followed his ar
axct here 1esterdav. RogeRo was ar
1eUtsla on; ;tkS strength Of WlgGinS con-
feeuaon and confea1d hia pagk II. the
kS6napinG. telling tho authorities that
thA money was a4 chs housss Of his
lathsr. with whom b lived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
FRENCH WINE GROWERS EXCITE
PopuLAcE AND MOSS DE-
sTRoN MUCH PROPERTY.
soLD.ERs CHARGE RIOTERS
AND SEVERAL ARE WoUNUED
Suppression Of All Territorial Deaim.
itations Cause Of Uprising - Wine
Makers Claim Measure Was Result
Of Agitation Of Manufacturers Of In
ferier Wines.

Damery, Department of Marne.
France, April 12.-The cham pagne'
riots which began in this department
yesterday were continued this morning
by the excited populace. Wine cellars
are being destroyed and the disorder Is
spreading despite the presence of
troops
The trouble in this department began
on receipt OF news from Paris that the
senate had passed a resolution In favor
OF the suppression OF all territorial de-
limitations of the area In which wine
can legally be designated as cham
payne.
Seven thousand wine growers left
here this morning for Epernay. four
miles distant, to destroy the wine cell
lars there.
The manifestants were admirably
organized. and were aroused to pitch
of fervor in the justice OF their cause.
During the progress OF their advance
they sang revolutionary hymns and
waved red standards This they did to
disown the government which they af-
firm has abandoned them to ruin. They
declare the government has acted as n
result OF the steps taken by the makers
Of inferior grades OF wine.
The column had reached the town of
Ay at noon co operating with another
band which had reached Ay from n
different direction. Tho rioters pro-
ceeded to Ventura, where they destroy
ed the huge wine presses. Troops
then dispersed the mob.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
CONDITIONS uNFAvoNADLg -
OPENING BASEBALL sgAsoN ~
MANY CITIES TODAY.
PRESIDENT TAFT OPENS
GAME At WAsHINoroN'
National and American lesuuss sWdQ
American Association TsAms AppsaE
In 6sasen's 0psnsr-oan Jehnss0t
Doubts Ability Of AshIstiss ~
Repeat.

Washington. April IA chilly saso
wind. overcast skies and pretaictinns
Of ruin for the afternoon Threw waaA-l
inston baseball enthusiasts, frouN
President Taft down, into somethinG
OF uncertainty early today. As thst
morning wore on, howsve9s the sun
came thru tho clouds for . time ana
there were hopes for tho opening ~
the American League a. scheduled tp>
day :
Washington viii have tho, Bostun
team an opponents. President TAxs
is on the program TO toas the ball oneo
tho diamond from his box In sthe nsue)
concrete grand stand.
The threatened rain con11nusd ~
hold or past tho noon hour. making -
certain that todnys Gamo will -
played on scheduled ttzna Presideuk
Ban Johnson. OF tho American LeaguA
arrived hero this morning and spSa1.
Ing OF the American League seaso1
said:
TT Ia going to be another tieht racas
II secrns to be considered q toregon0
conclusion in the minds Of gnany thA1
tho Athletics viii repeat but I doubs
that very much"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
Royal Arcanum Election.

Special to Tfmes-Republfcan.
Clinton, April 12.-Royal Arcanum
grand counsel today decided to hold
the 1912 meeting in Keokuk and elected
the following OFFICERS for the year:
GRAND regent. J. N. Labarre, Water
loo: grand vice regent, w. f. McCon-
nell, Council Bfu1fs; grand orator, G. A.
Fairly. Des Moines; past grand regent,
]. x. Diskernt, Ottumwa: grand secre-
treasurer. G.. J. Hickett, ottumwa:
grand chaplain, John r. Price, Abba:
Grand guide, Thomas Red, Sioux City:
grand warden. J. n. Zool, Abba; grand
sentry, ~ NJ. Inert. Clinton.
J. F. Horton, Of Centerville. suc
oeeds A. +. Snyder. Of Cedar Rapids, o.
the committee laws, and H. q. Plaine.
Of Des Noines, succeeds e. w. Wood.
run
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
WILL Ask hvoE's RELEAsE.

Attorneys Will Ask That hs Be libsr-
atsd From Jail on Bond.
Kansas City. April 12.-Dr. c. B.
Hyde's attorneys will hold conference
this afternoon to decide on future ac-
tion In behalf OF their client. The first
step proba bly, will be an application to
Judge r. s. Latshaw. OF the criminal
court, for the release OF the physician
on bonds. Frank p Walsh. leading
counsel for DR.. Hyde. said this morning
that he believed the application would
be granted.
"The very wording Of the opinion Is
almost a command to the trial Judge
to release DR.. Hyde on bond" said Mr..
Walsh. 1--WE will apply for his release
on bond just as soon as the prelimin-
aries have been arranged"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
troops CHARGE Rioters.

Epernay, Department of Marne,
France. April 1.-THE officials OF this
district have concentrated seven tilou-
sand troops at this town which is the
entry port for champagne wine and at
other threatened points In this vcin-
ity 20 prevent further destruction Of
wine.SThe troops have been given or
ders toSuse such force az is necessary.
An important division OF the wine
manufacturers succeeded IN avoiding
the troops and reached Epernay this
afternoon in small groups. Then the
separate bands reformed and sacked
several depots of champagne. Troopers
charged the rioters with drawn sahers
and several persons were wounded
The remaining force Of the wine
growers column. which left Damery
this morning were stopped by troops at
the town OF Ay but later escaped thru
tho Gordon OF soldiers and sacked and
burned two wine houses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
DRYs SPRING SURPRISE
Offer Amendment 60 Local Option eill,
IN Illinois House, to Exclude Cook
County -opponsnts Grow caustic
and Sharp Fight on Bill Il Looked
For.

For.
Springfield, H., April 12.-Chairman
George n. Wilson. Of the temperance
committee, sprung a surprise ON the
wets in the local option fight in the
house today when he offered an amend
ment to tho option bill. eliminating
Cook county from its operation as soon
as It was ready to be read. So many
local optionists were present on the
floor and In the galleries that Speaker
Adkins was compelled to order the
floor Of the house cleared and at the
same time he directed those in the
gallery to observe order. Mr. Wilson
said in part:
servo that this DILL exclude Cook county
from the operation OF the bill. AS far
az the opponents Of this bill are con-
cerned they have always felt with re-
gard to Cook county, that t-e", is no
eart.''y c'-arne OF havin- county option
adopted in that county,
81 should be surprised by this anend-
ment," said Minority Leader AIchuler.
in replying to Wilson, looming az, It
does at this late time but knowing the
oily ways Of tho gent1smerfs Of Adams
nothing he might do will surprise mo.
He has suddenly found out that they
scaut win, without elimingting OOok
LcouHty. Down In h11t hsAft he. iS f6e
s4a&e wide prohtbition. but he AAkaid
to cry that out. Don't Do fooled BY 4hi6
gentleman from Adams" III
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12

for money loaned: Herbert field.
5000. for money loaned: : en- g.
Watson. $4,000. for none .osned.
They alleged preferential H snt and
the transfer OF property ; insol-
vent.
Two other petitions I. Ankruptcy
were filed against Cha - Arthur
Moore. Jr.. director of the Carnegie
Trust Company. and Martin J. Condor.
also director. The liabilities OF Moore
are given at $4,000. 900, with assets of
100000, and OF Condor liabilities OF
36 500. 900 and assets OF 100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
PAGE ONE.

TeIesraph;c News:
Kenyon Elected United States San
ator.
Chosen on Final Ballot OF Session.
Concluding Work OF Legislature.
Champagne Riots In France.
Baseball Season Opens.
Kidnapers Confess, Return Ransom.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Review of Work OF Legislature.
Holden Assailed in Assembly.
General Dodge's Remarkable Career.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Keep Your Eye on the Ball.
When Babies Starve at the Breast
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
Outside Point OF View.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Rival to Keoleuk Dam.
Drug Kills Rev, r. NJ Montgomery.
PAGES SIX SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE.
City News:
Organize Children In Civic League.
Prizes For Best-Kept Yards.
Fair Association Handicapped For
Lack OF Funds.
Clinton Veteran Dies Suddenly.
General and Brief News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Rains Weaken Wheat.
Corn Also Lower, Oats Strong.
Hogs Slump After Steady Opening.
Cattle Market Slow.
Lawn Tie as Symbol OF Power.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
oJlNAGA BEsIEeED
Msxicon Border City Surrounded by
Rebels and 10 Expected 60 Fall With.
in Five pays-AlI. Psaoe Talk Un.
authorized.

Preside. Tex. via Maria, April 12.-
jose de la Cruz Sanchez, insurrecto
commander announced today that the
insurgent army would enter the be-
sieged city Of Ojinaga, Mexico. within
Ave days. Day by day the rebel lines
have been drawn closer and after a
brisk fight last night the trenches were
advanced until bullets were falling in
the water at the new ford. the last po-
sition next to the American shoe, and
the only source Of supplies to the be-
leagured garrison.
Braulio Hernandez. provisional sec-.
retary OF state Of Chihuahua, has es-
tablished headquarters in the camp Of
Geenraf Sanchez. He declares all talk
OF peace at this time unauthorized.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
CELEBRATION At FORT DODGE.

Business 9uspsndsd While New Gen.
ator's Neiohboss Celebrate Wotpry.
Special to Tfmes-Republfcan.
Fort Dodge, April IL. Blowing
whistles. ringing bells and flying ha@s
announced short1y after O'Clock this
afternoon that W. g. Kenyon, Of this
city, had been elected senator to sue
ceed his late fellow townsman, Senator
Jonathan p. Dolliver. Cheers were
heard up and down the busfisess streets
q sthe news Travelled. Business was sus-
pended for some time while the cele-
bration Of the event was In progress.
The Kenyon family Is out d6 the city
so no member could be seen. II SEN
ator Kenyon returns tonight a big cele-
bration will welcome him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
Nav Honduran cab;net.

New Orleans. April 12.--Mail advices
from Tcgucigalpa, Honduras. announce
the new Honduran cabinet AS follows:
Minister OF tusttve, Alberto Menu
breno: minister OF war, Rafael lopez
Gutierrez: minister Of interior. Maxine
Rosalescs: minister OF public instruc-
tion, jose Maria valasquez: minister
OF foreign affairs, Fausta Davilla: min-,
lister OF finance, Santos Soto.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
Sentences psfsrrsd.

Aberdeen, Miss. April 12-JudEA
Mills. OF tho district court. at II
o'clock had not pronounced sentence
on j. II. Miller. L. G. Steel and G.. H.
Glind members OF tho bankrupt cotton
firm OF Steel. Miller & Co, who plead
ed guilty to charges OF conspiracy to
defraud thru misuse OF tho malls. Court
VIII reconvene late today and It Il said
that the sentence will then be passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12

OF some Of the leaders Of the stAndpat
forces to vote on the first ballot today
for Kenyon. At 10 o'clock they de-
clared It certain that Kenyon was go1ng
to be elected, but at 1880 the friends
of Deemer stated that they also were
confident that II Kenyon was not elect-
ed It would be Deemer or some other
compromise candidate. It was in this
air Of uncertainty that the Joint session
was called at noon for tho tina1
struggle. au
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
R.ciprocity Me..ur. offer.d.

Washington. April IL. Chairman
Underwood, OF the ways and means
committee. today introduced his bill
providing for reciprocity between Can
ada and the United States. The bill Is
practically the same as that intro
duced by Mr.. Mccall in the last session
and reintroduced in the opening day
OF the present session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12

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ana quoteo 1Ec'n n.m II. s1e - .,0 ~
leaeais AN ~ ~ ~ i. -.
evate the Con- '. 81 ~ IIas'a a4lu -
ford 20 en any 49, ,.l - ~. ).
faiE cnanee n M =, - 6.
eulogixed Rooeeve1I g . a.... J.
I'm the senate my purpose ~ 20 .'s.I.
Tor laws 90 liz the pnoens nom u sn0ui.
ders or men Ho s1e1etFea " .ncon1s s
tax, workmen's compensatlon acts ana
corrupt practices laws q ones ne
would advocate He salo no "ou.u
unite with any enorts maze 70 30 70
the bottom OF tho investigation Oh
Lorimer .
I'VE may have lost popuia4ion IN
Iowa" he said. put II never lakes q
grand jury to lnvest'sate our SENATOR
ial elections.
Kenyon referred to Judge Deemer as
his friend and said tnat tner 1rieno-
ship would continue. he pleased MS
best Efforts and said: want 10 repre-
sent tho entire state OF iowa regard
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-04-12
HENDERSON IS CHOSEN
CAROLS Campaign Manager Choice OF
Railroad Commission as Commerce
Counsel, Tho xsaiinssr Sought Posi-
<San

Special to Times Republican.
Des doines. April 12.-It was an
nounced today that the railroad COM
mission had agreed upon Judge J. II.
Henderson, Of Indianola, as the COM
merce counsel and his name would go
to the senate as soon as the commits
sion was informed the law became op-
erative. Henderson was campaign
manager for Carroll last year. 1t is un-
derstood B. I. Salinger sought the
place.