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Equity Suits.

No. Za6S Mary A Asstrson vs. Henry r Asser
son e. al. partition sale. Attorneys. Birpey
woodard.
No za6s Esingcr Bros Louis c. Terrell ct
al enforce mechanics lien. Attorpy. Hayden
johnson.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

At the beginning Of business yesterday the condi-
ton Of the United States Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury ofice. s. 20 9I
In hanks and Philippine reasQry........... "a
Total balance in general fund. S3lf2 SO
Ordinary receipts 4 l5j
Ordinary disbursements. ESQ sc
The deficit to date this fiscal year is 81 263s as
against S26 lOl. .253 this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and public
debt tranSa ctions.
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bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No fOl. In re +. w. Schrimpf Company; tr1s-
tees fee ordered pail
No SIS In re Ss,uneS-KellJ Company same.
No n In re Henry z. Beattie: time 10 file an
sveF extended
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New York. Feb 15-Results on the
stock exchange, so far as prices were
: concerned, to-day were again meager
and inconclusive, a few specialties show
ing decided strength with the general
list of stocks indicating little if any
change The market has seemingly
passed into the usual February condition,
that is, the state of affairs where prices
remain pretty nearly in equilibrium, but
displaying in different years a strong
or weak undertone, as the money outlook
is considered to be encouraging or the
reverse
This year the strong undertone of the
market is particularly emphasized. Ever
since February 3 prices have risen and
fallen in alienation on each successive
day, the movement each time being ex-
ceedingly slight; but whenever during
this fortnight it has looked as though the
declining tendency was about to gather
momentum the recessions have aIwaye
been changed into an advance.
Market Slowly Advances.
1t is true as a general statement that
ever since the first of the year the mar
ket has advanced with greater ease than
it has declined; and If the statements
now being made by a number of the
leading commission houses are any
guide TO the current condition Of affairs
as a whole, the quantity of stocks now
being carried speCulativeIv bv these
firms has been reduced once more to the
small minimum noted at the end Of last
year. The greater number of the CHS
toners Of these firms have taken their
proNIS upon the recent advance in the
market. and are now apparently waiting
a recession upon which to replace their
holdings
II IS perhaps worth while to call atten-
uon to the fact that a market or a
speculative condition OF this sort has
lecn presented on several occasions ever
since the elimination of the prediction
rise in values in October, last wear. Each
time. how ever, after a certain period of
waiting prices rose to a higher level than
before" and business and commercial de-
NcIoPments as they unfolded justified the
advance.
Future Outlook Good.
Nothing has vet occurred 10 change
the opinion of the leading financial and
business interests of the country that
the course of events in this respect will
continue in the immediate future as il
has in the past. The declining movement
in commodity prices, and especially in
wheat and corn, is still in progress and
went on with rapidity to-day. impeIIed
by general recognition of the fact that the
crop yields in the country last year were
larger than were estimated. and the pros
poets as 50 far revealed for the next
crops are excellent. All this. besides re- !
ducinS the cost OF living and being
of economic benefit to tha country, must |
release a great deal Of money used !,
In speculation for the rise in these com
mOdItieS
II Is OF interest, therefore. to note that !
time-money rates. which have been frmer
for several weeks past, were to-day dis !
tinctly easier, and that sterling exchange |
broke heavily upon the strong probability
that tn" Bank of England's discount rate !
will be lowered tomorrow from I to 3I-2
per cent.
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IawNuftR.

No S56 DaTid Murray. executor. ~ Walter
H. Acke administrator; note 80. Attorneys. 7. A.
EenniHs and B. w. Parker.
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NtW lVh- FeD. Io.--W HtsAI-W eakeT TAR deal
mrs No Northern spring. TO arrive (. O h..
ll0A; No. red I. o. b., 94x No. hard T. O
b. LOli4; No. macaroni, (. o. h. 90; No. / Mani
tcba, T. o. b., La Reported for export, L loads
Manitoba and dur1Im recently.
CoRN-Steady; less active Steamer. 5lh. ex-
port basis; new No. . (. o. b.. 52: new No. ee-
TatOr domestic. 6. Exporters took loads part
for March, April, and May
WHEAT OTrn Uirh Low C,Iose
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New York. Feb l5-Bond quotations:
Virginia deferred IS. Brown Bros & Co cts. -
American Smelling 6S. rcts full nominal. lGl
American Telephone and Telegraph col 4s...... 905s
American Tobacco lG
Atlantic Coast Line l. & y. 4s........-..-... e4Is
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy general 4S.... gIS
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy joint 4s-..... s65
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific col 4s.-.,... ~
Delaware and Hudson cTt 4s......-.......-... esIs
Enc convertible Is series B.................. ~
lnterbOrOugh Metropolitan 45s..-..-.....-... 79Is
Kansas City Southern 5..-...--.........-...l 1914
Missouri Pacific CTt. 81
New York Telephone 9sx
PENNSYLVANIA 5I-s. l95......-..-..--..-..-. 95I4
Scahoard Air Lime adj 5s......---............ T6L
Southern Pacific cvt- is........................9 %
southern Pacific TE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Union Bag ard Paper 5S....:..............--... %
United States Steel sinking fund 5s.......... 1851
Wabash rcfunding 651a
Total sales, 8 5000.
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Mechanicsn Lien.

No. 6ls6. William Shields w. Edward r. Druop
and Carl A DroOp; lot IS, squaJe ID, No. l40 d
street northwest SsSa
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OF the thirty dry docks in the world large enough
to hold modem battle ships, Great Britain and her
cpacnia oxn tn and ths United States nina
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Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
In ~ nunacyl Elizabeth Chase; fund IN registry
ordered to be paid over to cUnmitee.
No 3aS. Grtts ~ Secretary Of Interior; hear
ing on rule: motion and demurrers continued AttoC
news. w. II. Rcbesnn, J. J. Hemphill. ID. 3. Hen
dersun. &. c. CAihDun-LAWlcT Clements & Wright
No. &EOi Matthews " Matthews: decree valdat-
ing decd. AttOrSeys, Crandzl MAxey-C. A. Bar
narJ
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Circuit Court No. 2
JUSTICE RARNARD.


No 5l9g. Lee Foe U. C0rby COMPANY; verdict
for defendant Attorneys Hamilton. Colbert, Yerkes
& HamiltOu-Mche1ney & FlanIeTy and e. T..
CraiChlI.
No. ioia Hudson ~ Pickfrd: on trial Attor-
neys. +. z Mitchell. W. NJ. Ellison, Edwin For
Ust-MaddOI & GatLey. H. l. Davis
No. 5s6 Mayheld ct al. VI. Berry; Judgment for
plaintiffs for S7l.S. Attorney, J. D. Williams.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 21S. Crook " White ct al. eIecutcrs- Attor-
neys. Lambert & YeatmAn-Colbsrt
No 3l8 Lyon vs.. Stewart Attorneys, Ridout-
Birney & WoOdIrd
No lsL Brainard vs. Smith. Attorneys. Doug
las & Baker-Ralston. Sddons Z Ricnardson and
Darlington
No. z8. Robinsnn vs. Corby ct al Attoneys
Gardiner Darlington
No 800. Shepherd - Hall. Attorney Marshall
Thomas.
No 3O2 Cunningham vs.. Mas Atorness MILAN
& Smith-Strasburger.
No. L. BeaIl rs. United States Trust Company
Attorneys, Lambert & YeAtman-DougiaS Baker &
Sheriff..
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court of Appeals.
Present: All.
Adjourned from day 70 day until March 6, rs1l.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations fmnished 0y W. B. Hibhs o o.
nembers Of ths New YORK Stock Exchanss. Hfbes
Building.
Can uoDey: Open, IS; high, "a: low, ~; close ~.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
II-SrInE ANnEnSnN

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. gSb Kari vs. Philadelphia, Baltimnre ard
Wilmington Railroad Company; verdict for plaintiff
for 81 $50. Attorneys. Leckie Fulton & C0E-Me-
Kenney 4 Flannery.
No. S0I33. Hart Capital Traction COMPANY; on
trlAl. Attorneys. Alex Wolf. A S. Worthington.
and e. L. FraI!cy-R. Il. Perry & Son and Il. T.
Dunlop
Assignment for February q
No. l2l ShellhOrn jr.. Capital Traction Com
pany. Attorneys. Downing & ForrJst-Pery & Son
and Dunlop.
No. Is. ShipGy Safrank. Atn-neys> Macke5.
& Ryan-Glassie
No. lT5. Bukei Washington Loan and Trust
CHmpaRy. Attorneys. DoUSiaS and WaTen-Dar-
lIngtOn-
No Is. Plaza Hotel Company ~. Obstinett et
al Attorneys, Colbert s Hayell-BirDey & Woodard
and ESnir
No 1T. Kautenberg SOldT. Attorneys. Git
unEs & Observation-Disclosures
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WALL STREET NEWS
Little if Any Change in
General List of Stocks.
STRONG UNDERGONE Is SEEN

Declining Movement in Commodity
Prices Still in Progress, Due to
Fact that Last Years Yield Was
Larger Than Was Expected-Time
Money Rates Are Easier.
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CURB MARKE-.

Quotations furnished By W. p. Hibbs o..
members Of the New Yogk Stoct R1charze Hibbs
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS,

Quotations furnished by W. E Hibbs & Co.. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Buld.
inc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
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Papes Dyspepsin costs only 50 cents
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There 10 nothing else better to take
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
srANopAr PLOT UNCOVERED.
"Taft Club" Efforts to Control convsn
ton Fall Fiat, Very Flat.

"Taft Club" Efforts to Control convsn.
ton Fall Fiat, Very Flat.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Nov. "A peculiar Sc
quel to the plotting of the so-called
Taft Club" Of last year, which was
managed by Frank Jackson and Char
ley Johnston for the sole purpose of
trying to get a set Of delegates that
would be for the standpatters, has
come to light. They have now started
the story that the delegates selected
last year at the primary will be re-.
convened in county conventions and
start the machinery for the conven-
ton of next winter to choose delegates
to the national convention. They even
went SO. far as to print what purported
to be an excerpt from an opinion by
Attorney General Cosson to that ef-
feet
The excerpt was wholly manufac.
tured and without any foundation
whatever; but it served to get the mat.
ter before the public that the delegate.
selected last year to county conven-
lions hold their offices for two year,
and until their SUCCESSORS are elected.
1t is recalled that during the entir.
campaign Of last year the Jackson
committee. incorporating as Tar
club. worked for delegates to the stat,
convention even at the sacrifice O
candidates on the state ticket. in fac
made 1t plain that the sole purpose wa,
to get control Of the delgates to tn,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
CITY OFFICIALS OF pENisoN
PREVENT HALLOWEEN
MISCHIEF.
PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT
FOR YOUTHS OF TOWN
Gathering Of Young Men Held in City
Hall, With Music, Cards, Speakers
and ciaars-prevss Success in Keep.
inc Beys OF Streets and Out o.
Mischief.
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times- Republican,.
Dehison, Nov. 2.-The city authorit-
les of Denison believe they have helped
to solve the problem of doing away
with the malicious mischief usually
done by the boys and young men on
halloween. 1t 10 by arranging another
attra ction for the boys that evening.
Last year damage was done in this
city to the amount OF over $1,000 BY
over-turning and burning up sheds and
out buildings. damage to buggies and
most anything movable. For this year
the mayor. council and public-minded
citizens arranged for a big gathering OF
young men in the assembly room Of the
city hall. 1t was provided for or
chestra music. entertaining speakers.
cigars, and tables for cards.
The boys entered into the spirit Of
the occasion and helped provide the
coffee, and supper generally. So with
music. singing. speeches, story telling,
dancing and games some were SO inter-
ested they did not so home until after I
in the morning. So the morning Of Nov.
l arrived and the community awoke to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
pEc,s,on FAvoRADIG TO SNIP
pIas II RATE HEARING
MIGHT Dc HELD Up.
APPEAL TO coMmERcE COURT
MiaHT sE TAKEN " ROADS
Shippers esiisvs They Have Made
Strong Case Before cemmiss;ensr
Harlan - ksol<uk interests Show
That Present Ratss Are Destructive
70 Dusinsss.
Special to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times.Republican.
Des Moines. Nov. 2--The only
breaker ahead OF the Iowa shippers in
the matter OF securing q readjustment
Of freight rates on an equitable basis
10 the existence of commerce court.
leading witnesses for the shippers
confess freely that they fear q favor
able decision would be held up BY the
commerce court and that they would
therefore have to make their case q
q second time; for they now feel very
sure that they have made such a
showing before the interstate COM
merce commission as will get a favor
able decision.
What they expect 10 establishment
of the zone system of rates for the
territory which includes Iowa and
neighborins states. They do not an
ticipate the commission will undertake
to fix exact rates for all main shipping
points. but rather will do as has been
done in the case Of livestock rates by
the designation Of rate zones or belts.
That an excellent affirmative case
has been made for Iowa interests is
admitted by all who have attended the
hearings. Just what the railroads can
do to Offset this showing remains to be
disclosed.
"A delegation Of dozen Fl. Dodge
business men appeared before Commits
sioner Harlan yesterday. including X
Q. Green. J. e. Breen and Senator Lar
rabee. They told Of the troubles of the
shippers there, not only as to a large
number of commodity rates shown to
be discriminatory but also as to bad
rates In regard to their gypsum product
and coal.
Present Rates Destructive.
Col. Smith Brookhart OF Washing
ton. who appeared for the Keokuk in
terests. was able to show that as for
keckuk the present rates are abso-
lutely destructive Of business. Unless
there is more equitable arrangement
of rates Keokuk will not be able to
take advantage Of the immense power
development of the Mississippi river
power dam. Already a large part of
the power to be developed has been
sold to be delivered in St. Louis and
nearly all will be thus sold unless the
rates arc made better. Quincy and
Hannibal both get ST. Louis rates but
Keokuk has much higher rate.
Attorneys and shippers have been
very much pleased with the manner in
which Commissioner Harlan has con-
Quoted the case and his evident desire
to get at all the facts. They feel sure
he will be Just In his decision; but they
are somewhat worried over what will
happen when the commerce court gets
a chance at tying the whole thing up
for q series Of years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
Peelint the Face
(From Modern Housekeeping. }

(FrOm Modern hOuSekeepanBJ
Women are beginning to realize
how dangerous and how unnecessary
ia the painful and expenaive snrgtcal
operation known AZ face peeltng.
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their exquisite beauty. accomplish the
desired result themselves at home.
with ,5erfect safety and no pain. ex-
pense or detention indoors. They sim
plv use ordinary mercolized wax.
which can be obtained at almost any
drug store. 1t Is applied at night like
cold cream and washed off In the
morning. The mefcolizod wax slowly
absorbs the half-dead outer skin.
causing II to fake of day by day In
f,ne. almost imperceptible particles
like -four The fresh. vigorous young
skin underneath soon shows forth.
blooming radiantly with health and
beauty. The face begins TO look years
Younger. though the use Of the process
absolutely defies detection by the
closest observer.
Naturally, this process also removes
all such minor facial blemishes AZ
frrexies. tan. moth Npatches. liver
spots. Ane wrinkles, pimples, etc,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02

convention last year 10 ~ to be sure
Of also having the delegates in the
presidential year. When It was found
that the campaign had proved . failure
and that the progressives had 100 ma
tority in the convention. the talk OF the
delegates holding over was dropped.
later an effort was made to secure an
official legal opinion to the effect that
delegates now in office will not be re-
convened for any purpose. This scheme
failed also.
Attorney General cosson never un-
dertook to decide in any way a. to
whether or not the present delegates
can be reconvened to start the move
ment for the delegates to tho national
convention. But it 10 evident that the
promoters Of the Taft Club" are get
ting nervous.
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Latimsr News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Latimer, Nov. s.--Mr. Thomas Mo-
Collough. who has been Ill In the hos
pital at Hampton the past few months
died there last Monday morning Mr.
Mccullough was we'll known to every
body In this vicinity. having been IN
the business of buying livestock here
for the past eight or ten years.
Herman Hansen took possession Of
the barber shop here Nov. I. having
purchased the business from n. NJ
Scott. Mr.. Scott expects to move &c
South Dakota early in the spring
where he has purchased a farm.
The many friends Of Miss Olga
Erickson are pleased to learn that she
has accepted q position at tho Dohr-
mann & Klaus store as clerk. She will
commence her duties here in few
weeks For the past few years she had
a similar position with the Mercantile
store in Thornton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-02
10 Europ, on W.ddina rrip.

Special to Times Republican.
Northwood. Nov. 2.-Mr. S. O. Bye
and Grace Bakken were married at
HIGH noon yesterday at the home OF
the brides parents In Northwood. Miss
Bakken has been a resident OF North
wood for many years. where she is
esteemed by all who know her. Mr.
Bye is a manager OF hotel at Grand
Forks, n. d. There were no guests
present except relatives and intimate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs Bye will make
an ocean trip to Laerdalen. Norway,
where both have relatives and friends
After a short visit there. they Will re-
turn to aGrnd Forks. where they VIII
make their home.
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chsissa Brsvitiss.

Special to Times Republican.
Chelsea, Nov. Mrs. F. w. Sell was
a delegate to the Eastern Star con
vention In Dubuque part Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paw and daugh-
ter returned to Chicago Saturday af-
ter an extended visit with relatives
here.
The Sunday school gave Hal
lowe en- social in the basement OF the
school house Tuesday night, which was
very successful, netting the school OF
$3.50.
Messrs. A. L. McKeen. Dave Euck-
ner. James Cuba and Joe Hrabak made
an overland trip to Hartford. Wis. last
week in Mr. McKeen's auto. returning
Saturday night.
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F,onr ON EXPERIMENTATION.

Prearsssivee Want Reorganization Of
Oasis Of Representation.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moinss. Nov. 2.-Will tho Iowa
vote on the republican national COM
mittec be cast for . progressive pol
icy or for . reactionary standpoint? An
effort 10 to be made to have Iowa
placed in line at the national meeting
next month or a little later a. with
the progressive demand for thorough
reorganization OF the basis Of represent
tation.
1t 10 pointed out that this change
will make practically no difference In
the Iowa delegation, neither increasing
nor diminishing the Iowa delegation.
But II would decrease the vote OF
southern states and Increase that OF
some OF the northern states. On the
present basis Texas has very much
larger delegation than Iowa al nation
al conventions and Kentucky. Georgia
and other states are able to have .
, larger voice than Iowa in making pres
idents.
National Committeeman Hart will
probably do that which Is desired by
the president and his close advisers.
1t Is known that there is no person In
Iowa on whom the president relies
more than Mr.. Hart. They are close
personal friends and virtually the keep
ing OF the presidents interests are
with Hart Therefore his attitude Will
be all the more interesting as rejecting
the probable attitude Of the president
himself.
In addition to the matter OF the
proper basis for the apportionment
there is also the question OF so word
ing the call as 10 either compel states
where the primary system has been
established to go back to the caucus
system or leaving II open for them to
select delegates by whatever system
has been given legal recognition by the
states. The last call distinctly per-
mitted selection OF delegates by the
primary system. Now there Is de-
mand In some quarters that the states
where primaries arc the rule and not
the exception shall be compelled to 90
back to the old caucus system. This
question will also be put up TO every
member Of the national committee.