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Evening journal., 1912-07-10

NJ oTrcE-DR. Rrrra~--oPD HAS RE.
~ moved to 2sl y. Franklin -'~eeet. i5'lm.
N oTIcE-ALL MEMBERS OF wINoNA
~ Council. No. 9. .r o. u. A. ~. are re-
quested 90 be present on Thursday evening.
July IL Business of importance. Appointments
70 bylaws, etc J. Z. Johnston, Recording
Secretary. jy1ol1.
NJ Office TO STOCKHOLDERS OF DELLA.
~ WARE SECURITIES COMpANN-lhere
VIII be meeting OF the stockholders Of the
above named corporation held by order OF
tie Board of Directors. in Room No. 97O
DUPONT Building, Wilmington. Delaware al
80 o'clock In the forenoon, on the eighth
day Of August, 1912, for the purpose OF
voting on a resolution adopted by the Boara
OF Directors on tie ninth day OF July 1912,
that said corporation be forthwith dissolved
and its property distributed 70 the stock.
ALEXIS L duPoNT
iylol72Asl. Secretary
NJ Office TO STOCKHOLDERS OF della.
~ WARE INVESTMENT COMPANY
There will be meeting OF the stockholders Of
the above named corporation by order OF
tho Board Of Directors. IN Room NO S4V'
DUPONT Building, Wilmington Deiaware, az
1O.45 O'Clock In the forenoon, on the eighth
day Of August, 1912, for the purpose Of
voting on . resolution adopted by the Board
Of Directors on the ninth day OF July, lyl-,
that said corporation De IoftuWllh olahulNtn
and its property distributed 20 the stock
holders. ..
jy1o17.24,31. Secretary
NroTICE-HURLoCK FRONT AND MAD.
~ ison Sts Household goods bought
Highest cash prices paid for Ice Boxes
and Refrigerators especially. ID. A phone
4645-A. lho'Am
DELAWARE COLLEGE WILL CLOSE
~ June 18th. number Of the students
in Agriculture will be open for positions
on good farms from June goth TO Sept 18th
Address Del. College Experiment Station,
Newark. Del. mlo-sw-u
NJ OrICE-TULUs JR., WILL MAKE rhh
~ season OF 1919 az the American Snun
Co., Farm at Yorklyn, Del.
Tulus, Jr, is thoroughbred Percheron
foaled August 7th, 1907; stands 10 hands
high. weighs 1850 pounds; Is dark bay,
black points with star in centre OF forehead
Terms. $40 20 insure a mare TO be with
foal 4. WESLEY NANDENEh
m2s-2mo.
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POuLTRY.

T EFT Us
Il HATCH YOUR EGGS.
Why worTy with hens and broken eggs
when we WI hatch. them for you in our
mammoth Incubator for two l2) cents
apiece or better still we can cell you
DAY OLD CHICKS OR HATCHING EGGS
bred and selected from q strain of s. c.
White Leghorns noted for heavy laying OF
large white eggs. We guarantee delivery
OF our day old chicks and Matching eggs
Day old chicks $1,000 per 100.
Hatchinc eggs $500 per 100
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m264eod-3n
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HELP wAnIED-sIALE.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL Is
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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PAWN BROKERS

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w Money loaned a. lowest rats Of interest
on al goods OF value Old gold and silver
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PIANO MOVING.

rTsRBERT WHITE HAULING or All.
a. KINDS. Livery stable Wo move
pianos ana furniture safely ane suocesssully
Terms reasonable. Service prompt. $50
French st. Both phones. mi-sm
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FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE, NO. 1908
Orange Street. ROOMS and bath, re-
cePtion hail. front porch. al modern IN
provements. Apply q Craries Z. Anderson
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premises. z. /. OSTER
Rehoboth avenue and First street, hobotn
Beach, Del june29-l2t.
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OAK ORCHARD, DEL.

T NDIAN RIVER HOUSE. THE MOST
restful spot in Delaware Splendld and
safe bathing. fishing, boating and Grabbing
june2s-lmO oHAs. G. PHILLIPS. Prop
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THE WINDSOR
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PERSONAL.

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FOR SALE
Going to Sell
Inspect and Make Offer

420 W. 21st 10 rooms, up 70 date hot water
heat, square built. Good cause
24lS West, new square, rooms, steam
heat, easy terms Lot 24x1I0 feet
1906 Tatnall, new rooms, hot water heat
Easy terms
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close estate
li5 Fulton. rooms, modern, win exchange
for country residence.
Cor. 7th and Monroe, rooms, bath. hot
water heat. Sell OF exchange for subur-
ban
2i2-5os and 7o7 Poplar. each rooms and
bath
Cor gath and Lammott rooms ;easv 10
change 70 business place
sos Windsor. Rents S12. Price Sl,1o0
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Holly Oak s rooms. large lot, facing river.
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Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses, some new, on
easy terms. and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country
residences, near city. an sizes.
Desirable building lots. both city and tu-
burban az sacrifice prices.
Renting a specially.
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NOTICES.

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~ EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL is
REA3 r. MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY "dAN ANY OTHER DELA-
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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PRIVATE SALE.


DRINATE SALE-RUBBER TIRE CAR
riage, Steel tire carriage, CAB, mdk
wagon. / long body wagon. drill press. blow
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REAL. EsTATE-FOR SALE.

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n EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMrNT IN THE HOME.
THE EVENING JOURNAL IS
READ IN MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY OTHER DELLA.
WARE NEWSPAPER.
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WATCH MAKING.

- 8ARRls co. l2O-l26 MAhREr
4Nl Matchmaking and Jewelry repairing a.
i-2 regular prices. All work guaranteed for
Two years mo-Sm
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TAKING MACHINES.

a PULL LINE Oh VICTOR RECORDS
"A nf snokI's. 2 ". Third street D. and
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CARPENTERS.


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HAT RENOVATING.


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TALKING MACHINES.


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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
Liar" Passed TO Many.
committe. Rest, Over NIGHT.

Chicago, June 2o.-So change In the
decisions. OF the republican national
committee had been made by the ere.
dentials committee OF the national
convention when the committee com.
pleted at 1l:05 last night, n thirty.
hour session devoted to contest cases
All but the Texas contests had been
disposed OF when the committee took
it's recess until . o'clock this morning.
The last fight of the Roosevelt forces
will center on the thirty delegates seat
ed from Texas. One district in Virginia
the Fifth. was held open until this
morning for decision. altho the COM
mittee practically had determined he.
fore adjournment to follow the ruling
OF the national COMMITTEES.
The cases decided by the credentials
committee are rs follows:
For Taft: Alabama. ls; Arizona. 4.
Arkansas. Is: California. 2: Florida.
1a Georgia. IS: Indiana. ie: Ken.
tucky. II: Louisiana. 20: Michigan,
s: Washington, II: Mississippi. is:
Oklahoma, 2: South Carolina. :: Wiz.
ginia. is: Missouri, s: District OF CO.
lumbia .: Alaska. .: Tennessee. 3.
Total. 2o7.
For Roosevelt: Kentucky. /. North
Carolina. s: Missouri. 5. Total, Is.
While all the contests passed an ~
the national committee were reviewed
by the credentials COMMITTEES. thsl
Roosevelt forces ccntcred upon the
seventy.two cases cited BY Governor
Hadley's resolution In the national con
tho national committee had acted ms
- =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
ROOSEVELT'S NAME
NOT TO BE PRESENTER
Roosevelt Issues
Final Statement

chieaao, June 22.-colensl Roosevelt
at 1910 .. m. Issued this statement:
"A clear majority OF the dsis0atss
honestly elected to this convention
wsrs chossn by the people 70 nominate
No. Under the direction and with the
encouragement Of Mr.. Taft. the major.
ity Of the national committee by the
SO called 'stsam roller methods and
with disregard Of every principle Of
honesty and dscsney stole eighty or
ninety delegates, putting on the tempo-
rary roll sufficient number OF del
ssatss TO defeat the sxprssssd will OF
the people and substitute dishonest
for an honest majority.
"Ths convention has failed TO purge
the roll Of fraudulent delegates by the
committee; and the majority which
thus endorsed fraud was made ma
jority only because il included the
fraudulent delegates thsmsslvss who
all sat as judges on one anothsr's
cases. " these fraudulent votes had
not beon cast and counted the convsn-
ton would have been pur9sd Of their
presence.
"This action makes the convention In
any proper ssnse no longer . rspub-
iican convention, thsrsforsl hope the
men elected as Roosevelt delegates will
now decline to vote on any matter
before tte convention. I do not rsIsass
any delegate from his honorable obii-
CATION TO vote for me II no votes at all,
but hope that he will not vote at al.
"Ths convention ~ now composed
has no claim to represent the voters Of
the republican party, II represents
nothing but . sueesssful fraud. Any
man nominated by the convention ~
now constituted would bs merely the
Of this suecsssful fraud;
and any man thus accepting Il would
+ ave no claim 70 the support Of any
republican on party grounds and would
have forfeited the right to i. ask the
support Of any honest man Of any par
ty on moral grounds"
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Tslssraphic News:
Taft Probable Winner on First Bal
lot.
Roosevelt's Name Not to Be Present.
ed.
Steam Roller Finishes It's Work.
Credentials Committee in n Row.
Bryan Democrats May Bolt at Balti-
more.
Cummins' Name Not to Be Presented
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa and General News:
One Way to Build Greater Iowa.
Teach Young Men Manufacturing.
Making Plans for New Party.
Shaw Raises Money For Road.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Just Speculation.
Where the Tourist Leaves His Money.
1t Would BE Good Law.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Primary Does Work Well.
Villisca Murder Suspect Arrested.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
The Girl of the Limberlost.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Koontz Found Not Guilty.
Jury Declares Defendant Insane at
Time OF Crime.
Estimates For Rebuilding Power
Plant Sought.
Big Boom in Factory Building.
Coach Allen Resigns.
Identity OF Supposedly Demented
Man Unsotved.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Prices Sag.
Steadiness In Corn.
Cattle Hold Steady.
Hog Market Weak.
Taftites Near Defeat at One Time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
THAT PROGRESSIVE
WING or PARTY MAY sEcEDE
At BALTIMORE.
BRYAN TO CARRY FIGHT
AGAINST PARKER TO FLOOR
Issue Clearly Defined and Will Be Big
Test Of psmoerst;e National Con-
ventien-lowsns At ealtimers Issue
AppsstsSss winning 'cs,a ssats," !" De-
fined a. o.. .Whe J. Can Catch L.Fo'- L.'N''sl
lstts vots. ..

Baltimore, Jan. 22.-Wil]iam ]. Bry-
an will make the fight against the
| naming Of Judge Alton B. Parker. OF
New York. as temporary chairman OF
the democratic convention, regardless
CT the action taken by the live candi-
dates for the presidential nomination
to whom Mr.. Bryan sent a message
asking them to Join him in opposing
Mr.. Parker.
That statement was made today by
DIR. p. L. Hall. national committeeman
from Mr.. BRYAN lome STATE, who has
leen keeping Mr. Bryan Informed OF
events here.
Fight Must Come.
Committeeman Ial! said that the is
sue over Judge Parker WAS more clear
ly defined thar ever and the fight had
to come.
1.-THE replies Of the candidates so far
made" said Dr.. Hall, clearly indicate
that they do not care to take sides. but
that will make no difference to Mr..
Bryan. His fight will be carried to the
conve ntion floor"
DR.. Hall sai,l that the fight against
Mr.. Parker on the convention floor
might he very close. as many delegates
would subvert the Issue Of progress
siveism and vote for the choice of the
arrangement committee that the mat
ter might b. quickly settled, hoping to
|Ireyent any party breaks.
Parker Crowd Undisturbsd.
Those national committeeman
aligned with Judge Parker analyzed
the replies to Mr.. Bryan's note and de-
ciared the Nebraska leader would find
little comfort in them and that he
would be compelled to make the fight
with only those delegates who Joined
with him.
Some OF the leaders hoped that Mr..
Bryan could be persuaded to withdraw
from the fight and abide by the de-
cision of the committee in the inter-
est of party harmony. There were re-
ports that there might be q bolt II
Judge Parker was finally selected and
party Of progressives formed.
Iovans Want "Winn,ns Candidate
An appeal for winning candidate
is being made by the Bryan League OF
Iowa to every delegate thru an address
distributed among the assembled pol
|iticians In this appeal It is argued that
democratic success depends upon win
ming at least 100000 dissatisfied re-
publicans.
what factions Of the republican
party can we best hope to win away?
Unquestionably the radical progressive
and the followers Of LaFollette. Name
the democrats these republicans are
now ready to vote for and you have
the winning candidate" says the ad-
dress.
Platform 60 Do Short.
4 The democratic national platform
builders promised to present to the
convention next week document that
isl1all be short mand incisive. The nun.
sber OF teeth In II, one plankholder
said today, will depend upon the out
come Of the struggle between the con-
servative and radical wings OF the
party. On most OF the majority points.
however, some Of the leaders say that
the differences likely to arise in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22

The Fourth North Carolina, Third
Oklahoma, ana second Tennessee. on
which there were. no minority reports.
went thru under the gavel.
Aollor Working Fine.
The Washington cases came next.
All were seated on viva voca votes.
Failure OF the Roosevelt men to de-
mand roll call In the Washington con-
tests was IA distinct surprise The ac-
quicscence with the viva voce took Sem
ator Root by surprise. He hesitated for
a time after saying. ''The ayes seem to
have it." before saying 1.-The ayes have
a complete back down by the Roosevelt
forces.
whenst1I9 Washington contests were
decided in favor of Taft, delegates be-
gan to sing -Merrily We Roll Along. "
The whistles in the gallery kept up an
imitation Of the steam roller.
Credentials Committee Finishes.
Chairman Root announced that the
credentials committee had finished its
work.
Secretary Gleason read statement
from the chairman of the committee to
the effect that all remaining contests
had evidently been abandoned. b.
unanimous consent all remaining cases
except those from Texas were placed
on the roll.
The eight Taft delegates Large
from Texas were placed on the perma-
nent roll Of the convention by the Gre
dentials committee by a vote of 81
to Is.
The convention came to order again
at 2:12 p. m. The long awaited re-
port on the Texas delegates -at-large
was presented. The committee fa-
vored the Taft delegates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
TAFT TO BE NAMED
BY NARROW MARGIN
C,g,,,,,;;,,s' Name Win
Not Be Presented
10y . stasf cerr.specd.nt.l j

Convention Hall, Chicago, Juno
Pit can b predicted at q late
hour this afternoon that the name
Of Senator cummins will not be
presented TO the national eonvsn.
vention as q candidate for the pres
ideney. With the pins set to force
the nomination Of Taft, and with
the Roosevelt men determined to
refrain from voting for their eandi-
date, the chances for cummins or
any other dark horse are hopeless.
However, the chances are that the
ten Cummins delegates from Iowa
will cast their votes for him on the
roll call.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22

should definite rupture occur before
tho conclusion compromise candidate
might be named in an effort to win back
some OF the Roosevelt following. but
that II the Taft program 10 put thru
they will have tho best chance OF keep
ing the opposition intact.
Governor johnson, OF California. said
that in pursuance Of this plan Colonel
Rocsevelt's name in all probability
would no: be placed before the con-
venti0n.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
TAFT MEMBERS or CREDENTIALS
oMM,rrEE BECOME hEArGp
IN DENIAL.
BRAND opposlTloN 1vxilFuL
LIARS AND ouTT9R -WoRkERss
Roosevelt Membsrs Charge Taft Lead~
srs With Preparing Rspsrts In ADJ
vance Chairman osvine Calls
Charge "0astardly Piece Of Fabsisas
eatien"-"Liar" Applied to o6sndsrs.

CNlCaBOs juno Ss.--An&E800 S00k tho
Roosevelt members OF the credentials
committee who signed tho statements
attacking the work OF the committees.
were wilful liars and gutter workers.
were made by Chairman Devine. Judge
Robert E. Morrison and other TAfs
members OF that committee ut the ops
ening of todays session.
The Roosevelt statement was circus
lated last night by r. r McCormich
and given out by him after the signa-
lures OF fifteen men had been secured.
1t charges that there had been coal-
ition between national committeemeu
and contested delegates and the re-.
ports from the committee were pr0>
pared In advance in line with tho def-
mite understanding.
ANY man who charges that the Ar,
izona report was prepared in advance"
declared Robert T.. Morrison, Of Ari-s
zona. lis wilful liar. wrote that res
port myself after the case had boois
decided
"Dastardly Piece Of FahrieatieW.s
There was published this mornings =
said Chairman Devine. "a statement
thAt !" uc oc k<SAoAy pAoSO Va AA0G1N
cation as was ever published or ut.:
tered. No man with any regard for the
truth would sign or authorize such Z
statement.
'This man Mccormack who prepared.
this statement didn't spend two hourol
in the work OF the committees. !.
Chairman Devine demanded Of Mrs
Mccormick where his proof was thaes
the report had been prepared In ad-
vance.
Anytime any man makes such n
charge" he shouted. II declare that
he Is wilfui liar. now demand OF Mr..
Mccormick where his proof In that
those reports were prepared In ad-
vance" ~
Chairman Dsvins "Fishtine Mad.~
II did not come In hero to have my
acts put under question: said Mr.. Nc
Cormick.
mo man can make such charges
against me-" declared Devine, with
out having to answer to me for It.
don't care whether he Is n foot high or
ten feet high
Roosevelt men insisted that Mr.. De-
vine retire from the chair He turned
over the gavel and stepped down into
the midst OF the committee members,
Mr.. st. Clair. of Idaho. declared hs
thought much OF the statement was
true.
"liar" Passed TO Many.
DO you believe that the report OF
the Arizona case was prepared in ad-
vance," demanded Judge Morrison.
Yes. I do he said.
Then say you are liar" said
Morrison.
Draft Reply 70 Mccormick Charges.
a committee OF five--Thomas De-
vine, OF Colorado: E. w. Estnbrook. OF
New Hampshire: Representative
George r. Malby, OF New York: o. NJ.
Lanstrum, OF Montana: and Represen-
tativc F. w. Mendell. OF Wyoming
was authorized to draw up n statement
in answer tn the Roosevelt members
charges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22

Superintendent Sessions Reappointed.
Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines. June 22.-Superintend-
ent F. J. Sessions was reappointed by
the board Of control today for third
term as head Of the state orphans
home at Davenport
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-22
VICE PRESIDENTIAL BOOM.
Names Of Kenyon, Hadlsy, Sherman
and Others Discussed.

Chicago. June 22.-The vice presi-
Dental nomination Is being given q
great deal more consideration by the
rank and file Of delegates than by the
party leaders in the Taft faction. and
as result there were half a dozen
booms started without any Of them
making much headway.
There was talk of Senator Kenyon
Of Iowa. q denomination for Sherman
gossip about the strength Of Governor
Hadley, Of Missouri. John Wanamaker
Of Pennsylvania, Senator Borah. OF
Idaho, and Dr.. Nicholas Murray Butler
of New York.
The more prominent Of the leaders
discouraged all gossip. counselins
avoidance Of the subject until the re-
nomination ot President Taft had been
effected.
President Taft is said not to have
asked for the nomination of any Of the
men mentioned, and Is said to be fol-
lowing the advice Of those looking after
his interest in the convention in not
committing himself on the subject at
all. It Is known that he would prefer
to see nominated some man known as
q progressive, but II himself Is nom
mated. as he, feels certain he will be,
he will not insist upon picking his
running mate. se r,
Probably the name Of Governor Had.
ley Is on the lips Of more delegates
than that of.any other man. due to the
magnificent demonstration for him
when he opened the fight on Tuesday
for the Roosevelt cause. but Hadley
himself said he would not be nominal
ed with his consent.
What II nominated over. your pro-
test?' he, was asked.
II can, not answer that he replied.
Mr.. shermah's name may be pre-.
sented by the flftesn Nooseveit men
on the New York delegation. Practical.
ly AL Of them are known to be friendly
to the Vice president ana II they pre-
sent his name Il 10 believed nearly all
OF the New York delegates would vote
for him. sssS 4. 81 - - - -,