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Evening star., 1912-11-17

charm Maximus. the Russian heavy
weight juggler. will be the supplementary
stellar feature on the bill. Maximus per-
Forms many remarkable feats Of strength
with grace and agility
Earnie and Earnie. two one-legged aero
bats. will offer the most unusual speciality
on the bill. Both men are said to be able
TO do tricks the average two-legged aero
Dat would find extremely difficult IL not
impossible. Fritz Houston, a cartoonist.
VIII present his drawings under highly
favorable conditions for he carries an in
genious device wherewith he is en- bled TO
project all his pictures on a large screen.
The spectator can see the artist as tho
picture grows under his pencil Paula
Reeves, an attractive singing coincidence
Will appear in a number of modish cos
tunes, the Hickman Brothers in an anus
Ing one-act farce called The Detective
Detected" and Richard and Kyle in a
diverting comedy skit called AT the
Club" with special scenic features.
Evening star., 1912-11-17

Ellis, Clarence Harvey, Harry Pilcer,
Arthur Stanford, Clara Palmer, Paul
Nicholson, Ernest Hare, Miss Norton.
Dorothy Parker and the eight madcaps.
Gaby Deslys both sings and speaks Eng
lish. Five performances will be gwen
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
and Friday and Saturday matinees.
'Vera Violetta' has been adapted by
Leonard Liebling from the German of
Leo Stein. The original music by Ed
mund EysIer has been retained. There
are two scenes-the first showing the
anteroom of Berton's skating rink in
Vienna, and the second the cafe OF the
same establishment
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Charlotte Walker 1t has met with great


success.
While the dramatist has followed the
scenes as they were laid in the original
play rather than confined himself to
dramatzation of the novel In its strict
est sense The delightful character OF
June has been emphasized and those who
followed the story Of her love. love Tor oo,,1,s the
engineer and met her jealous cousin
Dave, the rough. yet sincere and anec-
tionate father, Judd Tolliver. the simple
and humorous Uncle Billy Bean, the
primitive Ole Hun. with her pipe OF clay.
the strong and manly Hale. and the gen
tie Berkley. will find charm charm IN the the
mountaineer's household which are strik-
ingly impressive.
Klaw and Erlanger have spared neither
palms, expense or artistic ability to give
1.-THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine" q
splendid production. The high purple
mountains fading in the distance. with
the foremost peaks touching the lofty
sky. the valley with the winding trail. the
lone pine bowling in homage to the pass
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Lyceum.

An abundance of variety is promised in
High Life in Burlesque." which offers a
two-act musical comedy. entitled Casey
in Society" and THE Union Men, as the
attraction at the Lyceum this week. The
mere story Is said to be ''rattling" good
comedy in itself, the music so much vel
vet" and Pat White, Henry and Frances,
Barrett and Bell, Cha. les Falk and ANN
Grant, members of the company, quite
above the average" There are dozen
or more songs. with music of the ca,chy
kind and words that have some reference
to the play. The chorus is commended
for animation and vivacity, as we'll as for
being pretty and graceful Costumin OF
modiste creation is promised. Friday
night will be Country Store" night the
latest novelty in this city.
Evening star., 1912-11-17

of money did not then any more than
It does now influence Belascos attitude
toward vaudeville. He thought the au-
diences wanted slapsticks, not dramatic
atmosphere" He was partly right and
partly wrong then, but now the slap
sticks lovers are SO vastly in the minority
that they are negligible quanti.y
Since his last refusal to consider vaude-
vile affiliations, there have been vast
changes in its stars. personnel. produc,
tions and audiences. 1t is announced
that Belasco purposes leavening the
vaudeville lump with many short plays
in the near future.
Evening star., 1912-11-17

frequent visitor at the ranch. He has
told Lydia of the big cities. OF society
and of things belonging to his world.
which makes her dissatisfied with her
lonely life, and she decides to run away
from 1t ALL
In the last act, in the Englishman's .
camp, preparations are being made for
hurried trip to the city. Lydia begins to
realize her serious mistake. How she ts
saved Is told in vivid. dramatic story.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Polls.

An elaborate musical novelty presented
by the Six Kirksmith Sisters Is the head
line feature at Polls this week. The Kirk
smith girls are talented musicians, and in
addition are endowed with personal
Evening star., 1912-11-17

ing of the royal wind and the noun
tain brooks silver CLEAN are all lnciuueu
in it's scenic beauties. Charlotte walker
gives to the role Of June romantic
touch that brings out the hidden charms
of girl who has reveled in the un-
tainted atmosphere OF primitive noun
tain home. Klaw and Erlanger nave pro
vided her with a strong and capapie
company of PLAYERS.
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works. and perhaps the production OF one
or more original operas"

A DISAPPOINTED COMEDIENEE.-
"It is simply tragic to be so funny" de-
clares Ada Lewis, that managers will new
er take me seriously. I've scowled two hor-
rid wrinkles between my eyes trying to
convince them 1 would find tragedy easier
to play than a comedy maid. But they
think / am joking and condemn me to
play 'toughs' and comedy characters.
From "Topsy' in Uncle Toms Cabin
I have run the gamut of funny girls;
Jap. German. Swede-a funny Scotch
girl, If you can conceive such a thing
Italian, French and even an Indian
squaw. Why, the week l was engaged
for an Ibsen play with Miss Blanche
Bates / was handed the one laugh 1bsen
ever wrote
WANTED TO, But COULDNT.-Char
lotte Walker was one Of a party to
visit Sing Sing prison. They were
greeted warmly by the warden. who ex-
Evening star., 1912-11-17

Fox's widely read story, will be present
ed at the Columbia Theater for one week
commencing tomorrow night with mat
inees Thursday and Saturday. 1t is the
latest as well as one of the most mag
nificent productions made by Klaw and
Erlanger, and since it's premiere with
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Chase's.

Chase's this week presents David Be-
Iasco's massive vaudeville production Of
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Columbia.

1.-The Trail OF the Lonesome Pine" Eu-
gene Walters dramatizatiou OF John
Evening star., 1912-11-17

- -ERy frequently theatrical piece
Il may be judged by the estimate
~ which the performers them
selves appear to place on it.
Of lIpfa yOra BILE reCep-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
HULL OPPOSED TO TAFT.
Former Congressman Changes
Presidential Preference.

Special 10 Times RepuoASah.
Des Moines. Feb. 24.-Politics MAKES
strange bed-fellows, as usual, and TINS
lear is no exception.
Two years ago William II. TAFT. on
his way from Ninona into the enemy,s
country. paused in Des Moines and oe
livered speech from stand in front
of the soldiers monument. He was
introduced in most flattering words hN
Capt. j. A. T. Hull, then member OF
congress
VINO is ii presiding was ques-
ton asked by man standing on the
state house steps.
Why that's Captain Hull" SAID
state official to whom the query was
addressed. He is-one of Tafts closest
and most confidential friends and his
staunchest supporter on the Iowa dele
CATION
-Thi; week 2 prominent republican
always a great friend of Captain Hull
returned from Washington.
Il called up Captain Hull. he said
and had q talk with him over the
phone. Then l went to his office. Do
you know. he's dead against Taft? He
went over to New York and saw
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
TREASURE BEING SOUGHT ON
VACANT LOT IN TOWN OF
BEDFORD.
DYING MANS STATEMENT
STARTS oILIeENT SEARCH
Men With Teams and Scrapers Re-
moving Earth in Effort to Uncover
churn Supposed to Contain Some
thing valuabe-court Orders Ad'
ministratpr to Take Charge OF Work.

Bedford, Feb. 24.-Hidden treasure
is being sought in the lot east OF the
residence of the late \. J. LITTER. Men
with teams and scrapers We're at work
there Wednesday searching thru the
ground for an old churn, which is sup
posed to contain a sealed jar and what
that contains IS unknown to any living
person.
The faith of the searching party lies
in the fact that a few weeks before
his death, Mr.. LITTER told John IL, r.
Widner that something of interest was
buried in the lot, ana the location was
given to MIR. Widner as nearly as IL
could he given from the death bed.
According to Mr. Widner a rope
stretched eastward from a persimmon
tree was the unit of measurement but
some uncertainty as TO how much more
than the length OF the rope marked 'ne
place, left the searching party at some
loss as to iust where 10 dig.
Mr. Wider was told by Mr.. Lltteei
10 wait until court convened and te''
the present judge of the hidden re-
ceptacle. Judge Evans was INFORMED
accordingly. ard H. p. Jaqua, aorl'n-
jstrator Of the Litter estate. is au :
1horizcd TO take charge of anything OF
value that may belong TO the estate
should such be. found. Digging was
begun with spades, but with the exact
location an uncertainty, this was gwen
I'D ard team and scraper engaged IL
making further search.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
c. E. 70 MEET IN aRINNELL.
Endsaverers Of State to Hold convsn.
tionS on June g. -. &

Des Moines, Feb. 24.-The next state
convention Of the Iowa Christian
Union will be held at Grinnell on June
IS, according to the announcement
made by Rev H. E. Van Horn, of the
Capitol Hill Church of Christ, president
Of the state organization, after the ad-
journment OF the executive session held
yesterday afternoon and evening in tn,
parlors Of the Des Moines Y. NJ. c. A.
In addition to setting the date and
deciding upon meeting place, the
executive committee OF the State
Christian Endeavor Union. which is
composed of the officers and one dele
gate from each OF the twelve districts
in Iowa, outlined general plans for tho
program William Shaw. of Boston.
Mass. the general secretary of the ma
tional union, will be invited to deliver
the principal address at the convention
Miss Mary G. MCPHERSON. the newly
elected field secretary Of the northern
district. was present at yesterdays
session as was Miss Jessie Morrow. of
Sioux City, the state intermediate sec
rotary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
THREE SUSPECTS HELD
Men Believed to Have Been implicated
in Attempted Train Robbery at
6ertrem Put Thru Sweating Process
at Mason city-Two Suspects Still
at Large.
SPECIAL 10 TiInes-Republic

Special 10 Times Republican.
Mason City Fen. 2i-Threc men
were last Eisnt put thru a sweat such
as they have never had before. by two
detectives of the Chicago & North
western railroad. whom they thought
might be implicated in the attempted
Aold-up Of the passenger train near
b6:uam, Iowa, at an early hour on
eGreSGay morning. Five men, who
We're cumming their way north. drop
PED off & Northw estern freight az
DousheCty. one carried band
age around his head. The men
were bad looking characters and
citizens of Dougherty who had
read the account OF the attempted
hold-up that morning at once sus-
p.cioned these. one of the five boarded
: freight as i was pu.H:S out vi t:.e
yard and came on TO Mason City. Two
struck off up the track on foot while
Two remained behind Officers of the
road Were notified and al once directed
that efforts be made to apprehend and
hold the men. The first man arrived III
Mason City Thursday night at 9
o'clock. and was taken care OF. The
two mel at DoughertE boarded
north bound freight and We're taken
from the train by the chief of police as
it was entering the city. The other
two stopped at Carterville and were
last seen making across the country
for Rockwell. Just how much the de-
tectives secured IN their sweating pro-
cess is not known but they are being
ned for further investigation One OF
the men admitted that he was in Cedar
Rapids Wednesday. They give the
names of Charles Nelson, Peter Meyer
and William Tower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given of the incor-
poration Of the MOTOR ACCESSOR-
les MANUFACTURING COMPANY
and of the adoption and fling of ar
ticIes of incorporation Of said COM
pany.
The name Of said corporation
shall be the MOTOR ACCES-
SORES MANUFACTURING COM
PASY and its principal place Of
business shall De at NaCshalltowr,
County Of Marshall and State OF Iowa.
The general nature of the business to
be transacted by this corporation Is
the manufacture handling. purchasing
and selling Of gasoline motor access
SORES OF various kinds -ha rlanufac-
turing. buying ard selling Of nnacnin-
cry equipments, materials and supplies
necessary for the manufacture Of var
ious articles pertaining 20 Inc use o.
motor vehicles and the acquisition and
transfer OF properly including patents,
trade marks. copyrights and real ana
personal property; 70 lease AID re-
lease licenses under letters patent. %
make contracts and transact any and
all business for the purpose Of attain
ing the objects mentioned,
The. authorized capital stock Of said
corporation Is TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS divided in-o shares Of TIE
par value Of one Hundred Dollars each
and the amount which shall be issued
at the commencement Of business IS
s2,5Q0.0o which shall be fully paid up.
Said corporation 70 commence hus!-
ness upon the issue Of the certificate
of authority by the secretary Of state
and 10 continue for the period Of %
years unless sooner dissolved in the
manner prescribed by Jaw and the ny :
laws NJ said corporation.
The affairs Of said corporation are
TO be conducted by a board Of directors
consisting o. two persons elected by
the stockholders az the regular annual
meetings 70 be held on the first Mon
DAY in March OF each year and unit!
their successors are properly chosen
and qualified said board Of directors
shall consist Of Charles c. Eidridse
and Edwin J. Beebe.
The officers of the corporation shall
consist Of a president. vice president.
secretary and treasurer to De elected
by the stock holders annually AT such
times ard in such manner az the by
laws shall direct and until their sue
cessors are properly chosen and quail
fed the following named persons shall
act as such officers, viz: Charles E.
Eldridge. president and secretary, Ed
win ]. Beebe, vice president and treas
ureY.
The highest amount Of Indebtedness
or liability to which this corporation
shall at any time be liable shall not
exceed two thirds of its paid up cap
itai stock.
The private property of the incorpo-
rators, directors and stockholders shall
be exempt from corporate debts and
liability.
Dated this 10th day Of February
1912
MOTOR ACCESSORIES MANUFAC-
TURING CO.,
BY Charles c. Eldridge,
President and Secretary
And Edwin J. Beebe,
vice-President and Treasurer
F. e. Northup, Atty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24

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Bushes. Change. in West Bend.

Special to Times Republican.
West Bend, Feb. 24.7-w. w. Crippen
furniture dealer. has disposed OF his
store. The new proprietor is Jerry
Schutter.
K. B. Girtons general merchandise
has been sold to F. f. Klinge.
W. r. Banwart's general merchan-
disc store has been disposed of, Charles
Leibsohn being the new proprietor.
j. L. Reid, implement dealer. has
taken in partner, Mr.. Leo Balgeman'
a. e. Kuyper 4 Co. have taken IN
another partner, Mr.. Pat Calligan.
The postoffice has been moved to the
building formerly occupied by the
Union State Bank The Union State
Bank has moved into the new build
ing. completed last month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
ILLINOIS LOSES OUT
viii, Not Secure Custody Of Shenan-
doah Business Men Under ind'ct-
n.nts Returned at Marseilles.

Special to Times Republican.
pes Moines, Feb PA very strong
case was made out before Governor
Carroll in the matter of resistance OF
tina effort on the part of Illinois people
to secure warrant of eNtradltlon LOT
three residents of Shenandoah and it
;s nrobable they will not have to go 10
Illinois to try out what appears TO De
largely a controv ersy over respohslo!i-
;tv for failure of manufacturing con-
Germ ct Marscilles.
The defendants are Messrs, Shee's'
Reed and Mitchell, members of the
Commercial Club of shenandoah anu
stockholders in the Swanson Manu-
featuring Company. formerly OF Snei'-
anGoah When Mr. Swanson dec!aeo
upon moving his plant to Illinois. De-
cause of a bonus offered, the Shenan-
doah stockholders We're offered cas-"
for their stock and the three men "ere
appointed a committee to attend TO the
matter. The: 5:5 &c. acting for some
forty or fifty Iowa stockholders anu
the entire matter was settled up sat
isfactorily. Later, owing to bad man
agement, the company failed. SUIT was
brought in federal court against the
Iowa people TO recover over Sloe'ooo
and this case is pending at erosion
Then an Indictment was found chars-
ing the three men with conspiracy 10
defraud.
It was shown, apparently. that what
really is wanted is that the Shetlan-
doah committee be taken to Illinois on
an indictment SO that notice Of SUIT
MAY he served on them there and the
civi, case be tried out in Illinois III
stead of in Iowa. If the governor takes
+hiv view Of il he will refuse the war
rant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
Qlbl!5et'5qQ8

The highest point Of woman's hap
piness 10 reached only through moth
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
Stocking a Poor Bank.

Dubuque. Feb. 24-Mrs. John Eberle
of Dubuque is convinced a stocking is
a poor bank. Forty dollars which she
placed in her hosiery for safe keeping
as she came to Dubuque to shop. had
disappeared when, with bill OF goods
purchased, she secluded herself Tor an
instant and was dismayed to discover
her funds missing. No clue as to the
wherea bouts of the missing currency
has been developed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
TWO FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Effort 70 Be Made to Have Bar DECIDE
Between DawIey and Tre'eh'sr.

SDecial to Times hepuoiiS1A.
Cedar Rapids. Feb. 24.-Lawyers IN
this section Of the, state are "ohoerihs
what will be the outcome OF the can
d;dacies Of Hon. F. F. Dawley, of this
city and Judge Treichler. Of Upton.
for the supreme bench. They are from
the same judicial district. and il stands
10 reason that both can not be nomi-
mated. II is understood All effort VA!
he made 10 induce the lawyers OF the
district TO get together and eliminate
either Mr. Dawley or Judge Irelch :
Ter. Inasnuch as Mr.. Dawley has mad
greater experience as lawyer the
Linn county bar will probably strongly
urge Judge Treichler to await more
convenient season Judge Treichler
has strong support in Cedar county
and has many admirers in Jones
county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24

gressive. Is q candidatS for delegate to
the national conventions There 10 ap-
parently no opposition to his repre-
senting the district. presidential
preference vote at the caucuses will
determine the attitude Of delegates to
the county and state conventions. and
there will be nothing to quarrel over.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24

Roosevelt and he is for the colonel
Times have changed
A great deal has been said in the
papers about the division Of senti-
ment among the progressive republic
cans; but 1t would seem from what can
be seen in this immediate vicinity that
the standpatters are about as badly
divided as anybody and are becoming
more SO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
ENDORSE JUDGE sHERwlN.
County Bar Boosts candidae
For Surname Ranch.

Mitchell County Bar Boosts Candidacy
For Supreme Bench.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Feb. 24.-The bar OF
Mitchell county is one of the first to
meet to endorse the candidacy of Judge
John c. Sherwin for reelection to the
position of justice of the supreme
court of Iowa. For eleven years he was
Judge Of this district and for thrice
Years he has been judge in the SUI
preme court The bar Of Mitchell
county gave him the very heartiest OF
endorsements The north part OF the
state will be strong for the retention
of Judge Sherwin. of Mason City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
Harmony in Linn County.

Special 10 Tines Repub!lcaIl-
Cedar Rapids. Feb. 24.-Col. w. @.
Dows has been selected as chairman Of
the republican county convention,
which meets in this city April 3. This
is another evidence Of the harmony
that is expected 20 prevail il, that con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-24
Will Move Church Paper.

Dubuque, Feb. 24-The Rev. j. r. A.
Hannah of Epworth, publisher of the
Epwor,h News, and who has just ac-
CURED the Iowa Methodist. formerly
published by the late DR.. H. H. FairaN.
Of Iowa City. to whose estate the sec
tartan pubiica ton belonged, has an
nounced he will move the plant from
Iowa City 10 Epworth and continue the
publication OF botn papers.