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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
OPENING GAME ~ McGIIL
LEAGUE SCHEDULED TODAY

The Twilight league at McGill
will open the baseball season at the
MeGnl park this afternoon, the first
game being between the Shops and
the Mill. The game will be preced-
ed by a parade of all four teams Of
the league. from the club house TO
the park. where the several teams,
all in full uniform. will assist in the
presentation of the penant to last
seasons champion mill men. 1t is
expected big crowd will be on
hand, and according to rumor the
Shops supporters are willing to back
their claim with almost any amount
that the long end of the score Will
not go to last seasons pennant-
winners.
There was a big turnout of Nc
Gill fans TO see last Sundays exhibit
ton contest between two mines pick
ed from the league. Lawrence Pres
tons aggregation defeating Jack
Reilley's team 8 to l in seven and
one-half innings.
The batting order for today's
game is announced as follows:
Mill-Hawse, 2b; Preston, lb;
Soares, cf: Grihith. ss; Cottrell, If;
Britt, 3b Dripps or Scott. RI; }.
Dripps, c, Beatty. p: Rose, p.
ps-McCroskey, ss Walker,
3b; Eberly. 2b; Wilson, II; Bateman'
1b; Workman, c; O'Niell cf; Palmer
or Lord, rf Senner. p.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
Committed To Asylum.

Mike Pisovich. an Austrian resid-
ing at McGill, became violently in
sane. Monday night, and was
brought to Ely, by Deputy Sheriff
George Newman. Tuesday, he was
given a hearing before Judge Cole
man. and committed to the state hos
pital for the insane, at Reno. Piso-
yich Is well known, having resided
in the district for several years. He
has a wife and two children, and
when friends interfered Monday
night his mania was directed to-
wards doing bodily harm to his
children.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
Expensive Fishing.

Andrew Ghiggeri who thought it
would be fine to try his luck at fish
ing in the court house lagoon, was
arrested very soon after he started
his sport. by Deputy Game Warden
James Bennett. Before Judge Cart
wright he was fined s25 and costs
The lagoon had not been formally
closed to fishing by the commission
ers. and Ghiggeri was made to settle
for fishing an hour before sunrise,
which is illegal
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-11
DROPS DEAD AFTER A
FRIENDLY BOXING BOUT

l.. T.. Reed, carpenter employed
by the Ely Con. at Lone Mountain
dropped dead Sunday evening while
engaged in a friendly boxing match.
After the second round he sat down
at table. and with smile on his
face fell forward to the floor, and
was dead when his friends picked
him up. Sheriff Harris ond Judge
Castle brought the body to Elko. He
leaves wife and little baby in Salt
Lake City.
The deceased was brother oil
Stanley Reed of Ely. who left We'd
nesday. to take the remains to Salt
Lake City, for burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

unuitN ana observance. and az the
Wme time there IS absolute silence IN
regard Co hs abrogatiOn or altcrn-
ton"
Mr.. Bray quoted from number uf
works by church writer's and scien-
lists. Iic closed by appealing Go the
hearers to take away their feet from
or the sabbath and the promise of
heaven was that they should "dolisht
themselves lu the Lord" He referred
Co the prumisp uf Isaiah; "t'!ssscd is
the man that du"th this. that
kecpoth The sabbath from polluung
~. aud kccpth his hand from doing
amy evil" saying sabbath Keeping
is o safeguard against an other kinds
of wrong doing
sunday nirht Evangelist Watts
who WINS called go Texas this week,
win deliver special sermon on The
Coming Struggle Between Capital
ana iahur--its Outcome ana Ody
Remedy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Corner Fourth street and West Sill
yer avenue Archdeacon W. -. War
rem. rector. residence, 1893 West IT.
ieras avenue. XIV sunday after
Trinity. Holy communion. Z "a. m;
sunday school. g:45 "a. m.; morning
service. ~ O'Clock: evening service.
1880 o'clock. Morning music--proces-
slonal. "floly, Holy Holy" r. v.
Dykes: Nenite r. Robinson; Gloria.
n. Robinson; Tc Dcum. q tathhurn;
Benedictns. Anon. lntroit, THE God
of Abraham Pi..iso." r. steiner; Of
fertory solo. abide With Me-" tW
$. Kennedy, MIR. Hugo Myers: Re
cessionm. II Heard Sound NY
Voice" H. r STERN. Evening music
The evening service Is a full choral
service PROFESSIONS, "Hoiy Holy
Holy r. b. Dykes; Gloria, -. Mon
lnrton. Magnificent ~. stewart; Nune
Dimittis. - Tours; Introit, How
sweet The Name Of Jesus sounds,
A. II. Reiuegie; offertory, Praise "
tho Father" G. Gounod lecossional
- Heard the sound Of Voices" j. VI
Stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
EvENTH DAY THE
DECLARES
EVANGELIST
Iould Be Made a Delight and
a Blessing, Says Adventist
Minister in Sermon Last
Night.

|J,sus beirg the Lord or maker of
Sahabth. ana our Lord also. Il
Bows that The sabbath which Vie
|do hccomCs indeed the signet OF
|atiNe power. ana when man rec
nizcs that the principle OF tho
Iht use of free moral agency lies
accepting Gods appointment of
day. thus ncku. Wledging the au-
nrity CT the Creators word, the
Ibbath that was made Tor man out
tho seventh day by three rucccss-
stops. the Lords resting. blessing
~ shuouficatiou. becomes O. delight
id blessing, ana sign of mncti-
|ation 90 the maa who keeps it;
III therefore can Doe the unh true
hriauun sabbath ana Lords day
with these words Evangelist 4urt
Iuy summarized his sermon on the
christian sabbath hasing his rec
nrka ON Mars 2.27-2S. "rhe Sah-
lth was mudo Tor mnn.,.. therefore
J. son of Man Be- Lord also uf the
lbhath day"
During the course OF The sermon
! speaker said "Slnce the sabbath
D. made tor man, b was for all
b. la all ages, in an tnmcH and
ln, vents 10 was made to De- q
sslnE to him. Co serve as me-
|nral uf his creator. 90 preserve him
sm idolatry ana Co link earth "a
tutou. The satuc God who made
land commanded l,s observance IA,
fosorNcd knowledge of it through
u ages OF tho pnst; ana il still re-.
Bus JOS sacred Identity until our dal
b. time as is proven hy nntura
ftoms history astronomy and yea
Hn living witness. the Jew, Go whom
A knowledge was long intruated
lfny of whom viii he brought to
nOwledgo of its Lord hy those wh'
81 not make Him responsible for iti
DfuHation or change.
frhat tho sabbath De- "a definite dal
flcurly shown hy the way Nv which
ohovah miaculously pointed Il ON
1r forty years Dos the falling uf th'
IHnun in the desert and said tina
hs be- the rest of Tho LORD Thl
1nrth commandment mys. The SOW
ufh day 81 ne sabbath of the Lorl
Isl God' and when tho holy womol
All tho sabbath according to th'
homRudmonr it was the dHy hefor
III first day of The week. ln butl
h0 old and new tosinmcnis "a prepon
Hhncc of evidence indicates "a con
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Corner Coal and broadway Rev.
Thns. L. Dyer. pastor: Stanley seder.
orEanist. Morning service at H.,
al which time the pastor will preach
on the subject. "The Passing 81 the
Saloon" appropriate 10 Worlds Tenn
poranco sunday Al the evening
service az 1880 o'clock. the pastor wili
speak ON "Vlalons and Dreams" An
arc cordially invited To these SER
vices sunday school ~ 9;f5 "a. m.
a. =. Llthgow. superintendent. Chris
tlan Endeavor az G.30 y. m Follow
ing Ia the program of vocal music.
Morning service Solo. "'rhe lord g
Prayer" (Austiu- Bald. Thos A..
Christian. anthem. Must Jesus Bear
tho Cross Alone" Havensi solo.
Take My life and Let u BE-"
(schnccker) Miss Kathryn Grimmer.
Evening service Anthem. "Come TN
to Me-" Wagner; solo. Rock 81
Ages" CJohnson). Miss kathryn
Grlmmer.
Tomorrow being Worlds Temper
ance sunday and Anu-Cigarctte day
tho Congregational SttidHy' s'ifoo
viii have special exercises. the pro-
gram being given IN fun elsewhere
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
The Churches
{. Pnnl's E,nneclIcnl I-nlhernn.

silver and sixth. Edward a..
Schuelcr 49, a., pastor. Parsonage,
30G South Sixth. Phone 1898
Mr.. Armin W. krncmcr. secretary
of the church council; pr j 3. East
erdaN treasurer. Mr Frank g. Keof-
en- superntendont of The sunday
school An services in the Euglish
language
While We do not make the observ-
ancc of times and seasons q matter
ot conscience, yet the Lutheran
church recognizes tho value uf that
orderly presentation of truth found
in the calendar lessons OF the church
year For the next three sundays
the thought that De- kept before us In
the lessons o. the return of our Lord.
one of the most important ana pre-
cious. ana yet ono of the most neg-
lcctcd doctrines OF tho christian re-
lglon. Tho pastor intends go follow
these lessons in series of sermons
under tho general theme, "rhe COM
INK Kins and Hls Kingdom" The
dates end topics are as follows
Nov. Morning. THAT Blessed
Hope evening. Docs the Christian
Have 60 Die Co Wine"
Nov. 10 Morning THE business
of the Waiting Church." evening
sunday school homo mission eXer-
cises (spociaD.
Nov 23- Morning. "Thc Light of
The Last Day Thrown on These Pass.
Ing Days. evening. "The Last Judg'
mcnt and IT'S Awards"
The hours of service are n "a. mn
and 1890 p, M, with SUNDAY school
nt 9iib "a. M. ana EndcaVor at ga,
p m, Miss Annn Arson leads En-
doavor. topic, christian Home Life
Tho Tuesday evening Iilhle clnss %
just hepinning tho outline of Now
Testament history d would be- d
good time for new Students 10 Join
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

ont of the sunday school. Mrs. ~.
3D. Tompkins, president Of Epworih
league. Miss MARY Merle. choir di-
fectresa.
Public worship at II a. NJ. ana 1880
In. w. with proaching by the pastor
The morning subject win be I'm
Memory ~ Jesus Evening topic,
Violence ana the Violent Special
music az both services.
The sunday school meets az 9;4s
a. M Bible study class az 6;l5 y. ~.
We study the gosel Of 81 Mark. Ep-
worth league devotional services AZ
G.45 y. NJ. Miss Grace Mckee, lead
er.
You are cordially Invited 10 the
services OF this church. IL you do
not attend church somewhere can
YOU feet that you are giving the
church fair deal2 A good church
adds to the value Of your property.
An aggressive church makes your
community desirable place 90 live
In. II always stands for good morals
and for high Ideals Yet how long
would any church last u everyone
absented himself from the church
Arc you giving the church square
deal? You would not live where the
Influence OF the church Is not felt
and yet the probability IL You nr'
letting those who attend the church
pay all lts running expenses. Do You
think you are honest with your
church-going neighbors? II may be
you have never thought about the
matter Think Il over. You are
ways welcome az the First Methodist
Episcopal church services. Helpful
preaching. good music. a glad hand.
Try a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Corner of Central and Arno. sam
uel y Allison, pastor Sunday school
"a g.45 a.. M. T. NJ. Doris snperin-
tendent Preaching services con-
Quoted by the pastor at n a, m. and
1880 p. m. Topic for the mornnB
message. God spoaking 10 the
World Through His SON, Jesus
Christ" subject for the evening
hour. "a shining Face
Special music for the II o'cioeS
hour Anthem. "As Pants the Hart
violin solo. selected, Miss olga srlke.
Evening service. Anthem, selected.
Devotional meeting OF the senior
Epworth league at $3.50 %. m. Jn-
yonue Missionary society ut 3 p, M
Work social of the Wonmns Mis-
slonary society Tuesday at y. M. at
the parsonage. nc south Edith
street. Prayer meeting at D. M,
Wednesday, ana the teacher iFaininR
class at the close of this service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
BUSINESS CHANCES

OIL Is constantly advancing Ia price,
which means more money to invea-
tors, thousands made every day ia
oklahoma oil field. Bookiet How
Money u Made In oil" sent on re-
quest. Paul Arbon A. CO.. produce
ton, royalties ACREAGE. Tulsa. tskin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08


Hcrmon y. Williams, 1879 south
broadway. minister.
Bible school al g.45 "a. ~. Matthew
sixth chapter is the lesson. Come on
time and stay through the whole
morning service.
sermon at ii:i5 a. m, "The OK
and the Preacher" sermon al 1870
.. m, Joshua and the Conquest Of
Canaan"
Christian Endeavor meeting az
G:3O o. M. Christian Home Life 2
Tim. t:i-i6.
Mid-wcek dcvOtions "Wednesday nj
1.a0 b. M. Lesson. seventh chapter
Of Matthew. Read 90 over tomorrow
afternoon.
Ladies' Ala society meets Thurs
dag. 2:30 y, mn az the church
II You want 90 be toned up for the
week, come 20 church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
seventh DnY AhycnlIst.

This congregation holds It's regular
SaEbuth services each Saturday al
the hall, located az $40 South Second
street.
sabbath school nj 9;45. Preaching
at n. On Eunday night at 7.46
Evangelist v. q. Watts whll preach
a sermon OF special interest on the
subject OF "The Coming Struggle Bee
tween Capital ard Lnbor-lts out
come ana the Only Remedy Al are
cordially invited tn hear this sermon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.
Preaching mnrning aud evening by
the pastor. Or +. W Lougfellow.
Morning topic. THE Power of sin"
Evening topic. "Tho Recovery of
Lost Power" Mlss Bland VIII sing.
Bible school 8t 9:i5 u. M. This
Be- Rally day. ard big crowd IL
expected. All classes are asked ga
find out who the "Nethinim' of
Scripture were. II you happen "a
know YOU need not tell anyone SUI
perintondont. Prof Cecil NJ. Drake
assistant, Or. W @. Bryan. You are
invited.
Young Peoples service at ESQ D.
m; topic, "a Great Fact, God Re-
yonled in Jesus Christ"
"Wednesday evening service, "OuI
Debt 20 the Bible"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

e~~.ee~e~ee~~->~-~->r- -N~~~-~-~,~-~-~-~~~~r~-
Statesmen making small towns.
whole time or side line. should
carry our fast selling pocket sido-linc.
Special sales plan allowing return Of
unsold goods. Makes quick easy
nles. S4.0O commission ON cnch orr
der. SOMETHING ENTlRELY NEW.
Write FOR OUTFIT today. BuRD MFG.
CO., 2i2 sigol ST.. Chicago, IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Anthem. Lord for Thy Tender
PostIude. Triumphant March" 49,.
tts.s....s.s ..tstst|st. .tss4t Ntofer
Miss Beryl Kenworthy. organist;
Mr.. Charles J. Andrews, director.
The public 81 cordially invited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

e~NeT@e<gNrs~ 49, - r-r@~erN~-as- 49,
MONEY To LOAN Money advanced
10 railway and oth6r employees on
salaries or household guOda, without
removal Union Loan CO., over First
National Bank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Christian Science services arc held
in the womun's club building ~ the
corner OF seventh street and Gold
avenue, evory Sunday morning at ~
o'clock Wednesday evening serv-
ices are az o'clock. The public Is
cordially invited to attend these SER
vices sunday school az 10 O'Clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

"Doan's Ointment cured me - co..
zema that had annoyed me for o
long time. Tho result was lasting
Hon. s. w. Matthews Commits ,on-
or, Labor Statistics. Augusta. Me.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
FOR SALE OR RENT

Nee~-eee~~s~-~-~~~-~~e.~-~- 49, f--,-e.- ~
FOR SALE OR RENT Piano slight
ly used; on easy pas mcnts Can be
seen nt sos y. Second 81, OF phone
ifbfW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

sodulity mass. zoe second mass.
sac. high mass and sermon. 10.
Vospors. instruction and bened!ctionl
7.3e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Corner Lead avenue ana South
Third street Charles Oacar Beck
man. pastor Faith gorhy deacon
css -. A. portcrfiold, superintend-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

LADIES' 10 make shields 40 home.
$1,000 per 100 Ordinary plain
sewing. can make four AN hour.
Material furnished. Work sCnt pre-
paid. Send stamped addressed en-
veiopo for particulars. Paragon sup
ply CO., u s3i Myrilc Az. Kansas
city. Mo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

GOVERNMENT RailwaS Mail Clerk.
Customs-lnternal Revenue Eek
ans" every whore soon. Got pre-
pared by former H.. :. civil Servire
secretary Examiner Free Booklet
u 80. Write SOW today. Patterson
civil Service school. Rochester. ~ Y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

Corner Of Finh ana silver Hugh
A. Cooper pastor. G.. A. Foreman,
associate pastor
Services az ~ u M. and 7.i5 D.
m. Morning theme, Thy Kingdom
Gomez" evening, song service hy the
choir Musical selections:
Morning
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

FIREMEN ASD HRA<EMEN for al
railroads entering Albuquerque
wages Si0O railrond recruiting head
quarters. Positions assured compet-
ent inexperienced mon. send age,
stamp. Railway Association, DEBT
1890. Bro6kiyn. y. y.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08
HELP WANTED

es----er>-s, ~ -e--~N--~rs
WANTED--First class machine man.
Apply city sash and Door GO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-08

f61AoONh1
.~u~-~.1~r~eNes@~s~ >p>SeN~y>~e@<~r
MARRY Many wealthy CailiurniHna
seeking marriages photos and de-
scriptions free. Mission Unity b-sSs.
sun Francisco Cal
ALBUQUERQUE CLEANING 90.
Clean everything, carpets. houses
meke lnNns. Phnne 49,
MARRY n you are lonely The Re
liable Confidential succrFsiul club
has large numbers al wealthy eligible
nombefa. bosh sexes. wishing early
marriages Descriptions froc. Mrs
Wrubel, Box 90. Oakland, Cal. Men
tion Albuquerque Evoning Herald
when writing.
FOR CARPET cleaning. furniture
ana stove repairing. w A. GofF.
phone bG8,
GET Thousands wealthy.
tired living alone; anxious 10 mar
~; descriptions free. trace Hyde
s-Ssl. San Francisco, Calf
HOUSES FOR RENT
49, srsRrss~ss ~s~seuNe.~-@e@~eSerae,
FOR RENT-Ncw 4-room bungalow;
modern convenience. Apply sii
South Ninth.
FOR REN1-Rooms.
/ FOR RENT Newly Furnished. larBe.
sunshiny rooms; no sick, siS y.
Second.
ron RENT Furnished room with
sleeping porch; moderni close m.
Phone 1osfJ.
FOR RENT. Modern rooms. with or
without board; sleeping porchcs.
| Apply aio W. Iazcldlnc.
------.-..- .s...-...---.-.--
! FOR RENT--iiaht housekeeping
rooms. also sleeping rooms with
I board az Tho Atlantic. SEQ south
Third street ono block from rail-
road shops. Mrs. Carrie Thompson.
proprietor. phone t72S.
-~----r-'--- - .--aH--' ---- -----srr -
FOR RENT q furnished rooms with
hath. over studio. W. NJ Glpy
WANTED.
s,ee~->~--see.s.s~s>r,s- f,~---,~-r>r-s-s-->
| WANTED-ro make your old clothes
look like new, Just phone f9Ss
ven send for them. lowest prices.
Star Cleaning Co, III West silver.
---------- .------ --4---s------.e- ----.---.----
WANTED Furnished Room Ameri-
can gentleman wants room with re-
fined spanish family Address G.. g g..
care Herald.
WANTED ljrcasmaking and plain
sowing Apply zoe ~. Central
WANTED TO nUy- secondhand
furniture. stoves ANA ranges ~ W.
Schecr eii East Central I'hono i06S.
Furniture Repairing,
fe@~ar~~.rf~sses
lfifpAIRlNO- Furniture. stoves and
rauFea renlirod An work rllHfs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
ELIMINATING TYPHOID FEVER.

According to the figures given b.
Major Russell. prominent as a member
of the medical corps Of the United
Safes army, typhoid fever has been
conquered. as smallpox has been prac-
tically eliminated by vaccination.
In 1902, with an enlisted strength Of
s0,7SS men and officers. there were ii
our regular army 565 cases OF typhoid
In 1909. out Of s4017 men there were
80 cases In March, 1902 vaccination
was begun. but the number vaccinated
that year. $50, was 100 small u affect
the ratio. In 1910 over sixteen thou
sand were vacctnat=d, aad at orce The
number II typhoid cases began TO
diminish IL 1911 there we're Only
seventy cases In the same year vac
c;nation for typhoid was made com
pulsory on all persons IN the nilitarv
service and on all recruits IN 1912
the first year n which the entire arm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
HOW THE BOYS START.
shenandoah Wo-ld.l


The boys here-for it is always as
pos they learn to drink-begin drink
ing merely because they are young and
credulous and filed with the inQuisi-
tive impulse to try it, or be dare
devils and sports and worldly ones. Evil
associations play a big part. too. They
keep il up a little too long. the crav-
ing takes hold OF them, they haven't
strength and perhaps al first sufficient
desire 70 resist il and pretty soon they
pass the mark beyond which they have
not power to ever quit il. Some Of them
become drunkards: others Just nip
pers' who will always drink q little
but not to excess,
High power civilization may play
some part But the man who waits
TO lesrn 10 drink until the cares OF
his business lead drive him to il will
never learn-aI least not 1T numbers
alarming.
Its the boy we have to deal with.
Keep him sane and as clean as pos
sibie and keep him filled with athletics
and other things interesting TO boyish
ambitions. with the desire to make the
most Of his body ard his brain When
he is man. he Will. 99a times out of
1900 know better than 10 start il;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15

any manner of doubt The best kept
highway of any great length in the
states ii crosses
However. there are l!kley to be
changes in the route contingent upon
indifference of one neighborhood and
the activity of another. II is not to
be supposed that community can
lie down dependent upon highway
association to maintain a tourist high
way past its farms and set away with
il while the road north or south of II
is bidding for the route by improve
ment. AS between towns along the
Lincoln highway the best road VII:
hold the route as il should.
The few men who have fought for
the Trsnscontinental as the location of
the permanent route across the con-
tinent in Iowa are entitled to great
credit and 10 the thanks of those ia
Torably affected by the final decision;
and 10 none IS more credit due than the
Clinton banker. Mr.. Coan, who has
been indefs tiEable in its behalf and
has given time and money freely to
accomplish the happy result