Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-10-02
Iowa Modern Woodmen.

hCSIiuS vi INC oldle camp. LIE meet
ing is to be held at Cedar Rapids
next May. Elections of officers in 10.
CO camps, beginning IN December
and holding of county camps between
that and the time of the state meet
ing are expected to give the two fac
lions ample opportunity to lock horns
before the main clash.
At a meeting OF the executive coun-
Gil of the Iowa Modern Woodmen as
sembly, the insurgent faction, in Des
Moines, final preparations were made
for closing into the campaign in real
earnest. Present at the insurgent
meeting we're John II. School oil
Maquoketa, II. c. Littleton OF Clarion,
P. A. Hawley> of Marshalltown, Ed.
Shields OF Eddyville, c. W. Lyon OF
Des Moines, W. NJ Householder OF
Charlton. DR.. ]. A. Bell OF Stuart,
John Porter of Webster City, Julius
Rohrer of Ida Grove and H. o. Seifert
of Eddyville.
Pharmacists Must Not Drink.
Registered pharmacists in Iowa
who look upon the wine when 1t is
red" run the risk of having their Ger
tificates suspended according to rule
which has been passed by the state
pharmacy board. The rule was made
following a petition received from
citizens OF certain town In the state
claiming that their druggist was In
the habit Of appearing at his store in
an intoxicated condition. The people
were afraid to have prescriptions fill
ed on account of it. t,
The rule as passed by the board Is
as follows:
ANY registered pharmacist who
shall be addicted to the habitual use
of narcotic drugs or intoxicating
liquors, and shall be found under the
influence OF such drugs or in an in.
toxicated condition in his place oil
business, may have his certificate sus.
pended on proof Of guilt being fur
nished the commission"
Parker viii Aid Cosson.
A. C. Parker, a Dies Moines attor.
ney, will assist Attorney General Geo.
Cosson In defending the capitol eX'
tension law before the supreme court.
The executive council continued Mr.,
Parker In its employ. He was in,
structed to confer with the governor
and attorney general about the case
and to file brief with the supreme
court
Mr.. Cosson received word that a
suit against collecting the millage tax
has been instituted against Iowa
county officers. He does not think
the judge even will fix date for
hearing the case. All the points in
volved in the new law will be deter.
mined by the supreme court in the
cases now pending.
State Fair Ticket Sales.
Ticket sales at the state fair this
year were s5,017 in excess Of those
OF 1912. Secretary A. r. Corey has
completed the check. He found that
the total receipts from tickets this
year was sl2S,160.75 as against 1928,
1875.
1.-THE gain in total receipts will not
be that much" he said. THE short
exhibit in the swine department cut
down several hundred dollars of the
income. The fine arts exhibits did moi
bring in as much as year ago. About
$1,000 less was received from the ma
chinery department because OF
short automobile exhibit"
Woman Senator VIII Speak.
The Votes for Women league, un
der whose auspices Fola La Toilette
and Beatrice Forbes Robertson gave
suffrage speeches in Des Moines las
year, has announced that the frs
speaker of this years campaign will
he Senator Helen Ring Robinson o.
Colorado.
The record that Mrs. Robinson made
in the Colorado legislature and the
fact that she is in demand as {
speaker on the suffrage question al
over the country insure her a warn
reception and large audience whel
she comes here October goth.
inspect DEBORAH Line.
Dwight Lewis, assistant commerce
counsel for Iowa, and w. M. Whiten
, ton, general manager for the Rocl
Island railroad, will make tour o
inspection covering the Decoral
branch OF the Rock Island. The In
spection has been ordered by til,
state railway commission. The evil
dence secured will be used In an ex
haustive probe that is being made o
1.-THE conditions on that branch follow
ing a wreck which occurred nea
Maynard, August 21st, in which tw,
: people were killed.
Light Company incorporates.
The Monona Light, Heat & Powe
company fled articles OF incorpors
, ton with the secretary Of state. 1t
authorized capital stock Is $4,000
The OFFICERS are F. l.. Wellman, l..
Wellman and w. Hagen Wellman.
Fire Prevention Day.
Memorize these rules so you ma
( pIomulgate them on Fire Preventio
4 day, October 9Th:
: II you don't want your house
. bum
: Don't go into closets looking fo
: clothing with lighted match.
Don't kindle fires in stoves wit
kerosene.
! Don't put hot ashes and coal
! wooden barrels or boxes.
0 Don't thaw out frozen water pipe
with torch or lamp.
Don't allow waste paper, excelsic
| and rubbish to collect.
E Don't use gasoline for cleaning in
I closed room.
: Don't look for gas leaks with
/, match or lamp.
Don't allow lace curtains near ga
brackets.
: Don't allow oily rags near stoves c
!, about the premises.
!. Don't allow sawdust to be used
q cuspidors or on floors.
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