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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-05
FINED ron SPEEDING

Pleading guilty to charge of vio-
lating the speed ordinance on Central
avenue. Orange. last Tuesday, Joseph
Fitzpatrick, nineteen years old. a
chauffeur. of 166 South Twelfth street.
this city, was fined $40 last night by
Judge Edward Woodman In the Or
ange Police Court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-05
CRIPPLE BORNE TO SCHOOL TWO YEARS,
DIES ON BACK OF LITTLE FATHER

the little cripple died on his brother y
back. Death from heart disease
came while he was being carried
home from school.
1.-The little father" is inconsolable-
He said he would rather have Frank
back and the job of carrying him for
life
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-05
XMAS TOYS CHARGED

the
winma
SLEDS EXPRESS WAGONS
SWINGING HORSES and
of
zma lifts sutab Tor e
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-05

Solid oak, golden
finish, heavy carved
framej spring seatj
broad arms. Up
hOlstered In best
y ra d e imitation
leather.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-05

Solid oak, golden
finish, broad arms,
spring seat, cush-
Ions covered In imi-
tation leather.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
TIMES REruBL1oA1s AIDruws IOWA. AUGUST

the effort Of Senator cummfns to gtve
TO the republican party its last chance
to make itsaaf deserving OF public con-
fidence. ana We think it fortunate that
Judge Stevens and others are holding
up the flag about which 100000 re-
pubHcans temporarily rallied last year.
and to which these 1000, 900 and about
100000 more viii eventually and
permanently rally if the old guard OF
the republican organization omits to
put it out Of its power to do again
what 1t did at Chicago in 1912. Judge
Stevens and Senator Cummins may
either or both OF them ultimately go
wrong In politics and suffer consequent
deserticn. by those who have been
their friends; but in this particular
matter neither Of them has gone very
far wrong yet. The present political
complication il not going to be
Strengthened out without the employ
ment OF both the bludgeon and the
olive branch. and those are implements
only one Of which can be conveniently
used by one man at one time, Senator
Cummins and Judge Stevens may not
mean it in that way, but they are both
doing team work, and good team work
il is too.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
Daddy: Bedtime
Story :; = =: ; :: =. ; =. ;:
Bunny Told the Tor.
t0iso to Sc Home.

alowse
she had painting
u Evelyn stars
-
daddy; Of tie tortoise
stopped a.1
but
a
crawling tsEvoss "ooo
trunk
and when be saw them M
he be began eat and eat
all And 10 eoooso %
fast locke as though might take him long
and dogs out huntng'
AL tn nusoonsF ~
aske
carefully
xoud
youn como seoeg a nuAeon HE
these,
afd II stop tie dess WI 81
get killed. -
obsinatey I've aid wunt Savs hs sna
thing resp
Rabbit TIE dog gonG
Rabbit Sooksd
ee0dnt
and fhey 0euod -.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
TERMS:
EASY EVIDENCE.

The Des Moines Tribune Is engaged
in mock heroics just now in order to
boost state fair attendance. The T.-R
suggested that Des Aoines boosters
regulate overcharges 80 often COM
platned OF by state fair visitors and
an ordinance was Immediately adopt
ed providing for licensing -ooming
houses. Now comes the Tribune with
ing:
The Marshalitown Ttmes-Repubu
can meets Secretary Bo,srord's chal-
1enge TO mention specific instances OF
extorjon practiced on state fair visit
srs by saying rather grudgingly tina,
st - glad the commercial club pro-
poses to do som ething."
This Is awful hot weather 10 be
cleaning Des Moines stables for her
50 we viii merely refer the Tribune TO
Ats own news pages OF the same edition
IN which it, heroic demand appears.
page one. column Two, half way down
the column where 1t appears upon the
authority Of the secretary OF the COM
merciaLclub thatlast year There we're
sixty complaints Of o]e1charses. re-
0ulting thru nonregulation OF the So
7icitors on the street" Prosecute any
ono OF them and others will be salts
ned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
no TaEspAss,sc. WHERE THEM?

Charles Lorack and his little boy
we're having q good time fishing in the
Iowa river Wednesday, near Iowa City
when Joe Cole, owner OF the land
1elled Lorack with a blow from a club
and attacked the child. Swift justice
1T IOWA City should deal sternly with
Cole for his cowardly and inhuman at
NICK. He must suffer for his brutality
and other land owners should be re-
minded that trespassing is not justi-
1cation for homicide.
But the point is that the time has
come In Iowa when no trespassers are
70 be allowed upon our lands. In this
the farmers are justified for their live
stock. their crops and their fences
have been destroyed by vandais but
whore are our people TO turn for recre-
afson adeid? Lorack and his boy sit
ting on the bank OF a river were I'M
en0Dc5ouS Of violating the rights Of the
1aal owner. Heretofore the banks o.
ou1 streams and shores Of few lakes
Aawo been free commons upon Which
10 roam, but now they are closed. Ad
s6GRt1aements have this summer beer
bnaiGhed in this newspaper by farm
! - closing the river lands to hunter
80 tar nile {. each direction from
What are our peopl'
sIoinG to do about it?
8lmply because man lives in tow
- Aoeo not happen 70 own land on ;
S4Doe q. lake should not forever ha
- from delightful recreation afield
" = toAs the people a. q who'll
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
THE INGENIOUS INTERESTS.

dubuque Telegraph Herald.l
The interests in Ohio fought to the
las. ditch the referendum provision id
the states new constitution.
They made the familiar criticism
that there would be petition for re-
ferring every enactment Of the legis-
iature to vote OF the incompetent peo-
pie and that it would be possible to
ger signatures to any petition. even one
for the hanging OF the head Of a
church.
When the legislature enacted the
workmen's compensation law. the In
teres;s invoked the referendum to es-
cape from it When the petition got 10
the legislature ii excited the suspicion
Of Governor Cox. who thought 1t looked
like the work OF experts. He caused
an investigation which disclosed that
men hired by the Interests had forged
the names Of some 10000 voters to the
petition.
Vow some of the Interests newspa-
pers are screaming. We told you so:
knew thar there would be fraud in get
ting snamez" They did indeed. with
the certainty of the omnfscfent. But
they overlooked the fact, and sad for
them that they did. that fraud would
be found out. and that when they
should attempt. as they did, to make
their own wall appear to be the wall
Of a large percentage OF the voters.
they would be caught at It.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
WHEN Will MAMA COME BACK.

= new automobile day before Jester-
day, mama to be buried tomorrow, papa
In the hospital with broken shoulder
and the S-yess-oid boy wondering when
hs mama Will come back IS the tragedy
OF an auto accident which occurred
near Des Moines last evening. The
ear was new, hence the driver mex
Der1enced. He let 1t coas. down hill
and very naturally 1t got beyond his
control When IT struck sand at the
bottom Of the hill the wheels skidded
car overturned and then the darkness of
death came upon a young family.
Oh! why can't people think OF these
things before It IS too late? Why IS
there SO much 1ecklessness IN rdtv
ing automobiles when the dead and
dying are all about Us every day We
read q newspaper. AT Council Bluffs
the Nonparen editors who gather news
from all over western Iowa, bunch their
auto accidents into one column and
make a feature Of the casualties OF the
day. 1t has been only q week or two
since a man near Gladorook killed his
avn daughter and came very near an
aihilating his whole family in an acct
dent and it Is said that this man is
now in such state Of mental collapse
with grief that il will require years for
him to recover He blanes himself for
Nh
be worse hell on earth for a father?
Think OF the anguish Of the Dies Moines
father when his child cries for mama
70 come back
Within q week in Marshall county a
travelling man started out TO make his
territory by auto, lost control Of his
machine going down grade and his
family was summoned TO what for days
appeared to be his deathbed.
Over $4,000 automobiles have been
licensed in Iowa. More are passing
thru the state and still more are being
driven without licenses. Fully 10000
are speeding over our roads and their
number is growing larger every Gay.
Are we ever 20 reach the time when the
driver Of every car viii realize that
death and injury await him at every
turn of the road? Can Our people learn
to be careful, to cut out excessive speed
10 beware OF the narrow grades on the
road. TO allow for the inexperience OF
passing drivers, 10 do what we have
icompeued drivers Of railway engines to
do for safety. When will we quit kill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
APPOINTED SENATOR
[Dayennort Times

A nice point has been raised for the
United states senate 20 pass upon.
Henry D. Clayton, OF Alabama, has
been appointed senator by the COVER
nor OF the state. Under ordinary cir
cu'nstaaces in the past this action
would have aroused no comment what
soever. But recently an amendment, OF
the constitution became law providing
for The popular election of senators
and nothing was said in the amend
men, about appointment by governors
10 fill vacancies II has been as
s2aivd that II state legislature %.
state iaM provided that special cleo
tons be held the vacancies could be
filled with sufdciea, promptneks fog all
practical purposes. But the Alabama
legislature has not acted. The opinion
al Washington is that the senate vii!
decide tina, Congressman Cla.-on's
credentials as senator are 10, suttic-
lent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES,

The Council Bluffs Nonpariel thinks
that ''Diaz is going to Japan TO tell
the Mikado how mean the people OF
the United States are and how Mexico
desires to welcome japanese settlers
70 that country. Great game the pres
ent regime in Mexico is seeking TO
play
The Sioux City Tribune thus de-
clares its allegiance to the purist par
-, saying: The Burling ton Hawkeye
says it does not know what are the
politics OF the Sioux City Tribune.
When it learns TO distinguish between
right and wrong the mystery will be
cleared"
The Iowa City Citizen, hearing tina.
Kenyon says President Wilson Is d
sincere and honorable man. replies:
so say We ali. But SO are most pub
lie men. The difference lies largely in
their beliefs and training"
When Bob Cousins delivers mis-
Chautauqua lecture on Things that l
Know About Some Public Men," the
Webster City Tribune gives II as a
safe bet he viii not tell ali he knows
about the former congressman from
the Fifth District"
The Sioux City Journal says it is an
independent republican newspaper.
and the Boone News remarks tina;
from our pursuings Of the editorial
page We should say with standpat anti
Cummins leanings."
IF Roosevelt wants TO be presiden.
again there il a chance open. If ne
should go down into Mexico for a few
days. he could easily create conditions
to land him in the prestdency-of Mex
ico' il the humorous remark OF the
Globe Gazette at Mason City.
The Waterloo Reporter thus com
| plains: do you note that about 81
per cent Of the presidents appoint.
ments are southern men? There 10 M
objection to this on account Of loca.
| ton, but the trouble 10 they are not al
| men Of ability. The business men o.
the south. the fellows that do things
are Hebrews. They do not get th'
plums. Look the thing over and see +
| this 10 not the correct analysis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
Topics of the Times

The Mason City Times insists tina,
Bert Kei,z Is serious In his intention
to run for senator. but is the Times
serious when discussing 1t.
There is cheer for Fl. Dodge demo-
Gratis in the fact that Marshalitown
actually has a democrat Tor post
master.
The building OF ten-ton ice making
plant in Mason City almost alongside
the natural ice fields at Clear Lake
would indicate tina, there is room for
Iowa town.
People in Iowa who never see a
Hearst newspaper can not understand
what President Wilson meant when ne
said that some Of the newspapers were
trying 10 bring on war with Mexico.
Present day Mexico counts 43 per
cent OF its population mezsicos, or
people Of Spanish-Indian blood: per
cent Spanish or other creoles (whites).
ana SO Der cent lOQa5Qs.
In the death o. a democratic senator
the party in power at Washington
loses half % its majority IN the SEN
ate necessary TO pass the tariff bill and
there IS some doubt as 10 me right OF
appointment TO a vacancy since the
popular election law was enacted. This
IS usua! democratic hard luck.
Will the local mIuase levies come
down now that the state executive
council has set the valuations up?
Without entering Psoces: as 10 the
corn crop having been saved this
newspaper hereby predict. that in one
month from date the corn crop viii!
have TO be saved again from CT early
frost. Saving the corn crop is one OF
the mos, exciting outdoor sports ever
invented.
TIE Cedar Rapids Republican is the
only newspaper IN Iowa nov which
persists II printing special Wash
:nstoR stories -idicuiing Senator Cum
Minis. Even the Sioux City Journal
confines its hectorins 70 its editorial
page where the public can make due
allowance.
A county official attending the con-
vention a, Council Bluffs remarks that
the trouble with the county supervis-
ors and their new road law is that the
supervisors do not like TO pc super
v;sed.
Meat is to be higher than ever as
the result of crop shortages n the
southwest and hog cholera thruout
the central west Those who do not
grow meat 70 sell should get into the
chicken business at home.
The secretary Of the Des MoineS
commercial club has threa tened To sue
the officers Of a small village VINO re-
fuse to drag their roads and i: would
be a grand thing for this state If the
suit would begin at once and win for
there are plenty OF opportunities in
Iowa 10 sue other officers for persist
ant neglect to have roads dragged
which are under the!r jurisdiction.
II the country could have something
70 say about the tariff oi:I and currency
bill would both be passed within 4
week. Our law making body is en-
ttrely too large for efficiency.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15

tackled this problem. Their state
should take It up. Our few lakes should
be converted into state parks and like
wise portions of our streams. Our chill
dren and their children should have
some OF outdoors preserved Tor them.
1t requires only a glance backward to
older states to see clearly into the
future needs of our own.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
DOUBLE HEADER Up GRADE.
INeyada Representative

Our judgment IL still in suspension
whether the republican party 10 about
to yield up the ghost and have its place
taken by the progressive party or
whether the grand old party VIII yet
arfEe.. purified By the CONFEDERATION
thru which 1t has passed: but we ap-
proved In advance ana approve now
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
1850 Nine. !, N. UNITED s...eu.
dubuque Telegraph Herald. j

The Engineering and Mining Jsur.
nal ssys there are about $500 coal
mines In the United States and sbout
e.ooe install mines prodrcins and q.
veloptng. There ere nine eepDoe ~
dneftss aad IS sDeltsss. - laal
sDsatanG WORKS. - saae aaA ia kua.
There afo 10 oDeo Aeasth oeopa. vQg0
end 20 Besssose wssha -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
Iona Newspapers
WHERE HE HIDES HIS MONEY.
Mason City Times.1

A few years ago Cyrenus Cole took
the back to the land" fever and started
TO put his earnings into northern Iowa
land. The investments were profitable
and having secured the larger acreage
OF several townships. he has set his
mark FOR owning an entire county. es-
taoIlshing county commission form
OF government; and populate IL with q
Few more Hollanders TO demonstrate
what can be accomplished by intensive
farming. he takes the money he gets
from Brewer and buys more land.
happy to be free from the worries OF
managing a printing plant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
NvADA's HAPPINESS TO SPREAD

burlington Hawkeye.l
Nevada Is happy. She Is to have
free delivery OF the mails. a. soon as
the council has attended 70 the nam
ing and numbering Of the streets. etc
In very shor, time, every residen, Of
Iowa will get his mail delivered at his
door. There IS practically free deliv-
cry for The farmers Of Iowa today and
what is good thing for the farmers
and FOR the people Of the bigger cities
ana towns. is undoubtedly good
thing for the smaller towns. Perha DIS
the rules VII! be changed. and perhaps
the very small towns will be served as
part OF rural route. bu, in some
manner, no doubt. suitable arrange
ments will be made, SO that there can
Dc fair and square deal for every
BODY and that the SINAI! town resident
VIII oe given the same service that
the farmer and the dwe..er in the big
town enjoy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
Reasonably Sur.

The only thing you can tell about .
yusng Gid = that when sAe y any
ysaEs old - WIN look . S1ea4 deal -
her mother looks nov-PhiIsdelphia
kodgae,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15

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Th0 1aa0on The shoe clsgk 10~orA1D
. woman W1at 8tSe aboe she wears -
Aocanso 4 b eastsr Tor Aim to 1suo.
ure hsr focE thaa 70 a1Bao w1lA Ase-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15

Chamberlafn's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has been In uoe for
almost forty years ana has never been
known to hail-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
THIS NEEDS INVESTIGATING TOO.
tWebster City Freeman Trt5une.l

tWebster City Freeman Trtaune.l
Another thing that needs investig
ton is the method OF procuring con-
tracts By the railroads, and the price
pald. Tor carrying the United States
mails. Some OF the roads are now
threatening 10 throw Up TIE contracts,
alleging that they can not afford TO do
the business at the old price since the
parcel pos, went into effect If the
government has been getting this SER
vice a, a reasonable price it certainly
should pay more now owing TO the in
creased amount Of business. But there
Is q suspicion that these contracts are
like many Others made by government
officials who are 200 often careless q:
the interests OF the public treasury. 1t
; nigh, be well 70 inquire into what the
express companies pay and make that
a basis OF egualizing rates II can be
| safely predicted tha, the express COM
panies are not paving more than fair
rate. because the express companies
DO business upon business principles,
something the government is not Sci
dom accused OF doing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-15
REPAIRING ITS OWN DAMAGE.
TT Dodge MESSENGER

Numerous comments, some saGrscal
and humorous. others serious, are al
ways called out By the action. OF the
secretary Of the treasury whenever he
comes to the relief Of the money mar
ket." as Il Is called 1t IL made TO ap-
pear that the treasury IS helping out
the banks in way tina. always snacks
more or less OF favorirism.
Il ought to be understood that II
the United States government did bust
ness like every other government IN
the world. and az business is done by
everybody IN q civilized and intelligent
community. its money would be IN
banks all Of the time. There isn't
state or municipal government in the
United States that does not keep its
cash collections Ia banks jus. as prt-
vate individuals Go. The government
Of the United States alone insists upon
receiving payments in cash and with
drawing the cash from circulation and
locking it up in vaults. OF course IL
everybody followed its example modern
business would be Impossible.
What It rs proposing to do now is TO
put back into Use fs:y million dollars
which il has Withdrawn and which
lies idle in its vaults. OF course it is
in the public interest that this shall be
do