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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25

there was q decree OF the court order
ing the present council to raise assess
ments to the level directed by law.
1t was In obedience to this command
of the court and In accord with the
strict terms Of the code that the pres
ent council undertook to equalze as
sessment values, and effected changes
which have since caused great
storm.
The court held that as matter Of
f;tct there was no occasion for de-
cree against the present executive
council, since It could not be known
in advance that the present state Of
ficials would continue to disobey the
law and violate the plain terms of the
statute. 1t was also plainly stated
that the courts have not the right to
This disposes of very troublesome
case The supreme court does not. of
course, decide that it is legal to make
ridiculously low.
Other Court Decisions.
Other opinions handed down by the
court were: @
H. Dusenberg VS.. J. r. Goldsworthy
appellant; Clay county. Judge Bailie;
modified and affirmed, opinion by
Withrow. $s Ehs
Lochard Ashbach. Iowa Telephone
Company, appellant: Polk county,
Judge Bradshaw: damages for injur-
les: affirmed. opinion by Deemer.
Effie Todhunter VS.. Judge DeGraff,
certiorari. Polk county, affecting de-
cree of divorce, affirmed, opinion by
Deemer.
] B. Youngblood, appellant, vs.. Ma
son City; Cerro Gordo county, Judge
Kelby; damages affirmed, opinion by
Withrow
NJ. X. Pickerell VS.. J. F.. Davis, app
pellant: Mahaska county, Judge Will
cocksen: value of fence, reversed,
opinion by Gaynor.
s. w. Farmer. appellant, VS.. H. y.
Polk county. Judge
Brennan, action for services render
ed, affirmed, by Gaynor.
William Leopold VS.. Sophia Leopold.
(Con:tnued On Page Five,)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25
ROBBERY WORK OF EXPERTS.
Iowa Falls Residents Witness Burg
larry Of Postoffice.
to Times

Iowa Falls Residents Witness Burg
larry Of Postoffice.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. March 25.-When the
safe in tine United States rostoffice in
this city was blown open at 2:10 yes
terday morning Otis Pulls. night driver
for the NJ. Hogan transfer line. and
Frank Larson, night clerk at. the Hotel
Woods, saw the ;explosion..-.Pu Pulls left
the hotel and started for he-postoffice.
but met with the command Of one of
the men to go back. twas but
few minutes till Mr.. Pulls saw three
men leave thru the west entrance to
the office, andSgo into an alley at the
rear of the building. It is thought that
the robbers went to a feed barn in the
same block where they took team and
made their escape. A lady in the north
part of the. city saw a buggy stop in
front Of her home and two men alight,
they Immediately entering large
touring car, that was waiting, and go
ing northward out of town.
It is thought that the work was that
of experts as the job was well done
without leaving, trail. The explosion
was muffled as the family living d.
rectly above the postoffice were not
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25

Special to Times Republican.
Clear Lake March 25.-The accom-
panying photograph will give an idea
of the exterior of the beautiful new
temple the Odd Fellows of Clear Lake
have just completed and dedicated to-
day
The building is brick structure
44X1O0 feet. two stories and basement
and occupies a most desirable posi-
ton on Main street The first floor is
divided into two rooms. one room Will
be occupied by the New Clear Lake
bank and has been equipped with
mahogany fixtures. and presents
fine appearance. As yet the store room
has not been rented The up stairs has
been reserved entirely for lodge pur-
poses and provides most up to- date
lodge room, with a large dining room
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25

ing. The governor, auditor, treasurer
and secretary OF state. are all charged
with important duties In connection
with the health affairs OF the state but
none Of them, have received invita-
tiohs 70 be present. x. s'..'[ s.- 4.
The situation Is an anomalous one and
would seem to indicate that the legis-
lature may have to tie things up a
little tighter next time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25
d improved their adjo,nias pe NV ~

ana improved their adJoining pfpu M
ties. .S#
! Clear Lake Lodge No. 1s7.af 90 MssS
has every reason to be proud ~ lM
beautiful monument. Less than ~ n
years ago not more than mess h01!
ful Of men belonged to the order 49,
now II has membership Of neafly
Dedicatory services took place
afternoon, Grand lodge officers 49, NV
attendance. Az 2 o'clock there wGa MI
grand parade by the PatriArchs 4Nosl
tant, with music by the orphana hogs
orchestra, following which the 1e4Is
catory program took pace ~ tina ~
At s o'clock a banquet win be het1 ~
the basement OF the Methodist chureh
More than 400 tickets nave besn 06l4s
at 81 per ticket, At the clone OF -
banquet those who desire Will repair
themselves to the lodge room whsra os
grand ball viii be the Amusement ~ \
the evening.
The dedication OF the Odd Fellosa
temple was the opening attraction fUs
Clear Lake for 1914. Others win fot-
low but the Odd Fellows lead.
In this connection II might be Of In I
terest To note that the contract for the
erection OF the Odd Fellows tempe
was taken BY George Peterson. OF Clear
Lake. Just prior to the putting In ~
the foundation an adjoining brick
building which was occupied by I'M
Clark Il Williams restaurant collapAeo
and fell into the Odd Fellows ceit1R
The accident occurred in the middle of
the afternoon when there We're a num-
Der OF workmen in the cellar but for
tunately no one WAS injured. new
brick building has been erected aione
with the odd Fellows temple to take
the place OF the collapsed one. Thif
property Is owned by Stewart nfos.
and is being fitted up with equipment
FOR pool and billiard hail, All AK
lures are mahogany This place 81
business VIII he known as Shrine and. u
Taylor's smoke shop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25
Williams Nsws Notes.
Special to mes-Republicah.

-SpeclaI 70 nes-RepUbHcah.
Williams, March 25.-The Talcott
family left for Chicago Saturday for a
family reunion at the home Of Mrs. S.
A. Talcott.
Archie Grant. and Vera Shaffer sur
prised their friends by going to Chi
cago and getting married.
Mrs. Frank Millsap left Monday for
Rochester. where she will consult ply
sicians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25

CONTINUED on Page Ewes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25
chsIsea News Notes.

Special to Times-Republican.
Chelsea, Mrch e5.-The old ST. Jo-
seph hall is being repaired and made
into Catholic school.
Mrs. Rose Powers. of Tama. is
teaching the spring school at Plaqui
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-25

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been a favorite With the mothers nj
young children for almost forty years
For Sale by all dealers, Advertise.
mpnt 4sQeS9
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
REPLY TO. WILLIAMS

Editor Day Book:-Mr. F. Williams
in a recent article in The Day Book
desires to know if 1 have a prescribed
panacea for the ills of society, a solu-
ton to the problem that will give wo-
men the opportunity at all times to be
self-supporting, a system wherein
man will receive a fair recompense
sufficient for the maintenance of a
family and home.
If l believed we suffered these in
equities because of our inability to
produce enough wealth to supply
the needs of mankind l would be an
advocate Of the single tax philosophy
and agree with him in taxing into use
all idle land now withheld by specu-
lators.
But as my belief is to the con-
trary, owing to the fact that we al
ready create enough wealth, to sup.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

ply the needs of millions of people /;
abroad, beg to differ. ;
Industrial development has now :
reached a stage higher than ever be-
fore attained. With the monopolistic :.
combinations have come all the adj ,
vantages of large scale production, ,
such as saving in the purchase and
sale of goods and the application of
power, in labor, in organization, and
the utilization of it's by-products.
1t has all the advantages of CON-
bination, such as saving in advertis-s
ing, in gross shipment, etc.
1t is also able to regulate the output
according to demand and fix the price =
at the point of highest net return.
In short, it is good thing if you are
in the monopoly; so let us try to GET
in on it. Well, we are in on the postal
system. Now let's try to get into the
telegraph, telephone, railroads, Mines.
mills and factories. Let's establish,
an industrial democracy.
Many European cities have already
taken a step in this direction by es-s
tablishing municipal theaters, baker,
les, markets, pawnshops, laundries,
brickyards, slaughter-houses, gar
bage plants, etc., accruing a nice in
come to the municipalities and lower
ing tax rates. If this is practical in,
Europe it ought to be practical here.
If it is practical with the small indus
tries it ought to be practical with the,
large. If our government can estab--
Ish them in Panama she can estab-
lish them at home.
Not until we collectively own the
means of production and distribution
and reduce the working hours proper
tionately so as to enable all humans,
to share the fruits of thei rtoil will
we be able to attain the desired good.
Under the law of eminent domain,
any private property could be taken
for public use upon reasonable COM
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15

ton; that to a healthy mind all hui
man love is loathsome; that kissing
is an insidious vice and courtship
crime?
Have they not yet-learned that our
affections are snares of the devil, that
endearments mean degeneracy and
that hugging leads to hell?
Would sixteen millions be too much
to aid the noble battle waged by our
pulchritudinous major, the man
whose name has become slogan,
war-cry of the righteous multitude?
Emblazoned on his shield "a guaran-
tee of honestly is that illustrious
name: BUNKHOUSER, or at least,
the first syllable thereof. Then is it
any wonder the major can lead, nay,
command the attention of the multi
tude? The name of that multitude,
by the way, is Arthur Butt-in Far-&-
well. Noble fellows!
They are spotless and. unsullied of
the world. In fact, each of them is
even more virginia. and innocent than
the other and each one guarantees
the other to be of the neuter sex!
They are PURE, and of their type of
holy purity it is well said: ''To the
pure all things are impure. Rudolf
Bismarck Won Liebich.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28
sErnn 0lnrt[ctt tpnt ini glrttr.

92adj0en tic iid porgeltern Aben0
IN better Stiinmluo 81 gett begebcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

Sn OaS Snis oes Srn 96eooore
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

ioiuie Iongi09riger &raiioent ocr9ol.
timore Clearing Souie gIiiociation
Ter Veritorbene mrroe am l glo.
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beiten 3ribntiduIeli in Baltimore
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DIE uur eirioe Sabre alt purOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28

5peiten @rooe 5n lperocn. 8. +. or ar
beitet fiir oen 9etrieb ais lolhen.
Der 0eiltI9e @uno Der Sonotpirtbe.
oas oeiiti9e GentrimL Die oelitife
So5ioloenlofratie, oie Oelltiden Be
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-28
gLus benz Snneren WIarblanO's MuO
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geitorben.
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