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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
100 srrrrR THAN no joDs.

Unemployment in Chile has caused
the Chilean government to project a
$0,ooo,O00 public building program in
order to give work to thousands OF
workmen out OF employment The
gigantic program will involve the con-
struction OF eight railroads. twenty
school buildings twelve army head
quarters, nine water plants, many
bridges and roads and . government
palace or capitol
In England tho returned soldiers are
unable to obtain employment while
the railroad employees and coal miners
are trying to overthrow established Or
der. Unemployment stalks CHASTITY
thru italy. central Europe and Russia
In France and Germany tho people are
all going back to work because there is
law and order established by govern
ment, because there IL respect for gov
ernment g.. .
In the United States and Canada ev-
cry man has two jobs waiting for him
at the highest wages he ever knew in
all Of his lifa and every member Of his
family outside Of public school car
get work 1t good wages II they want
it. Wage workers are buying more
goods than they ever bought before
and the people OF this country now
own 90 per cent Of all tho automobiles
in the world.
And yet there u smoldering in the
minds Of men the spirit Of revolt ant
desire to destroy the government ant
established order which we have. Few
while they are rolling along in thes'
prosperous times. realize that If the!
are not drawing good pay 1t is because
they have not gone after the jobs tina
are open No man in these times neet
strike to better himself. All he neet
do u to apply for a Job at some othe'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
WE HAVE WITH Us TODAY.

We have with us today as honored
guests of the city and of this news
paper the newspaper publishers of the
district who are holding their district
meeting here.
When We attempt to give credit
where credit is due the public often
falls to realize the unselfishness and
community value of those men--the
country newspaper men. They are
the community boosters who are drawn
upon more strenuously than any other
class OF citizens. We have grown to
expect the newspaper to devote its
space and its energies without stint
and without profit, immediate or fu-
ture, to measures agreed upon as to
the business or social welfare Of the
community. There is never a question
raised as to whether or not the news
paper will do that We expect 1t as we
do the sunrise II is the usual thing.
And 50 accepting it as usual and to be
depended upon we fail to enthuse over
the every day work OF the country
newspaper while we rave over the
citizen who makes a laudable con-
tr,bution OF his time and money to
our betterment. Not that the news
paper man cares. He has seen tested
so many times the hckle appreciative-
ness Of the public that praise or blame
neither exhilarates or depresses him
overmuch. He goes on with his Job.
He holds few grudges and refrains
from throat cutting even where such
social. political or business homicide
might be justified by provocation.
Speaking generally and at large the
country newspaper man u q gentle
man, and a good business man. often
a scholar and seldom . good judge OF
whisky.
The country publisher and the coun-
try newspaper have developed wonder
fully in the past two decades. Time
was when "a cheese press and q box
Of shingle nails" sunlced as equip
ment. When a school teacher failed
to get a certificate he considered o.
tween journalism" and the ministry.
But those days are done. The limo
typo clicks IN practically every co,in-
try plant, the presses are standard and
up to date and the cabinets hold tho
newest faces in series. Instead Of
owing everybody and holding his cred
itors UP for enough advertising to
settle the debt the country publisher
Of this day sells has space ~ the gro
Ger sells sugar and insists on his pay
as the merchant looks for his. He
meets and discounts his bills. He and
his business are both as standard as
his presses and his type. He sues
oftener than he IL sued. He drives
a better car than most Of his contemp-
ora-y daily publishers and in tho case
Of Tom Purcell Of Hampton raises
more children. II the old time country
publisher were to come back and see
tho new he would sting himself like a
scorpion and die of the virus Of envy.
Those are the men we have with Us
today. We hope they win carry away
pleasant recollections Of our city. Incl
dentally there n also the sneaking
hope that they will say 20 next week.
Welcome to Marsha1ltown, gentle
men. "a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

Just at this moment the farmer
came along, digging the weeds away
from the garden wall. He saw al
once the danger which Brother Toad
was In and said: Nov this 10 sad
indeed. ] gave both Of you tho right
to live In my garden. and now, MT
Adder, you are trying to kill Brother
| Toad. What does this al meanr
Then Mr.. Adder tried to run away
but the farmer stepped on his tail.
Brother Toad was eating AL OF my
crickets," said the adder.
rs Chat good reason Why you
should KIN him3" asked the farmer.
Mr.. Adder let Brother Toad 20 and
he hoped over to q plantain leaf and
began to eat OF It.
"Now what shall DOT" asked tho
farmer,
Don't hurt Mr.. ADDER" said Broth.
er Toad.
you see!" said the farmer. "Broth-
er Toad Is kind. but you are cruel
Now I viii make Brother Toad kins
Of my garden because he u good. and
I will put you out of my garden q
wander around and get something "a
eat as best you can" #
"Oh, don't put me out Of your gar
den!" cried Mr.. Adder. TN never Dc
It again"
"But you did It once" said tht
farmer. land you will like do 1t again
and everyone that does wrong Will b
punished some time
Then he picked M Adder up by
the tall and threw him as far as he
could over the wall. Never again
could he enter the garden.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
School Teacher Needed
- Brains !.

Il never have had such . 'Goda
send come to me - when took the
first dose Of Mayr's Wonderful RENEE
dy. was afraid would have to give
up my school because Of severe stom.
ach, liver and bowel trouble which
caused such I pressure Of gas that I
could not use my brain at times, and
my heart would palpitate awfuliy.
Since taking treatment OF Mavr,s
Wonderful Remedy year ago, al tbs
has disappeared" It ID simple.
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucous from the intestinal
tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis. One dose will convince
OF money r.f fur; 49, :; OLD reliable ;;
Drug Company. Henry 8. Mayer ana
leading druggists everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
Iowa Newspapers
DANGEROUS AT LARGE!
rWaterloo Courier.

It Is announced that Herbert HooV-
er, whose name has sort OF famlilaI'
Hooverish sound, Is about to turn pack
into the national treasury nearly nine
ty millions Of the one hundred millions
placed at his disposal for relief pur-
poses. II seems to US Mr.. Hoover II
running a great risk in doing tAis. he
is sure TO incur the deadly hate OF q
bunch Of grafters who have bled Uncle
Sam thru war contract deals. and the
masses of the people will be inclined
to regard the former food administra-
tor as indicating signs Of lunacy, ana q
man unsafe to associate with othe1
people. II. mir. Hoover Is able 70 es-
cape rough treatment at the hands OF
home insane commission he will nave
proven himself an artful dodger. IN
this year-of- our Lord 1919. for man
to turn back 30 per cent Of fund plac-
ed in his hands with carte blanche
powers, sounds nightly like the pre-
blare of the trumpets which are ex-
pected to herald the approach OF the
millennium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

place and enploymsnt win b found
waiting for him When he sets out to
throttle production. to breed disorder.
to inhame the reds and sivo them the
cover they need let the average citizen
compare this country with its Jobs for
every one to Chile. where the govern
ment must relieve the unemployed. or
to central and eastern Europe, where
man dare not SOW and pillow for fear
that a gang OF reds viii rob him Of his
crop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
THIS IS THE BIRTHDAY OF
Charles J. hgerson,
Is IT YOURSf
OCT. 8, 1882.

In studying the lives Of great men,
one curious characteristic is discov-
srea. Practically every illustrious
man wanted to become immortal, In
some other line Of endeavor than
the one forming his career. Richelieu
desired literary fame; Nero wanted to
be, and probably thought he was. a
great musician. Few are like Leon
ardo Da Vincl, who excelled in every
thing. Perhaps Paderewski, states
man as well as musician genius, may
be called modern exception to the
rule Of specialization.
Charles Jared Ingersoll was a poll
tician and he wanted to be a play
wright After the usual routine OF
college and the study Of law which
was considered proper for all young
men of family in those days. In
gersoll went abroad with the great
Rufus King and served in some
minor capacity In the embassy to
France. He was then - and he had
written a play tragedy Of course,
since he was young-a very heavy
tragedy. 1t was even produced, but
does not seem to have made q sensa-
ton.
IngersoI went in seriously for poll
tics. He was elected to the house OF
representatives when he was so. but
he looked 50 like a mere boy that he
had trouble at first in getting past the
doorkeeper. His ideas were too pro-
gressive for most Of his colleagues.
His close friendship with Joseph
Bonaparte gave him mis- one claim to
literary glory-he wrote an excellent
biography Of the Frenchman. 1nger-
soil lived until 1852.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
. HANDY DIRECTORY
- - or vN0
~ MASONIC TEMPLE


MARSHALL LODGE NO. ios A. =,
y, NJ, special communication Wednes-
day. Oct. 8, 1880 o'clock. Third degree
gree A. L. Frazer, w. M; John W.
Wells. secretary.
oloNET CHAPTER, No. - r. a:
N. Monday. Oct. IL, At 1880. Koyai
Aroh-afternoon and evening Sen
sions. George Gregory. II. p; John
W. Wells, secretary,
1, STATED AssGMsLv. Rms SOLO
,rso Council No. 20. r. q s. M. Msn-
Aay, Oct. 20. Business session: ira
A Davenport, L NJ; John W. "eh''
recorder.
Special conelave st. Alderman Com.
rnsndery No. 80, X. T, Monday oel.
ut 1880 .. m. order of Red Cros 81,
=. y. Frederick. commander; John w.
Wells. recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER No. ~ o. &
e-Resular meeting Wednesday eve
ming. Oct. Is, at 1880. Business. MIS-
7 r. shultx, W. NJ; Mrs. Arthur wal
ton, secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

- ne markst than permanent In
vsstors oaa assimiiats but time will
get them al digsstsd and into the
strong boxes Of estates. trust funds.
savings banks. insurance companies
and other places where they will stay.
Then the few that viii be left VIII
command premium.
Hold your liberty bonds for the rise
if you can.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

A patent has been granted Detroit
inventor for a captive balloon that Ia
inflated with air heated by an electric
heater carried in its basket and con-
nected with a current supply on the
ground.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

vAisA has sesn pssaioesntly carried -
agalnse he city ana seAts slfteAala -
this riot episode thu harvest wh'cn
semss from this sort Of sowing has
been reapsd
VIII the sowing Of another Similar
harvest continuef F
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
RHAP1Na THE sowED CROP.
council Bluffs Nonpareil.1

Council BIuns NonparelI.I
Mayor Smith of Omaha has been .
faithful and efficient public Official.
Eberstein. head Of the police depart
ment, Is an honest man trying As best
ne can to I'LL q difficult position. Tho
men he has in his department are not
angels-they are rust men and they
make mistakes. Governor McKelvie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

A signal win pass over the Atlantic
cable. 2,7o0 miles. In three-tenths OF q
second.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

Observing that at the Cleveland con-
vention Of tho United Nine Workers
a resolution endorsing the league OF
nations without change was rejected
the Dubuque Times journal says:
"Hoodwinking tho workmen OF the
country is becoming more difficult ev-
cry year."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

MIR. Wilson wanted to do 1t ALL both
here and abroad. He knew this recent
trip that was so suddenly interrupted
was to be a severe tax upon his
strensth-it proved too much" re-
marks tho Burlington Hawkeya
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03
Here is a
Real Beautifier,
No Matter How Badly the compisxionl
10 pisfisursd With Pimp!ss. Black
heads, 6lotohss o. Muddiasss
Use Stuart's Calcium

Tho action Of Etuart's Calsiun
Waters u % direct to the skin that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

We're putting our money on Nate
Kendall, so far as the field Of repub-
lican candidates is concerned, because
Nate is the best handshaker OF the
bunch" says the Davenport Democrat
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

The Sioux City Journal suggests IA
appropriate motto for a divorce cour
would be, fool and his wife are sool
parted" o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-03

The Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
breaks out: The coal miners are viz
tually saying: You can either pay us
what we demand or freeze to death
this winter 1t is high time that this
form OF extortion at the expense Of the
public be made impossible by legisla-
ton. Collective bargaining IS good
principle when used with moderation,
but is fist becoming form Of high
way robbery. and the public will not
suffer in silence much longer"
THE greatest fear some people have
about this steel strike is that they
won't be able to buy their favorite new
automobile" says the Waterloo Times
Tribune. $3.50
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30

IN the Superior Court OF the State Of
washington IL and Tor tfse county OF
DEanogaI.
J i. Samson plaintiff.
70 Mar s. TilIev individually ano Ma-y
:. Tiiiey. surviving widow Of Charles {.
Tilisy, deceased, Cal. {. Tilley Teudie
fiissE aHd Mrs J. L HerKfuseT. flefrr n
iaR o. Charles {. Til4ey, deceased, and
tine unknown heirs OF Charles 2 Tfrev
deceased. Mrs Il. J. desmond individually
ano Mrs. E :. Itssuolc- surviving wic-
NV OF Il. J desmond. deceased Agnes
Willis. Bernies Desrnono ann Sylvia Des-
ncnc heirs Of Il. :. Desmond decreased
defendants
The State OF Washington 70 said Mar
3 Tiiley individually and Ma-y E. TIliey.
surviving widow o. Charles c THEY, is
ceased. Ca c, Tillsy, Teddy THEY, and
Charles c. Tilisy, deceased, Mrs. z. :.
Desmond individually and Mrs z !
Desmond. surviving widow Of Il J. Des-
nlonn, deceased. Agnes Willis, Berniet
desmond and Sylvia Desmond heirs o.
z J. Desmond. deceased, anc all oths-
-serso1ls
You are hereby summoned 70 arl,ear
within sixty DAYS after the cate OF the
first publication 81 this summons ts-wtr
within sixty uavs after tine Zsrd dav Of
MAY. 1878 auc defend the above entitled
action II tfs1 court aforesaid and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff and serve u
copy Of your answer upon tine 1rtierxiyr-
ed attorney for plaintiff at ms sffice ss--
low stated and n case Of yo1- failure 81
to DO, Judgment VIII he rendered sLzasnef
vol according n the demand Of the eern-
Dlaint which mas beer flied with the ~,xrir
~ sale court. The obiect Of this action rs
10 secure Judgment against Mar = rnf~v
individually for the sun Of s240gGo with
interest al L per cent per aunEFrr from
Arrn oath. 1877. for taxes a1rrl interest.
for attorneys fees and n foreefoS@ r1oF-
xzge or Lot SIX fsa OF block sir CO. Gs
tse town Of Orpv5ile OKanor.r County
Washington. and 70 Gnsef tte rifls therein
W tine plaintiff
NJ ADAMF
Plaintiffs srto-,lez'
y Q. Address. brovflie DEaupgar COUNTY
County Washington
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30
NOTICE =op UTILIZATION.
Serial No e1zg72

department o. tfse interior. L. s LAND
Office Al Natervil4e. Wash. MAJ g. 1918.
Notice y hereby given that Fsrris L
fDro- o. LOOMS washington wiss On.
June p. 1915. MADE homestead entry
No. ol4s7s tof E1sSEl4 Efshz Sec L. SCI
NV 1-NEiz. EwI+ Me- and lot / Of See
- Twp. 81 y. 4. y Z W M. mas filed
n1tlcs Of intention To make final three
wear proof. u establish eiairq 20 the
la1lc above described before George : /.
Hurley Z. 6 Commissioner Eastern DIS
tract o. Washington, al L0outis. Wash
Inf-ron on the 24th day o. June 1878
Claimant names witnesses I,ans~l
AOlcany. Frank LOwcon. Jorr Reed and
James O'fisrin al Of LOOMS WASH
BEN SPEAR. Register
Act OF June Il. 1895 List No. e-gq
F,lrst Publication MaE 1G I4I4.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30

sE1iDg EJu-y Dy rhe famous euthor.
Gilbert Parker The scenes are LAID
IL South Africa anr England during
The BoeT WIT On "Wednesday tine pop
uiaT ChaE. Ray will appear in "A
Nine O'Clock Town" one Of tine beg
ph0toplayE OF the year The comedy
element is amazingly funny, q picture
ro make one forget dull care
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30
Oroville Commercial Store
Serial No. Ol3336
NOTICE =or PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior Z. : Land
Office al Wate-vilie Washington May
1918
Notice II hereby given that Thomas
Dunn o. 0roville Washington. VINO or
july 3nth 1914. MADE additional home
stead entry Nc 0l233G for Sc ST. Ser
"a and NEL and MEL SCI SCI %.
TwT,. ~ X. Range - Z VI N mas
filed notice at iutertiar 10 u.use three
veifr Vreof tc establish claim to tire laud
lttav- described before John L. Fraser.
United States Commissioner. al lrnrilte
v asnIIIgIOu OF tine 10Th DAY o. June 1919
Claimant names as witnesses. James
Riekatt Walter /. BisSeL Pete ThnuIT-
SOL James : WneesT. ali o. -,rovllle
Washington
BEN SPEAE, Register.
First publication MAY g 1918
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30

0EaHo.all
IL the matter OF the Dissolution Of the
~ uLlsitu- Burke Grain Company. q cu-pO-
Notice is hereby given thar q p..titio,.
mas been He'd in ths Hb0ve entitled o01irt
plaNils among other things Tor ~ o41rf
~ Stlio court dlssOiVlng said caruoratinf..
oit tht grounds as set forth IL : i'll ne e.
ttau which mas beer resolved upon bv q
majority OF the Stockholders Of rai6 cor
DplaLIon' and thai the hearing OF So pe-
June 1919. al the hour Of lp o'llo.k
1l we court room o. SAID court. in tine
-ouTI house at OEaupEun County NJ Okla
hogan stale of Washington and AZ ~
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of tine interior. e. s. LAM
Offics al Natervills, Washington Apr
18th 1919
Notice shsreDy given thar Leo W
Chapman. Of Oroyilie. washington win
on MAY Il. 1915 made hor,extcxd ent-,
No. 0l3lee. for SWAEWA Sec % aaic
tfse VIZ FW14 Of Section &c Township 81
n, Range 25E, Willamette Meridian, Ia.
flieo notice Of intention 90 rua.se fra
three YER proof, 70 establish ctair1 70 In.
taDc above described. before George J
Hurley, ~. 8 Commissioner Eastern Dis
rricf OF Washington. AZ LOOMS Washing
ton. or tine Hth dav Of June 1913.
Claimant MINES a. witnesses. Herman
krause and I'd KrauSe OF LOOMS Wash
rrlEtrTT. Wander Nehe and Gerald Allen
buth OF Dr0vilIe, washington
BEE SPEAR
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No 016G77
NOTICE ToR TtoN-lsoLeT
ID -EAC-
public Land Sale.

FL -iAl 7.
public Land Sale
department Of the Interior. Z s Land
office a. Wats-ville. Washington. april
2atn. 1919
Notice If hereby given that as directed
by tise COMMISSIONS Of the General Land
tffiee under provisions o. Section 24S5
Z 3, pursuant 10 the application o.
Eleanor G. DeMerchanl Serial No. ul6G77
We viii offer II public sale To the highest
bidder. nut al not less than a. 80 per acre
AZ le:I5 o'clock & H.. or the 7tn day 81
June. next AZ this office the following
rract Of iand. L0t ! section . I,o1
section l, I'd. 50 n. L &c E W Al
Tn tract is ordered into the mark e.
on showing that the greater portion
thereof Is mountainous or too rough for
cultivation
The sale vii not -be kept open but viii
tse Declared closed wher tnoE. present al
the nour named nave ceased bidding The
person making the highest bio vii be r.
qufr@o 70 immediately pay TO the Receiver
tine amount thereof
An persons claiming adversely me
atove described land are advised 10 fla
their claims or objections on OF before
tine time Designated for sale
BEN SPEAR Rarista-
s. &. BBGGE Receiver.
First publication MAY . 1919
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At TIL LYRIC

The Lyric offers exceptional feat
ures TINS week ! E Blackrou IL the
Judgment HouBe will De shown
Saturday This is al intensely inter
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30
URTEEN
MUsSELMA!

pk Musselnan
E.armeson, a 3
Dme of N. A.
lon the evenihI
l two years
II the county
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o.
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heath of life.
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DRDTAlEPEEIEIDk
.tageLine
THE 4. U. TRANSPORTATION co.
l.. s. HATFIELD, Mgr.

VIII run q double service auto Stage
Line between Oroville and peutictor
from and afrer April. I, 1878. leaving
the Hotel ae EruDb a. ss3e Z. n. auo
zoe ,. n, each dsy. Returning leave
Pentietol al the same hours.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30

SONS srtaves1ed in saiu corpasus
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-05-30
No 576C
Notice

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