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8 THE REGISTER AND LEADER: FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOIiER 23. 1008. DENTISTS. FOR RENT.

HELP WANTED MALE. CONTINUEO. FAYOR GUARANTEE OF BANK DEPOSITS Tiie Colli Wave's Hers AND A LOAD OF ANDERSON'S FANCY LUMP We Do Laundry Work Just Right JF you want the finest laundry work done in the West for the fame money that the other kind costs elsewhere, send us your bundle. Munger's work is now recognized by. experts to be equal to the best dous in the East.

AYe use the new press system for ironing and soft water and pure soap for washing, fend us your clothes and they 11 wear longer. Call 579 for a Mungcr wagdu. Munger's Laundry will make you eom fort able. Kest eoal for furnace and heating stoves because it produces more heat, ami only a very small quantity of LARGE LUMPS no dust in unloading our eoal. Try a loa.l ami you will be.

like the rest, of our customers, they say: "Semi us another load of Anderson's Kajey Lump," Order a load by phone. Prompt delivery. ANDERSON COAL CO. la. Phone 956.

Mut. 730 E. 313 E. LOCDST Just West C. N.

V. Passenger Depot. DISTRICT COIUT HECOKD. Des Moines News company vs. Melvin roleey.

Answer. Register and Leader company vs. Melvin 1.. Koleey. Answer.

tieorgc Starchwlch vs. Wabash Railway company, petition. Edwin K. Moorchead vs. Des Moines City Hallway company, Petition.

T. A. Harding s. V. McQuaid et al.

Tetition. Capital Insurance company vs. C. C. Taft.

Petltlou. George N. Prink a. C. D.

Hellen. Petition. Sedgwick S. Brinsma'd vs. United Commercial Travelers.

Petition. C. O. Dennv vs. M.

V. Martin. Petition. T. L.

Sellers vs. L. r. Hansen. Petition.

T. I. Khhwood vs. Myra Kirkwood. Petition.

Isabel P. Rankin vs. Burns Methodist Episcopal church. Petition. W.

S. Bradley vs. W. V. MoQuald.

Petition. Fred Shriver vs. Bryant-Ford-McLaugh-Iln Asphalt company. Petition. V.

MeCray vs. C. W. Burt et al. Answer.

R. T. Carter vs. S. E.

Carter tt al. Anvndment. Arthur Warren vs. Des Moines Hoslerv Stills, petition. M.

Lich'enstein vs. W. W. Sears et Petition. R.

W. Bowling vs. Still College of Osteopathy. Petition. Vernona Llttlepage vs.

Cal Llttlepage. Petition. Ox Fiber Brush company vs. Pratt-Mendson Paper company. Petition.

Capital Insurance company vs. T. A. Grooms. Petition.

Ktta McNutt vs. Roy McNutt. Petition. Kllen llayden vs. James B.

Hayden. R. T. Wellslager vs. J.

C. Van Meter. Teiitlon. R. T.

Wellslager vs. J. C. Van Meter. Fetition.

Samuel Park vs. F. B. Hyland. Petition.

C. Judd vs. John Wooster. Petition. K.

E. Johnston vs. Northern Pacific F.allway company. Petition. Jewett Dumber company vs.

R. II. Aiken, petition. First National bank of Perry vs. Mason Car Sales eemDHny.

Amended and substituted petition M. J. Wraae vs. ('. A.

Dunn. Amended and substituted petltioii. O. P. Meyer vs.

F. O. Evans. Amendment. Nettie M.

Cherry vs. Edith Holton. Pe tition. William E. Bleness vs.

Ma L. O'Blen- ess. Petition. Louisa B. Hyde vs.

Alice M. Frost. Petition. A. L.

Kinkesd vs. Mutual Telephone company. Petition. Edwin Cutler vs. 3.

E. McDermott. Petition. L. E.

Sampson vs. E. F. Miles. Petition.

Mabel Kettells vs. J. C. Ketlells. Petition.

Edward A. Hisgina vs. Gennaro Tto-msnelll. Petition. Jordan vs.

Homer West. Petition. Bertha Peltiman vs. John H. PelUman.

Pelttion. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following transfers of realty were made of record Thursday, lict. 22. 19ts? Sarah J.

Layman, widow, to Margaret W. Thompson. Oct. 21. lot 1.

blk. 4. Layman'a 2d add. tiW John M. Iyockhart.

unmarried, to Independent school district of Des Moines, Oct. 15, Sunnyside add 4.100 Metiler and wife. Emma, to the Federal Land Sec. March 11. 1907.

22 ft. off S. side of lots 1 and 8. blk. 7.

Polk 1 Rosalie Whatton, widow, to Nellie R. Ogburn, Sept. 1. J9. lot in, Smith's 4th add.

to I'nlveYslty Place 1 Dorr Investment Co. to L. H. Bush, Oct. 1.

im. lot 3. blk. i. West Ft.

Des H. Y. Smith, single, to Mack H. Olsen. Oct.

22. liw, lot 7, Saucer-man English's add 1 Philip Harhach and wife, Lucy M. Biisenhack. to Mack H. Olsen, Oct.

S. lot 49, College I Granite Brick Co. to Andrew .1. Northway. Oct.

22. 1908, land In Wm. Dawson estate in 15-78-23 630 Gertrude (.:. Mott, widow, to H. .1.

Bell. Oct. 15. lot 8, blk. 14.

Vallev Junction Sty Gertrude C. Mott widow, to L. Wegener, Ot. 21, 19ft, s. 23 ft.

9 in. Tot 8. blk. 5. Valley Henry Lehman and wife, Ellsa.beth, to Slargaret Scmby and Mary Oll-phant.

Oct. JHOS, w. 4" ft. of n. (ti ft.

lot 3. blk. 2, Oak Park Nancv A. Rorkv, administratrix, to Anna Connollv, Oct. 22.

s. 30 ft. lot 5. hlk. Griffith's add 2,000 J.

Whlsenand and wife, Emma to Rosalie Whatton. Sept. lim. lot 10, Smith's 4th add. to University Place 1 Owen R.

Kelly to Sadie Kelly. Oct. 23. 1S08. w.

53 1-3 A. nw'i 22 and w. 2 2-3 A. swi4 lfi-80-22 1 Jennie Halslngton McFarland to Mr. and Mrs.

Francisco Analoro, Oct. 19 1W, s. 4 ft. n'i lot blk. 13.

8. Ft. Des 30 MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD. lOW A RANKERS' CLUB ORGANIZED BV THE CONFERENCE. WILL ASK FOR LEGISLATION OPPOSED TO POSTAL SAVINGS RANKS AND FOR GUARANTEE.

Club Will Take In All Who Will Join Conference Was of IKmiio-rrats Only. The lot a Bankers' club. Instituted to secure legislation in Iowa for guarantee of bank deposits and to urge national legislation to like end. was organised In I Des Moines yesterday by thirty or forty oHnsers lioni ainerem pan in nic who met at the Savery hotel. John P.

O'MallCy of Perry, who called the conference and only the democratic bankers of the tat- was elected president. Parley Sheldon of Am'i was elected vice president and YV. J. Burke of Missouri Valley was made secretary. J.

C. Oonnell of Des Moines was made chairman of the legislative committee Willi poer to choose bis associates. J. g. Cunningham of Knoxvllle was made chairman of the committee on membership and with him are associated W.

B. Tallman of t'sceola and President O'Malley. The preamble of the articles of organisation of the association recites the purposes of the club, as follows: We. bankers of Iiwa. believing in the insurance of bank deposits, do associate, ourselves together for the purpose of formulating plans and rules the iwtter lo obtain legislation along the lines of the guaranteeing of hank deposits, and we have formed an association to be known the Iowa Bankers' club, and ask the co-operation of all bankers favorable to said plan.

All for Bryan. All of the bankers present being democrats, there was unanimity of sentiment In favor of Mr. Bryan. His action In the time of the panic of 1SOT was commended. At that time he urged his friends and the people to support the banks of the country by leaving their money in th; Institutions rather than add to the uncertainty of the time by withdrawing it.

The association met In the afternoon at the club rooms of the Savery. Mr. O'Malley, who bad Issued the call, was rresent. and 3. 8.

Cunningham of Knox-ville, the democratic candidate for treasurer of state, called the meeting to crder. Mr. O'Malley was Invited to act as president and Mr. Burke was made secretary. After the business of the conference had been outlined by the chairman and the speakers the meeting was held behind closed doors a committee on resolutions was appointed to draft the sense of the meeting in favor of bank deposit guarantee and against postal savings banks.

This committee was composed of the following gentlemen: J. C. O'Donnell. cashier of the German Savings bank of Des Moines. Parley Sheldon, president Story County bank of Ames.

W. B. Tallman. vice president of the Iowa State hank of Osceola J. 8.

Cunningham, president Knoxvilie National bank of Knoxvilie. W. J. Burke, cashier of the State Savings bank of Missouri Valley. Hamilton Wilcox, president Griswold National bank of Orlswold.

This committee later reported Informally in favor of legislation, both state and national, for the guarantee of bank deposits and against postal savings banks. The conference not having been called for political purposes but merely to take action on the subject of guaranteeing deposits and the postal savings bank proposition, indorsement of Mr. Bryan was not involved In the resolutions, though the members of the conference were expressive in favor of his election. The permanent organization of the Iowa Bankers' club to promote legislation for bank deposit guarantee was then effected. Majority Favor It.

President O'Malley of the club, addressing the conference, declared that he had teceived more a hundred letters from bankers who regretted that they could not come and who favored guaranteeing bank deposits. He ssld that more titan five hundreds bankers had gone on record in favor of the proposition. He said that a majority of the bankers of this state favor It. He said that they favored it without respect to the postal savings banks, opposing the latter, of course, but in any event favoring the other proposition. 'Hie democratic national committee has been taking a poll of the bankers of the west on these subjects.

Judge Wade announced the result a few days ago as being three to one almost In favor of the guarantee as against the postal savings bank. Mr. O'Malley wrote to Judge Wade concerning his plans for Iowa as follows: After conferring with numerous bankers of Iowa. It has been thought advisable to hold a conference of the democratic bankers of the state of Iowa, at the Savery house cluh rooms in Des Moines, Oct. 22.

to formulate plans for the successful presenting to the people of Iowa the question of insuring bank deposits: that the question of, insuring bank deposits Is one that is receiving rareful attention by the people Is without question. As you are aware, Is a question of the postal savings bank or the insurance of bank deposits and which is preferable. It is without question that the insurance of bank deposits by the banks is far preferable to the postal savings proposition. Th8t the matter nsay be properly presented and that the democratic bankers of the state may give expression as to their idea, it was deemed advisable to have a conference. Mr.

O'Donnell said last night that he expected to begin the work of organizing the campaign before the net legislature as soon as the election determines which candidates have been elected to the assembly. OFFICIAL WEATHER STATISTICS The following table gives the state of the weather at the places mentioned at 7 central time. Thursday, Oct. 22, Minimum temperatures are for the past twenty-four hours: Station. Wind.

Wthr. TpMx.Mn.Pr. Abilene cloudy) Amarillo snnwi J2 44 Bismarck cloudy) 32 3D 32 Charles City cloudy). ...40 4fi 40 .28 Cheyenne clear) 2S 34 2: Concordia cloudy) Chicago clear) Davenport pt. cldy).

Denver clean Des Moines Detroit clear) ..44 44 04 76 ..60 2 Tr 40 21 ..43 4i 41 .03 4 4K Devils Lake cloudy) 3 34 Dodge Oitv cloudy) 44 48 Dubuque pt. cldy) 4S 4 Durango clean 24 Kl Paso clear) 64 42 Galveston pt. cldy) 7 7 74 (irand Junction 3 44 30 .28 Havre (.. clear) Helena cloudy) Huron cloudy) .28 40 28 Tr .36 40 28 Tr 38 32 Pueblo clear) 3S 38 2S Rapid City clear) 34 44 84 Rosweil rain) 3 4H 34 St. Louie cloudy) 4 tn 2 PAINLESS DENTISTRY Thick shapelv rold crowns are my specialty.

My crown work hss given me a reputation for ths highest grade crowns nisde. JT.OO Gold St 00 Other lit gs 60c up Set of Teeth. Gold Crown Brldga DR. N. W.

HANSON. Dentist 240 Good Block. 5th St. Entrance. HELP WANTED Male or Female.

If You Are Looking for Vork I hive work for farm hands, corn pickers, yardmen, carpenters, dining room men, housemaids, waitresses, chambermaids, office girl. Call at llolden Hnle Employment la. 1761-M. Mut. Over Vallev National 691 TO STUDY STAGE acting and go on siege; easy learnea.

all 206 watrous Block. 1116 10 AGENTS WANTED at 10 6th avenue. 1(1 MOTE'S employment office. 807 4th St. WA NTED SA LESMEN.

TRAVELING salesmenOpen territory in several 6tates for good men, capable of earning $200 or more a month. Call at once or address 425 Utica De3 Moines. 0927 CIGARS AND POST CARDS -2 W. 2nd. "13 WA NTEI AGENTS.

AGENTS wanted everywhere, for the most complete oil gas burner In the world; no wick; no smell; generates kerosene Into a fine gas: fits any cook stove or ranee: nothin like It; one-fourth cheaper than coal or wood. The Economy iturner ecy-iv cw orn ijiie Omaha. Neb. as ACCIOCIff J.POLICIES I PAY- WA NTED SITUATIONS. EXPERIENCED and thoroughly competent bookkeeper wants steady work.

Will do special work evenings or Sundays at reasonable rates. Address D-97. care Register and Leader. X1023 WANTED Situation hy young man, both normal and university graduate and former teacher. Used to hard work but Intellectual work desired.

U-826, care Register and Leader. 671 WANTED-A position in a hardware store or tin ship; one year experience under a first class tinner. References furnished. Age 1S. Box 103.

Hurt. I. 671 WANTED Situation by competent registered pharmacist. vears' exnerlence: besr references; speaks German. Address A-SQ4, care Register and leader.

594 ATTENTION DRUGOISTS-Wanted. po sition as relief clerk for week or longer period: at leisure Oct. 20. Address 966 rare Register and leader. 47 POSITION WANTED by Al adv.

solicit or; four years road experience, two years dailv paper. Address M-937, Regis- ler ami leader. xl0i POSITION by young lady as stenographer in general office work, competent assistant: can give references. Telephone tn. A YOUNG MAN ambitious to study law desires work evenings to help pay expenses.

P-903, care Register and Leader. YOUNG MAN wants position In drug store to learn business. References. V-964. care Register and leader.

471 WANTED Position as housekeeper in widower's home or Janltress. Address W-9fi, Register and Leader. 673 WANTED Position by young lady In of. flee or collecting. Address L-824, care Register and Leader.

673 POSITION WANTED Competent stenog. raplier, good references. Effie Moss. In-d'anola. Iowa.

373 AS HOUSEKEEPER in a very small family or cook in a hotel. Inquire at 307 E. 1st St. 671 MIDDLE aged lady, housework without washing. Address U-S20, Register and Leader.

671 TrOL'NG man wants Saturday work. Mut. 1637. 1030 EXP. bookkeeper wishes position, la.

2729. -1110 Lace curtains hand laundered. 14th. 113 LOST AND FOUND. LOST Lady's blue silk umbrella with gun metal knob on handle; also pair of rew tan shopping gloves.

Reward. Finder please telephone 774-K. Mutual. LOST One note book containing notes on forestry law. regulations, etc.

Finder leave at 10t5 East 12th St. and receive rfnl. 6l LOST-Between 711 Perk St. and Sabln House, alligator pocketbook. Reward at Register and leader office.

572 STRAYED Grey horse, wearing blanket. Return to 401 S. Jefferson St. Reward. 671 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

SEVERAL very desirable rooms at 141 Woodland lint water heat; easy walking distance: one room large enough so thst three young men could occupy. Ia. 3756. University car line passes door. 693 CENTRAL STATE HOTEL.

41 West Court Avenue; opp. P. O. sll ears pass door; hot snd cold water, steam heat, free baths for roomers; rooms and 26c; weekly snd $1.50 124-00 ONE furnished bedroom, modern; one back room furnished or unfurnished for light housekeeping; walking distance; 1113 High Bt. 01021 FOR RENT-A large, elegantly furnished room, strictly modern, fine family.

University Place. 1111 24th St. Mut. phone 7221); F. 01O4 THREE excellent furnished rooms with board or board only; good home cooking.

Under new management. 142S Locust. 115 FOR RENT Furnished room; steam heat; private home; convenient to downtown. Mutual 791 3-F. 691 TARLOR nlcelv furnished, suitable for one or two gentlemen, 1630 Woodland a venue.

01023 TWO rooms furnished, light housekeeping, modern; private family. 1509 6fh. 674 SUITE of nicely furnished rooms In modern home, 1502 6th Ave. 'la. phon 2914.

0103 rURNISKSD ROOMS-Modorn. 1431 Locust St. Mut. Dhone 1611: la. 951-Y1.

006 NICB unfurnished room, all modern eon-veniences at 816 West 5th Rt. 673 MODERN furnished front room; rent reasonable to ladles. 14.W Fifth St. FOR RENT Modern furnished room. Call evenings or Sunday.

916 8th St. 694 FURNISHED ROOMS-Modern, 800 West 2d St. Iowa phona 2992. 177 MODERN south room, near board, $37 Sth. 119 TWO large rooms, furnsce hest 1605 24th.

497 Board snd modern rooms. 610 4th. M. 7225L 116 50. Mut.

ph. 7844-B. 711 Sd. UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FOUR pleaeant unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, at 1326 W.

Sth hot water heat; fine location; references exchanged; no children. 01011 STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms, unfurnished, $7 month. Mason's millinery gtors. i 0101 WANTKJJ Manager electric light plant, 8150: inaiiHger shoe manager saw mill $lfK: experienced lewder. first-class photogrn-plier.

1125; clothing store salesman, 'lion; hardware clerk. TO: 4 traveling salesmen. to 8151; assistant cashier In bank, $150; 5 city salesmen, 1 (mi printing sales man, $125: traveling grocery salesmen, i $151': piano salesman. experienced oooKKeener, $126: assistant bookkeepers, bill clerks, store and office assistants. to $75; men stenographers.

$0 to civil engineer. $150; mechanical engineer. $125; architectural draftsman. $125; drug clerk, $10. Write at once for free list of position in the most prosperous and healthful country known.

Western Conn-mission Brokerage San Antonio. Tex C1 J. WANTED Railroads a'-e again calling for hundreds of trained men to fill positions as firemen, brakemen, electric railway motormen and conductors. I'ncle Sam also wants more comiietent men for railway mail clerks, carriers and P. o.

clerks. Our practical courses hy ma'l will (It you In a short time for any of these good paying positions. Write to-uay for free catalogue and say for what position vou want to qualify. THE WENTHF.RV CORRE3. 6CIIOOT Dept.

354. Freeport. 111. 110 WANTED Men to learn the barber trade st the Victor Barber College. We teach for less money and in one-half the time of any other barber college In the world.

Learn the up-to-date Buckley system. Write for our free booklet. "How to Be a Barber." Victor Barber College. 36 Washington Ave. So.

Minneapolis 2i WANTED Young man in every locality to advertise automobiles by driving around and demonstrating. Auio and expenses furnished; no experience necessary; $75 per mo. to start. MusigH'e names of 5 references and 5 2c stamps for us to communicate lth same. Poe Mfg.

pes Moines, la. 1 YOUNG man for position of extension clerk. Must be accurate in figures and good penman. Salary to commence, $10 per week. Apply in own hand writing, stating age.

education and experience, if any. Address R-'Xi, care Register and Leader. 5W WANTED 2 young men for collecting and to advertising, salary $50 per month; give giamet of 5 references and enclose 2c stamps for necessary postago to communicate with said references. Address C-812. Register and Leader.

01022 HCAUTH POLICIES PAY. WANTED Experienced man on patching, repairing; and cobbling, to go lo Waterloo. Iowa. Oood wages, steady work the year round. Call for particulars at "Try Me." 3tn4 Walnut between 12 and 1 p.

or 6 and 7 p. m. 4 WANTED Y'oung man to act as business manager state agency large automobile concern. Incorporated. Must have some money to Invest and be a hustler.

care Reilster and Leader. 672 WANTED Toung single white man to do porter and general work; must understand care of horses and rigs: will furnish room and board. Address care Register and Leader. 01020 MR. FIRE INSURANCE MAN.

why not sell old line life Insurance on the side. We want you. Investigate what we can offer you. Write DES MOINES LIFE, Des Moines, Is. 673 WANTED A strong boy to work in laundry.

Des Moines Lmradrv. WANTED A bright. energetic boy looking for a splendid opportunity for advancement. Address in own handwriting. X-336, cars Register and Leader.

oiofs WANTED Second watchmaker and engraver: one willing to do clock work; no clerking; steady Job. C. A. Tucker. Jeweler, Lincoln.

Neb. WANTED 30 men at Johnston Bros, at Clayworks, 4 miles south of Fort Dodge on the M. St. U. Wages $3 per day.

Work year round. in SHOE CLERK WANTE1-Exparlenccd. Apply at once, giving full particulars In firs letter, U-S26, are Register and leader. irrt A FEW good view operators wanted for road work; must furnish outfit; good commission. J.

R. Eastman, Churehvllle. la. 375 Hats soft and stiff cleaned, remodeled; latest styles and shapes. McNall Hat 606 Grand Ave.

1031 WANTED Young man 17 or over to learn drug business. Low wages to rtart. C. C. Reid.

Garden Citv, la. omrj WANTED A boy whh a wheel to look after carrier boys w-ho have routes on this taper. Apply Citv Circulation. WANTEl Competent watchmaker. Jeweler and engraver; references first letter.

Cole Hull. Whiterser, la. 493 WANTED At once, by Cedar Rapids Foundry Machine Cedar Rapids. Iowa, first-class furnace man. 197 WANTED At once, first class coat maker; none other need apply.

Wm. Ha-nlscii, Clear Like. la. 573 BARBER WANTED Solo clarionet, cornet or alto players preferred. W.

C. Pierce. Toledo. la. 672 COAT maker; $7.35 up: steady; plenty of trade: phone or come.

Coogan, the Tailor. Oelweln. la. S7I BARBER WANTED-Flrst class man; steady work to right man. Address W.

L. Wolf. Paton, la. 573 WANTED A first class tailor, best wages. Address R-936, care Register and Leader.

779 TWO novelty advertising men for the road; also two city salesmen. 612 Fleming Bldg 0103 AV ANTED Male bookkeeper; graduate C. C. C. C.

B. F. Williams. Y. M.

A. Bldg. 691 POSITIONS for drug men anywhere In U. 8. or Canada.

V. Knlest, Omaha, Neb. 067 WANTED Coat makers; steady work; good pay. Lad, the Tailor, Sioux Falls, D. 577 WANTED At once, first class coat mak er.

Address M. Schon, Hawarden, lo ('I021 COATMAKER at once. Bs H. Olson, Sioux Rapids. Iowa.

01011 WANTED-Men to learn barber trade 302 E. Walnut. 777 Des Moines Employment Office, 220 LVim. HELP WANTED FEMALE. FREE1 FREE! FREE TO EVERY lady sending names and addresses of five neighboring housewives and ten cents postage, we win snd fur ther cost one of our perfection pot end skillet scrapers.

T. U. Troy, Mayo- Block Peoria. III. 497 WANTED Idv to represent us in every locality advertising corsets; no collect-ins: no experience necessary: $75 oer mo.

to right party. Must give names of 5 references and 6 2o stamps for us to com municate with same. I'oe Mfg, Des Moines, ta. mi fclTUATiON WANTED Experienced specialty salesman, 2s years old, wants position as shipping clerk or road salesman. Address U-816, care Register snd Leader.

WANTED White girl for general housework. Must know how to cook: family of 1 sdults; nice locality. 1934 Arlington. 0830 LADLES' HATS dyed. McNALL HAT 606 Grand Ave.

1031 WANTED Young girl to assist with housework who ran go home nights. Oil mornings. 1219 Seventh. 592 AfArV'Si WINTER HATS READY mw '-'THEN, THERE'S THE PRICE. 1081 GIRL WANTED forsgeneral housework small family.

Mrs. J. Walker, 616 E. Kth St. 493 WANTED A gooJ girl for general house- work.

jso waaning. UTT 4lst Ht; 393 WANTED Girl for general housework Mrs. R. Coskery. 1407 Center.

01014 WANTED Experienced washerwoman 1509 11th St. Mut. 7644-L. 691 GOOD OIRL for general housework at 816 vsesr. urn.

six Des Moines Employment Office. 220 Com. 671 BOARD AND ROOM. ROOM and board at 117 Pleasant Bt. Ill pro.

'leh family. It require, defemmatl' economy. The y. HubbSii h'1 furnish the lot on 1 thi'tfi' snd money to build the tr availed themselves of this nTetuS not you? Payments c.lt formation. im ft'STO: 67 ToZ; Kag- i- W4 K.

Walnut. 7 610 North, i rooms, gas, water ViK Li -s, 11 Seventh, 6 rooms, gas water 119W Seventh A ZZ' l.f U.eO JH5'A IlUAN' TRUST COMPANY 2. 50 at 1U7 Tenth St. Ten rooms, strictly modern, new furnace and hot watJ heater, tiled bath room besides twoivS lories; gas and electric light, good barn, large lawn and shade trees. Rent $40 Apply to C.

B. Minnis. giTood Bioel, "197 923 Sth. modern. S'W 3d.

modern. $40. :) houses and flats from $10 UD tn .11 pans of the city. MACK OLSEN-SMITH CO 15-16 News Arcade Both phon'es. MOVING TIME IS HERE-Tliers will not be so many annoyances nor broken furniture If It ts looked alter by the Wsr Transfer and Storage Co.

Office 715 -KOOM cottage. $18, liU9 High St "rnndT em; -room cottage, $12.50, 1022 '1th St. 4 rooms wilh bath. E. Orard Avu $10 50.

C. M. Stewart, 315 Iowa Loan Trust Bldg. $23 Sth strictly modern 10-room house; furnace heat; rents $40.00 MACK OLSEN-SMITH 15-16 New Arcade. Both Phones 0122 FOR RENT Houses and (lata J.

S. FOLK ESTATE, 607 Mulberry St. 01013 FOR RENT-1216 West Ninth on "Nash park. 9 rooms and bath, cistern, barn partly furnished; immediate possesion. 01013 1'OR KENT 7 room hulls.

University Tlaee; strictly modern, furnished or unfurnished. Call at Voungertnan 01021 FOR RENT New 6-R. cottage, strictly modern, 17th Slid Forcwt Ave. Call n5-K ut.orat7ie) lulbe rry St. Oio.o FOR RENT 10-room house, fine location; steam heat; strictly modern.

1407 High st. Inquire at 1401 High. Oinis 7-ROOM house and 5 acres of ground near car line, $20. Call Iowa phone 20S5 after 6 p. m.

39) STRICTLY MODERN S-room house. close in. Inquire 1307 Crocker St. Mu tual 7-i4-F. 633 FOR RENT 9-room brick house, $20 per month.

R. 13 Bailey. 210 ubeervatory Bldg. 0103 1049 7th 8-R. modem, walking distance; careful tenant; reasonable.

Enquire 1063 7th. 01010 317 W. 16TH: 5-room cottage, $12. FRANK S. WELLS, Youngerman Blk.

9S 7-ROOM house, 926 W. loth. $16.66. Frank Vorse. 206 West Ninth St.

010! GiX)D 8-room. fine repair, slo Penn. $15 00. 1023 7o3 SIXTH Seven rooms; modem; $25. 594 FLATS FOR RENT.

MODERN steam heated flat, 4 rooms and bath; will discount my lease. $30. m. making rent very cheap. Address C-95U, cure Register and Leader.

673 A FEW of those fine apartments tn the new Ewing building, northwest corner Ninth and Locust tor renu Inquire of Custodian. Room 10. 112 Elegant Apartment in J. B. flat.

Call SOS Obs. Bldg. Mut. phone 91. VSJI ONE CHOICE FLAT In the Brighton nt Sth snd School Sts.

See Janitor or call Room 505 Citizen National Bank Bldg. 0103 WILL sublease my $30 flat for $20 to right party if taken at once: Address X-932, rare Register and Leader. 01o21 SIX-ROOM apartment, steam heat; fine location: key with janitor. 662 14th Mutual phone 7923-F. Olois FOR RENT Modem flat, 5 rooms: bath.

laundry. Janitor, etc; close lu. Inquire 322 6th Ave. 01014 FOR KENT Newly remodeled fists closs In. lnouire J.

S. Polk estate. 607 Mulberry St. 0823 FOR RENT Four-room flat; convenient: cheap; close. References.

Inqulro W. 9th. 397 COZY flat, four rooms and bath; hot water heat. 9u? Walker St, Iowa phone 1238. 01014 DESIRABLE modern flats, reasonable rent.

1545 6th Ave. Mutual phone 255. 010il MODERN 4 and room fiats wilh bath See Janitor In rear of 919 7th St. 091S APARTMENTS, thrco snd four rooms, Sixth and Center. 694 COZY 5 room flat, modern, heated.

Den-ny, 2409 Univ. Ave. 01013 1030 22STp. Mrs. Gillette.

Mut. 7407-F. SUlirS. Florentine Rik. 7th Loeuat.

OFFICE ROOMS FOB KENT. SUITE of office rooms for rent over $11 Mulberry. Choice location for real estate offices 0M DESK ROOM for rent; desk furnished 11 desired. Iowa Loan and Trust Company. Xll! STORE ROOM FOR RENT.

ztivv8tj''n7nti age, 20x68 feet or 20x170 or 40x70. (frank W. Vorse. 9ffi Weft Ninth, 0103 WANTED TO RENT YOUNG married couple desires two neatly furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Must be, modern and convenient; 7 or 8 blocks from downtown preferred.

Address L-852, care. Register and Leader. 692 QUIET YOUNG LADY wishes room and board In private family; employed. Address C-957, rare Register and leader. 671 WANTED TO RENT Lady's saddle horse.

Address P-D04, care Register and Leader. WANTED TO BUY. The" Yankees" Will buy Your Second Hand Furniture and stoves for cash or trade. Call them up and get acquainted, Yankee Furniture Store' C. MELVIN DAY, Prop.

Between 6th and 7th on West Grand. Iowa phone 1961X. Mut. 7333L. 0926 Wanted, to Buy at Once Small 20 or 40 acre farm close to Des Moines.

H. GRAHAM CO. News Arcade Des Moines, la 46S WANTED 400 loads manure delivered on my farm on North 30th. for which I will pay from 25 to 76 cts. per load.

T. Walker. lost WANTED Second hand safe, 66 in. high by 86 outside dimension. Apply 418 Walnut or phone Ia.

1201 -J. WANTED TO BUY A good second hand gas stove. Address U-813, Register and Leader. 693 HIGHEST prices for furniture. Red Star Store.

717 Grand, ia. 1109-X; Mut. 7213-L 0101 CASH PAID for new and 2nd hand books. Bring or writs Flke Fike, 07 4th SU 0102 WANTED A fur overcoat, size 40. Must he good.

Conway, Gen. Pel. MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN on farm and city real estate. Papers retsined hers; favorable terms of payment.

IOWA LOAN ft TRUST CO. 0410 WE LOAN promptly on real estate security and have choice mortgages for sals. Perclvsl-Porter 306 6th St. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE." Samson Nobie, Attorneys, Clapp Blk. 1109-11XX West THE CITY IN BRIEF NO MEETING THIS AVEEK.

The Drake model law seuate will not meet this week. -r- 4- 6TONER RETURNS. T. I. Stoner turned this morning from a business trip of eoma days in St.

Taul and Minneapolis. -r LAST CRIMINAL. TRIAL. The la.it Jury trial In criminal court this term is on today. W.

H. Millar, up ror the alleged uttering a forged instrument. HUNTS AT CLEAR McEnroe la spending a few days at Clear Inks fishing and hunting. lie will visit ilia parents In Algona a few- days and expects to return to Des Moines about (Saturday. NURSES GIVE BAZAAR The registered nuraes of Des Moines are planning 'for a bazaar to he held in a downtown torn for the benefit of the Visiting Nurses" association.

The nures are making fancy articles. SUSTAINS SCALP fHarter of 877 West Twenty-second street fell from a wagon in front of the Sargent feed store yesterday, and sustained a had calp wound by coming in contact with (he brick pavement. ATTEND STATE TWEETING. Miss Emma Rlttner and Miss Mabel Killing, two secretaries of the local T. V.

C. have been appointed to attend the tats association meeting hich will be held at Indlanola. Nov. 29. PROF.

K. A. OTT CHOSEN. Prof. Ed Amherst Ott, formerly head of the oratory department of Drake university, has been elected president of the Inter-rational Lecture association, which recently met at Oslikosh, Wis.

FALLS PROM WAGON. Joe Cohen. 12 years old. in attempting to mount a moving wagon, of Davidson Bros, last night missed his hold and tell to the ground, fl'he wheel passed over his left foot but II. at member was only slightly bruised.

STATIONA NO INKERS MEET l)es Moines association. No. 2, N. A. S.

will hold their regular educational meeting Friday evening, Oct. SI. at Commercial club hall. The subject for the evening will be "Indicator discussion led by J. A.

Bramhall. EARL FOSHIKr1IKS. Earl Foshicr, the 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

K. Foshier of tiro Nineteenth died nt the Methodist hospital at 10 o'clock last night. He had been 111 for some time and recently submitted to an operation. GOES TO VAN P. At-baugh, the East Des Moines real estate man, has traded his holdings hero for a general store in Van Cleave.

He and his family removed there last Monday. Ho will take personal charge of the lore. NEW AUTO COMPANY. The American Motor Car company has leased the building erected this fall at '918 Walnut street and will establish a branch here. They will handle the Cadillac cars in Des Moines and nearby territory.

It is expected to he open for business about Kov. 1. TO ATTEN DT CON ENTIONS Ml ss Elizabeth Pearson left Des Moines last night to attend several missionary society meetings of the Episcopal church about the country. She will go first to Chicago, then to Kansas City and St. Louis, she will return home bout the middle of November.

DROPS HIS B. F. Lind-ley had given ail his evidence in his suit for $100 tor commission against Rev. A. Luce, pastor of the North lies Moines IMethodist Episcopal church, lie changed liis mind about, wanting the preacher's fr.onev and dismissed tho suit.

The case heard before Judge Miller. CHARLES CLARK 'DIES. News of the death of Col. Charles Clark in Denver, formerly a resident of les Moines, has been received in the city by his Mr. Clark was well known by the civil war veterans of the city and iwu a member of Crocker post here.

He was at one time connected with the Uaker Barbed Wire company here. GOVERNMENT PLANS HERE. The Commercial club has received from the department of the interior at Washington tilue prints of plans for school buildings and a sewer to he built by the government on the Crowfoot Indian reservation lit Booth Dakota. The department sends them here so that local contractors may Ihave an opportunity of bidding on the iwork. DISMISS JURORS-The Jurors drawn for the September term of court and who frave been serving the past two months, will be dismissed this morning.

The Judges have cleaned up their assignments of all cases ready for trial and there is no further need of the men. Several rases were set for this week that hRve (iot been tried, the attorneys for the plaintiffs In the action notifying the Judges hat they are not yet ready. The jury ranel about to be dismissed lias been AMUSEMENTS. ORPHEUM CIRCUIT Will Creasy A 8. Harvey Co Blanche Dyn Sadie Sherman Melville Stetson Lea Salvaggles Noblette Nonetts Marshall Price Evening, 15c, 25c, 50c.

Matinee 5c. Order seats eight days In advance-Both Phones 1508 GRAN hcse Tonight Saturday Matinee The Breexy Western Play THE COW PUNCHER Prices, 15-25-50c; A Stalls, 75c. FOSTER'S 2 nT98- Friday, Oct. 23 Special Saturday Matinee. JOSEPH QAITES presents The Smartest of Musical Comedies Three Twins CDlVrtJ NIGHTS II.

n.t 4E uunnu Startlna OUIUfll Mai. UU. 4J Special Wednesday Matinee. America's Greatest Play. ARIZONA 'By Augustus Thomas.) rices.

25c, 35c, 50c. Box and Stall Seats, 75c, Grand Avenne strictly a "defendants' Jury" and has returned more verdicts for Ihe defendants nnd small Judgments than any Jury panel lor many onius. OPENS DRUG STORS-W. E. Henry has leasej the at the northeast corner of Twentyiiflh street and University avemie and ts remodeling lie building a location for a drug store.

It will lie open for business In a few aays. Mr. Henry was formerly in tiie drug business at independence. but has nioveM his family to this city and will make his residence here. A ITER NOVEMBER Loper is busy summoning the Jurors drawn for the November term of court.

The sheriff has abandoned the old system of notifying the Jurors by postal card and wiU make personal service of the summons on all men. It developed that too manv men disregarded the postal rerd summons and failed to show up tor Jury service and the colonel is anxious that ail who are drawn be brought in. -i- OFFICES REMODELLED. -The Harry S. Gray Undertaking company of 1115 Ixvctist street has Just completed the remodeling of its entire office.

The rooms above the former office that were heretofore, unoccupied have been converted Into a work shop and show room. An elegant slock room has been mica up with all of the latest improvements and facilities. A chapel has been put In for the use of people desiring to hold funerals from the undertaking rooms and has been furnished at a great expense. VERDICT FOR Jutv In Judge Howes court yesterday teturued a vei-dlrt for $1 in the $5,00" suit for damages brought against Dr. D.

W. Smouse by G.adys Mitchell for alleged malpractice. Dnnshee Haines, who have been interested in this case are attorneys for James Btenton in his divorce action against his wife and that case will be taken up at nee. Judge Huch Brennan. who presides over the equity division, said he would call tiie case of "Mayor Jim'' early next COMPLETE Nourse Rasmussen.

architects, have completed plans for the new three story building which the Frankels will start to build on their property at Seventh and Locust streets about Dec. 1. The old two story portion of this block will be rebuilt to correspond to the three story brick building on til" south 44 feet on Seventh street. There will be seven store fronts on Seventh street and four on Locust street. Ihe upper lloors are to be used for office purposes.

r.lG AWNINGS HUNG. The Des Moines Tent Awning company has Just finished hanging three of the largest awnings in the city. The new awning over the Mark Johnson company Is forty-one feet long and is the longest single span awning in the city. The two at the new Wilkins store are also considerably above the ordinary size. The one on the south side Is eighty-five feet long, while the one on the west Is a full 130 feet in length, the longest in the city by fully 50 per cent.

VISIT DES MOINES. Major Mahon. president of the Merrill Grocery company of Ottumwa, and Frank Simmons, a wholesale hardware dealer of that city, were In Des Moines Wednesday In the interest of the case which the Ottumwa shippers have brought against the Rock Island, the Burlington and the Milwaukee railroads in the matter of certain alleged discriminatory rates between there and the Mississippi river. This case is to be heard before the interstate commerce commission on Oct. 31.

While in the city the Ottumwa men called on Freight Commissioner Wylie for Information in regard to the conduct of cases he-fore the commission. Announcement. St. Luke's guild will meet with Mrs. Farmenter, 1.V17 Fifth street, Friday afternoon at o'clock.

Regular meeting of Hawkeye chapter No. 3o. O. E. FTirtay evening, Oct.

23. at 7: o'clock, in K. P. hall, East Locust street. 4 Interest palii on Havings Deposit.

A Tocket Bank Free. The MARQUAKDT SAVINGS BANK. West Fltth and Locust Streets. SHERMAN BRANDS REMARK Declares Alleged Remarks a to Unions Were Lies. LA FORTE, Oct.

C. Weir of this city today made public a letter which he had Just received from James S. Sherman, republican candidate for vice president. In which the candidate exposes an alleged statement made on Oct. 15 by the democratic national committee in Chicago.

The democratic statement was to the effect that James S. Sl erman had recently spoken at a meeting In Akron. presided over by O. O. Barber, president of the Diamond Match trust, and that Mr.

Barber in introducing Mr. Sherman was alleged to have referred to labor unions as "composed largely of anarchists, socialists and demagogues." Mr. Barber was also alleged to have referred to union men as tyrants and monopolies as benefactors. The statement from democratic headquarters charged that in his address Mr. Sherman did not resent these statements snd birds silence thereon he gave approval thereto.

Mr. Sherman in his letter to Mr. Weir said: "I never spoke in Akron In my life: do not know Mr. Barber; I never heard him speak and the whole article Is false so far as I am concerned from top to bottom." Window glass quick Holland New. Do you think your light bills are too high? If so.

phone me. Costs you nothing. A. J. Martinson, 44S3 Iowa; 7408-K Mutual.

FOR MURDEROUS ASSAULT Charge On Which Keys is Holtl t0 Grand Jury. M. Keys, charged with a murderous assault on Charles Glenn, waa held to the grand Jury by Judge Stewart yesterday after a hearing in police court lasting nearly the entire afternoon. Keys acknowledges cuting Glenn at his home on Ridgo street two weeks ago. but maintains that he did so In self defense.

Glenn suffered a big knife gash in his neck. The blade penetrated lo a point within a fraction of an Inch of two veins, severing of either of which would have meant death for him. GLENWOOD COAL BURNS BEST. 413 Eighth street. Both phones.

Glass right price Holland A New. Iowa Loan Trust Co No. 209 Fifth street, pays 4 per cent on savings deposits, Power's Art Lectures. Oct H-29, Nov. 5.

Tickets at Baker-Trlsler's. Name snd residence. Age. W. B.

Zollldav. Des Moines 54 Emma A. Holly, lies Moines 42 Jcseph Oldham. Monroe 23 Blanch Thomson. Stuart 21 WANT ADS The rate on Want Ads Is One Cent per word, each Insertion.

No Insertion for less than 10 cents. Ads for one month, Dally and Sunday, 11.26 per Una. (Clairvoyants. (1. 50 per line.) Advertisers who wish to have answers addressed to a letter and number of Tfcs Register and Leader office can do so.

Telephon 180 Register and Leader Went Ad Department. WANT AD AGENCIES. E. L. Twining.

Tenth and Center Sts. Beck Drug Twelfth and High Sts. W. A. Graham, Sixth and State.

Ralph C. Jones. 25th and University. H. C.

Boyd. 1002 West Ninth. E. A. Downing, Ninth and Grand Ave.

Swlhart Drug Twelfth snd Laurel. D. H. Relchard, 18tn and University. W.

B. Shaffer, Sixth n4 School. E. L. Twining, Ninth and University.

Outh Drug 903 Fremont. B. E. Draper. IStli and Crocker.

E. Davis Drug Ninth and Center. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dr. H.

B. Press has taken offices In suite 605 Cltiiens Natl. Bank Bldg. Office hours, 2 to 8. Telephones, Iowa Mutual, Main 46.

1023 HELP WANTED MATE. WANTED Fifty young men to learn telegraphy and take positions at $55.00 to start. Fine chance for promotion. Write for information. C.

R. 1. A p. Ry. School, 103 itn 8t, Des Moines, la.

697 St. Paul cloudy) 38 42 38 2 Salt Lake clear) 42 28 -OR fianta Fe snow) 28 34 28 Tr Pault Hte. Marie snow). ..52 tf 44 Sheridan clear) 84 40 32 .10 Valentine clear) 3S 42 32 Williston clear) 28 3 28 .10 Tellowston clear). 26 3n 24 Excess of precipitation at Des Moines for WS.

3.65 inches. The temperature as observed st the local office of the United States weather bureau yesterday, was as follows: a. 421 2 p. 43 a. ....431 4 p.

in 42 30 a. Ml P. .......40 12 UNIQUE THEATRE Get, fctli 74 as Load CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE 1 P. M. to 11 P.

M. ALL 8EATS It CENTS rtesd ths Want Ads lor bargains. J'.