The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 3

3 hapter of Iowa News IN Fi AililtS fibril 1 I 'Pf J'l II U1 WATERLOO EVKXIXO COURIER AND RETORT Ell, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY in, 191.1. shall get the start in the rare. OB 5 It Is pretty certain the house end SE of the retrenchment and reform committee will take a different view of what to reform and where to be BESTIDH I OLD SAME I'APirs MAl'ITSIX" is thh OCICkKST AMI Sl'KKST STOMACH HKL1KF. Ali KKIBMISH OVKK num SI gin from in the last house. If rturry, Anderson and Uriflln go to the bead ot the big committees it will mean a conservative committee disposed to proceed with caution.

Charley Miller may be named by Speaker Atktn-bou to continue as one of the Democratic members. The committee on retrenchment and reform the old committee which includes some of the ex-members bus been hard at work on the bills to be presented to carry out the CHAIHMAX8HIPS. If what you just at is souring on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate gour, undigested WATERLOO, IOWA ts. "Dry" Division Is Only Cloak for Real Battle. i food, or have a feeling of dluzlness, heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in mouth and stomach head ache, you can surely get relief in Ave well rio Mninia Jan.

Id. ine minutes. revolutionary program. Some of them will be ready next week. They are sure to causo a great deal of discussion.

If to these are added the bills to carry out what the governor has suggested and the Joint resolutions for constitutional amendments, the legislature will have before It a program Bulllcient for many weeks of Ask your pharmacist to show you 1 and carefully wrougni oui v' the Thirty-fifth general assembly the formula, plainly printed on these reducing the waste ume i Slatted fifty-cent csbus of Pape DiapepBln, ncement of sessionB by coupling nr.iiminnrioR a little closer, then you will understand why dys peptic troubles of ull kinds must go, nt all to pieces when confronted and why It relieves, sour, out-of-or tli the stern fact, long 6 der stomachs or Indigestion in five mluutes. "Tape's Diapepsln" is harmless; taBtes like candy, though own, that a legislative oouy ui too rubers, a majority of them wholly familiar with public business, finds Aifflmii tn eet out of the ruts of each dose ill digest and prepare i for assimilation Into tho blood all the i food you eat; besides, it makes you stom and precedent. The law plac- on the books providing ior a cum i the votes on Tuesday and immedi- earnest discussion. But the "wet" vs. "dry" skirmish is only a Bham; the real fight for control of committees Iihs relation to something else.

It will pay to bear this In mind and watch the outcome. County 1'iiifoi'inity of Text Hooks. Senator Thomas will again make an effort to have the legislature reform the method of selection of school text books. He got a bill thru the senate to have the selection placed in the hands of a commission chosen for that purpose and to take it away from the boards of supervisors. He will couple with it a measure for county uniformity.

He will go to the table with a healthy appetite; but what will please you most is that you will feel that your stom-1 ach and intestines are clean and 1 ly thereafter the lnaugurauun, ked like a fine piece of economy; it failed. All the oiaer rafiuue A 1 nil iliniPlllt fresh, and you will not need to re-, ree it wouiu nui uo arrange It so that tne outgoing sort to laxatives or liver pills for bil-; vnrnor would deliver uid miw- eech on Monday and the incoming lousness or constipation. I This city will have many 'Tape's Diapepsln" cranks, as some people will call them, but you will be en- thuslastlc about this splendid stom vernor make his talk on iuesua. it wa derided, as usual, by the necige it about with safeguards so that the usual schemes for bribery tislature Itself that it woujd make A SALE WITH A REASON AND A PURPOSE, OTHERWISE NO SUCH RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES We Must Move Thousands of Dollars' Worth of Merchandise to Raise Cash Quickly Our Entire Brand New Stock of SUITS and cannot be worked on tho persons who make the selections. 8 preliminaries cover iour uuj two, and real work will not be dot-taken until the second week.

Some surprise was expressed that the governor did not touch upon The Inauguration will take place on ach preparation, too, if you ever take it for indigestion, gases, heartburn, sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach misery. Get some now, this minute, and rid yourself of stomach misery anc" Indigestion In five minutes, capitol extension" In his message. ursday afternoon, witn a progiuTu music In addition to the address by But that is an accomplished fact and eovernor: and in tne evening me nothing need be said by way of advice to the legislature. It Is anticipated, however, he may say something about stomary public reception in the oms of the governor. It is prooanie legislature will adjourn inunedi- it In his address tomorrow.

ly thereafter until tne iunuwiu6 Candidates for places as committee clerks in the house came up against bnday. an examining committee which in Fninhnsies covering several years, which involved mother, sister and brothers. The property in this city was the bone of contention and when the eluded the president of a business Governor Clarke reaa nis uui college. That meant that very high the legislature yesterday in a cieai a riafiatva manner, emphasizing OVERCOATS is Involved standards were to be exacted in the clouds of legal entanglements hadl matter of ability to do shorthand me portions far more than would Result, 11 flunked and 5 went thru pear on the printed copy, rolled by, it was found the brother in the east was down and out so far as any right, title, or interest in the or rirst batcn. Hut there are a given the closest a the general agreement, that his whole lot cf members of the legislature who are not capable of dictating dress had more real meat in it than st of the messages read 10 me us- nblies.

$25, $27.50, $30 The matter of organization oi uie -laifttnre follows very closely the property here1 was concerned. Whether tho brother in a far country is back of the matter of making exceptions to the will is not known, but the recollection of the old fight over property rights leads to the conclusion that something may be doing in that quarter. HR KIMHCOFATi HOSPITAL AT DAVENPORT. ecedents of the past, in the matter $16.50 and $18 SUITS and helpers, employes, clerks, commu-s, and all that pertains to the $20 and $22.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS now ysical organization or tne two napa Whenever any of those who $15.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS now ught to effect changes made a start any direction it would be found at what has been worked out here is about as good as could be de OVERCOATS SUITS and OVERCOATS now 1 7.85 ed. The committees win De me now me as In the past.

That is a matter tirely for the two houses. They rhnnee the committees, reduce at business college speed nor do they care for the niceties of the game. In former years very few of the committee clerks were stenographers and none of them used typewriters. But they did the work very well. Printed pamphlet copies of the governor's message were at the state house ready for distribution at the time the governor was delivering his address.

Session Knell Year. Senator Knger will introduce a bill to bring about greater effectiveness irj legislation. It will contemplate a session of the legislature each year, but limited as to time. One session will be to introduce and frame up bills and perhaps have them passed on in committee of the whole, then to have them printed and sent to the voters and to be discussed for a year; the next session to be for consideration of those bills alone, and. no new subject to come up.

The suggestion of open committee meetings, as made in the message of the governor, has been considered before, but always the members object to the publicity. It was considered seriously at the last session, in tho house, but nothing came of it. em In number or size, or otherwise rect, but the precedents will be $14.85 1 $11.85 1 Davenport, Jan. 13. Discovery of a will drawn years ago by Mrs.

Agnes Norval French, wealthy pioneer Davenport woman, who died two weeks ago, gives for the founding of jin Episcopalian hospital here. As St. Luke's hospital, under the management of that church, was founded after the will was drawn, it is believed that the legacy will go into building an addition to this institution. The legacy will not be available for some years as a clause gives the income on the fund to Mrs. Ellen Cook Whittaker during her lifetime.

Preparations had been made to divide the estate among the heirs when the will was discovered. Ileal Fight Over Committees. Now that the reformers have fired ir big guns and the governor nas no anmn firlns unon the forts, and ffiplent time has elapsed to show mPthine of the real lineup in the Wslature, it may be worth while to tclose what really Is back oi tne arring for position in tne legisia-re. The skirmish over "wet" and try" proposals has Deen a snam ttle. There has been a lively scrap on DIHCQUE CONTRACTOR SlTCl'MllS TO INJl'RIKS the senate over committee cnair- mshios.

It has seemed strange to me that there should be so much I. C. Oflicial Not Indicted. Indictments were returned at Fort Dodge against the Illinois Central Railroad company and not against any of the officials or superintendents of the company, in connection with the violation of the law as to the ntroversy over the chairmanship of Dubuque, Jan. 13.

Matthias Lut-gen, a well-known Dubuque contractor, died on Saturday morning at South Bend, where he had been working for several months. Death resulted from injuries sustained In propriations, a certainly undesir 1 nlace. It so happened that Sav who Is fairly entitled to the equipment of locomotives with strong headlights. The legal department of ice by every consideration that can ii 1 i no a "iro(" menuuutfu, 10 uoiru some of the others mentioned are rv." hence the hasty conclusion fit that is all tnere is to nut me propriations committee has little to with any temperance ouis. This "wet" and "dry" dividing line but an incident.

The chairmen or p. three leading committees are ex- clo members of the "retrenchment an accident which happened three weeks ago when the deceased was thrown from a buggy in which he was riding. His head and shoulder were badly injured and he never regained his strength following the accident. His wife and family, who reside in Dubuque, were called to his bedside several days ago. E.

O. ELLSWORTH "NOW HEADS IOWA 1 ALLS BANK Iowa Falls, Jan. 13. At the annual election of officers of the First National bank of this city last evening, Ernest O. Ellsworth was chosen president, John J.

Carleton vice president and C. H. Burlingame cash reform" committee. Its duties primarily to arrange the budget appropriations for minor matters out the state house, ne last legis- We could not sell you an old article if we tried, as the stock is strictly new and high grade Here's an ideal condition you need clothing and we need money Fur Lined and Fur Trimmed OVERCOATS 30 Discount All SHEEP LINEDCOATS 30 Discount All SWEATER COATS 30 Discount l4 Off on all WINTER UNDERWEAR 14 Off on all WINTER GLOVES and MITTENS l4 Off on all FLANNEL SHIRTS Vx Qff on all MACK1NAWS Off on all PANTS 30 Discount on all WINTER CAPS, Cloth or Fur Many other articles of wearing apparel at equal reductions ure made it a continuing body with tra-legislative authority to approbate and direct the state govern- nt in recesses, and it added four mbers of the minority party. The remittee has made a partial report reorganization of the executive de- rtments of government.

The only mbers of the committee who hold er are Allen, Francis and Miller. the state felt that it would be unfair to indict (he local officials when, probably, they are really desirous of having the proper equipment, hut lather to put the fines on the company so that it would be felt at the right place, Charles Ciiy Tax Case. Judge Ransier of Waterloo was before the supreme court and asked to have an order for advancement made in the case involving the tax aid for the Charles City Western railroad. It was decided in favor of the company last fall. Notice of rehearing was filed.

If it follows in regular order it will come before the full bench in April. But it is desired to have the tax collected before that time. It is represented that, in anticipation of the collection of the tax and payment to the company, the money has been raised locally for electrifying the entire line and work will be commenced In the spring. For State Medical Library. The suggestion of a medical department of the state library follows out the urging of the Polk county medical society.

The idea is to have a department in the state library for medical works so that all the best tn the world, of every school of medicine, shall be gathered together, where those who desire to become proficient in their profession may consult the books and become well informed. The local society has donated a large number of valuable books to the library. FAMILY QVARRF.L OVKR ESTATE NOW REVIVED esident Harding can appoint two mocrats In the senate who are not. harmony with the plans of the old kmmittee. The importance of the chairman- of the appropriations committee ines from the fact that it will prob- ly decide the complexion and char ter of the retrenchment and reform mmittee.

The house members are ier. Mr. Ellsworth has been vice president of the bank for several years. He now occupies the place held for many years by his father, the late E. S.

Ellsworth. The selection of Mr. Carleton as vice president is one that is also a credit to the institution of which his father, the late J. H. Carleton, was vice president for a great many years.

Mr. Burlingame was reflected cashier. W. H. Woods, who has been at' the head of this bank for many years and identified with it since its organization over thirty years ago, declined to continue in an official capacity.

Mr. Woods felt that owing to hid advancing years and the condition of his health, the responsibilities of president should be transferred to younger hands. He leaves today for California to spend the balance of the winter. T. E.

Bell was re-elected assistant cashier, C. E. Foote bookkeeper and Freeman Stoddard assistant bookkeeper. The new board of directors consists of E. O.

Ellsworth, J. J. Carleton, C. H. Burlingame, William Welden, W.

H. Woods and F. W. Crockett. likely to be all one way.

Senator Savage probably would not ree to all the bills that the re--nchment and reform committee prepared. Either of the others ntloned for the place would be on committee just what Senator ittes was, and he was ardently for reform program. Naturally the ler members of the committee want retrenchment and reform com-ttee fixed up to be to their liking, vage has been approached to find what his position would be and f. response was not satisfactory, nee the rumpus. Two Schools of "Reformers." It Is already evident that there are Sale Starts Friday loraiii, Jai LAD FALLS FIFTY FEET FROM BRIDGE AND DIES ling to be two schools of "reform-V active, or at least more than one Iowa Falls, Jan.

13. It is reported that the will of the late Miss Mary J. Leonard will be contested. Miss Leonard was a maiden lady who died rather suddenly here a few weeks ago. She died possessed of a valuable corner lot opposite the new post-office building and under the will, which she had drawn herself and was witnessed by the sheriff and recorder at Eldora, she transferred the prop of suggestions as to how to get iter results in government.

One Oskaloosa, Jan. 13. A fall of fifty feet from the Minneapolis St. Louis railroad bridge, south of here, was fatal for Carl Mellbury, age 15, son of Rev. C.

Mellbury, pastor of the Swedish M. E. church, The lad was walking on the bridge when he lost his balance and fell to the erty to a grand niece living in Water Don't Fail to be on Hand; You Will Not Be Disappointed these Is the proposal to revolutionise executive branches of govern-nt and put in a time clock; the ler is to make some material region in the expenses of the legis-Ive branch and changes in the ex-ltlve and judicial branches. Be-een the two schools there is, of loo. It is not known who the cotv testants are, but the assumption is that a brother living in the east may make objections to the will.

And rocks below. He died soon after be- 11 1 Mil 1 'WW 1 thereby tangs a tale of litigation ing picked up. Urse, some rivalry as to which one.