Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-15
The News o. Iowa From Hundreds
Of Different Towns and Com.
munitisa


liquor without q cene or, In other
words. selling under q fraudulent liz
cense. which he Is alleged to have OBJ
tanned from rome n else.
Clear Lake.
Mason City Times-Herald: "A large
number OF people were at the lake Sun
day afternoon bidding farewell until an
other season Il the waters placid
depths. It 10 not very often that the
green and beauty OF early fall remain
till this late In the year, and seldom has
the lake been more attractive than In
the quiet Of Sunday afternoon, swept
clear OF her boats and almost deserted.
Oskaloosa.
Mahaska county will have q new fail.
The thing has been ordered by the vot-
ers OF the county and the decision will
be carried into effect. Plans looking to
he building of the Jail will be immedi-
ately perfected and Mahaska county
will have n OF the beet modern build
ings that money will buy within the
limit OF the tax voted. The Jail will be
erected on the lots AIT Of the court
house.
Washington.
The Press sayr:: The Joke is on u ex-
Rev. I. o. Kemble, OF Fairfield. Or"
F.. III. Chase. the colored missionary,
came along and good Brother K. ar
ranged q lecture for him in his church,
and q mic collection raj taken up. He
stole the big Bible and borrowed ks
overcoat and forgot to return It,, Sold
the Bible in Martinpburg. He was tried
and fined $3.50 and costr and boards 1t
u in Jail. He's a devil OF q mission
ary!
Cedar Rapids
Consumers of meats In Cedar Rapids
need have 40 fear in regard to a raise
In the prices or fresh meats. Some
1av, days ago a combination Of -
Wa formed In Chicago, accordlr
Chicago Chronicle. which resui
advance In fresh meal A cy
b local markets shows that
n ordinary f1uctuation, there
no raise as butchers can kill ~
beeves here and do not have ii
on eastern or western packers
supply OF fresh meats.
Clinton.
The woodworkers on the TIL
Of the Curtis Bros. factory ard
q little grievance with their EN-
They have been getting $40 per
~ W. IN OllNdINsGNtA
ing that a new schedule Of waA
about to go into effect. Under
scale the work was to be meas,l
the piece and paid for accordingly
men claim that 1t 10 q reduction
wages, while the employers sal
some OF the men do not earn al
az they receive and that they
that under the new scale it shof
satisfactory to all.
Vinton.
Prosperity struck the carpentet
Vtnton in q big lump this seasoA
winter is bound to catch them
Their work issno near finished, an
cry man who can WELD a raw esp&
into service, says h Eagle.
man, partially deaf and para1
without q cent Of money. was put q
Sioux Falls train at this place laet]
urday night. He vas bound for
where he has relatives and though
had q ticket for that state. He hacy
nothing TO eat for forty-eight hour1
Marshal Wood provided for him. Il
master Carl gave him q lift on his
ney Monday.
Iowa City
The election OF Chancellor Emlin
Claim to the once OF supreme judsA
Iowa creates a vacancy in the law
lege OF the University. Emlin McClA.
as chancellor, raised the standard OF
law college to that OF the best in
country, but his resignation will leny{ sM
vacancy to be filled by>the best law1
teacher that Iowa can AFFORD.
chancallorship Of the law college II
eminent position n q that requif
the best legal talent obtainable.
board of regents are deluged with al
plications for the position. nearly eve
law institution in the country having
candidate for the place.
Des Moines.
Blanks were sent out Tuesday froA
the q. A. r. headquarters to the aiferS
en- posts in the state upon which TO rel
port the results OF the annual electioll
OF post Officers to be held at the irstl
meeting In December. There are in thel
state between $50 and 400 q. "A. r.. posts
IN good standing, with a total member.
ship OF more than 10000. All told there
are more than 500 posts In the state. but
g number have lapsed or become deltn-,
quent. or else the membership hae been
80 reduced by death that It has been
deemed advisable to surrender the char
ters. In 1891 the organisation reached
high water mark. with 9 membership OF
+ Sioux City.
The large dials which Measure twelve.
feet In diameter and form . part Of the
clock ordered erected on the government
building In Sioux City, have arrived n
were being hoiSted to the top al the
building Tuesday on the Fifth street
cid BY mean OF pullsys. The workmeni
are procesding with the work OF putting
the clock In place, thsre being az yet no
orders from the secretary OF the treas-
ury TO the contrary. II p likely the pro-
test sent to- Warhington against the
erection OF clock bscAuse Il 40 not
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