Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-18


operate by electricity or other power
than steam, street and interurbar
railways in, across and along the
streets of the town of Abel, Iowa
and defining power and duties of said
j company, and out of 213 votes cast
| 207 were in favor of the ordinance
! With the favorable election, Abel is
certain to be connected by the great
interurban system that will soon
| cross and recross the great state OF
Iowa.
Is one who practices vital science"
a physician in the meaning of the
laws of Iowa? The supreme court will
be called upon to determine the
! question. l.. NJ. Adams at Iowa Falls
has been convicted in the lower
courts of the state of practicing medi-
| cine without license and Adams has
! appealed the case to the higher court.
| Adams was using vital science" to
cure disease and in his appeal he sets
out that he is not "practicing medi-
| cine" within the meaning of the Iowa
laws.
John B. Hollenhors, former divis-
ion roadmaster of the Chicago, Great
Western railway in Marshalltown,
who was convicted in April, 1907 in
the Black Hawk county district court,
for completely in the railroad pay
roll padding case, was pardoned by
Governor Carroll Hollenhors was
serving his indeterminate sentence
in the Anamosa refCrmatory.
Waterloo was chosen as the next
meeting place and officers were chos-
en- at The closing session of the Wa
terloo District Dental society held
in Marshalltown. DR.. c. Is. Miller was
chosen president; Dr.. l.. F. Kellogg.
MarsLalltown, vice president; Or. G.
n. Shane, Waterloo, secretary; DR..
George p. Kier, EldOra, treasurer.
Prof. Louis G. Michael, experiment
station chemist at the Iowa State col
lege, at Ames, has resigned his posi-
ton and will leave the college On the
first OF December, having accepted the
position of director of several gov
eminent experiment stations in the
province of Bessarabia, with head.
quarters at Kisheniff, Russia
Secretary of, War Dickinson was
stingingly condemned in resolutions
passed by Kinsman Post G.. A. r. OF
Des Moines for bis address in Nash
vile, Tehn. The resolutions drawn
by j. II. Koons, +. L. Chase and
c. II. Gross and adopted by the
post are very severe designating the
uttcTanCes as rebollious
The second case Of cerebro spinal
meningitis within a week to be treat
ed successfully by the use of the
FleXner serum was brought to the
attention of the medical fraternity of
Narshal,town when the serum was
injected into 2-year-old son of Lee
Lighter, a farmer living north of
there.
Stilson people have recently ap-
realed to the railway commissioners
by letter, asking aid in forcing the
Minneapolis 6 ST. Paul Railway COM
pany to maintain station at Still
son and to stop it's night passenger
trains there on signal. The citizens
claim the railway company practically
ignore them now
The premium list of the Iowa Corn
Growers association for the seventh
annual corn show to be held in the
Coliseum from November 80 to De
cemEer H., has been made public by
the executive committee. The prizes
for corn and other grains have sell
ing value of more than $4,000.
Senator +. l.. Maytag has closed
a deal for the purchase of the Par
sons Band Cutter and Self Feeder
Co. of Newton, of which he already
was half owner. The deal involves
about $250,O0O, and, with the excep-
ton of two or three shares, gives him
entire ownership of the plant.
Mrs. Charles Smith is dead at her
home in Iowa City aged 81 Surviv-
ing are her husband, three sons and
three daughters-Harry L. Smith
Mrs. o. c. Boyd, Des Moines; Mrs. C.
=. Dorsey, Anita, and Charles, Jr-
Frank l.. and Moliie, of Iowa City.
The $25 coo damage suit of Charles
! Chase against Drs. Condor, Hough-
ton and Hopkins for alleged NAL
| practice in performing an operation
| for appendicitis, which was to have
been tried at Ayoca has by order
Of Judge Thornell been continued
until next term of court.
| A carload of game fish was placed
in the river above the dam at Coral
vine by Commissioner Lincoln of
Cedar Rapids. 1t is expected that the
| fish will go upstream to a point where
the current quickens and that some
sport will be affored to anglers here.
L. |. Conklin of Iowa City wants
! $1,000 damages from Ed Craig, a
| prominent farmer, for damages which
he claims were inflicted by Craig's
automobile. He asserts that his
buggy was run into and tipped over,
and that both the plaintiff and his
horse were injured.
After hot chase, man giving the
name of Thomas Myers, was arrest
ed and a package containing three
fine fur muffs which he carried, are
awaiting Identification at Council
Bluffs. Myers failed to give an ex-
PLANTATION as to where he got them.
A package OF jewelry, including a
gold watch and several CUT buttons
and stick pins, were found in an odd
culvert near the depot in Corydon.
| The watch was identified by A. o.
Hunter, of that city, as the one
which was stolen from his house Aug
| ust IL,
Damages for false Imprisonment in