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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-16
II. L. Knox. Auctioneer.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
~ Corporation Court of the city of
Alexandria, Va, entered on the 18th
day of July, 1907, i'm the chancery cause
of Mary Il. Elliott VS.. Katharine Bauer,
ct al, pending in the said court, the un-
dersigned commissioner will offer for
sale, at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 2nd day of July, 1910,
Mt T. o'clock M, in front of the Royal
street entrance to the market building,
the following described property. 10 wit I.
All that lot of ground, with improve
ments thereon, in the said city of Alex
andria, Va. beginning at the intersec-
ton of the south side of King street with
the east side of Payne street, and run
ming thence east twenty-siX l2j) feet
eight (s) inches to the line formerly
Bryan's; thence south twcnty-seven 90
feet; thence west six (6) feet; thence
south to Commerce street: and thence
with Commerce street to Payne street;
and thence north on Payne street To the
beginning; with all appurtenanccs.
Terms of sale-One-third cash and the
balance in two equal installmcnis nj one
and two wears from date Of sale the de
ferrcd payments to pay interest nj SIX
per cent and to be secured by the rotten
ton of the title until the same are paid
or all cash ut the option Of the puTch9s,
er. Cost of conveyance ut the expense
of the purchaser.
DOUGLASS STUART,
Commissioner Of Sale.
|, Newell s. Greenaway, Clerk Of the
Corporation Court, hereby certify that
the bond required in the above cause
has been duly executed by the above
commissioner of sale, with sufficient
surety.
TEsTE:
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
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The explosion OF Black Hand
bomb in tenement in First avenue
New York, today threw 175 persons
into panic. No one was injured. The
explosion followed threats to extort
50, 600 from Frank Fassett, who lived
i'm the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-16
6IST. CONGRESS
SENATE.

A House bill was passed 10y the Sen
ate today providing that maritime liens
shall attach TO all vessels foreign and
domestic for repairs, supplies and other
ncccssarics when properly procured
when the usual proceedings are brought
in court
The Senate passed the resolution au-
thorilng "A ship canal survey between
the Anacostia river and Chesapeake
bay.
The Senate passed a bill to regulate
wireless biography.
The statehood bill was taken up for
consideration at O'Clock.
HOUSE
The House today passed the resolu-
tons Of Mr.. Stanley requesting Attor-
ney General Wickcrsham to furnish the
House what facts there are to show"
a combination between the Carnegie
Steel Company, the American Tin
Plate Company, the National Tube
Company. the American Bridge Com
pqny. the American Steel and Wire
Company, the American Steel Hoop
Company, and the United States Steel
Corporation in violation of the Sher
man antitrust law.
A Safety valve" measure was placed
before the House committee on rules
today by Mr. Shcrley proposing TO
place with the majority of the House
for one day each month, the power now
possessed solely by the committee on
rules. viz: To discharge committee
from the cors'te alton of any bill and
Civ that measure any desired degree of
preference over every any other bill.
General debate was resumed on the
urgency deficiency bill.
The foreign affairs committee re-
ported a resolution leaving open the
question OF whether New Orleans or
san Francisco shah be selected as the
point for the Pan-American Exposition.
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LOOK Have you been using Norfolk
picked Crab Meat? Try j. II. MASSEY'S
CRAB MEAT. Picked
fresh every day. Guaranteed home
picked. Us south Royal street Bell
Phone 1851 jel6 81
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If you are i'm need of GOOD FURNI-
TURE get our prices before purchasing
{ ash or Easy Payments
II. T.. WEBB,
ielG st 92l King street.
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T omorrow, Friday, is Remnant Day.


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Separate Worsted Trousers.


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FOR RENT.

Pleasant ROOMS in a desirable part o.
city. Address A. u. c. Postofiice.
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DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOthrOp
NEW YORK---wASHINGTON--
Reduction Sale Mems and Young
Mems Suits and Trousers.


ando leading makers
tweed homespuns the popular
oil suite twO
In hecOm bnedlots are a %
Divided into theelots a s
leach. m
ere to-
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Georgetown Wheat Market.
Georgetown, d, Q, June l6,-Wheat 90a97;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
DECIDE UPON CONTEST.
Democratic Conference in Fourth Dis
tricf Unanimous in Decision.

Democratic Conference in fourth OiS.
trict Unanimous in Decision.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Nov. 25.-Every county
in the Fourth district was represented
at the New Hampton conference OF
democratic .cmInit;cem en- with the ex-
ception of Worth county, the home OF
Congressman. Gil,e1 N. Haugen. D. d.
Murphy, WHO was the democratic cam
didate for ,ngress i'll opposition to Mr..
Haugen, in talking ever the contest
with these gentlemen made 1t clear that
If contes. was decided upon it would
be their judgment that there was q
fighting chance Of winning, and not any
interests he might have in the matter.
The several members made reports as
to the official canvass and there were
so many reported irregularities that II
was decided by unanimous vote to
make the fight.
l. is expected THAI the recount will
take place -arly in December Each
candidate will select man to represent
him and the chairman OF the board Of
supervisors in their respective counties
will act as the thir1. II anything like
a good showing can b. made and there
is any chance to get the contest into
the next house, SO decidedly democra.
tic, they are confident that d. D. MUIR
ply will be seated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
JOHNSON GOING BACK.
Corbett Says "Unknown" Will 0oahe
Day Best colored champ;eo.

D0e nport New. 25.--James J. Cor.
'ett prlncr worlds heavyweight cham
Ron iG tf.e prize ring appeared hoy
.ta AIS ,tstnstrc! she" last night IN
n 81 cry lew On pugillstic mattcrR Co.,
LETT sad:
'JaJG Johnson. our present chae9.
itoa- Is fast going back. I am coo.
'Hcef his battle with Jeffries was hSo
lAS' big tight. He is now going IN
aca that kills. But today I know, q
one ~ the present heavywei9hoe ~
can defeat him. The white M
Nre' rust be some unknown
ur> many of these fellows nor sGoA
tarea over tho country and s1Isl
ore ~ them TO develop into champeuls-
hip lass and wrestle the honor from
.}o.tu on. II may be year and It msy
take u longer time, but there nev0g
was 2harVpion yet but who met HE
Waterloo If he remained In the game
long aaough. Some day one Of shsss
uuh owns or .jokers.' AZ some prVf6s
ID caD them. win be wearing JaE1
chHa on 5 title. Miles Mcleod. now q
go'r city may be the man. but hAve
,,oi iet seen him. Joe choynskt eoals
ne he is promising and wiz msst
i'm tulay.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
TO HAVE SILVER JUBILEE.
Iowa Falls Knights Of Pythias to Cole.
brate Twenty. Fifth Anniversary.

bfate lWentI.f ifth Anniversary.
Special to Times Republican
Iowa Falls. Nov. 25.- Twenty-f five
years ago next month Alpine Lodge
No. z. Knights Of Pythias, Of this city.
was chartered and it has been decided
that the silver anniversary should be
tittingly celebrated. To this end Jan.
10 has been selected as the date for the
formal observance of the anniversary
and the lodge will handle the affair Oh
the same broad basis that usually char
acterizes it's undertakings. Just what
the nature OF the celebration will be
has been left in the hands Of COM
mittee to formulate the details Of the
event.
From small beginning this lodge
has grown to be ono of the largest Of
the order in the northern part ot the
state and has furnished the grand lodge
q number of its officials in the past,
as well as m anlbers on the prominent
committees ,f the grand lodge. H. F..
Martin of this lodge is now grand
prelate Of the order and G. E. Shaw,
one Of the charter members. is a past
grand vice chancellor. c. H. Buriin-
game has served two terms as grand
master Of excheQuer
OF the charter members Of this lodge
who have proven faithful thru these
years and still remain members OF the
lodge are c. E. Shaw, A. 8. Clark. =. b.
Couenhoven, w. l.. Hanna. g. H. Wei.
den, Peter McCallum, OF this city. ana
B. B. Bliss, Of Jennings, La.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
MRS. LUCAS, ELECTED RECORDER
OF WRIGHT COUNTY, MAY NOT
QUALIFY.
HAD CHANGED HER NAME
PRIOR TO THE ELECTION
Successful c.naid.t. likely to 8. Dc.
clarsd Ineligible Because Of ssorst
Observation-Disclosures to es Made and
Case May Be Taken to Supreme
Court.
;pecial to rimes-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Webster City, Nov. 25.-Because Mrs.
Carrie Vaughn Lucas married
w. w. Lucas, an Omaha travelling
salesman. Oct. /, she Stands q good
chance to lose the recordership OF
n right county. Protests have been
filed with the Wright county board OF
supervisors against allowing Mrs.
Anderson-Lucas' TO qualify for the Of
flee OF county recorder because at the
time Of the election her name was
Lucas. whereas no such name was on
the ballot, nor was 1t voted for.
The case is a peculiar one and the
novelty Of the situation Is added TO be-
cause OF the romance connected with
the marriage Of Mrs. Anderson and
MIR. Lucas. which was not announced
until after the election Nov. s. Last
spring Mrs. Carrie Vaughn Anderson,
that being her correct name at the
time, made a single handed fight for
the republican nomination for county
recorder. Pitted aga 'nst her was an
old time campaigner, shrewd in all that
goes to make up a successful politician.
But Mrs. Anderson by persistent work
f..rn, house In Wright county, won the
nomination easily. And so, following
the June primaries. her name Mrs.
Carrie Vaughn Anderson" was regular
IL printed on the republican ballots to
be voted on at the election Nov. 8. In
the meantime, however, on Oct. ], Mrs.
Anderson was married in Omaha to
W. w. Lucas. The marriage was kept
q secret until it's announcement fol-
lowing the election Hence the claim Is
now made that Mrs. Lucas can not
qualify for an office to which Mrs. An
derson was elected.
fine point in law is involved. 90
far as has yet been learned there seems
to be no precedent in Iowa for decls-
ion in such a case. 1t seems probable
that, however. the board Of supervisors
Of Wright county decide the matter,
the case will be taken thru the district
and supreme courts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
PIONEER M,hleTER DEAD.
Rev. Matthew Wing. Early SETTLER .
Hardin County. AnaNtaea 9ummalll.

Rev. Matthew Wing. Early ostslsr Of
Hardin County. Answssrs 9ummsns.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa Falls. Nov. ss.-News has been
received here Of tho death OF Rev. Mat
thew Wing. a pioneer minister Of iowa.
Mr.. Wing was born In Canada. In
November. ls45. and began preaching
when % years Of ase. He was 1t one
time pastor OF the Christian church at
Greeley. Iowa. and later preached the
Universalist faith. being stationed at
one time at West Union and later at
Elkader. While at the latter place. he
married his second wife, who. with two
sons and daughter. survive him. The
daughter is Mrs. Ava May Miller. the
wife of the attorney general Of North
Dakota.
Rev. Mr.. Wing came to Iowa in 1s49.
settling in Hardin county, and was well
known over the northern part Of the
state. He was tudent in several Of
the earlier terms OF the New Providence
Academy and resided about two miles
vest OF that village.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
Ad.r.s.ch.s. Nupt;.,s.

|Speclal TO TtmeS-RepuDiican.
Gowrie, Nov. 25-At the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. N. Brunson, Of Gowrie.
was celebrated the marriage of Charles
r. Adams and Charlotte L. Chase, at
4:S0 o'clock Wednesday. Nov. %. The
house was beautifully decorated with
smiley. ferns and chrysanthemums.
The bride was attired in a cream mes-
saline gown and carried n bouquet OF
white chrysan thenums. The pastor Of
the Congregational church. Rev. J. A.
Caskey. using the ring ceremony, pro-
i,ounced them husband and wife.
A reception and wedding dinner was
given at $3.50. Many valuable and use.
full presents were received. and among
the many congratulations was . tele.
gram from the BRIDES parents IN Okla.
home. which was read in the presence
OF the guests.
The bride is from Chickasaa. Okla.
but was formerly of Webster, county,
and is a sister Of Mrs. F. n. Brunson.
and il well and favorably known here.
The groom is a letter carrier IN the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
Davenport.

Davenport.
Sam j. Stuckey. founder Of the taxi
cab service in Davenport, died at his
home here Tuesday of heart disease
after an illness extending over a period
of several years. He was born in Belle
vue. Iowa, March 16. 1868, was married
in 1890, and came to Davenport In 1904.
MiteheliviIie.
Mrs. Crate Rocker is entitled TO men,
ton as raiser Of squashes. She gath
cred banana squash from the garden
that measured thirty-three inches In
length, twenty-seven and one-half
inches in circumference and weighed
twenty five pounds.
Tanna.
A month ago it looked as tho the
farmers OF Highland township were
doomed to heavy losses frorl hog chol-
era. Bert Barnes lost 100 head or more
from the disease and MIR. Jorgenson $
herd suffered about as severely. Thu
disease disappeared as suddenly as
came, however ard the farmers are
breathing easier again.
colfax.
Work has been begun on the erec-
ton Of the new telephone exchange
building in this city. The structure
is to be Of modern build md is located
on the corner Of Howard and Locust
streets. The two telephone systems
now IN the city will be consolidated in
the sprirg upon the completion Of the
new building.
Cedar Rapids.
Major L. c. Johnson. the new COM
mander OF the Iowa department OF the
United Sranish War Veterans. has
mustered in four new camps since he
took office and expects to double the
number of camns In the state during
his term Of office. When he took
command there were but nine camps
IN the state. but he has in a few
months mustered in new camps at four
places and expects to have new camps
at Centerville, Burlington and Fair
field.
Madrid.
A draft was received Tuesday by
the authorities Of the old peoples
home of Madrid for the sum OF $3.50,
a gift from the "Frija" society which
has its headquarters in Cedar Rapids
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
Southern Ioua Itc772s


The sum was greatly anareeiatea hT
the officials OF the nome @if't "i'' ae
used In supporting the iiis'!tl. n. FAe
'lTrija" society was iorlnea -, ii'- pGI-
pose OF pro7io'is ~ 81. -
scahdinaVians' at '.f,i3i ~ 's's. "u'
lhe aI'e!nsl "AS 49, =
coiAs1ueiup sun - go
'liaeu oel"ie Wy 't''>' ~
apasiuoi' We a''ei'p
however, anutif wa o"E'lf1 e. W '"t'
,ae sum ;. netweSh .i's
iioHles u tHc ...i.e, 80
OK '"ess, 'ie s,a'.. ~ '-t' 1919
one o. 'i'e hummer
Ottunwa.
William Lannins. Former ""ntrac-
tor and builder of this y but now
chief carpenter Of the ~ gP Mil
waukee & Puget Sound ri'a IN ta2
Nissoula division. Is Nero ia ne eyes
Of the people OF the no. i.aa-
nii4y's bravery. thong VII &C So
,erfnteEdent Marshall Of 10" q
vision, saved II" taEeS 81 81 thou
sand people VINO would Ha 1taAl D
death in the rccent foes flrs &c :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
viNToN AND VICINITY.

rr. Allen Wolfe, Dentist. Dlss In oo1s'
fornia-Laroe Farm at AuetiesA
pec,li to Times. Republican.
Ninton. Nov 9S.-Nsws he's 1aGs
reached hero Of the death Of u. A0en
" o!fe. dentist. At Long Beach. o.
On " ednesday. Of tuberculosis. ~.
" olfe was born ana reared here 49, %
the spring OF 1905 graduated ero0 ~
Iowa state un!vsrsity college u 0oos
t.stry. TT which time he opened on 81.
flee here. BY the time that h!o eA401
illness nrst appeared. about ton mooaAs
ago. he had built up q large psaCe1eA
y. hich he found necessary 70 0oo00.
t.nue. and went TO California in hope 81
rega!ning HIS health by the choag0 q
climate His untimsly death left many
friends locally and turnout the StAto -
lAoisrn his departure.
y Number OF local capitalists have
secured the franchise for gas pla0e -
twin Fails Idaho. aud II 10 exp6eeod
that they viii al once orga nize q 1ouAl
company and install the plant At On
early date. Five other franchises ~
owned and plants operated In this state
wv Niutou capital
One o. the largest realty Auceo00D
ever helG in this county has just 1DOo
AHct'nGeu. W. n. hanuA, dl ooO UD
iepreSeu tatlve from this county. = ..
jag 10 put his lso-acre farm un101 ~
TANNER. Mr.. Hanna has aocsp1od ~
management. OF q large real estate 90.
l,any about 10 be organised at WAoo.
i1o and will move 10 that city. ~
has always been largely identified Vl1A
the business interests OF this eouAey
ma a. present Ia q director IN thu PAo.
lle's savings Bank Of this city. prosl-
Dent If the Farmers Savings Bank Of
Garri On, and president OF the Be0eoo
cousity Agricultural Society.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25

city OF Fort Dodge. for which place the
couple left on the night train. where
they will be at home to their friends nj
ter Dec. 16.r
Tho out-of-town guests were. the
eroon's mother, Mrs. O. Adams, MIR.
and Mrs. Brunnell. Mr. and Mrs. Coop
Or. Of Fort Dodge: Mr.. Isaac Bird. Miss
Gladys Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis.
Miss Mabel Francis. Mr.. and Mrs.. q.
r. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peter
son, Miss Beryl Skinner. OF MorelAnd.
ana Ars H. U, Fits. Of CallenAA4a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
FORoETS DIGNITY ATTACHING TO
TWO OFFICIALS AND 7ARAsl4ss
schooL PROFESSOR.
TROUBLE AROSE ovEF
FOOTBALL ARRANGsM
G. A. Better. Mayor and klemscr Of
Logan School Board, So eaaily Pun,
ishss Professor pietrcasao. Manual
Training Instructor That re is Under
Carr Of Physician and Trained Nurse.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican,.
Logan. Nov. 25.-1n discussion here
Monday evening over arranging Tor A
football game between Loer ana am
other team, Prof. p. y ~ r thson 50
offended c. A. Boiler. mayor ~ Logan.
and mem Der Of the Logaa school board
In referring to the nayae A. 2 die
tator" that the mayo tar~ry the Dig
nlty and responsible ar 8o efGces
which he holds. AMI 50 puo'-hni Fro
lessor Dietrichson that b., has bran
confined to his room al2 hei ana
under the care of a physic.a Welaee-
day a trained r''rse was vDl5ynl 70
care for the injured man
Professor Dietrichson Is In strgot or III
the manual training drn1rnent ~ the
Logan schools. also mana rer ~ the
Logan football team ~ 'T9u r. arose
over Nv. Potter declnt"H ~ MS son
play with the teaw' ans r,a-'np fha
team plNvi-g with Sher1n a 'T*ro'<7-
giving D,v because If '7s .r" y 7r-
ner Of playing INDUCED .n ly ii Sven
anioah players.
Mr.. Rolter. as rnavnr of In~an .i,E
m ember OF the school 3na~2. Nar be"n
most liberal in gifts 20 sNa 2.vn ar9
school; however he h1s AtHe cA1g-
that have cost him r"~s ~
have withheld the re. - shaf a'usr-
wise would haze been aa@as ed '!itn
Prof p. A. Di0trichear = tg3cd a4
inoffensive in his ~@r, n=rs 7-ir
and capable in his wo~E 0 tns.r9e-
tor popular with ho.h aaa
pupils Hence. public u reo i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25

PARKERssURG PARAGRAPH.
:vsnqeiistic Meetings Begin s.ndsy .
Thanksgiving Football Game.

war rciistic Meetings Begin Sunday -
Thanksgiving Football 0ame.
Special TO Times Republican.
Petersburg. Nov. cs.-Evanessl0a
'harles c. Smith and G.. J. Dar1Do ~
20 begin a revival campaign q PUR4.
ersbtrg Sunday, the 9th. They cosna
from Chicago, where they have bssa
aranrcd with J. Wilbur Chapman n
The great revival there. Mr.. Smith has
ronGneted many successful meeting0 IN
toHa aud elsewhere. and Mr.. DaFiN0 -
It ,W"e; voiced Welsh tenor and b 40
coiul ,ried by his wife. who 10 an 60
consisted musician. The meetlnQ
81! he held in the Methodist church.
\ aan,e of football was played yeo.
c"day At his place between the homo
carr ard Ackley. which resulted n
jc'a Tor Petersburg. the score -
ns: 20 10 5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25

Ep0oial 10 Times republican,
BslmorG Nov, 25.Mr. hen retrow
sn1 Miss Nina Eeese. ouy daughter ct
jaosh Reese and Mr.. Harry Hanernan
su1 Miss Johnson, OF DOVE, We're mar
e!c0 hero yesterday Mr. Feuaw IS a
srooory clerk ai.a Mr. liauernRn -
proprietor OF 81 restaurant,
he death Of Ernes; Best was very
SUDDEN. caused by stomach trouble. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
9. c. w..p sentsncsd.

Fort Dodge, Nov. 24.-B. c. W000.
har,-ed with the impersonation Of q
Gn!ted states officer and indicteo on
ne large was sentenced to fifteen
no0ths labor in the penltentiary a
1ort Leavenworth. Kansas. In the
United States circuit court at Dos
1oj3es.
Wesp is Well known here and served
q sentence OF thirty days In the county
all here less than year ago on Q
,,harge OF the Illicit sale OF liquor. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
WOMAN FATALLY BURNED.
Poured Oil on Goals and cookstov:
Exploded.

Special to imes-Republioan.
West Bend. Nov. 25.-In pouring kerr
osene onto some apparently dead Goals
in the cook stove yesterday. Mrs. James
Yackley was fatally burned. Her apron
was saturated with oil when the stove
exploded. and she ran out doors to
crunch the fra The day was very
Wlody and she was % badly burned that
che can not recover. She 10 abb 50
years Of age and has Q grown up Fam
11v
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
CITY TO ISSUE BONDS.
Dubuque to Raise $4ooo 900 70 Car For
indebtedness.

Dubuque, Nov 25.-At a protracted
meeting of the city council It was de-
cidcd to issue city bonds In sums of
$500 each to meet a 100000 obliga-
ton
The Indebtedness was incurred chief
iy by the old waterworks trustees and
which the supreme court decreed the
city fs responsible for. Just how much
the tax levy will be increased will be
decided later by a meeting of the coun-
Ill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
raun Attractions Fcom 8. U. !.

? - 4 % IfNl' s. ReUNDIlCal.
tnr' city Nov 25.-1owa Ia plan
ing ~ intercollegiate wrestling tourn-
i0@nG with Ames ard Cornell an up
Don MS. ana an intercollegiate ''sf04."
rith Drake ana Ames as rival vooAhDoA
u Npres late In December. loves
= s't'Iub goes 10 Marshalltown. o01
-ay move from there TO Des M0tnso.
'4ysical Director e. q. Schroeder 10
be athletic matters In charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25

J.. years, was accidentally she's -
oscar Murphy. aged ~. Tho sho0ssno
occurred w4,llo tho boys werO aaADe
hing Il gun which young Murphy ~
NOT Know was loaded.
Tho Hu:ford lad 10 stili unc0sss0seoe
.nnd mo bullet has not been found.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
overworSed in huskins corn. hav1n0
husked les bushels In one dov 904
overloaded himself.

Fer pa'ns In the side or chest danny
on u p!Aee Of flannel with Chamoogs
aims Lluincn, and bind u on over -
seat OF pain. There IN nothing hsssse.
tor sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25

Q aimed he was getting evidence against
thuoe who caused his arres; for boot
" gU1ne. whom arrested some five weeks
ogO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-25
Always napcsna.

A man who goes around With 01D
OF his sgouider viii 1nally eooouneeg
as big u fool - he =. end oAlBo ~
be- n Nrht--Atchi0Un 0Io1A