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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
n. p. eioeIew Sells Homo.

H p Bigelow has sold TO Rev.
Charles p Pilgrim. pastor OF the Unit
ed Brethren church. tho Bigelow resi-
dence property at 300 North Third
street. Tho price paid for tho property
was not given In tho deed. which was
filed Thursday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
'RousER" At sT.ANTH0NY
Wilson and Van Law Addrsss Largo
Republican Meeting At Story City
Branch Town-Saturday Night Meet
ina at liseomb-0ood Closes Cam
paian Monday.

The largest of the weeks republican
meetings in the small towns OF the
county was held at st. Anthony Thurs
day night. when J. J. Wilson and Sena-
tor c. H. Van Law addressed the vot-
ers. Much enthusiasm was shown. and
the meeting was largely attended. Mr..
w. N. Dickerson. president Of tho st.
Anthony Savings Bank. presided over
the meeting and introduced the speak
ers. Both addresses were warmly re-
cetved.
Mr.. Wilson spoke in the interests OF
harmony In the republican party. and
urged the support by all republicans OF
the entire ticket. state. congressional.
judicial and county.
Mr.. Van Law referred more especial
" to the local issues. and referred to
the importance to Marshall county to
have a resident Judge In Xarshalltown.
Good Meeting Monday Night.
The campaign In the small towns Will
close with the meeting to DO held At
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
FORM cAR woRkgas' AUXILIARY
Womer's Oraneh ~ international A.
soeiation Oraani4sd hsro.

sociation Organized horo.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Interna-
tional ISOLATION Of Car Workers was
organized In this city Thursday after
noon At u meeting OF wives OF members
OF the union. The following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. r. n
Grim: vice president. Mrs. Fred Barn :
ard: secretary, Mrs. Harry Gallagher;
treasurer, Mrs. Joe Wells. Tho auxiliary
starts with membership OF twelve
but 1t Is expec ted that this number Will
be increased at the next meeting. which
IS TO be held with Mrs. Gallagher OF,
Nov. 10. Tho object OF the auxiliary Is
to cultivate and maintain q fraternal
spirit among the members. TO promote
social Intercourse. look after aud care
for the sick and afflicted. and to pro-
mote the use OF the union label.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
Loeal W..ther Record.

Forty.fiys was the maximum tenn
perature Thursday, compared with 80
for the day before. The minimum for
tho day was Is. two degrees warmer
than tho minimum for the night before
At { o'clock this morning the tempara-
fura Wa ~,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
South Dakota Corn and
Alfalfa Lands

The rush Is, on for Stanley county.
Buy lands near the now railroad and
double your money In the next year:
$4,000 acres TO select from: 9l1 to SO
pr aero. Gail Or write, Roland Realty
Company, 81 Palace Bldg. Mime.
apoliS. MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
WI0c0N0IN LAND.

Farms in. northwestern Missouri OF
all kinds and sizes for sale. Write
Booher L Williams, Savannah. No. for
list. description and prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
CUT RATE CHIPPING.

Cut rates on household goods TO
Pacifics coast and other points. Su.
perior service as reduced fatss The
Boyd Transfer Company. Minneapolis.
MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
BIG BARGAINS IN FARMS

In Mitchell county. Iowa. for invest
ment or farming In the richest asri-
cultural section OF the west Advancing
fast. Mitchell county farms In the
lead. Will make you rich as an invest.
ment OF farming. Not q Goor farmer in
the county. Crop failures unknown.
Farmers and investors from Illinois and
eastern states are rushing here. Why
not you? Write or come and invests
gate. Charles e. Drummond. the land
man, Usage. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

An established factory producing
standard goods used by stores. banks.
farmers, and practically everybody. is
opening a distributing Office for Mar
shall county and desires a resident
manager with $500 to $1,000 cash carry
ing stock to fill immediate orders We
allow 500 to $3.50 monthly salary, ex-
fra commissions, office and other ex-
penses, Position permanent. Refer
ences required. Liberty Manufacturing
Association. 23o West Huron street.
Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
AUCTION LAND SALE.

AUCTION LAND SALE.
Tho eighty and forty acre Marietta
township farms belonging to Sarah r.
Pyle estate. Sale at front door OF court
house at Marshalltown. Saturday. Nov.
8. 1910. at II o'clock. a. IN. c. c. Cas-
we'll referee. r. l.. Meeker. attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
1assified AdvertiSe mentS

chasers. For free books. maps and full
facts address American immigration
Company, Chippewa Falls. wis.
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For sais-Driving team. coming Z
and years old. Write for further In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
FoR sALe-ciTV PRopsRTv.

For Sais-Full blooded Poland China
male hogs at county farm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04

For eale-LAfge type Poland China
male hogs. thoroughbred Shorthorn
bulls. serviceabls sgs, Scotch top. J. c.
Baily. Marshalitown. Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND.

For eals-s2o acre highly improved
farm, miles from town. all under
pillow; excellent building. artesian well
No better soil on earth, sac per acre
Easy term. F. NJ. Joslin. Frederick. g. d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Whom In Now Sharon do not forge
TO call at the New Racket Store. fou,
doors south OF Citizens Bank.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
ANNUAL GAMES OF n. G. A. A.
Eleventh Indoor Meet VIII Be Held
March 81.
Closed Events for GuardSmen One of
Features - Capt. Edwards
Again in Charge.

The eleventh annual indoor games OF
the National Guard Athletic Association
viii be held at the National Guard
Armory Hall, Thursday evening, March
81. The pTeliminaries viii be held Tues
day evening. March p
The games viii again be managed by
Capt, {. Eugene Edwards. Who has had
such a signal success with these meets
since their installation eleven years ago.
Capt. Edwards has been in touch with
some Of the clubs of Baltimore and this
vicinity, and they have assured him that
they would have a large representation
in the open events. This year the man
agement has decided TO place more open
events on the programme.
As usual there viii De quite a few
closed events FOR the Guardsmeu and the
fight for honors viii be closer than ever
before.
There will be some new and novel
events that night that Will be amusing
from the spectators point Of view. The
ArROry has had a new floor since the last
meet. and viii be faster than ever.
No one viii be allowed TO compete in
the closed events who has not been en-
listed prior to February Is. 1910.
The open events will all be scratch.
and viii attract a high class Of entries.
There viii be relays tor colleges. clubs,
and Y. NJ c. As.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
AMATEUR BILLIARD TOURNEY
Opening Date for District Champion
ship Announced.
Best Talent I'm Washington Invited
to Take Part in 1S.2 BHlk
Line Matches.

on January a the first game Of an
amateur billiard tournament for the cham
plouship Of the District Will be played al
the Royal billiard parlors. 1874 New York
avenue. The games viii be l5o points at
1S2 balk lire.
The tournament IS open TO any amateur
living within the District. and the man.
esement vii! be pleased TO have the best
talent take part Washington has been
very much behind ia billiards for many
years. and it is only Of late that a decided
interest has been manifested.
The same may be said Of Baltimore,
only more 50. and the friendly rivalry
excited by the BaItimore-Wsshingt
.turnaments OF one and two years ago
have had much 10 do with the new inter
est taken in the game in the TWO cities.
This tournament is arranged for the
purpose Of developing good amateur
talent. and the four highest players at
this tournament viii play against the
four best players of the tournament now
on in Baltimore, after the two tourna-
ments are over
There VIII be four valuable prizes the
main prize being a solid silver loving
cup
The management expects 10 make this
an annual event. with suitable cham
pionship emblem.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
FOOTBALL BOARD MEETING.
Rule Makers Assemble In New York
February is and 10.

New York, Jan. 15.-The intercollegiate
football rules committee VIII meet here
on February IS and 10 in what bids fair
10 be the most important concIave con-
cerniaS the great American college game
since 1906 Tor weeks suggestions FOR
changes in the rules have been sent in
by the dozens, and the committee will
have its work cut out for it.
The recent outcTy against football in
certain quarters has placed the commit
tee in 4 position similar 10 that OF three
years ago, when they made revolutionary
changes with the idea of Iessening the
danger. These same plays are now the
object Of attack. and many experts be-
lieve that it will be necessary to undo
much Of the work done in 1906
The members OF the committee are. I.
n. Dennis, Cornell (chairmaul; John c.
Bell, Pennsylvania: Walter Camp. Yale.
Crawford Blagden. Harvard: Parke Da-
Wis. Princeton; Paul Dashiel. Annapolis.
and A. \. Stagg. Chicago
These compose the original committee
but they will confer with E. X Hall
Dartmouth, secretary; II. J.. Williams
Minnesota; ". A. Lambeth. Virginia. w
J.. Dudley, Vanderbilt: H. B. Hackett
United States Military Academy: J A.
Babbitt, Haverford, and ". Savage
Oberl.n Of the committee named by the
l. c. 4. A. L. s.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
CALL FOR CANDIDATES.
Georgetown PrePs' Baseball Players
Hold Meeting MOudav.

Hold Meeting Monday.
Tomorrow afternoon there VIII be a
meeting Of the candidates for the
Georgetown Prep baseball team in the
Ryan gymnasium for the purpose Of get
ting large squad out next month. Those
in charge at the Hilltop school realize that
there is q wealth Of material on hand this
year, and 1T is their purpose to utilize it
to the fullest extent.
Johnnie Langmuir. one Of the most
popular youngsters I'm the school has
been chosen captain. and under such q
leader the embryo collegiaHs should make
a record for themselves on the diamond
this season. Billie SItterding. the best
all-round athlste turned out by the school
in long time, has been agreed upon to
coach the Props during the season.
Some Of the men who have signlfed
their intention of trying for places on the
team are. Pitchers Capt. Langmuir. Nc
Loughlin, and Wurtz: catcLers, Loehl and
Bersin; first base. Miller; second base.
McInerny; shortstop. Golden and Dahiu.
third base, Lane and Waldron. IN the
outfield the HIItoppers win be especially
strong with such a bunch 70 select from
az Kerwin. Minturn, Leonard, Duffy.
Mas, and o. Daley.
Manager Jessup IS arranging an attrac-
tive schedule with many Of the local
schools and several out-of-town iDslit.-.
tions
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
WILL Be BEST EYER
Georgetown Meet to Surpass
Previous Efforts.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY COMING
Manager sieNUIty Making Elaborate
Plans for the Indoor Carnival
March ENTRY Blanks Mailed to
All College TeamS-SfudeRts Will
Handle Programme This Year.

II present plans Of Manager McNulty
do not go amiss, the coming Georgetown
indoor meet. which Is 10 be held In Con
vention Han on the night OF March 5. will
surpass all others hcld under the auspices
OF the old Blue and Cray college.
II is the intention Of the management 70
have the North. East, South, and West
represented here and with this object in
view. every effort is being made to bring
the cream Of college stars 20 Washington,
not only in the individual events. bat TO
arrange the relay races so that they Will
cause the greatest amount OF interest
Entry blanks have been mailed To the
managers Of all Of the leading COLLEGE
teams in the country. and il is expected
that the biggest array of stars ever gath
cred together in an indoor meet here will
De on hand
Word comes from Virginia that Pop
Lanuigan, the veteran trainer, has had
his charges at work on the track for two
weeks, and thar they are fast rounding
into condition. Three members of last
years squad have returned to the school,
and will be available for the relay. Wilt
shire sprang a surprise on his comrades
by walking into the university one day
last week. and he has given the track
team decided boost Virginia would
rather defeat Georgetown's relay than
any other college ot club four IN the
country, and they work with this object
in view throughout the season.
The same condition exists at The Blue
and Gray College. and Trainer Foley Is
losing no time i'm looking over his mate
rial in an eBdeavor 10 put worthy oppo-
nent 20 Virginia on the floor.
The candidates for the Georgetown
track team have not been reporting as
well as Coach Foley hoped. the squad be-
Ing the smallest at this time i'm several
years. II is expected that the manage
ment will issue an extra call for caudi-
dates and that by this time next week az
least fifty viii be trotting around the in
door track
Nothing but light workouts have been
given the Inen. bat next week work VIII
begin ia earnest.
a new feature regarding the meet this
year Is the programme, which is being
handled by the students themselves and
not sold as heretofore. Tom Stuart and
Johnny Lyons are working on the book.
which gives promise OF being attractive
in every particular
Entry blanks for the meet can be OBJ
talned at Whites sporting goods store.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
No. 5-DIsrRIcr HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC STARS.

Ask any Central High boy the
name OF the most popular athlete
in school, and he will unhesitat-
ingly reply. Mike" Macdonald.
captain or this years baseball
nine and quarter back Of last
seasons football eleven. Mike"
whose real name is Malcolm A.
Macdonald, lives at 623 Florida
avenue northeast. lie is nine
teen years old, weighs $50
pounds, and stands five feet ten
inches lie will be graduated
from Central this June, and is
planning to enter Wesleyan Col
lege. MiddletoWn, Conn. In 1906.
Macdonald's first year at Cen
tTal ne won his school letter in
football and baseball, playing
quarter back on the eleven and
third base on the nine. His broth
er. Cy, had paved the way with
big reputation. but Nike won bis
spurs by deserving them. In 1907
he was out Of athletics, and in
1908 played part OF the football
season. Last spring he covered
first base on the nine and most
OF the newspapers gave him all
high school honors. Last FAN he
was chosen captain Of the foot
bail eleven and gave promise OF
a brilliant career. until Il sprain-
ed knee put him hers de combat.
and he was forced TO witness the
high school series from the side
lines Late I'm the fall. at
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
PREPS GET STAR ATHLETE.
Charles Duffy, of New York, Enters
West Side Institution.

The Georgetown Prep School received
a star yesterday, when Charles Duffv
lately of Fordham Prep School registered
Gt the West End institution
Duffy comes with a big reputation as
an athlete, having represented his school
in baseball, track, and basketball For
the short time he was in the basketball
game last night against Gallaudet. he
showed his worth, especially when taking
into consideration that he was PLAYING
on team composed OF men he had never
seen before until that day.
In baseball he plays the outfeld. and
his presence viii strengthen these mo-
FitIons. noticeably since the preps lost
some good men through graduation last
year
On the track, his special. is the dash
end with Golden as his mate. the tracl
squad will be well fortified in this de-
paTtment.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
NORTHMINSTERS ADD ANOTHER
Crack District Basketball Team De-
feats Gaithersburg.

Gaithersburg. Nd. Jan. l5.-The North
minister basketball team OF Washing
ton. defeated Gaithersburg Athletic Club
tonight by the score OF 80 TO 12
In one minute Of play Fumage made
the first basket OF the game Sullivan
counted one on B.schons foul. North
minister then got their team work going,
and the first half ended with the visitors
in the lead-2l 10 g.
The second half was closer, Northmin-
ster making IA to Gaithersburg s.
BischOR and Plummer played best for
Northminster. the former caging the ball
eight times and the latter four.
Sullivan starred for the losers, making
three baskets and one free throw. Line
IN, a,F -44,,,...,--..
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
SPORTING SlDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.
Oh. for the crack Of the bat!

Oh. for the crack Of the bat!
Langford and Flynn in Los Angeles for
ten roUnds-or less.
Now, they tell US that Horace Foge
really was in town. for somebody saw
his name on a hotel register.
According 10 ST. Louis writer's. much
is expected OF Rube Waddeu this sea
son The fact still remains that Connie
Mack seldom let's any live ones set away
from him.
One of the afternoon papers yesterday
suggested Wade Knlfer for second base.
How about jerry Downs, late Of Mime
.apolis?
Pat Dempsey. the Georgetown rowing
coach. says that unless he turns out q
good crew, there will be no races here
this spring. But ne adds: Il think We
will see a little racing before summer
vacation time sets in"
Hal Coffman, Of the Boston Herald.
muses. as follows: An umpire's mid
summer nights dream"-if they would
only put something In those bottles they
throw at us"
In st. Louis they're still yaving about
Bill Abstein, recently discarded by the
Pittsburg team. An alleged Thymester.
who evidently feared the results did he
sign his effort with his full name. con-
tributes the following 10 q Mound City
newspaper, affiXing the initials Il. c. D."
thereto:
Absten makes the inhed stronger.
Thai Is why we're strong for him;
Though y0u caTe for him 10 longer.
And his star yOj tried 10 dim
Distance only lends enchsntment.
When applied 20 Old Tom Jones'
AiSten makes the infeld stronger
Cheap AZ Umptetn hundred bones
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
western to Train at Georgetown.

For the first time in five years the
Western High School track team viii be
permitted to use the indoor running track
and training room OF the Georgetown
University track team to practice on for
the indoor meets this winter. The cour-
tesy was extended TO the Red and White
lads by Manager McNulty Of the Hill
topperS, and it bespeaks much for the
friendly feeling which now exists be-
tween the high school students and
Georgetown. On account Of the small
ness Of the track. the privilege has only
been extended for Wednesday and Sat
urday afternoons.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
PREPS ARE DEFEATED
Gallaudet Team Downs the
Georgetown Quintet.
FINAL SCORE IS SO TO 81
HiIitOPpers 0utweighed, but Pat Up
PIucky Fight and Nose Out Ahead
at the Close of the First Half.
Capt. Brick, Hover, and HJOEIee
Are stars-Dufy shows Class.

The Georgetown Props basketball team
/ received their hardest defeat of the sea-
son when they ran up against the strong
Gallaudet qgint ia Ryan gymnasium last
night. the Kendall Green boys winning
out. 30 10 q Although greatly out
weighed, the embryo collegans put up
a game fight. making their opponents
show all that was in them. Combined with
this disadvantage, the Preps did not dis
play their usual team work. and their
/ accuracy in goal tossing was decidedly
off color.
Murphy opened the scoring by register
ing a point on a foul by Brick. and when
TrumbuH and Loehl followed this with
two goals. the Georgetown rcoters looked
for an easy victory.
Gallaudet then broke into the scoring
column, Norris csging the BAH IN nice
fashion. Heiskeu was good for a goal.
buJ this was Offset q second later when
Hover duplicated the trick
LOehl brought TIE crowd 10 its feet b.
q shot at a difficult angle. The score was
made sdI closer by BjorIee and Hover.
who shot two baskets in quick success
sion. As the half drew to a close the
Preps showed up TO better advantage. and
shots by HeiskelI. Trumbuu, and L9ehI
gave the Hiltoppers narrow advantage
Of three points. the score standing > 10 Z.
Duffy Shows Class.
IN the second half, Duffy, q newcomer.
from Fordham Prep. was substitute for
LoehI The visitors started of with
rush and goals by Bjorlee and Arras put
them in the lead. Duffy gave the Blue
and Gray followers q hope by making
a basket, but Hover and Brick again
put Gallaudet in the lead.
Duffy again demonstrated his prowess,
but three goals by Hover and Brick
widened the gap. Hsiskel made the last
basket for the Preps, and until the end
Of the game, Bj0rlee and Hover disliu-
guished themselves by several accurate
shots. Morris closed the game just be-
fore the whistle with the last goal
For the visitors Capt B.-cE, Hover.
ard Bj1rIee gave q clever exhibition AZ
goal tossing while the playing or Wal
Gron, HeiskelI. and Duffy was If the
highest order
The lineup and summary:
Galas3et Positions. G-rz-tr--r Pres
B.-see e.--.-.....-...-I-tr forward ... L5e.- I.T-
Ncrrls.. ...............-ElEr ralv-rl-.....-- I-l-L
bircS lcaE- I.-.------ center .--..-- rl-- .-rs|
Howe --------.--.---l-i -T-i=z.lI
.-..-.-........--l night E--l-...--....-Nz. z.t-l
Goals from as-d-II5rr a Bi7-le5 Isl. 1-1--s
90. Bl7N 90 A-as I'D. LaeLI E Hassl-
D.Ey %. IrlmluIi, Murphy Goals -lgl t----
Hover. Murphy. Bsf=ree-}r. Jcsle q. O.. Uu-
pire-Nir schHize. q. q. lIme--}i-. Miller. g. y.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
RECOMMENDED BY ELBERFELD
William Kelley, of Garrett Park, to
Play with LynchburE.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. I5.-Wiluam J.
Kelley, Of Garrett Park, Nd, has been
signed by the local basebaH team for a
tryout next spring for an indcld position
Kelley has been signed purely upon the
recommendation Of Kid E.berfeld. who
resided here prior 10 moving to the Dis
trict OF Columbia He SAYS Kelley should
have no trouble making good In this
league
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

The Central Y. NJ. c. \ basketball
quint, of Section a, defeated the South
east branch of the same association last
night by the score Of A. to 81 in the lat
ters gymnasium, before a large crowd.
The winners could not set going until
the second half, when they outclassed
their opponents, who played a rough
game all the way through. The crowd
did not seem to agree with shorty
Hughes decisions, and became very
noisy
The feature Of the game was the team
work and passing of both teams
In the first half Kelliher was hurt. but
resumed playing. and the crowd cheered
him when he did SO
The Southeast Branch thought they had
clnch after the first half was over, but
they found out later that Central had
only started. The Central Branch took
things cool all through the game. and de-
serve lot of credit for their victory.
In the first half Coleman was always
In the limeiight. scoring more times than
any other man on his team and making
four goals. Crown and Kelliher both
fensive work was good. and although
he did not get but one point, he tried
70 gain a victory for his team
Coiley's shooting was another feature
OF the first half He made every goal
on free trials. Walk, Hoppe, and Miller
each played a fine game all making
clean shots. The first half wound up
with the score p to l., in favor of the
Southeast Branch
In the second half the Southeast
Branch was easily outplayed, and if it
had not been for Kellher they might
have been beaten By a larger score.
Kelliher made four goals, while Col
lingsworth was the only other scorer on
the team Allen and Miller were the
real stars Of this half. each making four
baskets. Walk scored twice. while the
two men on the team each made one
goal Aliens playing was the feature
of the winning team. while Kelllher was
the star for the losers