Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-30

thirty days Jail sentence in the city
bastile for petty larceny. According
to Mrs. Gilbert's story, which Scott
admitted, he had been taking the gro
DR.. A. B. Johnson Of Clinton, DR.. G. w.
Leffingwell of Muscatine, and Dr.Sarah
S. Brown Of Davenport, read papers and
DR.. G. u. Still Of Kirksville, Mo-. con-
Quoted clinic. Officers were elected
as follows: President, DR.. wv. M. Fur
nish Of Upton; vice president, DIR. Sar-
all S. Brown of Davenport; secretary,
DR.. =. M. Stuart of Clinton; treasurer,
DR.. B. Hitchcock of Keokuk; trustee.
DIR. S. B. Miller of Cedar Rapids. DR..
Still was the speaker at the banquet in
the evening.
Ottumwa.
James Scott, employed as pearl div
Gerry book to the store where Mrs. Gil
bert traded, purchased ham and bacon
and in turn sold the provisions to
tramps who make their headquarters
on the bottoms. Mrs. Gilbert stat
ed that she had learned Of his petty
thievery and had told him that he
could work it out and pay for the arti-
cles which he had stolen. Scott prom
Used to do that but, according to Mrs.
Gilbert's story, instead he started to
stealing ham and eggs from the kitch-
en- and selling them to other parties.
Scott admitted the last statement to
Mrs. Gilbert and she caused his arrest.
Ames. ,ss37
Stockmen have long been Of the
opinion that a ration of mange% or
sugar beets in some way causes kidney
or bladder stones when fed for any
of 10 c,o liz
this subject the iowa experiment sta
ton has been carrying on some expert
ments in feeding mangels and sugar
beets to rams. The results Of these ex-
periments show conciusively that such
feelings are attended with considerable
danger, and are almost sure to prove
fatal il continued for any considerable
period of time. For short fattening
periods there is no particular danger
and the roots make a valuable addition
to the ration.
Des Moines.
Harry Stabler and Wallace Glenn ents,
aged Is years, were going to run away
last night. The plans were all perfect
ed. Wallace had $12 and Harry had
$3.50, and they determined to strike out
for themselves and match their wits
with the world. Instead Wallace rurneu
special officer. arrested his friend and
took him before Probation Officer
Charles Young, who disillusioned the
boys and sent them back to their
homes The trouble started, as much
trouble starts, with lie. Harry's
mother gave him 40 cents with which
to buy some meat. Harry spent 20
cents for the meat put the remaining
TO f,, aud told his
mother he had spent the entire sum.
Harry denied emphatically that he had
taken the money and the dispute which
followed led to his decision to run
away.
Ames.
H. L. Griffin has located at Ames
and will supervise, the construction OF
the new gas plant. 1t is the intention
OF the company to get to work soon so
that the streets will be ready for paw
ing early. Gas will be in the mains
ready for use by July /. Work Of con-
struction on the new plant has begun
and it is expected that the works will
be ready for operation within a
month. The American Construction
Company Of Newton has the contract
for the complete works, including
twelve miles of mains. The plant in
stalled will be what is known as the
Tenney process carburated water gas.
The Ames Gas Company has been in
corporated with an authorized capital
stock Of $4,000. The officers of the
company are C. L. Tenney OF Des
Moines, president; John Boyle Of Vim
ton, Iowa, vice president; H L. Grif-
fin Of Rochelle, ILL.,, III. L. Griffin of
Rochelle and c. l. Tenney of Des
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