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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29
HAMoR sHockLEY, GRlNNELL
OATS THIEF, KILLED BY
YOUNG MoREAU MORRIS.
COULD NOT SEE MAN,
FIRED TO BRIGHTEN HIM
Morris and His Father Did Not Know
shockIey Had Been Hit Until Morn
ins-FamiIy Highly Esteemed and
Probable That No Criminal Action
Will Enthusiastically Funeral.
Special to Times-Re publican.

Special to Times publican.
Grinnen, July 29.-Further particu-
lars of the tragedy at the George Nor
ris farm late Wednesday night. when
Hamor SShockley was shot and killed
while in the act of stealing oats from
a granary, develops the fact that
Moreau Morris, aged 10, fired the fatal
shot and that the killing was not de-
liberate- The Morrises did not know
the shot had found human mark un-
til yesterday morning. when Shockley's
body was found where he had fallen.
The shooting occurred between 10: 80
and II O'Clock. Some neighbors had
been spending the evening at the Nor
ris home and Mr.. George Morris, the
father, went out to the road with them
as they started for home at 1890. AZ
ter bidding them goodnight he went
to the granary, some $50 feet west of
the house, to lock It for the night and
up and standing on the ground outside.
Locking the granary and returning to
the house he asked his son if he had
SACKED the grain. Upon learning that
he had not he suggested that the
young man take the shot gun and they
would go out and see if some one was
stealing grain.
Saw No One; Fired.
Not seeing any one but being con-
WINGED that some one was there the
father suggested to the young man
that he fire the gun in the direction
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oTToSEN MAY CONTEST.
Defeated Candidate For Railroad Com
missioner Not Satisfied.

Special 70 Tiues-R Republican.
Webster City. July &c. Ot,osen OF
Ottosen. who was q candidate in the
June republican primary for railroad
commissioner, has been spending sew
eral days in Webster City II seems
evident that Mr.. Cstosen is giving SER
lous consideration 70 the matter o.
contestirg in the state convention the
nomination q Clifford Tho-ne. While
here Mr.. OtIosen Interviewed the lead
ing members OF The Hamilton county
delegation TO the state convention. At
the primary he carried this county
above all the other candidates
Neither Ottosen nor his friends here
have anything 10 say publicly on
the matter but Il is well understood
that his visit here was 10 sound the
local delegation 70 find ont whether Or
not they would support him in the
state convention. There were Two COM
nissionars TO be elected ans certificates
Of nomination have already been Is
sued 70 Col David Palmer and Clifford
Thcrne Ot1osen's ground for contest.
Tho-ne Ottosea's ground for contest.
should he make any, IS that. While
Tho-na got a larger vote than he, both
he and Thorne had above IS per cent
Of The vote cast-the per cent required
under the primary law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29

Of the sacks he had seen, with the
added injunction to Fire low Shock
ley must have been STOPPING over at
the time and received the full charge
In the right side. shot being found from
just above the knee to the breast and
In both arms. The gun was double
berrelled one loaded with ordinary bird
shot, one or two of which penetrated
the heart and caused instant death.
A flash of lightning revealed the horse
hitched by the road west Of the gran
airy and about 200 feet from the house.
A second shot was fired in the direction
Of the team and in the morning 1t was
discovered that one or more Of the shot
had struck the horse in the neck.
Thinking that they had done enough
to brighten away the thief or thieves
and that they heard the team and We
hicle going down the road the Morrises
returned to the house and 1t was not
until they went out to do the chores on
Thursday morning that they learned
the effect Of their shots and found the
body of Shockley. The horse and wagon
We're then standing by the roadside,
the horse hitched to the fence. Some
sacks of oats We're in the wagon and
others on the ground beside 1t.
Will Not 30 Prosecuted.
O. F. Parish, Of Grinnell, the county
coroner, was then called and, when he
arrived he impaneled jury consisting
of Charles Gregory, A. G. Walker and I.
A. Bean. Their verdict has not been
made public. County Attorney II. e.
Boyd of Malcolm was SUNNI oned by the
coroner and he came up in the after
noon but no formal steps have been
taken, the general opinion seeming to
be that the affair." tho greatly to be re-
GREETED in its outcome, is not one de-
handing legal prosecution.
The Morrises are residents Of long
standing in the county and are held in
the highest estimation by all who know
them.
Shockley has lived in Montezuma
and in the vicinity of Grinnell for the
past thirty years or m ore. The funeral
took place at the home at $3.50 this
afternoon, Miss Butler, pastor OF the
Friends church. having charge Of the
services The body was inferred In
Hazelwood cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29
GETS MUSICAL PRODIGY,
S. U. J. School Of Music Secure.
Gustave SchoettJe as Director

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, July 2S.-Gustav -Scho-
ettle, director Of the Schubert Club, of
Kansas City, No, has been elected by
the board OF education as director of
the S. L. l. school Of music, and wired
his acceptance. He Is a musical prod
ICY and has appeared in high-class
concerts in his native land-Germany-
when Child Of 6. He will also be the
head of the department OF piano forte
He is 35 years old, and is cIassed IS
one OF Americas foremost younger
musicians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29
WOMAN VICTIM OF HEAT.
Mrs. Ed Young Of Logan Frustrated
and Injured by Heat.
Special TO Times-I

Special 10 Iimes-RepubIican-
Logan, July 29--Mrs. Ed Young was
50 overcome By the intense heat here
Wednesday afternoon that she tainted
away several times and was painfully
injured about the head, when she fell,
and remained unconscious for some
time.
Altho out Of probable danger and
resting reasonably well at present, yet
it will be some days before she fully
RECEIVERS from the effect Of both heat
and the injuries sustained in the fall
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-29
Midsummer S. Y. |. Commencement.

Midsum mer s. .. 7. commencement.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City. July 29.-The annual
midsummer commencement OF the Uni
versity of Iowa was held here this
morning. Degrees were conferred up
on fifteen candidates The address was
delivered by Rev. DR. Richard c.
Hughes, of Philadelphia.
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will all have regard TO the purchase
Of property within jurisdiction
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
TALENT SUFFERS
DISASTROUS DAY
FavOrffeS BOWIed Over by Long
Shots in Every Race i'm
Card of UPSefS

Outsiders had an inning at Emery
Vile yesterday all the favorites going
down to defeat Few of the winners
received much support.
The longest priced winner of the
afternoon was Mossback, who took the
last race at ODDS of 20 to 1. Wood
lander was a heavily played favorite
for the race. being played from to L
to 1s to TO- Taylor got away in front
with Mossback and he made every
post winning one. romping home in
front of woodlander, while third
money went to Combury-
Arthur Rouse was the most fancied
for the opening event, at six furlongs-
Coburn went to the front with Can
tenn and he was never headed. winning
from Miss Roberts and Doweress. Ar
thur Rouse was close fourth.
Swagerlator. the favorite. led prac-
tically all the way in the second. but
Cotton took a chance and got through
next the rail with Arthur Hyman.
landing his mount first by a narrow
margin. Sir Barry, weakly handled by
Taylor. was third.
After Sainest quit in the third Annie
McGee assumed command and won
easily from Salvage and Csramercy.
Financier was an s to favOrite in
the fourth at a mile and 20 yards
Mentry sent him TO the front before
the three furlong pole was reached and
he looked like a winner, but hung the
final furlong and Aks-Ar-Ben passed
him easily, winning by over two
lengths. Ben stone, the early pace
maker, was third.
Milpitas was the first choice in the
fifth. with Father Stafford next in de-
mand. Siscus proved the winner while
Minnedocia beat Father stafford for
the place. After setting the pace Mil
pitas stopped.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
WIN OR LOSE, JEFF
Will TOUR WORLD
Retired Heavy Weight Cham
piOH Booked for Years Show
by KiaW & ErIanger
Especial Dispatch 10 The CallJ

NEW YORK. May 16.-James ]. JEFF
fries has been booked through Klaw &
Erlanger for trip around the world
after the fight, whether he wins or
loses. He will be under the manage
ment of Fl. III. Frazee. He opens at
Cork. Ireland. on October 1. where he
will play one night Then he will show
in Limerick. Dublin and Belfast. Jump
ing to Scotland, after which he will do
the provinces, showing six nights In
London
The continent will be covered from
Calais to st. Petersburg. He will leave
Europe about December "A and jump
to Cape Town. After showing there
and in Johannesburg there will be a
weeks hunting on the veldt. Then off
to Australia. Kangaroo hunting and
shark fishing will be part of the pro-
gram there.
About a dozen performances will be
given in New Zealand and Queensland
and the next break will be at the Phil
ippines. then off to East India. There
Jim will hunt the tiger and the ele-
phant. After that China and Japan
He is booked to arrive at San Fran
cisco on July II next year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
-FOUR POUNDS OFF
JEFFS HUGE HULK
Big Fighter Perspires Freely as
Result of Strenuous Norm
ing i'm HandbaH Court

BEN LOMOND, May 16.-This was
one of the warmest days experienced
in the Jeffries training camp. AS a
result the former champion confined his
work to the morning and devoted the
afternoon to fishing in company with
Harry Green.
Jeffries perspired very freely and
took off something like four pounds as
the result of his work.
Il worked hard enough in the hand
ball court this morning to entitle me
to vacation this afternoon" Jaffries
explained, just before his fishing trip.
In this hot weather / perspire alto
gether too freely. | need plenty of
weight on which to work and I'd never
have 1t if l went back to the job this
afternoon"
Jeffries and his fishing partner did
not return to camp until late.
BEN LOMOND, May 16-When word
was received at the Jeffries training &
camp that Tex Rickard had been
chosen to act as referee of the heavy
weight championship fight at Emery
vile Jeffries said
II the report that Rickard has been
chosen as the third man is true, that
suits me. All l want to see is some
good, square fellow, who knows some
thing about the game, in charge of
affairs. I know that Rickard will
give me an even break, and that is all
l have ever asked. ] am glad that the
matter has been settled so quickly"
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Louisville Results

First race, six furlongs--Snap, straight $2s. So
won; Billy Bodemer. place SIS, second Toison
dor. show $3.50, third. Time. lib Is.
Second race. one mile and 20 yards-Brevite,
straight $500 won; Elzabethan, place $3.50,
second Rowland Otis, show, 81. 20. third. Time,
1912 %.
Third race. four furlongs -Delcassy. straight
$3.50, won; Permelia, place So. 20. second Molly
Mog. show S3, third. Time, AT 40.
longs-Mettie Bocaud. straight $43 10. won; Win
tergreen. place 81. second; Ocean Queen, show
SO 20. third Time, :05 2-5.
Fifth race half mile--DeIanye. straight s22
Won: Louis Katz, place 81. second; Fenrir show
$500. third. Time, Al 20
Sixth race, selling, purse, one mile and 20
yards-Macas, straight s.. TO- won; Heine, place
Sill second: Robin Gray, show $500, third.
Time. Al Is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Belmont Results
BELMONT PARK. May Results;

BELMONT PARK. May 16-ResuIts:
First race. four and naif furIorgS. straight
NauShen. 10 1. won; Frank NIulleus & to :.
second; Lochiel, IL TO .. third. Time, -
Second race. mile-C -Cantlleber-v. J to a. won. :.
Oghwaga. 80 to :. second; Ashwen. 10 h l.
third Time. 1:42
Third race, four furlongs. straight Onaeer. II
TO 10, won; Danger Mark, 3 to I, second: Judge
Monck. to I. third lime. II
Fourth race the New Rochelle Landicap six
furlongs-tsrasmere. 4 to I, won: Prince Gal. to
?, second; Beau Coup. to l., third. Time 1:12
Fifth race, the New YORK steepIechasp. abont
two and quarter milas-Asent, o 20 10 won:
Thstledale. to I, seconI; Rose Fenton To i
third. Time, 4::I5.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth Uiiles-Bet ke-
ley. to 2. won: Bonnie KelSO, IL TO TO- second.
lmitator, % to 1. third Time 1:fT
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Fighters Finish
TRAINING TODAY
Bill Papke Still Rules Strong
2 TO / Choice Over
Joe Thomas

Billy Papke, the Illinois Thunderbolt,
and Joe Thomas. the rejuvenated Cali
fornia middle weight, are putting the
finishing touches on their condition. and
Thursday night promises to find the
rival fighters in shape to make a hurri-
cane mill of it when they meet at
Dreamland in a 30 round contest Each
has had about three weeks of good,
hard training and each looks fit and
ready to go the route. AS it is to be a
catchweight meeting. neither has ex-
perienced any difficulty as to poundage.
Papke cut his boxing down to four
rounds yesterday afternoon. He used
Frank Jeffries. the big middle weight
from the corn belt, as his sparring
partner The Thunderbolt showed
plenty of speed and was active in
blocking and wrestling Jeffries all over
the ring He will do his final boxing
this afternoon and indulge in light ex-
ercise tomorrow and Thursday.
Thomas also went four rounds with
Joe McGurn. Thomas certainly is much
faster than he was when he made his
last stand against Stanley Ketchel in
this city nearly two years ago. Appar-
emily he is punching as hard as he ever
did. but nobody can get a correct line
on this till they see him in action. He
must give practical demonstration.
The betting is still to 1 on the Illi-
nois Thunderbolt. Several of Thomas
friends have made up fat pool and
played, the short end. However, there
is still lot of Papke money in sight
and there is no telling but that the
wagering will fall back to 10 to or
10 to by the time the men enter the
ringf 1t is still even money on Is
rounds and the play has been quite
brisk there. Thomas friends are plung-
ing strong on Joe to go Is rounds,
while Papkes friends are equally GER
tain that he will 1atten the Californian
before the bell sounds for the sixteenth.
The sale of seats will open this morn
ing at Gunsts, 500 Market street, and
Tom Corbett's, 271 Stevenson and 1917
L "a.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
frankie Burns Wins
Another Victory
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK, May 16.-F'rankie Burns,
the great western lightweight, deei-
sively defeated frankie Madden, the
hardest hitting lightweight in the east,
before a tremendous crowd at the
Olympic athletic club tonight, Burns
carried the fight to his sturdier oppo-
nent in every round, and in the fifth,
seventh, ninth and tenth rounds fioored
Madden with solid rights to the jaw.
Burns made himself the greatest card
in the east by his performance tonight.
Immediately after the bout Jack Per-
kins, who is managing Burns, was
flooded with offers for his services.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
DR.. ROLLER NEARLY
TAKES THE Count
Polish Wrestler Puts Seattle
Mans Arm Out of Commits
sion i'm Finish Affair

BUFFALO May 16-s. zbyszcko, the
Polish wrestler, tonight defeated Doctor
Roller of attle in a finish match
Rollers left shoulder was badly
wrenched when the Pole slammed him
to the mat for the first fall
1t was announced that Doctor Roller
was returning to the ring for the sec
ond bout against the advice of his
seconds. and when he reappeared it
was seen that his left arm hung help
less by his side Zbyszcko quickly got
behind his man and when he began
working upon the injured arm Doctor
Rollers seconds threw UP the sponge
The time for the first fall was 1905 40
and for the second 1:4O.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
FAsT TENNIs PLAYED

NEW YORK, May 16.-Rapid prog
ress marked the second day of the cup
tournament under the direction of the
United States national lawn tennis as
sociation on the courts of the Harlem
tennis club today. The field of SO was
reduced to Is. Among those eliminated
was the Californian, Carleton r. Gard
ner, who sprained his ankle Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
TO COOK FOR BIG SMOKE

PITTSBURG, May 16.-Jack Johnson
has sent to Pittsburg for his old friend.
Frank Sutton. a colored hotel owner,
to go to California and there take
charge of all food and drink which will
be consumed by him until the time
he steps into the ring July 4. Sutton
expects to leave Pittsburg tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
MORAN-coNLEY BoUT OFF
ISpcoial Dispatch to The CAN

LOS ANGELES. May ls.-After a
conference lasting all day, frankie
Conley and Owen Moran, through their
managers, were unable to agree upon
weight conditions for their proposed 10
round newspaper decision contest for
May p and Manager McCarey called off
all negotiations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

NEW YORK, May 16.-Jack Tower.
the mechanician who was seriously in
Jured at the Brighton beach "a hour
automobile race early Saturday morn
ing, will probably recover,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
GARY WINS DECISION

KANSAS CITY, May 16.-Tommy
Gary of Chicago won a decision in 10
rounds of fighting against Tommy
Bresnahan of Omaha here tonight
They weighed 124 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
RICHARD REFEREE
IN NAME ONLY?
Principals Agree and Promoter Accepts
After Stormy Session
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

By WILLIAM J. SLATTERY
<HEY lomshel right the middle
yesterday
the Jobnsoenes battle Apparently was done in all seriousness
fact that he has never refereed fight all his life Rckd replied that he
this supposedly the
thought
to
another man to suit them will step down and out was Richards first official
friends stunned
had accepted the honor firmly believed that RicFsrd would @ haVs
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time @ % % % ap @ bn as sat O5Rg 5 his temper all the
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RicEad myself will @ pe called upon S
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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

at 3:5S. Mossback. s place, 4 show:
Winner b. e. by RubieOn-La Salinas
Next two driving. High price
good weight packer He has worked
& In gallop. Woodlander made up
Hancock made a fair showing. Am
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

in andcap is ndIatedn
On hundred hyfr Weather
J.
6677 FIRST RACE-slx 3
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
RACE VICTIM WILL RECOVER

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

'me-:24 2-5. 40. ia 2-5 At post IL min
Woodlander, So place 1-3 show; Combury.
Trained by w. c.. Scott. Start good. Wo
Woodlander 81. Ampedo 6, Biased 6. Moss
well. got off well and set the pace all the W
ground resolutely. Combury ran to form.
pedo and Biased squeezed out at start
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

1ime- IA, :4s 3-5, ZOO 80. 1:1O %.
81 show; Salvage. 5-2 place, l she
California. Trained by d. Henry.
erly High price-Gramercy 1875,
on the outside turning for home, c
held her field safe easily in the
cut off after passing half pole,
best. Sainest quit. Burning Bush
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
THE CALLS FORECAST
TRACK FAST.

| half furlongs;