Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-09-17
Southern Io1ua Items

statement to the national commission
that Murphy promised to send the best
team he could muster and instead
palmed off two "phoneys" who gave
such a miserable exhibition Of the
game that even the 10 to l score piled
up against the Cubs did not satisfy.
Newton.
Company l.. Fifty-four Iowa. of
Newton, has been mustered out and tine
members have been given honorable
discharges because no suitable place
for armory could be secured. 1t is
believed that Keokuk will get the COM
pany which was organized in 1885 This
is the first time since the civil war that
Jasper county has been without mill
tia. Efforts to secure an armory have
been made for several months
New Sharon.
L. L. Roa h has sold his restaurant
to j. William Durbin, of keokuk who
is here with his wife and took possess
sion of his newly-acquired property at
once. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach will remain
for couple of weeks to assist Mr.
Durbin with the business, and, altho
they are not fully decided as to their
plans for the future. they are contem-
plating locating in Washington state.
A change is also to be made in the
ownership of the New Sharon Drug
Company, Z. ]. Nordgren selling out in
order to devote his entire time to the
automobile business. NJ F. Van Corp
will also sell his interest in the New
Sharon Auto Company, having been
associated with Mr.. Nordgren in that
business.
NJ. EHo:,ee
c. b. Wright, the insurance adjust
er who is said to have run
down Mrs. j. l.. Purinton in
this city with an automobile which
caused her death, has left the city. He
is at large under bonds Of $4,000. which
were furnished when he was arraigned
on a charge Of assault with intent to
commit manslaughter. Friends of
Wright say his mind is being affected
by the tragedy. He has been unable
TO talk nationally Of the accident.
Once he said the picture of the victim
as she fell beneath the wheels of his
| machine. shriekng in terrible pain, was
| more than he could bear. The charge
| against Wright may be changed to
| that of manslaughter, according to the
police. His friends maintain that he
will become insane if not allowed to
TeItdll quiet II Is DelleSe0 ne is now
in a private sanatorium at Kansas City.
! Dee Moines.
Police Sergeants Newell and George
DeVore the other night raided the "Mou-
lin Rouge" burlesque show at the Audi
torium and arrested Frank Dobson and
VioIe Dusette. who dances the Apache
dance In which Violet immitates Mime
Polaire. The imitation was so good
that Immediately after the dance. the
police officers went behind the scenes
and made the arrest. Nine Dusette,
as she was billed. burst into tears
Debson treated the affair as a joke.
Manager Hellwick Of the Auditorium
cluded 1t is the same dance which
said 81 compelled them to cut out ali
the Objectionable features which Chief
Yeager requested. but did not sup
pose that the Apache dance was In
GUIDED 1t it the same dance which
| was staged last week at the Auditor
ium in 1.-The Flirting Princess" and
was also put on early In the season al
Ingersoll park. Why. was requested
by the secretary OF the Press club &c
allow the dance to be produced pri-
yately before the members