Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
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Grinnel Jan. 1O.-The basketball
trial on Saturday afternoon in the
mems gymnasium here between Lean
der Clark College of Toledo and Iowa
College teams was one sided affair
resulting in a score of 10 to 10 in favor
of Crinnell. The game Which was 10
have begun at . - was delayed an hour
and a half by late trains but fortune
favored the visitors by the delay OF
the north bound train until five o'clock
and good sprinting got them all safely
aboard.
The selection by the juniors and sem
ors of Iowa College of their choice
of candidates for the Rhodes scholar
ship was very largely in favor OF
Ziegler, who is pronounced by those IN
position to judge. one of the strongest
all around leaders the college has had
for many years. The full vote of 13o
members of the two classes was polled.
The good fellowship of the other two
Grinnell candidates made it hard
matter even for their fellow students
TO make a choice.
held in which fifteen contestants ap-
triangular debating team in the spring
the following six We're selected: sum
T ner D. Quarton. II: Everett S. Turner
III; Joseph c. Watson, H. Roscoe APP
plegate. 10; Ben H. Read, 10; and
Jay Wilson, -. with Noel j. Breed
ZIP. for alternate. To the first ore
named was awarded the Hill prize OF
| s15 and to the second one. the second
prize Of $40, and they are made the
leaders of the debating teams.
The Boyer building on Broad street
| formerly used for years as a laundry
but which for the past two months
or more has been undergoing trans
formation to fit it for a harness store
and shop, is now so far complete that
Mr.. Hopkins is moving in his stock
The rear end of the store room is still
to have a brick wall put in if the
weather ever becomes mild enough 81
that men can do the work. The from
of the building has been made UP tt
date and the interior finishing anc
furnishing are not behind the times
Mr.. Hopkins has so far recovered from
his recent illness that he will be abl'
to devote himself to the business a
soon as the stock is placed.
Announcement is made that, in ac
cordance with an agreement recent,
entered into between the Interior Tele
phone Company of this city and tn
Bell Telephone Company connection
will be made soon al the toll office her
with all the toll lines of the Bell com
pany passing thru this city.
The evening programs for the wee
of the corn contest and short cours
beginning Monday, Jan. "a, have a.
been arranged and will be as follow;
barring any accidental Interference
Monday evening, lecture by State Dair
: Inspector Hugh G. Van Pelt. of Water
loo; Tuesday evening, lecture by Pro
fessor E. A. Steiner on the subjec
Farmers of Other Countries;" Wed
; nesday evening, concert by the Grin
nell School of Music; Thursday even
8 ing, some form of religious entertain
4 ment by the united churches of TIL
city; Friday evening, spelling contes
open to the pupils of the public schoo
4 within the range of the corn conte:
4 district The entry committee will be {
Z the armory on Friday and Saturda,
: the 21st and 22d and request all VIII
: possibly can do so to make their er
. tries on those dates and avoid the ii
= evitable rush of Monday if they Shout
= fail to do this.
The meeting appointed for last FIR
. day afternoon in this city of represer
u tatives from Newton, New Sharon ar
2 What Cheer to complete the organ
: cation of the Sixth District Fair ASS
% cia ton was not held because the visi
% ing brethren could not get here on a,
p count of the uncertainty of trains. Al
: other meeting has been called for Wee
nesday of this week when it is hop,
there will be quorum present al
- further details can be arranged. II
object is to merge the interests of Il
fairs at the places named with Girl
y. nell that circuit may be formed tn
70 can afford larger attractions and larg
20 racing purses by booking events f
~ the entire circuit.