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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Newburs News.
Timex-Republican.

Special to Times Repuol1can.
Newburg. March 1s.-W T. Richard
son and son went to Laurel with their
moving outfit to move a house for Or
VILE Doane, who Will build a new one
this summer and had TO get the old
one out of the way.
The stock yards here were set on fire
by q spark from q passing train. which
set the grass by the yards ablaze and
run to the sheds which contained some
hogs. However no serious damage WAS
done as a number OF men soon had Il
under control by carrying water IN
buckets and extinguishiEg IT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Foreman and two
children, Of Sioux Rapids. came down
to Visit thesr folks. the Foreman and
Sheppy families, for several weeks.
Albert Byeriy. who IL working Tor
the Farmers Elevator Company, met
with an accident which almost cost
him his Life. He went down into the
elevator pit TO put on some belts and
in some way his clothes were caught in
the machinery and part OF his clothing
torn of and IL it had not been for hiz
presence Of mind and a weak link in
a chain he would have been whirled to
death. but he caught hold OF a scant-
ling and pulled with all his strength
and the chain breaking. he pulled him
self loose. There was q young man
killed IN the sane elevator some years
ago by being caught In the machinery
in similar manner and wharled around
In the machinery as he was not able "a
extricate himself.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

ments and DESIGNATIONS we're In keeping
with Ct. Patf1ck's Day.
L. o. Rue, Of Minneapolis. = visiting
friends here, this week.
Rev. d. w. Biyakely went TO Charles
City Monday to attend the Charles CITY
ministers meeting and attend the SER
vices connected with the dedication Of
the new Congregational church. The
next meeting win be the drst NJ onday
in May.
Mr.. ana Mrs. N. J. Weller went to
Clear Lake Saturday for visit with
friends.
Neva Grove. Of Rockford. 10 at home
for q three weeks vacation.
The three cases Of typhoid fever in
Nora Springs have passed the crisis
and the patients are doing nicely.
Mr.. Arthur Pickford returned SAT-
urday from a delightful visit OF about
two weeks in Des Moines. On their trip
Mr. and Mrs Pickford visited the State
Agricultural College at Ames and Iowa
College. Grinnell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
SUSPECTED AssAtLANT CAUGHT
Man Accvsed os n.,a'y Assault. Ar.
neeAAd IL M.t,...,.I1ee

Man acc:sed o. pe75v essaG!s ar
rested in Ni'w-ukee.
Burlington Marc. 1s-Scr,a cl-ver
detective work res,-l-e7 his afternoon
in tire arrest at Milwaukee Of VIII
Peters ard Miss pe--;.a Jones TIE for
ne- hefne suspected Of attempting TO
-1r-5er Charles Baldwin n the De'sno
hotel here TUESDAY TIE wor.an is
SUSPECTED Of being ar accessory after
TIE fact
Baldwin was found Wing n oool OF
blood having been beaten over the head
with long iron bot His pockets had
been r.Hed He was known TO have
more than 500 on his person before
the crime was committed. The sud
den disappearance OF Peters and the
Jones woman the. a.te-noon following
the assault turned suspicion on them.
Peters was fellow workman Of Bald
win and Miss zones was Peters COM
pan,on.
The local police at once began to
track the woman. knowing that thru
her they could get Peters. She went
to Rock Island ana from there TO Chi
cseo which place she left this after
noon for Milwaukee where she was
set by Peters. ~ they were securing
the woman's trunk the officers arrested
then, and VIII bring them back to Bur
Enstcn as soon as sreQuisition papers
ca be secured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
ORATORS AT CLARION.
Northeast Iowa Deeiamatory Cont


Northeast Iowa DeeIamatory CONTEST
Held Friday Night.
Clarion March 1s.-In the northeast
Iowa declamato contest here last
night the following were winners:
Orato-ical class-Clarence Townsend
Of Belrnond. first; CARLYLE Williamson.
OF Grundy Center, second.
Dramatic class-O-pha Webster. OF
Eagle Grove. ars.: Carmelia Hamilton.
of Mason City, second.
Hum ocous class-vera Taylor, OF
RAnbeck. first: Lenore Krogf. OF
Northwood. second
r.e.e e4y vii, enter the contest at
Elkader next Friday.
The judges were: Superintendent r.
A. WEIGH, OF Humboldt; President ]. p.
Peterson. Of Humboldt College; Presi-
dent J. F. Monk, Of Tobin College al
Fort Dodge.
Clarion citizens were greatly disap-
pointed because their star contestant
Margaret Young, was Ill. The local
high school gave . reception and sup
per to the 100 visiting students.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
WHISKY SMUGGLING.
Mason City Officers Have Difficulty in
Catching law.8roskers,

Special 70 Times Republican.
Mason City. March 1s.-The diff
Guilty Of Kidding the. city Of bootlegging
Is very plainly shown BY the existing
conditions in this city. Officers are
continually on the lookout on Ill night
trains from the forth and any one
carrying a valise that indicates there
IL something wrong 10 usually asked u
show up. Thursday night two men
came in from the north carrying two
heavy va1ses. AZ soon - they stepped
CT the train an officer spotted them
but instead Of them waiting until the
officer reached them they dropped their
valises to the pavement and lit out
and were soon out Of sight. Each va
lise was filled with WHISKY jugs in all
ten gallons. In letting their grips fall
three OF the two-gallon jugs were
broken and six gallons Of whisky went
to waste -Four gallons were secured.
Another very common way of
smuggling in whtsky II 70 pack II in
trunks. and !, IL a rather difficult mat
ter 70 get It when II comes in this form
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Notice Of Application to Sell Real


In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Marshall county. March term. 1911
In the matter Of the estate Of Sarah
r. Lucas, deceased. In probate. No.
s111.
To Mary L. Johnson. Clara Hughes,
Mary Z. Jacknans, Addison NJ Fry,
Flora Lucas, Harry V. Speers, Bessie
e. Speers. Bessie E. Speers Dodson.
Isaac c. Speers. John Walker. Clara
e. Walker, Morton speers, Henry V
speers, Emma NJ Speers: D. T. Dem
mead. trustee: Charles r. Speers,
Marshall Cemetery Association. trus-
tees Of the First Baptist church Of
Marshalltown. Iowa. American Bap-
fist Missionary Union. Baptist Home
Mission Charles r. Speers, trustee.
lrAac c. speers. trustee. and all other
Interested parties in said estate.
You, and each OF you. are hereby
notified that there is now on file n
the office OF the clerk OF the district
court OF Iowa. in and for Marshall
county. the petition OF D. T. Denmead
ard Charles r. speers. the executors
OF said estate, asking that they he au-
thorized 10 sell 30 much OF the real
estate owned by said decedent as may
be necessary for the payment Of debts
and charges against .aid estate.
You are further notified that BY or.
der az Honorable c. 3 Bradshaw. one
q the Judges Of said court. the learins
~ ea3d petition has been set for ID
es>e.<as ~ ~ the "a dav Of Arr.I
1D11, at the court houee IN Marshall
csunty, STATE q Iewa, At which TIM
Ano place you can appear ana s4sox
Gonpe n any there b. why such author.
~ aADas2A not be granted.
D. z. DEN1EEAD,
G. II. 0RWgR0,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
rraer News Notes.
, Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer, March 1s.-John Keith and
brother. Lynn. have rented Wallace
Gaston's half section of land near Ro-
leau, Canada. and will put it icto fax
vhis year They expect to leave on
Monday. Mrs Keith will remain In
Trasr.
Mr. ard Mrs Ernest Blocker went
to Davenport. where Mrs. Blocker sub
r7.tted to a operation for go,ter with
which she mas been afflicted for sew
eral wears Reports from her bed ids
are encouraging.
John Cusnmin IS had his right leg
broken ABOVE the knee by a kick from
a COW.
Lucien Barbour has bcen forced to
give up mis- work in the bank at Plain
view, Neb., On account OF Ill health.
He will try a change Of climate.
Frel Lately VIII leave for Sutherlin,
G-e.. in few Gays to remain thru the
summer IL Tot permanently He owns
an orchard tract near Sutherlin and
also has an interest in bank near
there
Air. and Mrs James Dins dale went
20 Rochester. MINI. II consult physi-
clans in regard 10 tie later's health.
She has an unnatural growth on one
SIDE.
H S. Loveland ard family Left Tues
day via 81. Paul for the Pacific coast
where they expect to make their home.
They will visit various parts in Oregon
and California before deciding on a
place Of residence.
Harry Monery failed 20 present him
self for eria! at Toledo as agreed.
neve-th eless he was found guilty of
procuring LIQUOR for another and fined
800 Mowery vas urder bond until
be appeared fcr trial at the last term
OF court but as his case could not be
reached at the last term his bond be-
came null and void He seems to have
taken advantage of the mistake or
oversight Of the ex-county attorney.
who failed to provide that a new bond
re furnished and 50 did not appear
for trial. AS long as Mowe-y remains
outside The state he can not be reached
end viii escape penalty.
Glen S!lortess is III Of typhoid fever.
AS result OF fall thru a cellar
door Mrs. Jurgen Corht is laid up with
a broken ankle.
Mrs. Frank Josefek was called to
Cedar Rapids on Thursday by the ses4-
Gus illness Of her aged father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
ANrI.cnIcKEN THIEF SOCIETY.

Mitchell County Organizes New Asss.
citation to Protect elocks.
Special to Times Republican.
Usage, March 1S.-An anti-chickeh
thief association is one Of the new Or
eanixations for this county. 1t 10 10
be an annex OF the anti-horse tniet
association which has existed for the
past thirty-eight years and during ina.
time but one horse has been stolen ana
that thief got a long lesson in the peni-
Tertiary. 1t costs one dollar to become
a member Of the chicken association
and all the benefits will acrue II chick
ems are stolen. The officers elected
are: President. 3. Leighton; vice pres
ident, Charles sweeney: secretary. w.
Decker: treasurer. Charles sweeney
directors. ]. r, Byrnes and Ed Reyn-
ODDS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
DISTRIBUTIONS. IOWA. MARCH 1911

q tAs vote for county rsooedsr. J. n
Hayes, democrat, and 1re1 c. CHAM
baro, republican, were at flfst 1opost-
Cd - having the same number q
votes. After the recount. Chambsrs
was announced the winner by etshty-
nine votes. In the Second ward . as
crepancy was found Of fifty-nine votes
The representatives OF the parties
to the contest Afterwards filed 9 ped
ton asking that the expense OF the
recount be borne by the county and
their ,,etit;on was turned down.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

whitney bill 70 provide that In tn
lager counties q the state the county
board might change the mstisoA Of
feeding prisoners In the county Jail and
handle the matter by contract. The
argument in defense OF the sheriffs Wa
that under the contract system the
board would be disposed to skimp mat
ters very much and to do an injustice
to the poor prisoners, and that there
might easily be much conflict between
the sherihs and other officers.
The senate passed a bill by Senator
Legei which will permit the voting OF
tax aid for interurbans in Iowa with
out the necessity OF having shares Of
stock issued to the taxpayers. It was
first proposed to make this apply to
all railroads. The real purpose Is to
give greater opportunity for the pro-
moters Of the line at Charles City to
get help from the communities.
Senator Van Laws bill in regard to
state aid for county and district fairs
was passed by the senate. 1t raises the
maximum amount for any one fair to
$500, the paving basis being 80 per cent
Of the premiums paid.
The senate was unanimous. in pass
ing a private bill to pay the widow OF
the late Col. Samuel 4. Moore, OF Davis
county. s16.22 on account of his mill
tary service a. the time of the raising
~ company in southern Iowa on the
outbreak OF the war. Colonel Moore
served in the legislature several ses-
si,ns and his last labor was shat of
sergean.-at-arrns Of the house. AS
the bill provides for interest the widow
will ga. nearly 500.
The senate passed bill 10 appropri-
ate 81 600 for building a dam at the
Quite: O. a lake In Dickinson county
This is really appropriation. for
The same sum was given two years ago
bat i. was found that the place desig-
mated was not the right one for the
dam. and now il is appropriated again
for building at another place.
The senate passed a house bin 70 add
Norway and Carolina poplars 20 the
list OF trees recognized as forest trees
for planting on forest preserves In
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
erinnell pefeat. Drake.

Grinnen, March 1s.-Iowa college de-
haters on their home floor last night
defeated ,he Drake debating team OF
Dies Moines by a two TO one decision
The local team upheld the affirmative
side OF the question, "Resolved, That
reciprocity between the United states
and Canada on home products should
be established"
The Drake team was composed OK
Thomas Waters. James Wilson and
Carl Neinan The Iowa college team
was composed Of Hari Eslick. Pau!
Barrett. and William Boyer.
The judges were Hon. Warren Garst.
Of Coon Rapids; Hon. D. F. Coyle. OF
Humboldt. and Hon. ]. L. Carney, OF
iarshatItoWn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
FRAUD CHARGED IN ELECTION.
ksekuk Residents subpesnasd esfor,
Grand Jury.

ksokuk Residsnts subpoenaod Before
Grand jury.
keokuk, March 1S-Irregularfties
and discrepancies at the Second and
Sixth ward polls in Keoikuk at the No.
vember election have caused the issu-
ence Of number Of grand Jury SUBJ
poenas, and probe, which may pro-
vide sensation 10 said TO b on to-
day.
Tho witnesses who are thought to
have appeared before the Srazd Jury
today are from Fort Madison and II
II believed subposnas Will % issued
for Keoaeuk people later IN the week
Following the recount q votes in
Fort Madison after q CONTEST In the
recordership had been made. the board
Of contest. consisting Of George A
BrinAsnan, then q supervisor. Joseph
r. Frailey and Fred b. Kent, went on
record by . resolution, aslElng that "a
Investigation DO made By De g5and
jury and that the county attorney
place the matter before that body.
The vote in the second w1So herr
II one that caused no little comment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
AmEs WINS DEBATE
Defeats Drake and crinreN Will. Grin
nell Wins Over Drake in Triangular
Forensic Contest.

pez Mines. March ls.-.anes debat-
e-s WI in t:2ei- contest with Drake
uaivs-si,.'s team j. Des Moines las:
evening.
TIE A--es team. composed OF P, c.
Palmer. Theo6o-a Mack,in ard P E
Miller. supported the negative Of the
question: -'Rezoivei That reciprocity
between the United States and Cara "a
on home products should be es-ao-
lished'' The Drake representatives
were John Hoffman. Carl Taylor and
Elanl J. Anderson.
Mr.. Roy Cubhage OF this city pre-
sided. and the decision was rendered
BIZ Hon. E. C. Ebersole. Of Teiedo. San
a.o- c. H. Van Law. G. Marshaiitowa,
and Pro. P S Pierce, Of Iowa City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Preparing 70 Uss oswudes -

Preparing 70 Uss omudee -
Special to Times Republican
Council Bluffs. March 1e.-xho 49,.
pect that the altsynato warm - 80
days Of this spring may result "a dan.
ago 20 the fruit buds In western 1eWA
is causing many orchasdjSts - Ssopo
vineyards. One Of the largest outlaws
for q possible frssss otter tAo hsaoo
have developed was mad ~ q n
Dsur, OF Harrison county. wAe ~ -
cured 500 smudGe pots.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Also Defea.. erinns!I.

Ane. Ma-ct, 1s.-1owa State Col
le-e aaaarers defeated the Iowa coll
exe team OF Grirnell here las. nighe by
a TWO 20 ore decision. discussing the
question. Resolved. Ira: reciprocity
between the United States nd Canada
on home products should be estao-
lished.
TIE A-nes team which supported the
affirmative side OF the question was
composed Of r r. Truax- r. c. Pollock.
nd E. c. Davis The Iowa college team
was composed OF VI. c. Harrison. z. l..
Nelson and J. T. B-ody. The judges
were Senator c. G. Saunders. OF Coun-
ell Bluffs, Senator w s. Allen, Of Fair
field and Pro. G. D. Barber. OF Lin
coin. Neb. Fireman Conaway OF Ames.
presided.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
No Hurry in Ninth District.

SPECIAL TO Tlme8-R3pUb11can.
Des Moines, March 18-0overnoe
Carroll had not as yet taken mp the
matter Of fixing q time for the special
election in the Ninth con gressional dis.
trict and may delay the matter until
near the close Of the session. On the
other hand he Ii being urged to settle
it at once and may do so. The infor-
nation which comes to him indicates
that there is no disposition in the dis
trict to hasten the matter but rather
to take plenty Of time 70 have the
election at the most convenient time for
ea0Nn-AA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Nor. Spring. M...s.

Special 60 Timeo-Republican
Nora Springs, March 40. r. We
terbufy, game warden, distributed
thirty pairs Of Hungarian pheasants
In Floyd county this week.
Mrs. D. W. Blakely entertained TWEEN.
~ ladies Friday afternoon. Refresh
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
centr.e. for New School House.

Contract for New School House.
Special to Times Republican.
Usage, March 1s.-After all sorts Of
trouble in getting the building down to
the size Of the corporation pocketbook
the contract for the new school building
to take the place Of the one destroyed
by fre, has been let. The Madison
Brothers Construction Company. Of
Minneapolis were the lowest bidders
and got the work for $36s50. This
does not include plumbing. heating and
electric wiring
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Fail 20 erak Will.

Special to Times Repuolican-
Bedford, March 1s.-The attempt to
break the will Of A. J. CathcaYt was
defeated in district court here yesterday
after q long trial. The Dentler Broth
ers and Mrs. Junond, nephews and
nieces Of the deceased. were not repre-
sented in the will. the property.
amounting to about 800, 900. being left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Bond - Build Eight sehesl tsssss'

Bend . build GlghN School Houoeo.
Special 70 Timer Repubatcan.
Spencer. March 19.-The fasmeE3 q
the township Of Sioux. In this county,
are public spirited end botevO -
schools and good environments. Tboy
nave voted to bond The towns1ylp loe
$4,000 for the construCkion q oiGh4
new school houses, the bonds 10 run
not TO exceed fiftssp ysAxA The peop.
osition carried to 1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
suiIdins Activity at or.snvlIls.

6viIdin0 Activity aH 0FooNvlllo. .
Special to Times Republican.
Greenville. March 1S.-This little vie
lage promises quite . growth this sum-
mer. The Odd Fellows have decides
to build two story structure. the lower
room to be occupied for business and
the upper moor for q lodge room. They
expect to spend about $4,000 in this
structure. Farmer q HelseIl. Charles
Rogers and Chris Peterson will. G4sh
build.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

To Cure Q Cold in One oay.
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine tab.
lets. Druggists refund money II 4
fails to cure. e. W. Groves signature
IL on each box. twenty-five cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
Double Wedding q. sries,ys.

Special 70 Tirnee-RepU6fSeAn.
1ricsiyn, larcn Ie-ssss:. -, -.
celeb t. = +. Se1sss wseans z. s -.
Peesson Only immediate sslakival
lweee present
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
THUMB TORN OFF.
Iowa City Man Severely Injured b.
GETTING Hand in Electric Fan.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Iowa City, March 1s.-calvin Clark
a member OF the Iowa City Electric
Light Companys staff. was severely
injured. when his thumb was caught in
an electric fan. and practically torn off.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18
GOING EAST
IOWA cEMrRAL

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

to Mr.. and 1lrs. JoeaoG CaAAooe4 ~
this city. equally. ~ esnteGNaato 60
tempted 10 show tha1 The Aooono06S
was Of unsouna miAe WAea ~ ~
was made. "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

The house refused to acquiese in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-18

The senate passed house bin 10 add
Norway and Carolina poplars 20 the
list OF trees recognized as forest trees
for planting on forest preserves In
InNa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-17
Ell PASO DEFEATS
CRUCES BOWLERS
Local Team Takes the Val
ley Boys into Camp in
Good Game.

Las Cruces, N NJ, July IA picked
team Of bowlers came up from Ell Paso
on Saturday evening. They were
matched against picked team Of the
home men The FL Paso team was
cmoposed of Hardiker. Stratton. Carr.
Hill and Collins, and the home team
was Camunez, Stevens, Heineman,
Barnhill and Bryan for the first two
games and in the third Barnhdll re-
tired with q bad thumb and Tillman
filled n.
The first game the SCORE stood. FL
Paso 636, Las Cruces S14. The feature
OF this game was the bowling Of Joe
Bryan, with a score of 215. which was
the highest bowled during the tour
nament-
The second game the score was, FL
Paso s42, Las Cruces 791. In the sec
ond game Collins. OF Ell Paso, showed
his metal with score of 206, making
the highest score on the team and
second highest score for the evening.
In the third game Las Cruces came
to the front with TAI and Ell Paso 74l.
but the Ell Paso gain in the two pre-
ceding games gave them total OF
2419. which the Las Cruces team
missed by 67 points, making 2352
The FL Pasoans spent the night in
Las Cruces and returned to Ell Pasc
Sunday.