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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
n, IOWA. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1911

have seized Shanghai Wu-Sung and
the other up river forts. 1t simply was
q, change Of control In which practical
.ly everyone acquiesced. About ten were
killed and twenty injured but most Of
the Casualties were accidental due to
the explosion Of dynamite used to open
the gates Of the cities which had been
practically closed.
Victory Almest Dleodisss.
The cruiser Albany. sent to Wu-
Sung. Ia to protect the cable station
there. A small bard Of royalists who
remained at the arsenal we're driven
out today and most Of the causalties
in the change Of authority occurred at
that time thru the use Of dynamite by
rebels. who blow up the gates leading
to the arsenal. Six persons were killed
Later fire broke out In the arsenal but
-was extinsuished. Two Chinese tor
pedo boat destroyers hoistcd the rebel
flag.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
TO MERGE 5 AND 10 CENT STORES
Six Hundred Concerns viii Be Know
a. F. W. Woelworth Z Co.

New York. Nov. A. A $4,000, 0O0
corporation. to merge the greatest
string OF s and 10 cent stores In Amer
lea, ID announced by F. w. Woolworth
Six hundred concerns will enter the
new corporation. which viii ibo know;
~, ,F. w. Woolworth 4 Co.
The new corporation wiil take ovAs
the business of +. w. Woolworth h Co
of New York. S. n. Knox Co. OF
buffalo. n. Y: y. NJ. Kirby 4 Co. Of
Wilkesbarre., Pa; the r.. p. Charlton
Company. of Fall River. Mass. G.. s.
Woolworth, OF Scranton. Pa: w. II
Moore. OF Watertown. N Y; and w.
II. Moore & Son. OF Schenectady. n. Y.
The corporation will also assume a
controlling interest in the English
business Of r. w. Woolworth & Co.
Limited.
All the concerns involved In the
merger own chain Of and 10 cent
stores. 600 In number, in all sections
of the United States. Canada and
England.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
FIND BONES OF FORMER GIANTS
Kansas Exoavators Unsarth Prshistor-
10 Relics That Hint At Race Of BIO

Junction City. Kan. Nov 4.-Bones
believed TO he those OF hitherto un-
known race. gigantic in stature. have
been unearthcd on the farm OF John
Noand, near this city.
Tho bones were taken from cairn
about thirty feet in diameter and five
feet high. Evidently they had been
buried originally In rough stone
arched tomb.
Several skulls Of unusual size and
distinctly unlike the Uranium OF Indian
in shape were found. together with
thigh bones much longer than the
average human femur. mad number
OF huge teeth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
RebsIs Gain Much q sharshal.

NebeIe Gain Much at Shanghai.
Shanghai, Nov. THE now ,reyolp.
tionary government. which apnaSently
Is inpersenaL neverthsless effectively
controlled the situation N Shanghai
ana on the Yang. Tse data today -, !
Since morning the rebsl Gauge Aas
been strengthened by tNa sFmtng eS,Ali
those who applied for arH4t. ,Tke rSbelS
obtained not only the arSenal but, the
powder. factory. gun boat and an epor..
nous supply OF new rifbf. fully 10000
being given to applicants. i. -. - I
The fort At Wu-Sun9 went over. to
the rebels without resiJtance and the
ether forts up river hoisGcd the, white
flag AZ " thru previous understands 1.
Ing with the rebel coInsnander The
revosutionists can hardly. b4s sid TO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
Next oevsrrer Wa, u tie Bed.

Next oevsrnsr VS. In the bed.
Mr.. Harlan and James B, McCreary
canvassed Kentucy toGpthey a. the re-
publican and democr1tic, candidates
for governor 30 q 10 years ago. Their
trip amounted TO , succession Of de-
bates ana some spots In the moun-
tains were Is small that they had to
occupy the same bel Ip spite OF their
polit1al dinsrences fhsy vfre rsrsonxi
one nishf u. 4ailaa sot into bed
drst. Just ~ Nee Safy MAS about to
stsp. II 1zsslan rs1sed hts huge foru.
"Mccfeeyy. there II one thins Ger
tain. The next governor, OF Kentucky
10 In this bed." -
As he spoke the bed stats broke
and Mr. Iaslsn reAed to the floor Nc
Creary caught hd)d OF the framework
and; held himself apd said to his pros
trate sadysFsafy:
y sSu .s s:J;;. n ss:. :..S GOV
efnoe of KentUckyf16 otill In this bed"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
PROGRESS in HYDE TRIAL.

Twsnty.rhrss Jurors in Box With
Twenty -Four More TO Be Selected.
Kansas City, Nov. 4.--The beginning
Of the last day OF the second week OF
the Hyde murder trial today found
twenty three tentatively accepted as
talesmen in the jury box and twenty
four more to be obtained. Rapid pro-
gress was made In the selection OF
talesmen yesterday. four being chosen,
and the attorneys hoped to be able to-
day to equal or break that record.
A new panei'of thirty men was sum-
moned to appear for examination to-
day. Nfagl5
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
Smiths Body Exhumsd.

Galeshurg. H.. Nov. AFTER Ions
conference here last night with J. r..
Deets. brother law OF Richard +.
Smith. Detective NJ. A. Murphy. OF
Chicago. accompanied by Deets. went
to North Henderson this morning 10
take charge of cxhuming the body Of
Smith.
A telegram from Coroner Hoffman
stated that n deputy would be ~
North Henderson at 3 p. m. and foe
Mr.. Murphy to have the BODY dug up
ready to open the casket mt that hour.
With Detective Murphy standing
guard at the grave two men started
digging at noon today. Part OF tho
body needed for the test will be bot.
TIED ana taken 10 Ghica 40 toniShs.
From Information gained here ty
Detective Murphy II 10 stated that he
believes developments In the Smith
death Will prove stronger case
against Mrs. Vermilya than the CIR.
cumstanccs surrounding the death e
Arthur Bisonette
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
MANY TEAMS ENTER CONTEST.

iPNty Teams, Outside Dee Moinss. ia
psrtieipats in Bowling Tournament.
Des Moines. Nov. More than nifty
teams outside Of Des Moines will par
Ncipate in the mid-westeFn bowling
toMrna ment here beginning Dec. 2. III
addition 10 st. Louis. Kansas City. Chi :
cago Omaha and the twin cities word
has been received from Duluth. Wlch-
IA, Topeka and Denver that they would
~ represented by teams In the tourna .
mAnt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
ykas announced:
HARvARp vs. PRINCETON.
csntsGt ovssshadews Al Other Gamss
ssSss8ss 8 in East.


80 IS IN East.
s;ew York. Nov. THE Harvard
SttpueeeM football game at Princeton
today eyssshadowed all other eastern
cOnte6ts. As the iirst OF the triangular
series between Yale. Harvard and
PSircstun Il ranked ~ one OF the big
BsHf chainrt tonSfip contests OF the year
Yaic and ;Pfinceton will meet Nov. Il
end Ysjs asd Harvard On Nov. q. 4.
OF the other games today. tho Penn
sylyania Carlisle. and Syracuse Michi-
ran offerings were the most attractive.
Yaie's meeting with New York Univer-
sity NaS not, regarded as likely to de-
veiop any sensation. The days pro-
gram follows:
Harvard VS.. Princeton. at Princeton.
Yale vs.. New York University. at
New Haven.
Pennsylvania vs.. Carlisle. at Phila-
delpfia.
Cornell W.. Williams, at Ithaca.
Amherst VI. Dartmouth, at Amherst.
Araay VI. Georgetown, at West Point.
Navy vs. North Carolina Aggies, at
Annapolis.
Michigan vs.. Syracuse, at Ann Ar
boS.,
Harvard freshmen VS.. Princeton
freshmen, at Princeton.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
CHANDLER Is DRAWN
Nam. Of sen-'"-L.w q General Otis
Turned Out by Whssi for Mehamara
jury vsnirs-covnssl Expset to See
Twelfth Man in Dsx Monday.

Los Angeles. Nov.i THE fourth
venire in the McNamara murder trial
appeared today before Judge Bordwell
to undergo q fast preliminary exami-
nation by which the court Sits out all
those who, for personal reasons. are
disqualified for Jury service. or should
be. excused from 1t. BY chance the big
red jury wheel turned out In this draw
ing Of forty men the name Of Harry
Chandler. son In law of General Otis.
proprietor OF the. Times, and himself
vice president of thf company which
publishes the paperf
Aside from the exaMination Of ven-
irAmen by judges nd session Of court
was held. some members Of the counsel
for the defense wishing to have, Sat
urday in which 70 clear up their .pri-
vate business. b
With eleven taleSufen accepted as to
ceuse there IL hopA that Monday will
see the twelve qualify and the begin
ming OF the 'peremptory challenges.
These will probably reduce the number
Of talesmen IN tho box to about three.
New Years Day Will see = full jury
box II the expectation of counsel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
SYKES ENTERS PROTEST.
Corn Belt President Wants Equ
Rstea on Eeedors

Chicago. Nov. A Sykes. OF Dcs
Moines, president OF the Corn Belt
Meat Producers Association. appeared
before Special Examiner Mackley. of
the Interstate commerce commission,
today to protest against railroads and
plead for an equal rate on feeder and
fat stock.
i, "a rate for shipping feeder stock.
cattle, and sheep equal to the fat stock
rate would put all the feeders out OF
business" he said. Heretofore the
shippers have paid 75 per cent of fat
stock rates for feeders.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
OWEN TAKES THE STAND
Grizxisd Victorian, Charged With Mu'
der, Presents Pitifui Picture.

Davenport Nov. 4.--Charles Owen,
defendant In the case In which he is
charged with the murder OF James
Kane, was on the stand In his own
defense today and presented pitiful
figure. The grizzled old man. with
heavy unkempt beard and presenting
in his attire picture of poverty. re-
members little OF the occurrences on
the evening OF the shooting.
Members of the local G, A. II. have
themselves In his case to
the extent Of providing funds for his
trial
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
Much lptseest il Chicago. Minnssots
.esssso soemo-~oannss Scheduled.

Much lntsesst il Chicago. N Minnssots
se osms-oarss Scheduled.
Chicago. Nov. 4.--Nearly all Of the
Leading university football teams OF the
Middle west were scheduled to play to-
day, and II was expected that those
eligible to the "big eight" conference
championship might be narrowed by
the results. ~
Much interest was displayed in the
same between Chicago and Minneapo-
IN. wisconsin, victorious last week
over Nofthwestern. felt confident OF
fu6tis4f victory In its game with Iowa
at Madison. Iowa has already been
defeated by Minnesota. which will play
Wiscausin later. i. Other games sched-
uied fm today insthe middle west were:
Case and Ohio state. at Columbus.
yyabash. and Eariham. ct Crawfords-
Iowa state and Nebraska, at Ames
~ NottAWestern 4C0llegc and Lawrence,
atf waa@stNwn.
Belplt NAd Ripon.' at Beloit.
Drake.Ana Simpson. at Dcs Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
PARISHES MUST INCORPORATE.
Sweeping Order From Rome Affects
Al Catholic Churches.

|. Davenport. Nov. 4.-Bishop James
Davis. OF the Catholic diocese OF Dav-
export. has just received from Rome
orders requiring that all parishes in
all Catholic churches Of the United
states be Incorporated and held In the
name OF the bishop. vicar general Of
the diocese, parish priest and two lay
men. In many OF the dioceses OF the
country this rule now prevails. but the
new order from Rome Is sweeping
one and will bring about this form Of
church organization thruout the coun-
try.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
PROBE OF CRANBERRY CORNER,
Commission Men Reported to Havs
Combined to Raise Prices.


Chicago, Nov. 4.--The Thanksgiving
dinner has taken its place IN the high
cost of living problem, Those who like
the "nxings" that go with these culIn-
airy preparations of the holiday nation
al bird will hear with satisfaction that
the weight of the heavy arm OF Uncle
Sans law has been asked to fall upon
commission men, who In common re-
port sought to corner the cranberry
market.
Prices on the succulent product OF
American marshes have gone up ma
teriully recently. and the present prices
are from $3.50 to 50 barrel higher
than they were several weeks back
United States District Attorney
James II. Wikerson today started an
Inquiry into the possibility OF an at
tempt to hold up the American Thanks
giving dining table. as he termed II.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
! iUofslssm In Drake Linsue.

81 ,Des Noipis, Nov. l.-The Simpson
l06t6al Dquad. sccompanied by d
bsass has4 Md nearly 500 rooters. ar
rived 6ef9 Htls morning Tor the game
Nth DsS SkS this afternoon.
Coach 144t1BS has shifted his men
egRstds "a anticipation OF todays
be3tls palh Gr1Snths. Of IN axe,
G1eunS - 0lypfise when he aunounced
tAak sytAeA1n. Who won the ganie
43M o1nol AAts yeee ~ Hskluls ,
1fyo3oS kick. ma later tacklins Z
u1SgN n5a who wAe strongly
~ sWo6ld start the gans at
1111k taek ~ Drake Drake feels con.
aoent Of victory. 5i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
'NcEND'AR,gs At soLoN.

man Inrs.isnsd BY Black Hand Lose.
Barn BY Firs.
Special to Times- Republican.
Iowa City. Nov. Fire due to un-
known incendiaries destroyed John l..
near the village Of .eolon last night. The
loss Is $4,000. ipsHfance partial. Adams
10 the man whom "black hand bandits
tried to murder by shooting after he
refused their denliiads for $1,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04

I
z South Generally fair TO-.
night and Sunday.
PAGE ONE.
Tsissraphie Ns~s'
City OF Hankow Burning.
Shanghai In Hands OF Rebels.
Ocean Airship In Successful Flight
Yer, Ailya Evidence Only Circumstan-
'ial.
ontests For Football Honors.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Clarke Leads In Gubernatorial Race,
Montour Child Killed BY Horse.
Story County For LaFollette.
Pensions For Rock Island Employees.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
A Mistake OF tho Courts?
Wha, Docs 1t Get Us?
Homes and Henhouses.
WEAKNESS or Confession OF Weak
ness?
Topics of the Times.
Iowa Opinions and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Mikes Lose Millions.
Taft Opposition Not fractional.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
The Man Higher Up.
PAGE TEN.
Story:
The Man Higher Up.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City Nsws:
Robert Denbow and Mrs. Lillian Nor
ton Married.
Wedding Genuine Surprise To
Friends.
To Begin Religious Campaign Sun
day.
Dr. Parsons To Chicago Church.
Deanery Convention Next Week.
Albion Couple Married Fifty Years.
Local Comment.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Wheat Traders Regain Courage.
Corn Gains Strength.
Hogs Active and Strong.
Cattle Close Week on Higher Levels.
Cummins to Push Primary Bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
scAMLAn TRIAL COMPLETED.

Case ef Rebhsr who Killed Paten Ctti.
zen Ready For Jury.
Jefferson Nov. 4.-Thecs Case Of
Frank Scanlon, alias Frank Robinson.
charged with the murder Of Marshal
Busby. was expected TO go to the jury
today. scanion was alleged to have
been a member OF the gang charged
with the robbery OF the postofhce At
patton last Msy and is said to have
Ared the Ghot, which killed Marshal
Busby, who with posse OF citizens
was pursuing the robbers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
!. CHAMP CLARK IN KANSAS.

Speaking In Interests Of Joseph Tag
CERT. Candidate For Congress.
3 KAN. Nov. 4.-Champ
Clark. speaker OF the national house of
representatives. arrived here shortly
before noon today on his speech max
ing tour in the interest of Joseph Tag
CERT, candidate for congress in the
Eecond Kansas district. He was sched-
uled 10 speak mere aria at Oiathe this
afternoon and in Kansas City. Kan.
tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
Franee oern,an Aarsen,snts eiansd

France. German Agreements Signed.
Berlin. Nov 4,-Ihs Moroccan de-
Tense and French Congo agreements
eisn afRairs. Herr Won Kiddsriin-
Waechter. and the French ambassador
to Germany, N. caMbon. late this af-
ternoon. -. ,s =,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
KNEW AL ABOUT ELECTION.
Drowns Declares Money Was No
WrensfuIiy Used 20 Elect lerj-.sr.

WVUU8tUTy 0UvU 70 6TOSS GO' V"S''
Chicago. Noy. 4.-+Iee ONeil Browne
minority leader Of the Illinois lehisl,-
ture at the time Senator Lorimer was
elected, today continued his testimony
before the senate committee investi-
eating the election OF Mr.. Lorimer.
Mr. Browne Is the first witness heard
in some time who has not suggested
the names Of two or three other men
who might explain the election more
clearly than he himself.
Mr.. Browne said he knew all about
the election OF Mr.. Lorimer by bi-
partisan coalition. because he helped
break the deadlock and elect Mr.. Lori
n,er.
For this reason he said he knew no
money was used wrongfuliy to procure
the election.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
Wrseie on orsat Westsrn.

Mason City. Nov. l.--An s4S1p4 on
passenger train No. 1s. Great Wtavet1.
left the track near Mesorvey, l0WA. last
night tearing UP the track Tor guar
ter OF mile and wrecking the eAo1NA
ana baggage ear. No ono WAS serionAlYE
hurt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
RODGERS ON LAsr LAP.

Aviater Expsets 70 Ply 70 Passdsna
Before Nisht.
Imperial Junction. Cal. Nov. I. -
Aviator Rodgers ! left at 1o:4O this
morning and expected TO reach Pasa-
dena. lsl miles away 1t 3 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
ALMOST WHOLE or NATIVE ct1Ni
ON FIRE AND APPEARs 70 o
DOOMED.
WEsLEvAN MISSION
PROBABLY oEsrRoyEo
Quarters Whsrs Many elind Boys and
Wounded Soldiers Wsrs Heussd in
Track Of Fjames-Shelis From I'm.
pscialist ouns Start ,Firs-Rsbsls
Occupy unburnsd Parts o. City.

Hankow, China. via Wu-Hu. Nov. A.
Almost the whole Of the native city OF
Hankow Is afire this morning. and 1t il
feared that the Wesleyan mission near
the Han river. in which are nifty blind
boys and $50 wounded persons. who
with the stan Of the mission make un
a total OF 500, was destroyed. Ills
DR.. Booth. head Of the mission asked
tho imperialists to grant an armistice
Of two hours TO permits Of removal
from the, mission. but the firing ceased
for only . half hour
A Red Cross steamer which attempts
er to rescue the inmates OF the miss ion
was driven back by tho IRE from the
rebel fort. when one shell riddled the
steamers deck house. When the ves-
sci was compelled to turn back the
mlssion was still standing but its po-
sition was hopeless. the flames being
within 200 yards OF 1t.
lmpsrjaiist Shells Start Fire. :,
Tho fires In the town were started by
the imperlalists. who threw imam
mable shells into the place. A strong
wind carried the flames across the river
to Han Yang, and strip OF that city
on the water front a mile long was de-
stroyed and the fire Is stiil burning
there.
A few hundred. rebels against whom
the imperialists are advancing again
occupied the unburned part Of Han
kow. The impesialists occupy the dis
trict westward OF the railroad station
almost to tho Han river g
The chamber Of commerce asked the
foreign consuls to protest against the
burning Of the city but the consuls de.
clined to do 30. f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
PLlI|'.((|)|R|..A)I0RS [. ] N
MISSOURI. VALLEY
lt1oAAoleA AND IOWA STATE
coLLEoE MEET ON AMEs
.s.7, .: /, 'e ...,5 5''a.iolaoN.
ysssrlH,s MEN coMF'DENr
!, &. &. Or psfEAriNo IowANs
Hsevsrd and Princeton Game Over.
I shads~s Al Others in East-Min.
go and chiesss Play at Mlnne.
fapslis otksr Games East and West
- slssrsphie Nsws.

Amss. Nov. THE Nebraska foot.
ban SQUAD arrived here from Dea
MpinAs shortly before noon for the
game with the Iowa State College this
sfternoon, which was expected to have
u important bearing on the Missouri
Valley championship.
Menbsrs OF the Nebraska team ex-
pressed themselves as fairly confident
ofs:victory. while none OF the Anea
coaches. or players would make any
predictions - 10 the possible outcome.
Head Coach Williams. OF the Aggies'
aId Trainer Jack Watson pronounced
the men in:sxcellent condition with the
aossibie exception Of Mcdonald and
Vincent. +, The former was injured in
tho Missouri game. The following line
IN vhaa annnunced:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
INNING IN FEsRvARv
Arguments on Lower Rate casss Il
Be Heard In Washington.

0s Heard In Washington.
Des Moines. Nov. Final argu-
ments on tho complaints Of Iowa ship.
pers against Iowa railroads win b
heard at washington. d. O.. before the
Interstate commerce cou,mission soms
time during February or earlier. &C.
cording to Examiner BuIchmore to-
day. The railroads will present their
side Of the case at Washington during
January. The freight rate hearing here
was concluded yesterday
According to some Of the rate ex-
pcrts the hearings held in Des Moines
during the last week were among the
most important aver held IN the
United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
POOR RETURN ron KINDNESS.

Husband otabs Vito After. She &C.
eursd His Release From Jail.
Chicago, Nov. 4.-Seven hours after
Mrs. Jennie Palmer had tnterceded In
the municipal court and begged for the
release Of her husband, Robert Pal-
mer, who had been arrested for as
sault and battery. he was rearrested
today. having stabbed and seriously
wounded her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-11-04
ITALIANS LOSE HEAVILY.

Meeting With nsve.sss at TNpeli -
=f Cholera Among Troops.
!. !, London, Nov. "A correspondent at
Malta arriving today from Tripoli. says
the Italian government has misrepre.
sehted the situation. Tho Italians have
lost 1000 dead and wounded and hold
only hall the ground ~ three weeks ago,
Asad cholera IL raging snlonS the troops.