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Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
Southern Io1ua Items

colfax.
| Plans for the new sanatorium at Col
fax are being drawn. The building will
| have about $50 rooms and will be To-
Gated a block south OF the old post
office.
Columbus Junction.
W. P. Young, Of Mt. Pleasant, was
in Columbus Junction, Tuesday. where
he took in 5000 pounds Of wool, which
was delivered by the farmers living in
this vicinity.
South English.
buggy and his face badly cut, when his
horse took fright at railway crossing
near town. His son, John, who was
with him, was not injured.
Atlantic.
! While driving along a country road
Sunday. Albert Phermer noticed fire
under his automobile. He stopped the
car Immediately, but was unable to ex'
tinguished the blaze and the auto was
:. entirely destroyed.
Stratford.
| A real estate transfer was made here
which involved the sum OF $4,000, Os'
car Lund disposing Of his 200-acr<
farm to Gust Claussen, of Elma, Nit.
chell county. The price paid was $13s
an acre. The farm is situated abou
two and a half miles from town.
Carroll.
Ralph MacLean, who has for years
been connected with the postoffice force
at Carroll, has been spending his leisure
hours in the study Of law. Last week
he went to Des Moines and was ex-
amined before the state board Of ex.
aminers and admitted to practice ir
Iowa. He was sworn in Friday after
noon.
Davenport.
The Davenport city council has rati-
fed the action of the committee Of the
whole in regard to the purchase OF ar
asphalt plant by the city to be used II
making repairs which are found neces.
sary in the asphalt paving the city has
and will lay in the future. This plant
is to be purchased for sum not to ex'
ceed $1,000.
Sidney.
Two men were lodged In Jail here
Monday night haveing drawn sentence!
! of thirty days for cruelty to animals
Their names are Matthews and Wal
ker and the crime Is said to have beer
committed recently when they secured
a team from a Tobar livery barn and
drove the horses 80 fast and such q
great distance that one of them nearl.
died from exhaustion.
Boone.
Samuel shearer. 1921 Marshall street
was bitten seven times by surly dos
at scranton Tuesday evening. He was
passine a Scranton residence when
dor Jumped from; underneath the rc-c!
ana grabbed Mr.. Shearer by one Of the
legs. shearer fought the vicious ami
NAL off. but before he got freed hat
heAn bitten seven times. He came tt
hi. home in this city that evening ant
a Boone physician was given the case
It is thought that he will not neces.
sarilv have to 60 to Iowa City.
! Griswold.
About a year ago e. Neer. living east
81 Griswold, secured pair Of pheasante
| which he kept in a cage for some time
This spring the extra eggs that MI
! Neer secured from them was placed
under a hen and 1t is the intention OF
Mr.. Neer to carefully raise as many OF
the young as he can. The old ones
have been liberated and they have not
gone far away. They have nest an
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
Juno Wedding at Allison.

SptCIdI 10 II1TItS-FteIIHJTINHII'
Allison, June 10.-The marriage OF
two OF our young people, George II
Dreher. and Miss Mamie Riser. was
solemnized at the Congregational par
sonage. by Rev. w. U. Parks. The
groom is n mail carrier on one of the
rural routes out Of this place. The
bride Is a daughter OF J. G. Riser. pro-
prietor of the Commercial restaurant!
Mr.. and Mrs. Dreher have rented the
Frank Hayzlett house In the east part
Of town where they will make theit
home.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
Institute at Garner.

Special to Times RepubIican.
Garner. June 1O.-rhe $50 teachers
and would-be teachers IN attendance
this week at the normal institute now
in session are being amply repaid for
their time and expense by the un-
usually efficient corps Of lecturer in
structors engaged by Superintendent,
j. r. Baggs.
The lecture on Rural Schools and
Teachers" given on Thursday by Prof
G. p. Colgrove. of the state Normal
College, was exceptionally strong in
lucidity, force and interest and
abounded in practical advice of the
highest value to all engaged in the ad-
yancement Of Culture"
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
LECTURE ON FRUIT CULTURE.
Logan Grower Invite PubIis to Hea,
Specialist In Orchard.

Special to es-Republican.
Logan, June I'D. W. Lotspiech, Of
Woodbine, has extended an invitation
to the public to attend the open lecture
on fruit culture by Prof. A. s. Beach
at the I.otspicch orchard Tuesday. June
13. Rev. G. S. Lyles. Of the Methodist
church Of Logan. expects to take a
large class of boys, and others includ-
ing the Woodbine normal students will
attend and take their dinners for the
noon hour in the orchard
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10

was not tempted to make my home
in any Of the states I visited" Mr..
Small had a part on the program OF
the Law Library Association and In
other various sections. The purpose OF
holding the meeting on the coast was
10 awaken AN interest In the west IN
library work In general,
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10

Middle Aged and Elderly People
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases OF kidney
and bladder troubles, and for painful
and annoying Irregularities. Mcbride
& Will Drug Company
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
WATER TOWER FALLS,
Residence Wrecked at Marsnso by Fall
Of Bio Tank

9SSS "'SONS0 de WdT0U9o Uy 7 III
Of Big Tank.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City. June 10 The immense
steel water tower. at Marengo, village
west Of Iowa City, fell with crash
that was heard a mile away, last night.
1t struck a dwelling house, as 1t fell,
and wrecked the residence. The tower
was twenty-five feet high. and twenty
five feet in diameter. The cause Of the
collapse is unknown. More than 200,-
900 gallons OF water fell with the great
tank. Nobody was seriously hurt. al
tho flying metal and glass cut passers-
Dy
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
Postmasters Elect Law.

Waterloo, June 10.-~E. r. Law. or
Waterloo was yesterday afternoon
elected president Of the Iowa Presiden-
ton Postmasters' Association, r. NJ
Hoeye OF Perry, was elected secretary
treasurer. Ottumwa was chosen as the
convention city for next year.
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
IOWA LOOKS GOOD.
Curator Small, Of State Law Library
Not Impressed With Great West.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 10-Arthur j.
Small, curator of the state law library
hsa just returned. from attending the
national meeting Of the American Lii
brary ASSOCIATIONS at Los Angeles. cts
long way out there and longer back, V
he said, "and 1 tell you it seemed
mighty good to be back on the Iowa
side Of the Missouri river. OF course
there are nice things about the far
west, but Iowa looks good to me and
Evening times-Republican., 1911-06-10
CADET FRUSTRATED eY HEAT.

Independence student OVercome While
On Professionalism is Serious.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City, June 10.-Hugh E. Wilson,
of Independence, 4 cadet in the uni
versity battalion, was prostrated by the
heat while drilling in review before
Adjuant General Logan, acting for
Governor Carroll, Friday evening be-
fore sunset. He was taken to the uni
versity hospital, and is in a serious
condition.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB NOTES

The regular meeting of the direc''
tors this morning was attended by
nine members, two members being ont
of town. The main subject considered
was the annual meeting and banquet,
III was decides to serve prepared
lunch with not drinks. The matter Of
arraging with a caterer 10 furnish the
BANQUET ana serve II was left with the
finance and table committee with
power 10 act. The list of invitations
will be prepared for next meeting.
The tickets will be prepared within
a few days. 1t is expected that every
member Of the club viii attend this
meeting. The address by Secretary
Adolph Boldt, Of the Houston chamber
OF commerce. viii be Of great interest,
and should not be missed. This ban
Quet and meeting is not only for mem
hers Of the club. bur for every citizen
Of Bryan. Come and hear the reports
and addresses and help the work to
he done during the coming year
The secretary reported that Mr.. J.
B. Dickinson. Texas manager Of the
Collins Wireless Telephone and Tele-
graph Company. would be in Bryan
within a week. probably at the time
OF the next meeting. with a view TO
establishing a station in Bryan. There
are now fifteen stations in successful
operation, all OF which are in the
larger cities. and if one should be To-
Gated in Bryan Il will be OF inesuma-
bic value.
l; was decided that hereafter, so
long as business is so brisk, the week
ly meetings shall be held aI7:S0 p. N.
Tuesday, 1t is recognized that these
meetings are important and that the
directors should not feel that they
must hurry back to their private bust
ness. but free to give careful consid-
Grafton TO the business OF the club. Il
is unjust TO sacrifice their business
during the busy hours OF the day, vet
the business Of the club is equally
important. therefore the change.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
COOPERATIVE FERTILIZER
EXPERIMENTS
List tor Cotton and Corn Is Full, nut
There Are Openings for Tests OF
Fertilizers with Other Crops.

The chemical division Of the Texas
experiment station has accepted about
as many applications for cooperative
fertilizer experiments on cotton and
corn as can be undertaken this year.
bur there are still vacancies in the
list for crops. such as Irish potatoes,
onions, sweet potatoes, cabbage and
melons. These tests are not demon
STATIONS, but actual experiments de
signed to ascertain the needs o, the
soil in question. Fertilizer for the
purpose viii be provided, bur the party
receiving IL must agree to pay the
freight, follow Instructions and send a
sample of soil.
Only few OF these experiments can
re undertaken now, and those who
would Ike to take part in them should
write at once, requesting a co-opera-
tive fertilizer blank for the crop de-
sired, and addressing Or. G. S. Frap-,
chemist Texas experiment station, Col.
lege Station. Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
CALLAN USED
STRONG LANGUAGE
Told Cattlemen Buzzar6s Were Cir.
cling Around Dome Of Ma.
tional Capitol.
IsgeeIal % Tae BEyan Eagle.l

A&sN~+e-- ~ 4 az d al A-s4e4S.l
Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. 10.-In vel.
coming The delegates to the fourteenth
annual convention Of the American
Livestock Association q, Byers' opera,
house today, President James Canan,
Of the Texas Cattle Raisers' Assooia-
ton. said "buEzards are now circling
about the dome OF the national capitol
and changes are about 70 come in ma.
Jional legislation. Mr. Callan said the
livestock association IS the most pow
erful organization in the country 10
protect the people from unfair tariffs
and rates. He also complimented
Goyernor-elecJ Colquitt, who is attend.
ing the convention. This is the frs,
time Texas governor has attended a
livestock convention.
Ir. Co,quiit in speech said he
wanted the cooperation OF the assocla-
ton to drive political geese from
Texas and bring about political rest,
President Jackson. presiding over
the conventions executive committee,
viii this afternoon formulate resolu.
tons for adoption.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James Slyfsld and wife 10 William
Rig6y. ST., and wife, "A acres in S. F.
Austin league No. 10: consideration
$500.
F L. Henderson to Y. B. Hudson
and A. c. Board, part lot =. block S.
city Of Bryan: consideration $1,000
Lee Cortimeglia to Giosifro Retolc
20 rs acres in s. F. Austin league No.
10; consideration Se44S0.
Gai;ano Cordmeglia and wife 20
GiSsidro Retalo, 50 acres in S. F. Aus.
TN league No. 10; consideration $500
Frank Lero e, al 10 Mrs. W. A
Conway, +6e'$ acres in F. w. Smith
survey; consideration $500
Ralph Griffith 10 J. c. Griffith. so
acres in Abner Lee. ST., league: cor.
sidsr3ion $50
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
" WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
MIA; HeaP c. Happiness q, Woul-
E-L-s . srysr He~ss

MIA; HeaP c. Happiness Il Weula
Bring = 5ryzr Hc-.s
Hard % 20 bcGssUc-S wiki 81 zca
i-S hack
Brings yen hours Q: misery a. leisure
@ a. vc-k
L women only knew the cause
Tia. baczac5e PAINS come ron SEX
Edzsys-
Twc2l5 save much needless vos.
0oars Ki5aey Pills cure SICK Kid.
usys
Many residents Q: this vicinity e.
tc-ss them.
N-s r ". Bs.c1er. @. Esa-oe.
Texas says: Fer 4 long the : h23
weak k.6csys. causing backachsz ard
pains in NJ had s-i neck Seeing
Dcar's kidney Pills highly ADVERTISED.
! procured bcx z-5 Irscs.vs5 prompt
re,ist from ths.- use II return .o-
~hz- 0oar's E-51ey Pills have done
70 re : case-.-lly rsco--s-5 ken
70 o-hs- sidney sufferers
Fo- sale lv al dealers. Prise SO.
E1s,s--,l-t--l c. B-Ez-c. y. Y sole
ass--s to- -es United S-z-ss.
Rszs-as- - -a--1c1-.s-s-s
take - c.hs-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
responsibilities
OF CITIZENSHIP
Washington Women Are Willing TO
Serve On Juries and Perform All
Other Duties OF Citizens.
Lspeelal 70 rhe rryan EagIe.l

Spokane, Wash, Jan. l0-Prominent
workers in the suffrage movement,
members o. exclusive clubs and scores
OF working women in Spokane are
writing letters to Governor Marion E.
Hay urging him to deny the petitions
Of women electors requesting 10 be re-
lieyed from jury duty II called upon
fer service.
when | asked for the privilege OF
citizenship" said Mrs. May Arkwright
Hutton. president of the Washington
Equal Suffrage League, Il was Grady
snd willing to accept all the require
ments. am willing 10 serve on jury
and viii do so withou, protest, If
called to that or any other duty re
CURED by the state"
Mrs. Hutton is the wife Of Levi W.
Hutton. millionaire mining operator,
and has extensive interests in Spokane
and the Occur d'Alene mining distric,
in northern Idaho. She financed
statewide campaign for equal rights
in 1910 and was a factor in securing
the ballot for women at the last state
election.
Mrs. A P FasSett, who has been
identified with The suffrage and other
women's movements in Spokane for
years, said;
Il have written 10 Governor Hay,
asking him 10 refuse TO take any ae-
ton on the petitions OF women voters
requesting to be released from jury
duty. have also interested large
number OF club women to write similar
letters.
When l worked FOR equal suffrage
fully understood all the duties that
would devolve upon the women as
voters. l am afraid now tha; if the
women start 70 balk at sitting on s
jury they win lose their right Of fran.
ehise,~
That the women Of Spokane are in
teres,ed in the ballo, is evidenced by
the larse number registering for the
spring election in March, when FIVE
commissioners Will be chosen TO re-
place the present city government.
headed by Mayor Nelson s. Pratt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
City Na&nai.

A meeting OF the shareholders Of the
City National bank was held in the
Offices o. the bank this morning for
the election Of the directors for the
ensuing year. The old directorate was
reelected, eScep; the substitution OF
John E. As,in for the late G. 5. Par
ker The present roll o. directors is as
follows; J ". English. J. y. Cole.
Z H. As,in. : X Parker. Joan (.
As,in and A. ". Wilkerson.
Immediately after the meeting OF the
shareholders the directorate was called
in session an1 the following officers
elss,et; z. z. As;.a. president. J. X.
Parker vice president. a W. Wllke--
son. cashier; E W. C-snsaav. assist.
an; cashier.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
TO THE PUBLIC!


On account OF the recent re-
vision lowering the Interstate
rates on mixed feeds | have
been enabled 10 geteXclusiye sale
of the Nptriline Brand OF Mixed
Feed. made at Crowley, La.
This feed was recommended to
me personally by Prot. PS. III
son, chemis, OF Houston, as be-
ing the best feed from an analy-
tical standpoint. offered to the
public, and from his personal
experience, and the amount OF
business being done wherever
this feed is introduced iustlhed
him in saving that Il would
meet every requirement lhis
iced consists OF ground corn, a.
falfa. rice polish and a small
amount OF cotton seed meal,
steam cooked with black strap
molasseS. This IS a mixture OF
standard feeds raised to a higher
feed value b. me addition OF
mo,asses and steam cooking. /,
IS = perfectly balanced ration and
by Government Reports this
Stock Food IS rz,ed at l0l as
compared with oats and the
Dairy Feed q, l07. In feeding
oats IS per cent Is no: disestet
and Nuu.l'ne Is easily tigeGet.
The puce OF Nu;rilile IS $50
per hundred. You can make
your own calculation as TO econ
omy. Remembe- ;ha; every
sack IS guaranteed. I submit
this new feel TO you fora u.a.
believing &; y,ill NEE, every re-
qui-emen;. Nours truly.
N0. {. KCK
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
:. W BATS.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Three lots. sas- front and six-7oo2
residence. Eith two halls. ba-ArCo-
and tA-ee galleries electric tights, SIX
hydrancs SC5 b-.cS cists-1. servants
house Snd barn; ar Improvements N
hrst-class repair; s2-is2 anS ss7s-2l
'arse shade t-ssS Prize. Sszc1eo
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
RACES At DRIVING CLUB
TRACK YESTERDAY

Yesterday afternoon one Of the fast
es- races seen fer some time was run
81 tie Dg.virz c,u5 ,-ack- SQulgslss,
owned ty NJ. :. i. Gordon. o. this
c-,y. s11 smother racer, owned BY Nr.
JIM B--sS1r. also o. This city. were
tie entries. and IL vaS nip and .uck
t5- ;-e full t+l Yards. The star. was
even ans soc1. ari neither had the
advantage urll The ias; loo yards.
U1zu Sl-iss,es .c-Se5 ahead ans won
By @ tCll length ScuiSg,es has ran
several races rscec--y. winning every
-|c He : setting Qui;s . reputation
IL locz, rac.rS circles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
DIRECTORS AND
OFFICERS ELECTED
Stockholders of All Local Banks Hold
Meetings Today to Hold
Annual Elections.

The stockholders o. the various
banks OF the city held meetings today
TO elect directors for the ensuing year
and the directors elected officers for
the ensuing term. The meetings OF
The First National and First State
banks were held TOO late toY' this after
moons Eagle, but will Ypear tomOr-
row.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
sHREVEPoRT's FRANCHISE
TRANSFERRED TO AUSTIN,
Captain Crawford and President Allen
Closed Deal for Six Thou.
sand Dollars.

Especial 70 The Bryan EASEL
Shreveport. la. Jan. l0.-Capt W.
T. Crawford. owner Of the Shreveport
baseball club franchise. this morning
declared that a deal has been com
pleted for the transfer OF Shreveporrs
Texas League franchise 70 Austin.
Captain Crawford received a message
from President Allen. Of the Texas
League. saying the deal Is closed. Aus
lin raised 5000 for the purchase o.
the franchise.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
BAD DREAMS
RestlsSsress ard Nis-t
swsz;s Al Caused 6y Indigestion.

Nightmare, 7estlsssress ard Mgr;
swsa;s Al Caused BY Indigestion.
Hal. o. the ne-yclS-sss IN -le world
al O. ,1s disturbing dreams and night
mares cau h ended in 3 5ew seeks b.
s simple. inexpensive ;rea.-e1. sua--
an,ee5 By Z. J. Jeakius.
Upss; stomach Is ne cause Of ns-r-
business and ba- dreams. Your food Is
lying in your stomach u1d,ges.e5 and
te--ectirg; il 5 forming poisonous
s1ses which i--ira,es the pne-mozas-
--.c nerve thar leads direc; from the
brain. and ends IN a network o. tiny
branches running through The s.ou-
ac1.
!, is also the irritation o: this grsa:
prsuncEsscric nerve thar causes head
aches Many times people have sere-e
headaches and know they are caused
oy the stomach. but do noc know how.
Il yo1 are nervous. have dreams o.
nightmare. and DO not sleep sound a.
n-gh-. set & sc box o. MONA stom-
ach tablets ard take ore or tEo after
o. with meals MONA stomach tab
les relieve distressed stomach in five
minutes. sod ty Z !. jenkins and
druggists everywhere. wbo guarantee
MONA 20 cure Indigestion. o. 1cuey
tacE
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
INSURE wIrA
Sousf1w estern

Life Insurance CO. Dallas. Texas.
Sl.o-9 ,{5I9S Assets December 81. 1879.
With S7-S,S.s-6l IN excess q TIE LsS1,
Reserve.
JOE :. REED
VII explain different kinds q policies
50 yen VIII understand. 10 70. sivs
-FOUR Insurance 70 & stranger who has
no Interest IN vcI. only sc- VIA.
money lie can IaiSs q frs premium.
Also writes Accident and Sick Benefit
Insurance Al should - members q
the Friend II Need S1c.s-y.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
NOTICE

Tie WOcd-ea o. tie World q XII
-e1 are 10 have public installation O..
O@-cs-s- also q rtcsIy arranged u--,e
7-CE-a-- for Friday 1-S1-. Ja-ca-y I3.
ETs--1-5v invited
JAMES LANG- Clerk
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-10
The Bryan Mattress Factg|

has Installed new ami up-to-date
chine-y and is now prepared 20 nd
as soci and cheap mattresses as
factory IN the State.
We solicit the patronage OF L
boarding schools. Satisfaction q
a1teed We win make {, TO your
terest 20 call at the factory and
prices.
The Washington herald., 1911-06-19
YALE PICKED TO
WIN BIG RACE
Makes Better Time Than Har-
ward and Odds Change.

New London. June 1S.-A radical
change has taken place in the rowing
outlook within a week and there is now
every indication that II the Yale-Harvard
race were to be rowed tomorrow Yale
would win.
Yale has easily made better time than
Harvard in the only time spin over the
four miles taken this year and Harvard
has been Obliged to make an eleventh.
hour shift in her crew, a change
which had not been made in six months:
It has leaked out that Yale's time on
the course Friday night was better than
H minutes. The Harvard time was given
out as p minutes 50 seconds.
As soon as the Harvard coaches learned
the result of the time they took the bull
by the horns and, for the first time since
the eight got upon the water this spring,
made a vital change. They removed
Stroke Goodale and substituted in his
seat Newton, No. 2. Goodale going to
Newton's seat. Goodale is a veteran
stroke. He set the pace for the Harvard
freshmen eight last year.
1t was announced at Yale tonight that
the makeup of the eights, varsity and
freshman, is settled, but the varsity four
will not be made up for two or three
days
The Washington herald., 1911-06-19
ANNIVERSARY DATA.

With three CORY scalps attached to
their belts, their war clubs freshly paint
ed, tomahawks and scalping knives
sharpened, the Powerful Potomac Ma
tionals filed out on the trail of Mack's
Delawares yesterday, our brawny braves
determined, with the aid of the recent
Cherokee recruit, to fill the trails of
Philadelphia with the corses of the
Delaware Big Savages who have grown
so cocly of late. Chief johnson will lead
the attack to-day, and has already push
ed back the scalp he took on Wednesday
last to make room for the one to be
his before the sun shall set.
From the village on the Delaware we
go to Manhattan Island to engage the
fierce Iroquois. Altogether there's
strenuous week ahead of our brave boys,
and they'll not be satisfied with less than
four scalps.
There's nice fat place in the won
column for such a week of endeavor!