Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-02-08

been arrested by Game Wardens e. r..
Brees and Il. A. leighton. Two OF the
half dozen; Charles Turner and Dave
Schroeder have appedfed before Jus
tice Knapp. pleaded guilty to the charge
Of spearing fish and paid light dnes.
Turner paid ffne OF $40 and costs
and Schroeder appeared before the
justice and after acknowledging him
self guilty on one count settled with
the state for IS and costs. The other
four men arrested will appear for trial
some time this week.
Traer.
Tuesday evening the private car.
husband left here with party OF
tourists, bound for Mexico City. Mex
leo. where they will spend fcw weeks
visiting in that country with that city
as headquarters. The party Is under
the leadership Of E. f. Taylor, editor
OF the Traer Star Clipper. The party is
routed by way of st. Louis and New
Orleans, as at the present time it Is
Impossible for them to get into the
country via FL Paso. Texas. because the
insurgents are still hostile.
Waterloo.
On the bare prairies in Kenwood. is
an open tract of the new addition. a
quantity OF flour was found Sunday. The
-four. eight fifty-pound sack. was ly-
ing in heap. Some Of the sacks had
been torn and the whit flour looked
like snow from distance. When the
neighbors Investigated they found the
-four Sunday but it was allowed to re-
main until after the snow began to
fall. when 1t was removed to c. j.
Spafrord's residence for preservation.
No one had called for the flour at last
reports.
Sioux City.
Frank Gotch. worlds champion
wrestler. demonstrated the fact here
Monday night that he could come
back" by defeating Kara Osman in
two straight falls without the least
Turk most Of the time. He took the
first fall In nineteen minutes and
twenty-nine seconds with n body hold.
and the second in six minutes and
eleven seconds with wrist lock. Gotch
did not let himself out at any time dur
ing the match. Altho he carried n lit
tie surplus flesh. he was the same
Frank OF old. with the same speed.
Waterloo.
Miss Grace SAKE. who has been con-
the close of the Sunday evanseiistic
meetings, has been engaged by Evange-
list Sunday as his regular bible teach
err and will report for work at the OPEN
ing Of the campaign at Lima, O.. the
latter part Of this month. Miss SAKE
will succeed Miss Frances Miller. a
former Waterloo girl and graduate OF
the east high school, who has been
with Mr.. Sunday for several years and
has attained remarkable success iii her
special line OF work. II is understood
that Miss Miller will abandon the work
for the present and return to Fargo. n.
D., where her parents reside.
Cedar Falls.
Contracts have been closed whereby
the Masonic lodge Of Cedar Falls will
occupy the second story OF the new
building to be erected on the east side
Of Main street between Second ana
Third streets by Christian Juhl Mr..
Juhl will erect the first story and the
Masons the second. The Masons will
have complete charge Of everything
above the hrst story. They pay Juhl
81, 900 for the privilege and put up the
building. above tho first story. This
will give the Masons quarters seventy
five feet long by thirty-three feet wide.
re. 10; =s.l make It modern In. every par
ticular.