davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18
lMcALEER BROUGHT OUT
WALLACE OF ST. LOUIS
Nationals Manager Discovered Browns New Boss
While Scouting Ten Years Ago-Other Gossip.

While it is not generally known jim
tmy McAleer deserves credit for dfscov-
lering Bobby Wallace, who is to lead
ithe Browns next season. McAleer picked
wallace from the suburbs of PittSbWg
while acting as scout for Patsy TebeauS
!Cleveland Spiders about ten years ago.
Bobby played third base and was later
tshffted to shortstop. a position be has
tplayed to perfection for a decade Of years.
When McAieer became manager Of the
iSt. Louis Americans the first player he
bkrabbed was Wallace, who was then with
rthe Cardinals. Bobby has been the one
consistent star on the team ever since
land more than measured up to McAleers s
sability as a judge of good ball players
wallace has had no managerial expert
lence, but he knows the game from every
sangle, is popular alike with player and
Spublic, he Is modest, intelligent. and al
ways gives the very best he has.
The phenomenal advance of Charlie
kDooin and other ball players is the cause
~of the cry from the Legitimate vaude-
william for the removal of their kind
from the spotlight In short it is PLAIN
jealousy.
Pat Tebeau tried to terrorize Tim Hurst
one day. Once and only once 1t was
in. Cleveland and at the time when the
;od Baltmores and the old Clevefands
used to fight every battle like wolves and
tRarzoi hounds. Pat sought Tim out be-
;fore the game and. pointing to the field
icrowd, held back by ropes-so great was
public interestremarked. See that
crowd. TIM"
II do. What av it," snapped Hurst.
We'll, they're pretty sore on YOU right
now. So am I. And the first bad decision
you soak with I'm going to cut the
ropes and let them in after you. Look
out now. I've warned you
Hurst said never a word. but walked
Ito his position. Ere long Joe Kelley came
ITO bat. He ripped long foul down the
field, easy six feet from the line. Fair
rbaIl!" roared Tim. Run. Joe. rum And
;as Kelley fed for three bases Hurst
turned to Tebeau. Nov cut the ropes,
I've four-flushin' haboon.' he cried.
Pat didn't cut them.
Bobby Wallace, the new mana ger of the
fSt Louis Browns, is reported to have
said that few glasses of beer daily helps
fban players Waddell. Raymond. Nc
lQuillian and other stars would like to
serve under Wallace.
Hans Wagner says: It's all a matter
OF good and bad luck. II you hit EN-
where they amt you're all right, but il
you hit 'em where they are you're out.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18

ner,. - to l, second: Chess 100 tBurns). ) to 1,
third. Time. :ls rs. Foot Pad, Leon B.. In
spcctor General. Haymarket, and Asolden Castle
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Carthage Ie young,
to l. won; Radiation l04 Bergen, 2 to l. src-
ond: Lawton Virgins. III tHolmes). 4 to I. third.
Time. 1:S 5a Zemoe. Lady Ripple. Won Laer.
Donation. Occidental. Lois Cavanagh. George Tur-
ner. Virginia Lindsey. Uncle Jim. and Col. ZeS
also ran
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18
SECTION s74 DEFEATED.
Leaders. Basketball League Out
of Champi0nship Race.


Section S74 basketball quint had the
championship in the Business High School
Inter section League until yesterday.
when they. met Section 9S3. Section 34
could not get all their players together.
so instead Of forfeiting the game to Sec
ton sss. they played the game with only
four boys in the lineup. They had the
lead in the first half by their accurate
passing and the goal shooting Of Far
quhar. who Gagged Section 37Es only bas-
ket But after the first half Section 963
came to the front and swamped the four
man team. II to 3
Section 3H put up a good article Of ball
until the final half. when they got winded
as they had to cover one extra player.
Had their other player shown up they
would have captured the championship OF.
the league, but the defeat by Section IS;
put them out Of the race.
For the winners Tracy was the star.
caging four goals and one free toss. Far
quhar played the best for the losing ouint.
Lineup and summary:
Gl>~<S 0>rAs
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18
Georgetown Swamps Catholic University First Game for District Title
CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES No. AZ


in OF
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18

r. II. c. A. Tsan -. Daltansre.
Baitimose. IAN n.-Next Saturday
night 1t 8 O'Clock. The West Branch Y.
II. c. A. ave win entertain the WashinR-
ton 7. n. C. A. at West Brunch. The
association expects 20 have Z record
breaking crowd. and has arranged to
have IL entire sym clD61oa
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18

Emerson q Orme have ordered 4 Royal
Bentley, chief Of maintsnance Of the
Eoreet 0ervice.
Ne mows from. the Foundty gutnl %.
fdr. Hoffae ret bu1y, boye an6 p1ay
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18
G. .. FIVE EASY
FOR GEORGETOWN
Hilltoppers Capture Basket!
ball Game, 81 to 19.
FIRST BATTLE FOR TITLE

Brookla nders No Match for Hill
tOpPers on Arcade C0aFt-Capt.
schIo..er Throw. Ten Goals-Con-
test Ii Featured by Long Shot By
Center Lambert, of the Losers.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18

I0aEs-IlFhf tIU, ShiIgfdS W, LaWef VI-T- WAT
tin iN Msrm a. Baker Osguod. Preston. Miller
-. F%cr tosses-Inrhl Osgcnd c1. Referee MIR.
Heikcll, G.. e. Scorer-Mr. Waters G. L. Time
cf hal,es-D minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18

GsorSen~n. PoitonA Catholic Univ,
Waldrn. Cnan- left forward. Clancy
Martin, tAmeArtnn. right forward. Mcdonald
Monarch. Graham. right Gnrd. O'Dnnell
Earrioelo. HeiskeIl. left guard .Canfvell
Goals frnm flr fnr-Waldrm t2. Martin C9
Schiosrr 'iol, Monarch t5l. Iiariceilo e.. Heikc
lAmbcrton- Gapoy CO. Mcdonald. Lambert ~.
u Dorneu ~. Goals from free tries-Srhlosser (eI
Mcdonald 10. Tmer-Mesrs Daley and Greer.
Rrferee-Mr. Hughes Tine Of halses-D minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18
ne Baa Citisea.

Ff9 ths Oesbss pa Repuhfi0n.
The citisen. prominsat and otherwisA
who waits patiently for the rain to re.
move the snow AID Ice OF his pavement
never fans. 10 growl when tt reins Hae
who ca sSpsct such ctti1e1es - - &C.,
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18
Jbaxi'e !

COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-18

Save a suffering public and for the
love of Mike keep johnson and Jeffries
far apart. Mr.. Tex Rickard. please take
notice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
Shaei8x Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
of a writ OF special execution. issued
out Of the clerks office Of the district
court Of the state OF Iowa, in and for
M arshall county. and to me directed
upon a judgment rendered in district
court Of Marshall county on the 29th
day Of August 1911 in favor of a. "
Heald and against L B. Penn berton.
Lizzie Pemberton and The Mccormack
Harvester and Machine Company,
have levied upon the following real
estate, to-wit: Lots Nos. seven and
eight & & s. block No. eight (s) Bren-
necke and Heald's addition to the town
Of Marshall, Marshall county, Iowa
Taken as the property Of said L. B.
Pemberton, Lizzie Pemberton and The
Mccormack Harvester and Machine
Company and that on the 18th day of
November a. D. 1911 at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. m. Of said day, at the front
door of the court house in the city of
Marshalltown, county and state afore-
said, will proceed to sell said prop
erty, or 50 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said execution.
amounting to Six Hundred Eighty and
No-100 (6S0.0o) dollars. debt, and cost
of suit, taxed at Fifty three and 75-f0G
(s53.75) dollars, with interest on said
debt at the rate Of per cent from the
date Of said Judgment, together with
all accruing costs, at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash in
hand.
Dated at Marshalltown. Iowa, this
10Th day of October A. D 1911
A. A. NICHOLSON,
Sheriff Of Marshall County.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24

can not afford the prescribed material,
or the kind of plumbing demanded. II
YOU can not afford it, you do not build.
1 think that sometime we will demand
of a corporation that, before it COM
mences building a plant in a district
unsupplied with dwellings. 1t shall show
to a state official plans for the devel-
opment of a town where people may
live amid healthy. decent surroundings.
And il the company can not afford.
after paying the experts who have built
its plant, to invest something in start
ing the town as a town should be
started, with due regard to public
health and morals. 1t should not be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
IOWA suPREME COURT MAKES
IMPORTANT RULING As TO
LIQUOR SALES.
NOT NEcEssARv TO FIND
LIQUORS A THINE OF SEARCH
Evidence and Conviction Can Dc Had
When 0oexe 10 Seen at 3uspoetsd
PIaes-Rulins Made in Case Of jose
phins Wilson. Of Mahaska County
Other Court Decisions.
Special to Times-Republican-

Special to- Times-Republican-
Des Moines. Oct. 24.-The supreme
court today decided in q case
from Mahaska county, that evil
dence as to the keeping of liquors for
Illegal sale may be in the form Of evil
deace that it had been seen. and not
necessarily that it has TO be found
by an officer with g search warrant. In
the case of josephine Wilson II was
commended that since no search was
made ana the liquors not officially dis
covered 81 her residence, there was no
proof they had actually been there.
Decisions We're HANGED down by the
court today as follows:
MaIech VS.. Cudan. Packing Com
raly, appellant. WoodSur- district
Affirmed
Chicago. Anamcsa & Northern Rail-
way Company. appellant vs. Whitney
Linn district. Affirmed.
DunioEt VS.. Peet, appellant. Jones
G.sl,.ct. Affirmed.
State Of Iowa VS.. Josephine Wilson,
APP. eilaEe. AahaSka d.su.ct Affirmed.
Wiber vs. Buckingham. appellant
Union 0islrict. Affirmed on conditions.
Empire State Surrey Company, ap-
pelham rs city OF Des Moiaes. Polk
Gisu:.t
= supplemental opinion overruling
both petitions Tor reEesrrg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO
WASHES PIMPLES
AWAY

No remedy that we have ever sold
for Eczema, Psoriasis, and all other
diseases of the skin has given more
thorough satisfaction than the D. D. d.
Prescription for Eczema.
A Csc trial bottle can be secured at
once.
Our patrons find that D. D. D. not
only gives instant relief to the itching,
burning skin, quickly driving out all
the disease germs, but It is also the
most delightful wash for the complex
ion they ever used. Absolutely harm
less and pleasant to use, D. D. d.
cleanses the skim Of all minor impuri-
ties. such as rashes and pimples. over
night. and leaves the skin clear and
smooth as that q child.
1t is now generally known that there
Is nothing that can equal .. D. D. az a
household remedy for all skin troubles,
no matter what they are.
We. ourselves, are so fully Convinced
OF the merits Of this wonderful remedy
that we will charge YOU nothing II the
first full size pottic OF .. 2. 2. does
not make good every claim.
Better drop In and talk It over with
US anyhow, Mcbride & WIN Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
DISTRICT CLUB WOMEN.
Several Distinguished Speakers a
Cedar Falls MEETING.
Times Republican.

Specia! TO T:Mes-Republican
Cedar Falls, Oct. 24-The Third dis
trict of Iowa Federation Of Women 8
Clubs. convened last evening in this
city. The sessions will close this even
ing The program was unusual in its
strength and variety and offered some
splendid educational ADVANTAGES. Mrs.
Mary a, Scarkweather. of Minnesota.
assistant commissioner Of the bureau
OF labor. was one OF the most distin-
quished speakers. The president of the
Iowa federation. Mrs. Homer 4. Miller.
of Des Moires. was one of the speakers
and Dr.. Margaret V. Clark Of Water
100. conducted a baby contest in which
several babies will be brought forward
as demonstrations of what perfect
child should De in measurement and
strength The reception Monday even
ing was a brilliant success and was
held at the home of Mrs H. s. Gilkey
There were about eighty club women
present The presbyterian ladies'
served the luncheon today and the
afternoon session was in that church
but the morning program was held at
the state teachers college.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
ovERsERvEs HIS TIME
Boone County Justice Of Peace Goes on
Marrying People and Conducting
Civil and Criminal Gases After Term
Had Expired-Thousht He Had job
For Another Year.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone. Oct 2..-To be doing business
as a justice of the peace, marrying
folks, hearing both civil ard criminal
ca SIS, and then 20 find on, that he is
not q justice. has 10 Jurisdiction ana
has had none since the first OF the yes.
s the experience of George SUec-e.oE,
OF podge township. This discovery IS as
much Of a saTp- Sc 10 Mr. Buecnelcr as
10 she rest OF the people at A!uetT-.
Z !dse aid Dodge township.
Some time ago . pup! DE the name
Of Ahre-s. attending the school over
which Miss Lai-e pres3des. was punish
&c ry the teacher. When the boy reach
ed his home, the family believed that
he had been punished too much ano
100 severely and they went 20 N!nera!
Ridge and h!ed charges against tins
teacher. She was tried anc fined 50
and costs for assault and battery. The
teacher thought tbs matter over and
came TO Inc conclusion that she had
been ..reG TOO much for doing whai
she believed was just She made
motion for a new trial ard Judge
Buechelor later granted it. Some people
in that neighborhood didn't believe that
Buechior had the power 10 grant new
trial and began an iCves ttgation as TO
when Buecheior was elect justice and
for how long.
Then the people at Mineral Ridge
learned that Judge Buechelors term
was out las, January. He was elected
for the term tha, expired with the old
year His acts iheref~re since that
time have been null! and void He was
preparing for a big wedding in Dodge
within a short time but since the dis
covery that he is not justice the
plans of the bridal couple have been
changed. This is the situation in Dodge
with an Office of justice TO be filled.
Literary Society Anniversary.
Special 10 Times Republican
Cedar Falls. Oct. 24.-The Clio Lit
e.ary Society of the State Teachers
College celebrated the twenty-dfth an
niversary of its organization Friday
and Saturday with most unique. artis-
tic and highly intellectual exercises.
The program Friday evening was
classical in its Interpretation and the
banquet Saturday evening was brill
liant success. Several alumni were
here from out Of town for the occas-
ion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
WE INVITE
EVERY THIN MAN AND WOMAN HERE
EVERY PERSON IN MARSHALLTOWN AND VICINITY
TO GET FAT AT OUR EXPENSE.

This Is an invitation that no thin
man or woman can afford to ignore.
Wen tell you why. We are going to
give you a wonderful discovery that
helps digest the foods you eat-that
puts good. solid flesh on people who
are thin and underweight. no matter
what the cause may be-t1at makes
brain in Eve hours and blood IN four
that puts the red corpuscles in he
blood. which every thin man or woman
50 sadly needs How can we do this?
We viii tell you. Science has dtscov-
cred a remarkable concentrated treat
rnent which increases cell growth. the
rerv substance Of which our bodies
are made-a treatment that makes In
DIGESTION and other stomach troubles
dfss ppear az il by magic and makes an
old dyspeptic or sufferer from weak
nerves or lack Of vitality feel like
c-year-old. This new treatment. which
has proved boon to every thin per-
son, is called sareol. Don't forget the
name-"s-A-R-G- Nothing like
It has ever been produced before. 1t is
revelation to women who have never
been able to appear stylish in anything
they wore because Of their thtnness.
is a godsend to every man who ~ I'M
der wei ght or is lacking in nerve force
or energy. II you want a beautiful and
se1l-rounded figure Of symmetrical
proportions. Of which you can feel
jpstly rvoud-if you want body fuli
of throbbing life and energy. write the
sargo1 Company. 53S-K. Herald Bldg.
y. Y. today and we will
send Won. absolutely free. soc box OF
Sargoi that Will prove all we claim
Take one with every meal and IN hve
minutes after you take the first con-
centrated tablet Of this precious prod
ret Il will commence to unfold Its vir-
.ues. and It has by actual demonstra-
zion often increased the weight at the
ate Of one pound day. But you say
,.op want proof. Well here you are.
yere f. the statement Of those VINO
ave tried-who have been convinced
md who will swear 70 the virtues OF
shig marvellous preparation.
.Ev. GEORGE w. DAVIS SAYS:
81 have made q faithful trial Of the
sargol treatment and must say 1t mas
brought to me new life and vfgor.
have eained twenty pounds and now
.retgh ITO pounds. and. what 10 better.
: have gained theFdavs Of nv boyhood.
:. has been the turning point OF my
.,fe. Ny health IL now fine. don't
AYE TO take anv medicine at all ana
ever want tn asain.
,es. A. /. RoDENHEleER writes:
II have ssafped immediately. since
.ok earxoi. for only weished about
4 os pounds when BEGAN using 1t and
,ow weigh 40 pounds. 50 really this
-7akes twerty-four pounds. I feel
stronger and am looking better than
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
TWENTY-FIVE PRISONERS RE.
cEIvED At FORT MADISON
DURING PRESENT MONTH.
ONLY ONE RELEASED
UNDER PAROLE SYSTEM
Members Of Parole Board Point to This
as UnequaiIed Rseerd-Parolsd Man
Held Some Time Because Employ.
ment Could Not Be Provided-other
News OF the State.

Fort Madison, Oct. a..-Twenty-two
prisoners have been received at the
state Institution here during the pres
ent month and Only one has been pa
rolled. This is an unequaleo record in
the history Of the prison. according to
members Of the STATE board of parole
which is in session.
The one prisoner released this month
vas the last Of twelve paroled by tie
1oard at its last meeting. He Was helG
n confinement until THIS month be.
cause proper ernpl oyr2e... had not bee,
o5;ai-ed for him
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
Fiat Communities.

When a corporation goes into new
territory TO build plant, it is by that
act inviting men and women to come
and live in the corr.r unity. when it
does that it owes 1t to its employees,
and to society even more. to see to it
that the community is decent place
for men and women to live in. You
can not erect a tenement in city
without submitting specifications to a
public official and securing a permit.
And II you do not intend TO use certain
materials. or take certain precautions.
you can not have the permit. Neither
will II avail you anything that you are
a well intentioned person. and that you
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
PIERCE AFTER NEWSPAPER.
Editor Of Homestead Said 20 Be Neee
tiatins For Register and Leader.

Special 20 T!nes-Republican
DeS Moines, Oct 2i.-The Daily Cap
!Ial sprung a mighty good newspap per
,ory yesterday 70 the effect THAI the
register and Lea der has been sold o.
10 be sold 10 James Pierce and the
Lomestesd Company and possession
"!I be gwen the first Of the year. OF
course none Of the parties at interes :
could be expected 10 admit At this time
2nythiRs in regard 10 the matter even
there Vas some foundation 10. the
.ory. But II IS certain that the story
its in well with various ar6 s1ncry
-unaors which have ttea =. c!-cuLa1i an
a long time
Gardner Cowlss has made a success
OF the morning paper ard i he should
eTe- sell ouc il may be assumed he
would get good price for the property.
2at the property IS Paying now is not
albreG by the men OF the new per
Eternity. NJ. Pierce has been a great
Cccess with his various publications
and they are today perhaps the most
profitable papers in the STATE and Mr..
Pierce's income is undouhtedly more
than that Of any other individual news
paper owner Of the state.
a number OF years ago MI Pierce
had an ambition 10 run a daily paper
in Dies Noines; but he has not indicat-
ed 10 friends recently that he ;s looking
that way.
The Register and Leader this morn
ing denies the Capitals story ard
terms II malicious falsehood.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
Another Victim Of Huntino.

Ottumwa, Oct 24.-The CHASTITY
wound in his head, despite the prompt
medical attention given him by physi-
clans, resulted in the death of Will
lam Lagenbuck at the Ottumwa hos
pital Monday. Young Lagenbuck with
party of companions, was out hunt
ing in the vicinity Of the four mile
bridge west Of Ottunwa Sunday, when
the accidental discharge of the gun
carried by Lagenbuck tore a hole two
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24

ever before. and now I carry rosy
cheeks. which is something ! could
never say before.
MY old friends who have been used
to seeig me with a thin, long face, say
that am looking better than they
have ever seen me before. and father
and mother are so pleased to think !
have got to look so we'll and weigh %
heavy for me-"
CLAY JOHNSON says:
please send me another ten-dAy
treatment I a,n we'll pleased with Sat-
gol. It has been the light OF my life.
I am getting back to my proper weikht
again. When I began to take Sargol
/ am getting back to my proper weisht
four weeks later, am weighing NJ
pounds and feeling fine. don't hare
that stupid feeling every morning that
1 used to have. feel good all tina
time. want to put on about five
pounds of flesh and that will be all y
want"
r. cAeNoN writes:
Here is my report since taking the
sargol treatment. am q man q
wears Of age and was all run down to
the very bottom. had to quit work
as I was 80 weak. Now, thanks .
sargol. I look like . new man. gained
% pounds with % days treAtment.
can not tell you how happy ] feel Al
nv clothes are getting too tight. ~
face has a good color and never wpa
30 happy in my life"
MRS. VERNE ROUGE says:
"sargol is certainly the grandest
treatment I ever used II has helped
me greatly. I could hardly eat any
thing and was not able to sit up three
days out OF q week. with stomach
trouble. took only two boxes Of ear-
xol and can eat anything and II don't
hurt me and have no more headache.
NV weight was 100 pounds and now
weigh 40 and feel better than ! have
for five years. I am now - deshy -
I want to be. and shall certainly re-
ommend sareol. for IT does Just e1aee
" what you say II will do"
You may know some Of these people
or know somebody who knows them.
We will send you their full addfess 4
you wish. 30 that you can ind out al
about saraeI and the wonders It bag
wrought.
Probably you are now thinking
whether all this can be true. Stop Il.
Write us at once and we will send you,
absolutely free, Q soc paeka<e Of tAe
most wonderful tablets you have svee
seen. No matter what the cause %
Of your thfnness II from, oaesel makes
thin folks tat. but we don't ask you
to take our word for Il. Sisnolv cut
the coupon below and inelcse 10
stamps to help cover the distribution
expenses and Uncle Sans NAH WI
1,rtou vo,, thu yy,oAt valuable nnG2lnE4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-24
plPhrhERlA EPIDEMIC.
Alarm At Waterloo Because OF ProvaI'
sneo Of 0issase.


snee Of Disease.
Waterloo, Oct. 24.-Diphtheria, In
most instances in a mild form. Is pre-
valent in North Waterloo. more par
ticularly in the neighborhood ana
among the pupils Of the Washington
school. While the disease is not wholly
confined to that neighborhood- 1t Is
more noticeable there.
On records in the city clerks office
yesterday morning there were posted
seventeen cases OF diphtheria under
quarantine and one for smallpox. The
smallpox case is located a; $50 Frank
lin street. Most of the diphtheria cases
are noted on Cottage, Riehl and Fourth
streets east
In one Of the rooms Of the Wash
ington school almost half the pupils
are detained at home, either suffering
from an attack Of diphtheria or be-
Cause the parents fear the dread dis
ease Will be contracted by further as
ISOLATION with the remainder OF the
school