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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
rAmA COUNTY PIONEER DEAD.
william Gary, Forty-rwo Ysars Resi-
dent Montour Nsishborhood, Dead.

William Gary, Forty-rwo Ysars Resi-.
dent Montour Nsighborhood, Dead.
Special 60 Times Republican.
Montour. March 2s.-William Gary.
for forty-two years Z resident OF this
neishborhood. and for tho greater part
Of that time living on farm five miles
souti, Of 1iontour, died at S:ls last
evening OF heart failure. following an
illness OF three weeks. MT. Gary had
been in failing health for tho past seven
years. but his condition was not con-
sidered serious until recently. Mr.. Gary
died at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Belle Ingersoll, seven miles southeast
Of Montour.
Mr.. Gary was a native Of Ireland.
where ne was born March 90. 1888. He
lived on the old Gary homo place. hve
miles south Of town. now occupied by
his daughter. Mrs. Lizzie Ingram. until
the death OF his wife seven years ago.
Following Mrs Gary's death Mr.. Gary
went to Marshalltown. where he lived
FOR a year and half and then went to
Chicago for a year residing with his
sons. Returning to this county he lived
at the old home place for year. and
then went to the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Ingersoll. where he has since
lived.
Mr.. Gary is survived by three sons
and two daughters-Dr. I. G. Gary. OF
Chicago: s. p. Gary. an attorney OF
Chicago: George f. Gary. OF Montour.
and Mesdames Ingram and Ingersoll.
The funeral Will be held from { he
1ngersoll home Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. in charge OF Professor Mas
ters. OF Leander Clark College. Toledo.
Interment will be In the Montour ceme-
terry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
PRECAUTIONARY EMAcrmxnra
Asssmblynsn Eager 20 prsssnt Dill "a
Remove Chances Of Oisastsr.

AsssmbIymen Eager 70 prsssne eiiI 70
Remove Chances Of Disaster.
New York. March 2s--The New
York lre horror Is expected to re-
suit In hood OF bilis In tho state leg
tslnture designed TO prevent a repeti-
tion OF such loss OF life thru mad
eauate protection In factory and ioft
buildings.
Senator wainwright. chairman OF
tho committee OF employers liability.
Is preparing an exhaustive report on
the necessity of change in laws OF fac
tory employees. and WIN probably make
u recommendation TO the assembly
Asscmblymen Brooks and McGrath
are collaborating on q bill providing
that In all factories IN cities separate
exits shall be provided for every thir-
ty persons on a noor. that exits are
never to DO locked during working
hours. that each factory building or
mercantile establishment OF fve stor-
les or moro. shall be equipped with
automatic fire exiting nxuishers on each
floor ord that plans OF all factory
buildings where nifty or more are 30 be
employed shall be nled with the state
commissioner Of labor showing III ap-
paratus installed or to bo installed Tor
tho prevention OF hro.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
MAN HUNT At JEFFERSON.
Alleged Horse Thief Gets Away From
Officer But 10 Rscsptursd.

OHicor 6ut - copSOfO0s
Special to Times Republican
Jefferson. March 2S.-Thc arrest, cs-
cape. running fight AMI tho search
by a posse and tho rearrest later OF an
alleged horse thief created excitement
and interest here last night. Frank
Schroeder. alleged to be wanted for
stealing horse from 4 farmer living
near Ogden. was arrested hero at 8
o'clock last night. While being taken
20 Jail by Deputy Sheriff Blackburn.
Schroeder broke away from the officer
and dashed down an alley. Tho officer
save chase and fred at the runner. who
sluded him. A posse was organized ard
Il spent most OF the nigh: securing the
town for Schroedc- but did not flnd
him Once II was thought !e had him
.ornered In a barn. but this proved TO
be untrue.
At o'clock this morning Sheriff
Wilson was called to Scranton. and
he found Schroeder at the Northwest
ern station. where he arrested him ani
brought him here He was arra!gned be-
tore Justice Slack on n charge OF car
~ying concealed weapons. a revolver
was found on him and he p'eaGed gull
- ard vas fined &C. arI the costs. uc
IS now being held D await the COM
ing OF the Boone officer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
JOHNSON is CONVICTED
Jury Returns Verdict Of Guilty es Rape
in Case Of EIdera Skating Rink Pro.
prister-Win Be Sentenced Monday.

IN SaSo or EI0oeo skating Rink Pro.
prister-WiiI es Ssntsnesd Monday.
speci.i to T,mS.Hepublican.
Eldosa. March 2s.-~Ae jury In the
csse Of J. 9. Joi,nson.s the proprietor OF
Skating rink here. who was arrested =
few days ago on . charge Of rapo. his
victim being Hazel Eoach. an 1s-year-
old girl Of somewhat deficient mental-
tty. was found guilty by . Jury in Judge
Albrook's court.
The attorneys concluded their argu-
ments this morning and the case was
given to the Jury at 1870.
At 1:45 the Jury reported a verdict
Of guilty of rape. as charged In the
Indictment. Thus quick work was made
Of sensational incident that occurred
only week ago. the arrest. Indictment.
and conviction following In short
order.
Judge Albrook in his instructions
rave the Jury five forms OF verdict
drst. rape: second. assault, with intent
to commit rape: third. assault and bat
terry: fourth, assault. and fifth. not
guilty.
1t is probable that sentence Will be
pronounced next Monday. Attorney for
Johnson said he had not decided
whether the case would be appealed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
MAYOR JoHNsoN's CONDITION
Conflicting Reports Concerning Ex
Mayors illness.

Cleveland. March 2s.-Despfte con-
nicting rumors concerning tho condi-
lion of former Mayor Tom L. Johnson
and the anxiety felt by his friends. no
definite statement as to his con-
dition was issued today from the sick
room.
HE is as well as he was yesterday
came the announcement. Mr.. John
ston's most intimate friends who have
access TO the sick room continue to
report the former mayors condition
as being satisfactory report gem
orally circulated is that Mr.. Johnson
is growing weaker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28

New York. March 2s.-Sifting dowA
the great mass Of testimony at thei.
disposal city and county officials
started today to draw closer TO the
source Of the responsibility OF Sat.
urdays fsctory nre. In which Ia
persons lost their liveA
While onicialdom was strusKlina
with the questions which are being
asked az 10 tho underlying causes Of tho
ire. the mournful task OF burytng tho
dead was continued Added to tho flfty
funerals OF yesterday many moro were
held today. There remain ewe,rty- nine
bodies 30 badly burned that idcntt,i.
cation seems Improbable
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
FACE LABOR TROUBLE
Order Of Government That Civil EN-.
ployes Of Rock island Arsenal May
Not Hold Office May Cause Strife
Two Candidates in City - Primary

Dismisssd From Service.
Rock Island. March 2s.-14abor
troubles are facing military stores
and small arms shops In the Rock Is
land arsenal, employing $500 men. as
tho result CT al o.Crr 'ssue! ;ester-
day by the goye.,nme., p. q, biting
civil employees there from 2old.Es pub
lie offices.
Notice has been given OF the dismfs-
sal Of A. w. Johnson and c. c. WILL
son, skilled laborers, because they
were candidates for commissioners IN
the recent primaries.
Aldermen Charles Borst and William
Cochran. both employed in the Of
nces, were notified that they must re-
sign or be dismissed. Both have two
months moro to servo on tho council.
They accepted the former. The action
Of tho army department coming with
the promise Of the Taylor system OF
shop management. TO which the labor
union u opposed. has caused seronx
protest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
DRUGGISTS HEAVILY FINED.
oIeson. Of Hubbard. and His Clerk
Must Pay $1,000 for Nuisance.

Special to Timcs- Republican.
F,ldora. March 2S.--Oliver Oleson. Of
Hubbard. and his clerk, Soloman Samis.
were before Judge c. II. AlbroolS yes.
'erday morning on an indictment for
creating and maintaining a nuisance.
Oleson runs a drug store nt Hubbard,
and according 20 tho Indictment has
been somewhat free in the dispensing
OF liquor from his store. Judge AL
brook placed heavy fine upon them,
O!eson getting $500 and costs ana
Sams the clerk. $500 and costs. thus
making n total OF upward OF $1,000 In
Zines from this ono store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
sEAmEN in GRAVE PERIL
Grew Of Twenty. Eight Men on Steamer
Lueksnbaek, Aground OFF Key West,
May es Lost-Gevsrnmsnt Appealed
To for Assistance.

Washington. March 2s-Twenty-
eight men in the crew Of the steamer
d. N. Luckenback. OF New York. which
grounded eight miles from Key West
yesterday. while bound from Tampa to
Baltimore. are in peril and the navy
department has been appealed to for
help.
Owners Of the vessel reported the
steamer to be in a dangerous position
today and asked the navy department
to send the naval tug Massassoit from
Key West TO assist the Luckenback.
The revenue cutter Forward is stand
ing by the steamer and reports that the
men may be lost unless help Is prompt
~ sent. Efforts were made to reach
the Savannah revenue cutter Yama-
craw at sea. to send that vessel to the
Luckenback's assistance but the cutter
was out Of wireless communication.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
WATERLOO VICTORY FINAL
Tsarnsy Loses on Appeal 70 National
Commission in Effort TO Gust Ball
Team From Thrss-l Leaaue-court
Suits TO Be Dismissed.
Special to Times-Republican.

Cincinnati. March 23.-The national
commission today decided. after due
consideration, that Waterloo which re-
Gently enjoined the Three-I league from
throwing 1t out. Is entitled to stay in.
At the same time 1t was decided that
Waterloo and Dubuque must dismiss
the court proceedings recently brought,
thus placing themselves on footing of
good fellowship with the other teams.
The Three I League Is ordered 60
prepare schedule with Waterloo in
cluded by April 5. II such schedule ts
not completed by that time, the ma
tional commission Will take the liberty
OF making one The southern clubs
OF the Three I. according to this de-
cision. must either play ball or become
outlaws.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
JURlsrs ARE REMOVED.

centsntions Of Prosecuting Attorney II
Cox Case Are Uphold.
Cincinnati. March 28.-Upholding tho
contentious Of the prosecuting attorney.
Henry T. Hunt. at every point. Judge
Thomas A. Jones. chief Justice Of tho
Ohio circuit court, today removed from
further consideration Of the Cox cause.
Judge Peter Smith ana Samuel W.
Smith, Of the circuit court Of Hamilton
county. He designated Judge Nestus
walters ana e. D. 9ayer TO act In place
Of the deposed jurists.
The actions came upon affdavito q.
lsginG prejudice against Judge Frank
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
srAArLEa MAY RECOVER.
Man Assaulted While Drunk AZ New.
ton NAV Gel MaiI


Special to Times RcpuDiicar.
Newton, March 2S.-Marvin S1nht-
ler. who was struck on the head with
L broom stick by William Morgan,
colored. here last night, will probably
recover. He is greatly improved since
midnight. but IL suffering from con-
Sestion OF thc brain from blow %
tho right forehead near tho temple.
Morgan Is under arrest, charged with
assault with intent to murder. He
claims self defense. Stahtier was In
toxicated and camo to the Morgan
shop and raised disturbance Morgan
tried to rcmove him. when he was
assaulted. and used a broom handle
to protect himself Morgan's PREVIOUS
reputation In good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
o. 4. Barr. En- Route Homo.

St..Louis, March 2s.-Francisco Leon
de la Barra, recently appointed minis
ter OF foreign relations OF Mexico, who
arrived here last night on his way to
Mexico City, reiterated his intention OF
departing for the Mexican capital at
$50 o'clock tonight. He refuses to
discuss the peace proposals in Mexico.
but said. II understand that Manual
De Zamacona e Inclan Is to be my sue
cessor at Washington. have not re-
ceived official notification but would
regard such a choice most excellent
one"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
Raxolutioni,ta Brutal.

Ell Paso, March 2S.-Mail advices
from Alamo. Sonora. confirm the re-
port that revolutionists led by Loya
slaughtered every federal official Of the
town Of Guazaparas. near the Sonora
line. in Chihuahua, when they took the
town. All were placed in Jail and shot,
A young telegraph operator alone es-
capped. He fell with the others beneath
the dead and crawled out twelve hours
later. He made his way barefooted to
Chinapas. forty miles away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
c.nsree.m.n Pickett Shows Up at
capi.al and His Name Msy b
1..nno-candidatss For Printer and
binder Want Separate caueus-Pre'
...d;ne. In House and Senate.
,Rneeaaa 70 Times Republican.
Des Moines, March 2s.-The vote 'o'
is,,,..a states senator in the Iowa leg
5;..,.>,,.. 1oaav resulted as follows:


Ther. was among republicans. FIN
lawson. OF Grundy changing over ~
,Deemer from Kenyon. Quisley' demo-
lcrat. voted for Judge Wade.
Movsment For . Caucus.
a verv pronounced movement was
,r.da this morning In the direction OF
= general republican caucus to dispose
~ the senatorship and the matter OF
~,ho shall be printer and binder. Inc
candidates for the latter positions M
si.f upon 4 separate caucus, but may
not get It. ., ..rcvs
.,ill 10 started tomorrow and 1t WIZ oe
.tronxly supported. the BELIEF OF tncse
S.yorinr It being that 1t is sure TO De
n cav way to end the deadlock: Una.
rr.ctically al republicans win JOIN IN
4 and that It IL q foregone conciusAon
ehaf 4, would mean the nomination Ok
Indre Kenyon as the caucus canoAoate
pickett May es Sprung
r~~ressmen Good and Pickett ar
.,ved IA the city today. Tho latter mas
4aken counsel with members fFom n.s
H,.trict ana his name may oe enteteo
4, the senatorial race at any thne:
e,peciaily since there Is a pronounceo
Sssrnsition to get away from all preva-
-. .andidates and to concentrate on
nev man. Mr. Good stated he Is hete
an business ana II not concerned aoo"'
Hhn aanaforshtp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
euerriIla Warfare 70 caase.

Eel Paso, March 2s.-Gueriila war
fare has been abandoned by the Mex
leo insurrectos. according to a decree
issued e-c-. Francisco l. Made-o and
made public here today. The decree
organized the entire republic Of Mex
leo into seven groops Of states, each
yroop Is to be known as war zones and
tho insurrcctos in each group to con-
stitute a corps.
An army rank and the promise Of
pensions to women and children vas
announced. Madero becomes "su-
preme head Of the insurgent army"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
sAPULPA FIGHT MAD.
Thousands Flock TO Oklahoma Town TO
See Morris .Sehreek Mill.

Sapulpa, Okla, March 2S.-Every-
thing is in readiness for this evenings
fight between Cal Morris. Of Sapulpa.
white mans hope" and Mike Schreck.
Of Cincinnati. It will be q fifteen-
round contest.
If Morris wins his friends declare he
will be the logical white man to meet
Jack johnson for the championship
Every train brought hundreds OF
fight followers today. Yesterday the
population was 10000. today It has
doubled. Everyone talks fight. the
women. ministers and the sports.
The fight will take place In the arena
which is about one mile from the main
street Of the town. It II scheduled
Cor 4 o'clock.
Everything Is made ready for an at
tendance Of 10000. The gate receipts
will exceed $4,000. OF this sum the
lighters will get 40 per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
,NvEsrloATE COAL INDUSTRY.
9wsspins Probe in Anthracite Industry
Proposed 0y Assembly.

9Wo0pine pro60 n Anthracite Industry
proposod 0y Assembly.
Harrisburg, Pa. March 2S.--A sweep
ing investigation Of the anthracite coal
industry in Pennsylvania is proposed
in a concurrent resolution today in the
general assembly which has in view
the enactment Of q law for the protec-
ton Of the public and the reduction OF
the production OF coal.
Tho committee 10 empowered to in
quirc into the relation OF the mining
and transportation companies and the
great banking houses who are said TO
closely affiliate with them and which
usually conduct their financial opera
tions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
STRIKE ORDERED APRIL I.

Illinois Central Tslssraphsrs Vote TO
Walk Out IL Demands Are Denied.
New orleans, March 2s.-A general
strike Of the telegraphers employed by
N. Illinois Central rairoad will be
called ON April II the demands Of
~. men for a 20 per cent increase in
IVA res ia not granted according to local
reports Of dispatchers.
r. wa. asserted that a strike vote
,,-eadv had been taken resulting In 95
49, cent Of the 1900 men declaring In
fayor of the waikout.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
Dies on Date For,toId.

Eagle Grove. March 2s-True TO a
prophecy made several weeks ago. Will
liam Cline. aged 81. n pioneer OF the
state. died at his homo here yesterday.
Death was due to old age
Several weeks aKo Mr.. Ciine deciar-
cd that he would die on March 81. and
proceeded 10 make all arrangements for
his funeral. even selecting tho coffin
Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
c.rIi.l. Head. Union Schools.

Special to Times Republican
Union. March 2s.-At n meeting %
me board OF education last Saturday.
Superintendent. L. b. Carlisle was
unanimously re-eicc'ed for the comm =
year. and his salary raised 1900
Owing TO extra work Incidental 70
-eorganizing the school. ana ;akins
possession OF the new building. Mrs.
Carlisle was appointed 70 assist him
Turing the spring term.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
AMERICAN EXECUTED
Mexican Soldiers Capture and Kill
Simon esrthold, Socialist Leader in
United statss-Taksn in Battle at
rines-Renublican.

Special to Times-Republican
Mexican, Mexico. March 2s.-A fugi-
tive rebel from the fight In Alamo on
rho 22d reached Mexicali today with
the startling information that Simon
Berthold, the American socialist leader
was wounded in the lung In that battle
taken prisoner and put to death three
;aTs late. ct Ensenada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28

Special to T!meo-Ropublican.
Boone, March Sat yesterdays
election this city went wet Civic
,easus Candidates lost out all around.
J. 8. Crooks. candidate Of the repub-
l,cans and democrats for mayor was
elected By . big majority The b6gsot
vote ever polled In tho city 1t any
election prcsagea Il 10 believed. the
the downfall Of civic league movement
to oust tho aaloons 1rnzn the city,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
HoveR PASSES SiuLs.

-. a6ssaurs providss Slespln0 Carr
for 0toekmen-othsr Bile.
ar.rfaa 10 Republican.
r.. Moines. March 2s.-The house
.,nre aeNuned to pass bills today
and having declined to take up the M
.ponev bills. dnally passed the o'n oy
CamnbeN. OF Ida, to require tnat on
everv stock train in Iowa the rai.oaoA
sh.li carry q car provided with sleep
AR hunks for tho stock mon.
panresentative Enger introduced
a,n rroyidinT that s5 per cent OF the
s.r.a voters needed for a general con-
..r+ 70 sell liquors shall be OF the
-otea cast at the city or generai eiec-
s,nn. and not Of the votes cast at spe-
cial or school elections.
rha house passed the board OF cont.o'
a,,, ,rovidine that children may oe
s.r+enced direct to the reform scnooi
Sor anv crime except for murder. pre-,
.,s,tinS their association with nardeneo
criminals. -. .:..,.
rhe iowa house today passed tne
PERKINS bill providing for tho sterin1a- MA
t,on Of inmates Of certain ms.ltutions
4o prevent an increase OF cnans.l
adiots tfrunkards ard drug nehos' Ah'o
vote was S4 to Is. .,.-
~. house took up the Hfckenlooper
mine bin TO provide that every miner
.,nrloved In Iowa mines shan pc e4-
s,nined as to his competency oy
min. hoard. Objection was made 70
1t,i. on the grounds that 1t would make
= 4rrnossihlo for any non-union miner
"a obtain employment In Iowa.
Warm Fight on Mine Bill. :,
eAnator Clafkson held the moor az
Sofenoon IN senate explaining his Dill
a. revision Of the mine laws. but II
80 not finished. The Iowa Coal Oper-
.torss Association commenced q war
Ssra IN the bill by sending to every
..retor 4 communication attacking the
s,lil n every part and making the claim
1,.4 should the bill be passed 1t VIII
.,osa MANY Of the smaller mines OF the
sfsta Clarkson. who commenced life
0y eoing to work at the ago OF II IN
cos mine. defended every phase OF the
~ rive. Mile Limit Bill Rsssrrseted.
The senate today ordered the return
"a the senate from the committee on
sunpresslon Of intemperance Of the
Ava-nile-limit bill. by vote OF q To
-. A motion TO that effect was made
by van Law, VIC explained that the
two committees had gone into the game
OF waiting each for the other to act.
Senator Smith, Of Mitchell. intro
tauced . resolution for a Joint assembly
| on the evening Of April s to elect state
CrfYrter and binder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
ASSISTANT NAssYs MEET.

Meeting at Cedar Rapids To-day May
Result in New Organization.
Special to Times-Republican.
Cedar Rapids. March 2s.-Assistant
oo.,masters Of first and second class
no.tonices in the state are holding a
meeting here this afternoon for the
purpose Of ef1ecting an organization.
Not Of the OFFICES in the two classes
arA repreoented.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
Reunion Of Three Madsros.

San Antonio, March 2S.-FranctScO /
Malero. Sr., and Gustavo Madero, Ia
ther and brother Of the insurrecto lead
er, arrived here today. They went at
once to the home of Alfonso Madcro,
where the local junta meets.
The Maderos said the reunion was a
purely personal affair but the impress
sion prevails that matters Of moment
are to be considered in connection with
the peace proposals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28

governor today with regard to the call.
Ing Of the special election for congress.
They are understood to favor Q date
early in May, County Attorney White,
OF Harlan, IL here looking up the mat
ter. Il Is rumored that in addition to
tho candidacy Of Stern and Green. there
il still some expectation that DR.. Por-
terfield will got into the race.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
Mill ENGINE Explod.,, kin. Horne.

Mill Engine Explcdss, Kills Horss.
1oGnn. March 2S.-w. T. Sp~nce's
saw mill engine blew up yesterday AZ
ternoon flve miles south Of Logan. The
workmen escaped without serious I'm
jury. A horse standing near was
struck and killed by a piece Of iron.
The cause Of the explosion 10 not
known
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
conaratuIatiens For Keons.

Special to Times.Republican.
Des Moines. March 2S.-Representa-
tive George Koontz OF johnson county.
who Is the veteran Of the entire legis-
lature. returned today from home. hav-
Ing bagged the Job Of being mayor Of
Iowa City, which will take him out Of
the legislature after this time. He was
the recipient Of profuse congratulations
from his friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-28
,paraIiet hi aiah4.a

washington. March 3s.-An aban-
doned ship. riding on her beam ends,
was reported today in the lane Of the
coast liners about 10 miles due east
on Jacksonville. Fla. Revenue cutters
are searching for the deFslict TO do.
Stroy It.