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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
UTAH ACC|ES READY
TO down COLORADO
Unless Centennial State Play.
ers Show Different Form,
They Cannot Win.
Special to The Tribune.

special 20 Inc tribune.
LOGAN. Oct. THE Utaa Aggcs are
in fighting trim for Mondays game with
the Colorado Aggies. After a. week OF
hard scrinlmage which resulted In many
changes In the lineup the boys are
ready for hard gruelIing. They were
disappointed by Colorados weak showing
today.
One OF the most important changes
was the shifting of Crookston. last years
fullback. into his old position in the
back field. and the placing of Emerson,
the Berkeley player. at tackle from full.
Emerson is a good. dependable player,
but all his experience has been In play
Ing the California game. Haws good
performer from last year. has also been
shifted TO back field.
The back field has worried Coach
Teetzel much OF late. but he seems we'll
satisfied, with the present lineup. Stookey
and '1t&ssett have been showing up We,
q guard positions during scrImmage and
they Viii be given a cnance Monday.
The tackles are handling the forward
pass with exceptional success.
V, Peterson continues to be the premier
end nqxt TO Captain Jones who may not
hc in the game Mond3y. on account of a
strained back. Brossard will engineer
the team from quarter In case Jones
does not play. Clayton, a Salt Lake boy
Will go In his place.
The local men are slightly crippled,
but unless Colorado Agg!es play better
than they did today, they will be OUT
classed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Churchill Downs Entries.
4y Associated Press.

DN aSSOCidl-u liSSS-
LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. T-Monday'
entries:
FIRST race. selling, 3-vcar .olds, six fur
longs-Roso Worth. San Bernito. PORT
Arlington. Plain Ann. Leopold, Alepho
Archduka. Miss Korn. Miss Minnie. liz
Jack Wall, Water Wells. Colonel Hogan
second race selling mile and ar
eighth-I.ay Paw Ada Bella, Sugar Lump
Fob Farley. Supply. Helen. Burnett. lo3;
lfockler. l06. Wing Ting. SIontclair. Tom
Harvard Bob Co, Gallite. liz
Third race. purse, 2"year-olds, hve and
q half MISUNDERSTANDING. l.issaks Pride
DIlatory. Ursula Emma, l0s: Sir Marion
Clubs. Bonnie Chance. Free Lance 1esi
Fourth race. selling. mile and a six-
tesnth. handicap-I.abold. 30: chcrryola,
Leamence. 1903: Carlton g., Mary DAVIS
los, Star Bottle. lis.
Fifth race selling. six furlongs-t'o-
letta. Inclsion. los: Ethclda. SIlvestris,
Iinprudent. los; Duuuesne. W'orkbox.
star Blue, Magazine. III: Fixing Foot
steps John Griffin IT,, li2.
Sixth race, selling, mile and six
tesnth-Th- Hague. IS; Emily Lee, 9s
Camel. 100; Louis Reil, Io2: Tom Big
bee, Sir Cleges. J. w. Carter. Queen Mar
guoritc. i0S; Angelus Console. los; Jaci
Gaffney. Ill
Raining, track slow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
CHICAGO. Oct. Manager Emil
Klank announced this morning that
Frank Gotch. worlds champion wrestler,
VIII stop training Saturday aud Will now
talso ono weeks rest before starting on
the worlds famous mat tour from Kan
sas CITY October 13. The champion has
been working hard with Yussiff Nah
nout. and Klank says the latter has De-
veloped into a 30 per cent better man
than he was upon his arrival in this
countrr a few weeks ago, The Bulgar-
ian, together With jim Asneli VIII com
Manager klank and his troup OF crap
piers will follow the sun in its course
around the world. making all the large
elites west OF Kansas CITY.
C;otch has expressed himself as being
most anxious TO reach Salt Lake. where
he is TO meet William 'DemetrsI In a
handicap match In this scheduled con-
test October 20. Gotch has agreed to bar
the stra nele and toe holds and il appears
that Demetrs has teleEraphed several
of his intimate friends here that eiotch
will be unable 10 throw him twice in one
hour. as per the articles Of agreement.
Gotch says that he does not need the
toe hold to throw Demetral
| Gotrb is in the best condiuo,, OF ms
| life and weighs 2Io pounds. Mafmout
weighs 2lo POUNDS and Asbell balances
the scales at $50 pounds.
| William Denetral wired f. w, I1ea
cren Friday afternoon that he would ar
rive in salt Lake TO-DAY 10 complete ms
training for his handicap match VIII,
Frank tiotch. DemetraI has a host OF
| followers here. who are positive thai
| TJep,ctraI will be able to hold Gotch one
hour without allowing himself TO he
| thrown r
Yussiff Mafmout and Emil Rogers viii
y.restIe 10 finish as a preliminary tc
tbe r,otrh- -pemctraI match. This will be
tho 6rst eppearance OF Mahmout and tho
wrestling fans are very anxious TO Size NJ
Inc man whom c:otch selects as the neN'
besf man In the world on the maj. 10 .iotci un,
against Hackenschrnidt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
|||[s ON GR|D|RO|V;
GETS II
o1u Contest Results in Big
|kuts for One Eleven and
Nothing for Other.
NJ COLLEGE GAMES
Norma Rugby Players De
|Isat University of Ne
vada, 30 to o.
7 COLLEGE GAMES

.,.,claled Press.
"a ysr.. Oct. The rugby team
4. I-ulycrslty OF California defeated
I 4, uniyersity's fifteen easily to-
score OF 2s TO o. Nevada S re-
a. Nss pIucky. but superior weight
.v,.llencs In puntine, running and
.s MADE Caiifornia's victory as
4, t-nm the :irs, ten minutes of
4. ,pe and gold scored Try in the
,sn minutes. which Elliott failed
.--er, \ second try was scored and
',dH In six minutes. The score
I: III ~ ~ o in the end Of the firsl
"a the second half was a repeti-
Ill told. California missed three
.-,isns ono being an easy one by
-srarnIas forwards averaged $50
q. and The backs is, Nevada s fore
4, IN aud backs l3S pounns.
4 eYOladelpala PENNSYLVANIA 8. Crsi-
Ann Arbor. Mich Michigan 81,
4 Wezt Polnt-Army l.. Vermont o.
. Ans lIs.-Ames -. Coe o
4 xsnston- Northwestern IS, Mon
|ef
f ca,orado Springs Colorado college
r,oullre university 2.
xsr Hayen-Yale IL. Syracuse o.
1fprston-- n--Princcton 8. Flllanova o
. Annspolis Navy %, Johns Hop
Crnpridge, Mass-Hara ard. S: Holy
ouahe -creishton. :; Western
. foumbia. Mo. o.--Afissouri univer-
3: .Bolla school OF Mines. o.
: carjlle Indians. 4s; Mount
4 Sficaeo-chicago. o5; Indiana. 6.
Minneapolis is-Minnesota, 5; Soutl
|Al
. Dss Moiues-Drake. 2S; Parsons, 0.
. thacs. y. Y.-Cornell, 10: Ober-
. Laeoln- -Ncbra ska III; kearuey,. o
gNbsmslown Mass.-Williams. 3
|<seM Training school. e..
JtElston. Me.-Bates, Is; Fort Nc
hamilton. n. Y.-Colgats. 10; IIo,
4 ,c'nclnnsh-t-hiyersity Of Cincin,
I, Transylvania. 0
. I11inEton. ky.-Kentucky STATE
|'1ly. T.. Harvey wv. NaD col
Indianapolis Butler. 10: Franklin. q
+ Providence. R Brown. IS; Mas
-plts Agricultural. o.
irherst. Iass.-Amherst O.. Yves
Hanover, \, H.-Dartmouth II
champa!gn. ID.-lllinois 81, Milf
81 Louis-s, Louis university II
d ccllsge q.
s. Louis washIngtcn universit.
Z.gtletf college n.
lafayette. Ind sbasl 3. Pnr
Madison Wisconsin 10. Lawrence
tcpmbus-Oiio state university
I'D
Essicn, Pa.-Lafayots II. Swartll
Rorhssier er-univsrsitv of Rocheste
lawrence >.
tono. Ne University of Maine ]:
aanpshirn state o.
Hartford, roun-Trinity 6. Wor
Technical o.
gIllamsiown. Mass,-Williems
lRll Training g.
hissbnrg, Pa University OF Pitts
n Westminster. O.
tsshinstou. Pa. Was shington ali
a v. Bethany. q.
fehington. u. C.-C;eorgetown. s.
V and Mary. o.
Ltlngton. Washington al
Y. Roanoke college. O.
rulh Beud, Iud.-Notre Dame 5
Ssrthern. s.
nashville, Tenn.-Vsnderbili, a
Ells. Q.
Nyon, Q.
ipsane- Pullman. IS; Gonzaga,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Vancouver Keeps Cup

By Associated Fress.
o. vANroIrvER. II. c.. Oct. The
,recnmseh team OF Toronto defeated the
vencnuver Lacrosse team 20 TO-DAY
In the last game OF the series les, TOT or tns t1,s
nnrld Despite their defeat today AT the
honas OF the Toronto team, the Van
couver s; team retains The cup and ,o1nS 1ns
worlds championship, ,o "aa.hs ser;ns 10 ,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
REED ASKED TO
STAY WITH CLUB
Special to The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune.
GREAT FALLS. Mont, Oct AT an
enfhusiastic meeting tonight or The d.
rectnrs or the Great Falls baseball clmo
Sscsded tn enter next season again In the
Union association Ample funds In the
treasury made unnecessary any callins
upon the club stockholders for assess :
n,ents George Reed was urged TO accent
The management for next year. but ne
world not give definite answer uniii ne
had considered an offer from the SOUTH
n is felt proba BILE however, that he VIII
rcnaiu I'm Great Falls. AS he Is financially
Interested I'm the local club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
No Lexington Trot.

By Associated Press
LIr-a,,,,,,a todav at the Kentucky Breed
pr association track was called or pc
| oanse OF heavy rains. Racing VIII CON
| ,i,,,o ,n Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

1s ,,or want to rent That furnisned
~ Son San Tribune want ade. Call either
rhone, Bell $500. Ind 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Marrotta VS., Oxies,

1ootnsil team of the Marietta Aul-
'so and the Occidental Tigers will
Waiker's field this afternoon AT
a, = =. the game Is played for n side
~ The teams will line UP as
Lr,ifaa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Tigers.
NON HAS SHOW
FOR PENNANT YET
.%lated Press.

'siated Press.
" fSSeGELEs. Cal, Oct. Vernon
81 rcU rcu,'land today. 6 TO >. and the
rodsaS, Wild With delight. By win
M ssr game, the fourth In the
~ ,hies, Vernon saved a cnancc
M han break even. Brashear's s
ana brought in two OF Vernon g
~ q handsome fund was raised
cu,npastand for the second base
|,S r. n. L:
oi issnMsHenderson sns and La Longe
ss'slatea Press.
aAENro, CAL, Oct. 7.-score:
laseles n. II. y
Esnio .,..--.-'''''.''""I g
g'ss.dpriscoIl ~ Al and Browas. Wilson
esistsd Press.
'aAScIsco. Oct. 7.-score:
'ranc,s, r. III. F.
"'-.-ss'.,'',.,.3 .
dNIIyMso and carman; Per,
]
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

The everlasting girl question is easily
"a entirely solved bv the insertion OF
y al little want "ad" in The tribune
poii nhone 5000. Ind. 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Belmont's s Horse Wins

BY Associated PreSe'
~, H.r,rton park nursery handicap
TIE sHpeo 81 looo osovereisns distance FIVE fur
p,n nnos was run here today and was won won
by By August Belmonts fosssny sacoEd and Ind
Sna,,di,,s third. Fourteen horses ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
IS iatsa Press.
''AENTO. Cal nrt
>ated Press.
IIHANfucs--
ssaderbilt Horse Wins,

4 hIhMaps. De, France. oct. TIN
yand .msnaleigh. run here today,
n 1'sroiit's Dldlus finishcd sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

Y and Brown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
rn4reREPUBIIoAN 1AnsHA IOWA, ocroBnh 50

to Guthrie Center over the river to
river road. The right rear wheel broke
while tho car was running at Q rata
Of nearly forty miles an hour. causing
the automobile to turn complete
somersault C. w. Thomas, who was
riding beside johnson, was thrown for
IT, feet over barbed wire fence into .
corn field and received severe. but not
serious bruises. The other men werc
pinned under the car. Ray Thomas
was not hurt badly.
Johnson was a member of the firm
Of Selby & Johnson. prominent auto
mobile dealers Of Guthrie Center. Ne
was AZ years old and Is survived by
his wife and one daughter. Helen, aged
years His mother and three sisters
also reside In Guthrie Center.
Bower Is first lieutenant in the
Twenty-second infantry, stationed at
Fort Sam Houston. He Is on furlough
and has been visiting his half broth
or, DR.. f. L. Bower, at Guthrie Cen
ter. He IL "a years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
RoDGRT GABLE, WHO STARTED
ouN SArrLE IN COURT. VIC
TIM OF DRUGS.
INFLUENCE OF "DoPE"
LEO UP TO TRAGEDY
Defective ShssIs in Gun All That
Saved Lives Of officsrs-Mason City
Aroused and Crusade Will 30 In
ausuratsd 70 Rid City Of Sellers Of
Illicit Drugs.

Special TO Times Republican.
Mason City. Oct. 3o.-Shackled to tho
bed on which he lay, his life slowly
oozing away, Robert Gable, known in
this city as Pussy" pleads piteously
for cocaine, while only two rooms away
from him is the victim of Cables bull
let, shot thru the abdomen and the
liver with bullet buried In the back
bone. young Alex kibplng. Since the
tragic court scene of Friday when the
shooting occurred. the doctors have
held out no hopes for the recovery OF
either and surgeons are surprised that
their lives have been spared so long.
Cables home is at Wapel1o, and he is
the son of Thomas Gable.
That cocaine was the cause of all
this trouble is now universally believed
to be true. Upon searching the cloth
ing which had been taken off Gable
when he was taken to the hospital
there were found several capsules OF
this drug. This has led the police to
believe that 1t was while he was under
the effect Of dope that he held the
three officers at bay in the police
court the night before, awed Policeman
Snyder at the point of revolver in one
of the pool rooms. and that it finally
prompted him to shoot his pal Kibbling
without the slightest provocation.
Defective Bullets Save Officers.
It has also been discovered that the
only reason Chief OF Police Locke. Of
ticer Spaight and Detective Smith OF
Sioux City are now living Is because
Of defective bullets in Cables gun. He
was using steel jacketed bullets, OF a
type manufactured for use in automat-
ic pistols and the gunsmiths say this
shell is not dependable in an ordinary
revolver. Fable was using a .32 United
States hammerless. Two of the
shells failed to explode but he kept
swapping away until the officers reach
ed him and wrested the weapon from
him. The city is thoroughly aroused
over the question OF, who is selling this
coke" An effort win be made to To-
cate the ones guilty 1t is said that it is
the work largely Of .bootleggers. The
fact that the punishment Of thirty days
in Jail is the extreme that can be melted
out is the only hindrance to a thorough
cleaning up Of the traffic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.
w. =. johnson, Of RsdfisId, Meets In
stant Death. Companion Hurt.

Redneld Oct. SOW. F. Johnson. OF
Guthrie Center, was killed instantly
and Lieut.. David H. Bower. U. S. A.,
probably was injured fatally Sunday
evening when a rear wheel Of the auto
mobile in which they with two other
men were driving broke.
Johnson's death was instantaneous
HI. head was crushed by coming III
contect with the back Of the seat of the
automobile. Bowers right leg was
broken and he received severe internal
injuries. At late hour last night he
had not recovered consciousness and
the full extent OF his injuries is not
known.
The accident occurred near the farm
house Of Martin Eisenhart and the in
jrred men were cared for at once there.
Physicians were summoned immedi-
ately and performed an operation on
Lieutenant Bower in the hope Of saving
his life.
The party, which consisted of w. r.
johnson, owner and driver Of the car.
Lieutenant Bower. c. w. Thomas and
Ray Thomas, had been spending the
day at Des Moines and was on the way
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
DRIVES COLD FROM SYSTEM.
Breaks the Worst Cold and. End
grippe Misery in Few Hours.

Grippe Misery in Few Hours.
The most effective and harmless
way to cure the Grippe or break Sc
we're cold, either In the head. chest
back, stomach or limbs. is dose Of
Papes Cold Compound every two
hours until three consecutive doses
are taken.
You will distinctly. feel the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms go
ing after the very first dose. II
promptly relieves the most miserable
headache. dullness. head and nose
stuffed up feverishness, sneexing
sore throat. running Of the nose, sore-
ness, stiffness aud rheumatic aching.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any
where else in the world. which will
cure your cold Or end Grippe misery
az promptly and without any other
assistance or bad after-effects as q
25-cent package Of Pape's Cold Com
pound which any druggist in the
world can supply.
After three years research we have
demonstrated that quiz
nine ID not effective In tins treatment
Of colds or grippe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
TURNS CAR DOWN BANK.
To Escape Collision With Train oriv'
Or throws Auto Over Embankmsnt


Or Ti,rows Auto Over Embankmsnt.
Special to Times Republican
Logan. Oct 30.--George W. McCoid.
OF Logan. sustained broken leg. and
Lem Bolter number Of painful
bruises. as a result Of their car going
down an embankment between Logan
and Missouri Valley Saturday after
noon.
The car was running at about
twenty miles per hour and in meeting
farmer coming from the opposite
direction the horses became unman-
ageable and plunged directly in front
OF the path Of the car: to avoid strik-
ing the team, Lem Bolter. the driver.
turned too near an eight foot embank-
ment and the car went over. Mayor
c. A. Bolter, OF Logan. was also In
the car. but fortunately escaped with
out serious injury. Help was sum-
moned and the car lifted from the two
men pionioned beneath.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
ALeRooK 70 CALIFORNIA.
Minister in Upper lows Conference fo'
Thirty Years to Retire.

Minister in Upper Iowa Conference 70,
Thirty Years to Retire.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Oct. 3o.-!News is re-
ceived here from Mt. Vernon to the
effect that DR.. J. B. Albrook. for the
past thirty years minister in the
Upper Iowa conference, was soon to
take up permanent residence at Pasa-
dena, Cal. DR.. Albrook. for num-
her Of years, enjoye: the distinction
of being the best presiding elder on the
job. For the last few years he has
been giving his time to Cornell Col
lege, a school he loves almost as dear
~ as he does his life. He has left
most all his means so that 1t will
finally avert to the school. Mrs. AL
brook may leaye quite early In the
year to be with her sister but 1t is
hardly probable that the doctor can
leave until after commencement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
TWENTY-FIVE INDICTED.
csrro Gordo County Grand Jury Con-
,eludes Busy Term.

neIudos Busy Term.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Oct. 30 The grand
jury after returning something like
twenty five indictments. has adjourned
for this session. While there have
been three murders committed in this
locality since the last session of court.
only one Indictment was returned and
that against Tom Brewer for murder
in the second degree. He shot and
killed Morrill, Severns. Seven indiri-
ments wer. returned Saturday. E s..
pink HAYDEN was indicted for keep
ing and selling intoxicating liquors
while G. W. Ziebell. proprietor of the
Wilson Hotel. one Of the largest in the
city, was indicted for keeping NUS
ance. Hayden gave bonds for his
appearance in the sum of 5000 while
Mr.. Ziebels bonds were fixed at $500.
Their cases will hardly be reached this
term of court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
rr.sr Girl We'd. cr..ton Boy.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Oct. 30.-The marriage OF
Carl David Seeberger. Of this city, and
Miss Elsie Margaret Kahler. Of Trner.
took place at the latter place during
last week. The bride has been teach
ing school for several years at Ram
bury, Iowa. and Is a graduate OF the
state university. The groom Is a
member Of the Harris Seeberger Auto
mobile Company of this place. former
ly- of Waterloo. He was Il member OF
the 90 class Of Ames Agricultural COL
lege.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
RETIRED FARMER DROPS DEAD.
George Haynes. Of Mason City, Dies ir
Hotel WhiIe Washing Face.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. Oct. 30.-In the wash
room Of the Wheeler House. just In
the act Of washing his face George
Haynes dropped dead at $3.50 Sunday
evening. Having acquired quite
competence he retired from his farm
several years ago. He built a beauti-
full home in this city on West First
street which he occuMed for some
time. He had been In the habit Of
spending his winters in California.
Recently he had not been feeling very
strong but was around and quite &C.
tive on the streets. He had made no
complaint during the day about feeling
badly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
BANK CHANGE At owAsA.
w. N. MeLsnon Buys Interest and
Becomes Cashier.

Becomes Cashier.
Special to Times Republican.
Owasa, Oct. S0.-A change in the
management of the local bank oc-
CURED here when the interests Of
Messrs. Dickerson and Kroener and
Cashier Van Orsdel were acquired by
Mr.. w. n. McLenon who comes as the
new cashier from Effngham. Kan. At
a recent meeting Of the directors H. J.
Gum was elected president Of the in
stitution and Frank Jackson vice pres
ident.
Members Of the commercial club Of
Owasa, which claims to be the small
est town in the state possessed Of such
an organization. held meeting and
elected P. Ransom president to fill the
vacancy created by the removal from
the town Of the former incumbent
Cashier Van orsdel Of the Owasa Saw
ings Bank
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
New Hartford News.

Special to Times Republican.
New Hartford. Oct. 30.-Milo Lewis
is sporting new steam automobile
A telegram was received hero We'd
nesday stating that Smith Chapman
had shot himself Tuesday evening at
Elgin, ILL., His brother, J. N. Chapman.
and sister. Mrs r. r. Dodd. left on the
afternoon train for Elgin to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. r. H. Collins, OF Monravia. Cal.
is visiting relatives and old-time
friends here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
sass.oem.r Accused Of Theft.
acial to Times Republican.

SpeCIiI 10 If1ES fNepuUlICdH
Denison. Oct. 30.--A young man.
John Setman. who has in tho past
been haggaseman for the Northwest
ern at Deniscn and Carroll is In Jail
for stealing n grip from the depot here.
After gaining possession no checked
1t to Carroll and then back TO Mis-
souri, Valley. The railroad company
notified all its agents to he on the
watch and when Retman made claim
to it he was arrested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
NELSON SUCCEEDS NELSON.
Deputy Treasurer Of Winnebauo coun-
ty Fill Vacancy in Auditors Office.

Soecial to Times-RenubIican.
Forest City. Oct. 30.-Clart K. Nelson
has been appointed auditor Of Winne-
haeo county to succeed Auditor L. J.
Nelson who RESIGNED on account Of III
health. The board Of Supervisors met
In snecial session to MI the vacancy
and the a,rointee was the unanimous
choice Of the board. There were sew.
eral candidates for the anpointment.
altho the names Of the retiring auditor
md his successor are the same the
gentlemen are no relation which pre-
<ents an unusual occurrence. The new
,uditor has served as deputy treasurer
Of this county for the past ave years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-10-30
Manly Couple veds at Northwood.

Special to Times Republican.
Northwocd. Oct S0.--Last Saturday
Mr.. irwin H. Foster. an entcrprisinx
Young farmer from west OF Manly, and
Miss Leo Agnes Sladoovik from tho
same locality, were joined In the holy
bonds OF matrmony. The ceremony
took place In the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. conducted by Rev. c, X
Hudson. and was witnessed by the
grocm's mother Mrs Julia Foster.