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Evening journal., 1912-04-10
PHILADELPHIA
ny INNINGS.

Hits-Of Cortelyou. in innings;
off wilkins, ? in innings; off Law
son. 9. Earned runs-Goldey, 9; r.
.C. p, 2. Two-base hits-Keener.
Struck out-By Cortelyou, 6 wilkins.
4; Lawson, 6. Left on bases-Goldey.
Is; p c. p, T. Sacrifice Doherty,
?; Minor, Cortelyou, Lawson. Hit
by pitched ball-Long. Dils, Lawson.
Bases on Balls-By Courtelyou, Q;
Lawson. 5. Wild Pitches-Doherty
Long. McMichael. Gray Passed balls
-McMichael. Time of game-245.
-Bartenslager
Evening journal., 1912-04-10
SHOW CART PICTURES
WITH GARBAGE BIDS

The Board of Health will award
the contract for garbage collections
and removals on Wednesday, May J.
for three years. beginning June l.
All proposals must be accompanied oy
a nictnre and description Of the teams.
Evening journal., 1912-04-10
Nervous Wrecks from
Sore Feet; Gives Cure

The nagging irritation from daily
foot torture causes thousands Of
nervous breakdowns Besides there
is the pain, the haggard face and
peevish disposition. Don't waste an
hour. here is a treatment that will
cure your feet quickly.
Evening journal., 1912-04-10
MADISON GIFTS THIS ONE

Madison defeated Sacred Heart yes
terday afternoon by the score OF 10 o.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of Leary
Evening journal., 1912-04-10

NO matter NOW many
patent medicines you
have tried In vain this
treatment formerly
konwn only TO doctors,
will give prompt re-
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tablespoonfuls OF Gallo
eide compound in a ba-
sin Of warm water. Soak
the feet In this for full
fifteen minutes, gently
rubbing the sore parts. "
The effects are marvel
OuS. All main goes in
Evening journal., 1912-04-10

On Thursday night A. ". Hard
wick's team and f. H. Days team will
roll for first place.
Evening journal., 1912-04-10
Oh Of
CHINGSPAR

the sanitary washing powder. Her clothes
are tho talk Of the ncighborhood. so white and
cloan since she used cHINGsPAR.
Evening journal., 1912-04-10
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
rRRADuN1A a. agvGRAL LODGES
plsAPpEAas eRoM CEDAR
RAPIDS.
,MEANLY ,soo EMsEzzLED
rRoM FoREsrERs AND orHEaa
Fratsenal Bankers Reserve and Homo.
tseeadsrs Alse Lose Funds-oeerae !.
Wilson Missing For Wssk-Deeks
Show Shortage in Aeeounts-vviIsen
Prominent in Fratsrnitiss.

IL Cedar Rapids; Jan. 4.-The where
abouts Of George l. Wilson, treasurer
Of Court Cedar No. 3. Foresters OF
America. also handler Of funds in the
Fraternal Bankers Reserve Society.
and the Delphian lodge of the Home
steaders. just at present is being
greatly sought. He has disappeared
and for week now his whereabouts
are unknown. With him disappeared
very nearly 5000 belonging to the For
esters, and aIsos mailer amounts be-
longing to the other two lodges.
The embezzling Of these funds has
been kept quiet for nearly a week
The Forester officers knew nothing Of
tho disappearance Of Wilson until
New Years day. when his family re-
ported that he had been missing from
home since last Thursday morning
and made inquiries about him. Then
it was learned that the funds of the
lodge were gone. Just what losses
the two smaller lodges sustained has
not been learned, for the books have
not been audited, but it is understood
SAA1s AAC oOS away WAkAA SAA0A dAAOuuS
Mr.. Wilson in the past few years
was rather prominent in fraternal
lodge affairs. He belongs to several
lodges and because Of a great inter-
est which he took in the lodge affairs
he was recognized and trusted by the
members at election time. Last We'd
nesday evening at the annual cleo
ton Of the Foresters he was re-
elected as treasurer of Court Cedar.
The dues amounting to more than
$500 were in his possession over
night. He took the money home with
him and Thursday morning said that
he was going to the, bank to deposit
the money. Since then he has not
been seen.
Monday Mrs. Wilson reported to
the Forester officers of his absence
and an investigation into the treas
urers books showed that the money
was missing Tuesday warrants of en-
bezzlcment were sworn out and efforts
are being made to locate Wilson. The
other two lodges are having Wilson's
books audited SO that they can deter
mine how much money they art out.
Wilson's sudden disappearance caused
no amount of CONSERVATION among
the lodge members for he had been
trusted in all three of the lodges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
CAMPAIGNING FOR WILSON.
Judge Wescott Visits Iowa in Interest
Of Now Jersey Governor.


Of Now Jersey Governor.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. IAN. 4.-"W Woodrow VIII
man in American public life" said
Judge j. N. Wescott. of Camden. n. j.,
at the Slavery house last evening.
Judge Wescott is making a little
tour of the country in the interest Of
Governor Wilson Originally he was
opposed to Wilson, in fact placed in
nomination in the democrats state
convention the candidate who opposed
Wilson. but has since entirely changed
his view.
Il was not for Wilson in the nomi-
mating convention" he said, because
the politicians were for him. houGht
that they knew what they we've doing.
1t has come to be almost traditional
that the politicians veer with the Wind
and go for che man who cal be NOM
mated trusting that they caa use him
afterwards. That is what the" thought
in New Jersey; but they soon found
out their error, for 1 dare say that no
man has shown himself to be more
Independent than Governor Wilson.
"Then it was feared. and honestly
so. that Wilson was a mere theor&t.
a writer Of books, a lawyer and school
man; but in Office he proved to be the
most practical politician we have ever
known, and he accomplished more In
his one term as governor than anyone
ever accomplished in our state. He
is the greatest orator in the country
today, yet without any of the arts Of
the orator, for his power lies In what
he says rather than the manner. He
is a practical politician and skilled In
statecraft Of the highest order. We
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
Northern Io1ua Items

car taken frpih the tool house to, as
sist the hooters Of Graham's saloon TO
get away was traced by Section Fore
man Early and found near Sioux City.
Dubuque.
Phffer removes one of the real
pioneers Of the city. Her death
was due to the infrmities of old age.
Mrs. Pfffner was born IN Switzerland
eight three years ago. She emigra:ed
to this icountryJin 1877, coming directly
to Dubuque. On Ja.h 221s4S, she was
united in marriage to Martin Pfffner.
the ceremony being performed in the
old cathedral by the venerable Bishop
Loras. Mrs. Pfffner's entire life from
girlhood was spent here.
MapIston.
Mapleton is to have complete and
up to- date hospital. DR.. E. c.. Carha:t
has come into possession OF the prop
erty at the corner Of Main and Skin
street, which was formerly owned by
]. E. Jerome and has already COM
menced the work of reconstruction. A
complete set Of hydro therapeutic APP
planes will be q part of the modern
equipment to be installed and will be
one of the very few of it's kind in the
sttae. 1t is expected to have the hos
pital in operation by the middle OF
February
Manila.
Miss Althea McAllister met with
quite a serious accident Monday eve
ming at tho home Of L. b. Alfred. Just
when she was to be seated on chair
she miscalculated the distance some
how, missed the chair and sat on the
floor in such manner as to break her
spine The accident was doubly I'M
fortunate as Miss McAllister's friends
had gathered for the purpose of giving
her a farewell party, as she was to
leave the next day for the Jennie Ed
mundson hospital in Council Bluffs for
the purpose Of taking course as
trained nurse. The accident will prob
ably delay her for three or four weeks.
Waterloo.
Miss Ellen Stone, who, while mis-
sionary in Bulgaria several years ago,
was held captive for a ransom OF $685.
900, and who is an aunt Of Mrs. Walter
H. Rollins, wife of the pastor Of the
First congregational church OF this
city, Is preparing to return to Turkey
and renew her missionary work. She
frequently has visited here and has
given several lectures. She also Is
known turnout Iowa and other sections
Of this country. Tho having undergone
the most trying experiences. Miss Stone
expects to resume her labors In practi-
Galley the same Held from which she
was abducted by bandits.
Sioux City.
Unless the opinion from Attorney
General Cosson contains information
which changes the opinions OF Mayor
A, A. Smith and Councilmen r.. g.
Whitley and D. o. Wesley. indications
are that the saloon question will not
be reopened with reference to grant
Ing five additional permits on the
ground that five Of the present per-
lmits are held by wholesalers. We've
granted forty seven permits to sell
liquor at retail. and that settles the
matter" said the mayor. This also
seems to be the opinion of Mr.. Whitley
and Mr. Wesley. 1t Is not thought the
attorney generals opinion. which in ex-
5pected within lew days, will shed
much additional light on the situation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04

Iowa Falls. .-.,N.
C. NJ. Comfy has bought the G. r
McMillen 100 acre farm in Ells for
Sis an acre. possession to be given
March 1.
Danbury.
A COW belonging to George Mohr-
birth to twin calves twice within the
past year.
Alton.
The Alton Electric Light and Power
Company has closed a deal for a thirty
horse power engine and a large stor-
age battery and expects within a short
time to furnish Alton residents with q
continual service night and day. Alton
people have long felt the need Of an
electric light plant.
Sac City.
George knight. an old and highly re-
spected resident. dropped dead early
Sunday morning while building a fire
in the Catholic church. Mr.. Knight
came to Sac City over thirty years ago
and has resided here since that time
He was very prominent man in early
days. having conducted a general store
here, but of late years he has lived a
very quiet life.
Sioux City.
A Great Northern passenger train
picked up a loaded American Express
Company wagon at the Jackson street
crossing. carried it 100 feet and
dropped the pieces in the Fullerton
Lumber Company yards, while George
A. Peterson. the driver looked on, I'M
injured The team also escaped un-
hurt. The accident occurred at $50
o'clock Peterson did not see the train
approaching.
Rudd.
d. NJ. Kerlin, guardian for Mrs.
Thomas Laskey, has petitioned me
court for an injunction restraining rel
atives of the woman from interfering
with him In the performance Of his
duties and from addressing him in vile
language. Kerlin was appointed guard
ian when it was shown Mrs. Laskey
was not capable of managing the estate
left by her husband. Relatives Of the
woman are trying tu secure his re-
moval.
PaulIina.
The committee In charge OF the
O'Brien county farmers institute has
begun active preparation The man
ayers have added two new prizes to
the usual list, one for colts and the
other for corn Judging by young men
less than 20 years old. Three classes
have been made according to age. The
sweepstakes prize Of all classes IL
scholarship in the Ames short course
Instruction by competent person Il
to be given the young people once q
week until the meeting.
Hinton.
Sunday morning when Thomas Ora
ham got to his place Of business he saw
that someone had been in there the
night before. taking with them severa
bottles Of whisky. some cigars and =
in pennies. A handcar from the Illinois
Central railroad had been taken by the
criminals, but II had been abandoned
AZ its discoverer near Sioux CITY wa1ev-
hence Of. Ont he same night Al tatemp,
was made to enter the hardware store
Of Bogenrief Z Son, but there was NJ
entering. tho marks made as II by .
bar OF iron showed an intention. Thert
IL ~ clue to the Offenders. The hand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
BRANDY WAS ADuLTERAreD.
Other Trouble. ADDED to rho.. of k.o

ot,sr Troubles Added TO Those Of kso.
kuk Saloonists.
Keokuk, Jan. an. E. Flynn, of
Burlington. assistant pure food inspec-
tor Of the state, Is the latest Nemises
of the Keokuk saloon man.
Harassed by legal prosecution and
then by legislative enactment. II, re-
manned for the state. thru; It. pure food
representative. to start criminal pro-
cedure which was done yesterday in
the form of an information against ].
A. Porter. charging him with the IL
legel sale of adulterated blackberry
brandy. The information was filed in
the superior court and sets out that
the brandy sold contained saccharin so
mixed as to affect the quslity. strength
and purity.
Whether the prosecution against
liquor dealers will stop with the single
information IL not known. Inspector
Flynn says that much Of the cheaper
brandy sold in saloons is adulterated.
While Porter, who has operated at
Eleventh and Main. has discontinued
his retail business, Inspector Flynn
says prosecution will not be affected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04

believe In him and W believe hs
would make . great president.
II feel quite sure satd Judge Wes-
colt, "that n every voter in the United
States could hear Governor Wilson
talk for half hour. he would not only
be the unanimous nominee OF hts party
for president but he would be elected
with the greatest majority ever given
any candidate"
Judge Wescctt states that no has
found sentiment very strong for Will
con among the rank and Ale OF the
party While here he was with Jerr :
Sullivan. and met Claude Porter and
other democrats who happened to be
on hand. A. to whether or not there
will be any systematic effort to secure
a delegation thst will be friendly to
Wilson nothing could be learned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
No.. sharen Ns.ys tlems.

Special to Timee-Republican.
New Sharon. Jan. %.-Tracy Philips
left wednesday morning for Muscatinc
where he Will enter the employ OF the
Henderson Drug Company as pharnia-
cist
The knight Of Pythias gave ball at
their castle hall Tuesday. and very
enjoyable time Is reported. The music
was furnished by the Colonial orches-
ira Of Grinnell.
Robert Gosnell moved the first of the
week to his new location. the AdNirs
farm, about six miles east OF Lacey.
which he has rented for the coming
season. The Larson farm which he has
vacated will be occupied this next sea-
son by the new purchaser, Chris MAI
bigger.
Mr.. Dwight Dryden, who has been
visiting his parents here during the
holidays. has returned to Chicago,
where he is employed as travelling
salesman by the Horiick Matted MIX
Company.
Mrs. Carl Ranger. who has been Wis
ting at the George Barbour home re-
turned to her home at Harvey. H..
Tuesday morning.
The small daughter OF Andrew
Evans was taken down with diphther'a
several days ago and the family quar-
artined. The little patient is row re-
ported much better and the nurse al
lowed to 60.
The First National Bank manage
ment Is having the room above the
banking room repainted and decoreted
and will use IL as a directors room In
i.:e future.
Archie Peal of Des Moines, is Wis
ting at tn, Lewis Garner HON" west oil
town. He Is the son of Bud Beal. VINO
lived here several Years ago.
Fred Shafer has taken possession OF
the feed store recently purchased OF
b. w. Evarts. He will use the room
occupied by John Sanders as moru-
ment office, for flour room. Mr..
Shat.r with his family will reside un-
til spring with Mrs. Skaters father.
Mr. Jacob Ca.ifie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
RIFLE TEAM scAEDuLe.
lows unlvsrsity Squad 70 Meet Many
Teams During Season.

Iowa univsrsity Squad to Meet Many
Teams During Season.
Iowa City. Jan. 1.-THE schedule Of
the University of Iowa rifle team for
the coming season has been announced.
Iowa begins shooting next week. being
matched until Jan. 10 with the Uni
versity Of Minnesota team. The ma
tiollal association has been divided into
two districts, the eastern and western
league, with the following teams to
meet:
Jan. 1S-University Of Minnesota.
Jan. 20-University Of Nebraska.
Jan. 27-et. Thomas.
Feb. a-University Of Kansas.
Feb. 10-University Of Michigan.
Feb. 17-Purdue University.
Feb. 24-University Of Arizona.
March 3-University Of California.
March university Of Michigan.
There are twenty-five teams in the
two leagues this year and In the end
the winning teams Of both leagues will
meet to decide the cham pionship Of the
United States. The method Of deter
mining the winning team OF each league
will be by the greatest number OF vic
tories secured. The contests are to be
conducted under the supervision OF the
National Rife Association of America.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Jan. 4.-Col. Charles w.
Boutin, of Hampton. custodian Of the
state house, died this morning, aged
72. He served in Vermont regiment
in the war and lived in Iowa forty
years. He was appointed by Governor
Carroll.
Colonel Boutin was attacked with
heart failure while walking on the
streets a few days ago and since that
time has been seriously i'll.
Colonel Boutin at one time was
prominent in the Iowa National
Guards
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
Emmetsburo News Items.

Special to Times-Republican.
Emmetsburg, Jan. 4.-rhe time hon
ored custom at Emmetsburg of keeping
open house on New Years day was OBJ
served in leap year fashion this year.
Eleven houses We're opened and at least
ten gentlemen at each house enter
tanned their lady callers royalty.
Esther chapter of the o. f. s. and
Earnest lodge. 399, A. F. and A. NJ,
held a joint installation OF officers. Mrs.
w. e. Losey is w. NJ. and E. H. Soper
w. p, of the Eastern Star Blue lodge.
The Masonic lodge at Emmetsburg has
one Of the finest halls in the state
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
Iowa at Washington.

Washington, Jan. 4.-James L. Brown
was appointed rural carrier and Rich
ard E. Hullet substitute at LIE Claire,
Iowa.
The controller of the currency has
issued charter to the Farmers and
Merchants National bank of Jefferson;
capital, $4,000. John Mccarthy is
president, z. A. Church vice president
and S. C. Cuibertson cashier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
Blaze in SPENCER Re.idenee,

Special to Times Republican.
Spencer. Jan. AIRS. S. P. Cruver's
home on East Third street caught on
fire Wednesday morning. The fire COM
pany was called out and saved the
greater part of the building. The cause
of the fire was defective flue. Insur-
ance covered more than the loss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
News Of Rsnwick.

Special to Times Republican.
Renwick, Jan. AT the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Smith. Jan. l. at
) o'clock, occurred the marriage OF
their eldest daughter. Blanch Marie. to
]. F. Engstrom. A number Of friends
and relatives were in attendance from
out of town.
Mrs. ]. E. Wood was called to Ames
by the death of a niece last Tuesday.
Her daughter Winnie accompanied her
and will go to Des Moines to enter the
NJ. E. hospital as a trained nurse.
Edgar l.. Schoolcraft has been very
sick with pneumonia but Is reported
some better at the present time. His
condition was considered serious and
his brother from Toledo was sent for.
The 1. o. O. F. held the annual oyster
supper Tuesday evening, Jan. 2, in
Beckwith's hall. A good number were
present and all did justice to the oc-
casion.
r. r. Smith banquetted the Weiner-
worst Club at the Woman Cafe New
Years night and delightful course Of
stewed oysters was served to the guests.
A farewell party was given Miss
Winnie Wood at her home New Years
night. A large number of friends were
present. Refreshments were served, and
pleasant time was reported.
| Mrs. James Collispie has been down
with pneumonia and Is reported quite
sick.
Mrs. j. Pool and daughter Lois. Of
Swea City: Mrs. H. D. Sandsacker and
son, Of Nevada and Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
son, OF Grinnell, were guests at the e.
NJ. Smith wedding Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-04
Foley Kidney Pill.

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