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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
HARRY sARR. or FAULKNER,
HUNTED AZ soorLEocER.
WINGED ~ FARMER.
TOOK REFUGE IN DAT FIELD;
10 WOUNDED IN BREAST
Barr Accused Of Selling Liquors to
Bridge 0ans-rrisd 70 Escape When
Officers Arrived asd commotion in
Dat Field Brings Farmer and Gun
--Injuriss Not Serious.
special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, June 27.-To be sought on
charge Of bootlegging, to attempt to
escape from the officers, to be mis-
taken for skunk and peppered with
shot while hiding in an oats field, TO
be captured and heavily fined is list
of the troubles Of Harry Barr. Of
Faulkner. in this county.
The officers were called from here
on complaint that Barr had been
selling liquor to a bridge gang. The
officers found the facts sufficient to
arrest him and while he was i'll the
house getting his clothes and the Of
ficer was in the Kitchen he made his
getaway. The officer after several
hours Of search gave it up and came
back to town.
In the meantime the bootlesger was
hiding in an oats field. He crept close
to a farmers place. The farmer had
been having trouble with skunks dig
ging up his oats. and upon noticing
something bobbing UP and down in the
field ran to the house and secured his
shotgun He fired at the dark object,
and when he saw man rise up and
fall over the farmer dropped his gun
and fell to his knees from fright. The
bootlegger was then discovered with
few shot in his breast.
The officers of the law afterwards
took him before a country justice
where he drew down a fine of SIS and
costs for selling liquors and for flee
ing from an officer. The fines were i'm
mediately paid. and Barr has gone on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
SHAW HAS THE COIN.
Enrou ute Homo With 100000 in His
Grin.

Enrouts Homo With 100000 in His
Grip.
Des Moines, June 27.-Leslie NJ. Shaw
is homeward bound with $5.000.ooo In
his gripsack.
This was the Information which was
summarized to America by the former
cabinet officer who. with his associates.
has been in Brussels negotiating FOR
Belgian money to float western rail-
road projects. One Of these is the pur-
chase of the Atlantic North & South
line and the other Is the extension to
Des Moines Of the Iowa & Omaha line.
which now extends from Council BUNS
to Treynor.
The news was so reassuring that
even the skept!cal lawyers who repre-
sent the Atlantic creditors cast aside
their stare and beamed. II nothing
happens to the ship the American
! ought to be in Iowa by the end Of next
week. The assurance that the money
is actually in the hands Of the pro-
moters resulted in another extension OF
time in the matter Of readvertising the
Atlantic property for sale.
It Is estimated that the expense con-
sequent upon financing the projects of
the Shaw syndicate cost the promoters
$40 600
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

States Marshal w. A. Groneweg. The
milk 10 claimed 20 be misbranded.
The suit under which the seizure was
made was commenced in federal court
here Tuesday morning. being brought
under the pure food and drug act. The
case Is entitled the United States Of
America against Ave hundred cases.
more or less, each containing forty
eight cans Of evaporated milk.
The "evaporated milk" was found In
storehouse of the Council Bluffs
Grape Growers Association in this
city. where 1t is being held for Morris
Bernstein and Louis Bernstein, pro-
prietors Of the Peoples store. The
product is manufactured by firm at
Oostburg, Wis, and the manufacturers
are the parties accused of misbranding
the product. the Omaha wholesalers
nd the Bluffs retailers neither being
responsible for the misbranding.
The label on the can states that the
product contained therein sis made
from pure cows milk evaporated to the
consistency Of rich cream, then per-
fectly sterilized after the can has been
Theoretically sealed" This statement.
together with other claims contained
oA Tic laUel, constitutes m1SDrdnO.
ing, the government alleges. from the
fact that the product contains only
2-10 per cent nd 32% per cent total
solids and fat products, which is below
the standard fixed by the department
of agriculture, and is not entitled to
the name evapOrated milk.
The compound is known as auto
brand evaporated milk The product
VS. shipped over the Chicgo & North
western railway from Oostburg, Wis.
to Chicago, from whence it was sent
by the Arm of N. G. Conybear & Com
pany to the Peoples store thru the
agency of Campbell & West. Omaha
brokers.
A writ Of attachment permitting the
seizure Of the goods for condemnation
Is asked by the government. 1t is fur
Their asked that the costs of prosecu-
ton. should the sale Of the product be
insufficient to defray them, be taxed
against the wholesale consignor the
Omaha brokers and the local con-
Signees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
Northern I01uu Items

Lake Mills.
A new private garage Is being con
templated by Messrs F. o. Smokstsd
g. T. Tweed, ]. c. Olson, Streeter Eli;
Barkee. B. L. Nerby. N. I. Nelson, n
o. Dalager and Ole Ofstaas The build
ing which is to be 1880 will be erected
on the lots to the northeast Of thu
Streeter and Barkee livery stables.
Lake City.
Comstock and Toop bought tn,
Hudson farm four years ago at ISL
per acre. Comstock sold his part
Spies for $50 per acre. Last weel
Spies sold it for 1886 per acre. TooI
still keeps his part. forty acres. spie.
has bought quarter two miles eAs'
of Manning at $137.50. VI
Emmstsburg.
The Palo Alto and Clay count,
old settlers picnic will be held this
year at Lost Island lake Aug. 8. This
date Is some earlier than 1t was last
year but 1t Is hoped to avoid 'beine
frozen when the picnic is held. Last
year 1t was held the first of September
and everybody needed heavy wraps
which made the day not very enjoy
able for a picnic. A good program
will be prepared for the occasion.
Cedar Rapids.
While on his way to visit his little
children, Engineer Tom Shay. one o.
the veteran railroad men Of this vi.
cinity had his right foot cut OF by thu
wheels of q Northwestern box car
Shay's wife died two years ago. Leaving
two children, q boy and girl who arr
twelve and ten years Of age. and arr
the pride Of the veteran railroader
They are visiting on . farm near Mar
ion, and 1t was while on his way e
catch q Marion car that Shay met with
the accident.
Forest City.
The Conner livery barn IL temper
arily closed down. It was owned BY
Ed and Bick Conner. Recently Bick
sold his interest to Ed, who has de-
cidsd to return to Fayette county
and he left overland in covered
wagon accompanied by Fred Knoblocl'
and a Mr.. Murphy. They took with
them all the horses-about q dossn-
and six busgies. It 10 understood that
Bick will In the not distant future
again start things going at the barn
and run first class livery. :. z q
Northweed.
Ethan Davis. who is employed by
F. w. Schmidt. was out at the
slaughter house recently and notictnS
the rats were rather thick about the
premises. picked up rifle and fired
at big rodent which was snoopint
around the place. The bullet miseed
the rate and struck a piece OF Iron
about four feet away from Mr.. Davis.
Tho impact OF the bullet instead 81
fattening the lead burst 1t into small
pieces some Of which new back AI,i
struck Ethan in the face. one or nlese
small pieces striking him ID the left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
ENoEAvoRERs At eRlNNzLL.
Five Hundred Delegates Present at
state Meeting Of Society.

Special to TimeS-Republ1can.
Grinnell, June PA cordial well
come has been given the 500 or more
Christian Endeavor delegates who are
here with their banner and badges
from all over the state. The presence
Of so many young people representing
the highest order Of intelligence edu-
cation and good morals is Of itself an
inspiration and the distinguished men
and women who address them are in
teresting In the messages they bring
from all over the middle west.
Tuesday evening began the exercises
with welcome from the city by
Mayor ]. II. Patton; responses for
the young peoples societies by the
chairman Of the convention, Noe ].
Breed. Of Grinneil;, for the Christian
Endeavor, Union, II, W.. Krueger. state
secretary: Tor the IDENTIFIES. John
Gabriel. iowa City. At 1870 was the
address, by Rev. H. f. VanHorn. state
president. rs
I Wednesday wasgfull from 1880 in the
morning with addresses. Of great value
on social, Industrial and religious is-
sles by men Of note, Attorney Gen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
TOOK CLOTH ALONG.
Fort Dodge Shopper Entanolsd in Dry
Goods Dashed for Car.

Fort Dodge, June 27.-Like bolt Of
lightning flashed across the heavens so
was a bolt of cloth dragged across
Central avenue yesterday when wo-
man ran out Of a store so that she
could catch a car which she heard
coming down the street. The bolt Of
cloth was unraveled and was stretched
across the car track and within two
feet Of the opposite curb. The woman
took the cloth back, when someone
called her attention to the fact that
she was dragging it along. and an ef-
fort was made to pay for 1t, but the
proprietor Of the store would not listen
to such a proposition.
1t seems that the woman was look
ing over some bargains In local store
and was also excited as she wanted to
get home in time to prepare luncheon
for her husband. the incident occurring
about IL o'clock. Either her dress or
handbag became entangled in the cloth
which caused 1t to follow her. unravel-
ing as she went along.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

, eye and others making small wounds
| on one cheek. The injuries while pain
full. are not serious but Mr.. Davis will
probably look out for obstacles Of that
| nature before he shoots again al close
quarters
Calender.
circulated about the city, the petition
asking the board Of supervisors for
permission to construct a storm sewer
thru the city which will empty into
nearby creek It is thought that the
petition Will be signed by almost every
tax payer in Calender as everyone IS
enthusiastic over the proposition. At
the present time it is planned to have
surveyors work on the proposed line
of the sewer so that il the petition is
presented and consent to construc; is
gained the work can proceed immedi-
ately afterwards.
Ryan.
An unusual manifestation Of conf
dence in James Rizer, against whom
the Standard Lumber Company of Du-
buoue recently was awarded judgment
for $4,000 on issues alleged In suit
charging that Rizer mismanaged Its
store in Ryan, was shown by his neigh
bors and friends at a farewell party
before his removal, with his family,
to Manchester. At the reception 400
people were in attendance. Father j.
N. Malloy gave brief talk in which
he presented Mr.. and Mrs. Rizer with
purse containing q substantial
amount of money.
ciarksviiIs.
The Chicago Great Western gravel
pit at this place will be worked the
comming summer and fall. A dredge
will be built and workmen are already
on the ground constructing and plac-
Ing the machinery. Ninety newly re-
paired ballast cars have been tracked
into the pit and $50 more are at DEL
vein waiting to be sent here for the
work. It is said 1t will be at least a
week before active loading can be be-
run. The company can use all the
available gravel to be secured from the
Dit on their road bed and 1t Is thought
Z great amount of it will be removed
this season.
Cedar Falls.
In hearing held before Mayor w.
H. Merner Of Cedar Falls, Peter Han
sen and Albert Anderson, the two men
who were arrested Saturday evening
following q charge made by H. w.
wente Of this city, were fined $50
apiece and costs. The total costs
amounted to $24. making the total
sum assessed against the men 3144.
They paid their fines and were re-
leased. The charges made against tho
couple followed the cutting Of Mr..
Wente on the face by bottle thrown
from q buggy In which the men were
riding. They had been drinking and
III reply TO Mr. Hoxie's questions stated
that they did not realize what they had
done.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
DEDICATE FEARING mAusoLEum.
! Splendid Program Has Been Prepared
for Exercises Sunday.

Splendid Program Has Been Prepared
for Exsrcisss Sunday.
Gearing. June 27.-The dedication
exercises Of the Gearing mausoleum
will be Sunday. June 80. at 2:3O o'clock.
The program viii be as follows:
Selection-Male quartet. Messrs. Sal
isbury, Shove. Scott and Milhiser. Of
Marshalltown.
Invocation-Rev. James Teeters.
Seelction-Male quartet.
Reading, THE Better way"-Lorinne
Mundy.
Dedicatory address-Rev. James Nc
Gee. Of Marshalltown.
Dedication Of mausoleum-Rev. c. H.
Stauffacher.
Depositing Of historical documents
Mayor A. D. LeFever.
Selection-Male quartet.
Benediction-Rev. c. H. Stauffacher.
Inspection of mausoleum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

eral George e. Cosson taking the place
OF Senator Kenyon.
Today had special features In an ad :
dress in prison work by Rev. Mr..
Pickworth Of Anamosa. and the boy
Problem" by Harry Goodrich. OF EDS
Moines. There 10 special music fer
thisc eevning, Professor Scheve's ora
toriA by the Conversational choir, led
by Prof. H. w. Matlock. On Friday
evening comes Bishop Fallows and
Rev. w. r. McElven. both from Illi-
nols The bishop 10 from Chicago.
Rev. T. A. DUNCAN, former assistant
pastor Of the congregational church,
now OF Chadron, Neb., will be here
Friday morning. Rev. NJ. B. McNutt
OF Plaintsfield. ILL.,, speaks Friday on
Rural Christian Endeavor Problems"
Rev. H. r. Keats, OF Des Moines. also
speaks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

~ Mrs. n. A. Mclaughlin. S11s Jay
street, 4LACross. Wis. writes that she
suffered all kinds ofspains in her bach
and hips on account OF kidney trouble
and rheumatism. Il got some Of Foley
Kidney Pills and after taking them
for few days there was a wonderful
change in my case. for the pain en-
tirely left my back and hips and am
thankful there is such a medicine as
Foley Kidney Pills. Mcbride & viii
/ Drug COMPANY. assR Is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
MORE MONEY ron TAXATION.

Change in Rate Results in Larger
Amount Given for Assessment.
Special to Times Republican.
Fort Dodge, June 27.-Because of the
change of the tax on moneys and cred
it's from per cent to one-half Of
per cent, the amount Of this class OF
personal property has increased 1891.
1856 in the past year. according to the
report made today by County Auditor
James L. Hanrahan.
The total amount of personal prop
erty assessed this year in Webster
county amounts to s6,2os.2s5 as against
IS. ,654 last year. This years total
assessed valuation Of livestock in the
county Is 1854, 1885,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Roy shaffsr, Of Hampton, Has Leg
Broken Under Machine.
Special to Times-Republican.
Hampton. June 27.-Roy Shaffer,
while running an auto north of town
yesterday morning, turned out on a
high grade to go around a farm team.
The auto skidded and he leaped to get
away from the machine, but unfortu-
naieiy Was pinned under the steering
gear and his leg broken between the
knee and the body He was brought
to town at once and placed under the
care Of the doctor.
The machine was quite badly dam
aged and was sold to be delivered yes
terday. Shaffer works for the K. Klaus
garage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
IOWA DELEGATION TO RECON-.
MEND APPOINTMENTS in
NEAR FUTURE.
PATRONAGE HELD UP
UNTIL AFTER CONVENTION
White House Hint That Delay Would
BE Prsfsrrsd Aeeedsd To-Prssidsnt
Will Take Favorable Action, Il 10
Prsd,cted-No Certainty a. to Who
Will Land Desirable Federal esrths.
pecia Ito Times-Republican.

Specia Ito Times Republican.
Des Moines, June Cit is expected
that as soon as all the Iowa republican
members Of congress reach Washing
ton again they will have a quiet little
meeting and make out list Of candi-
dates for federal offices in Iowa, pro-
ceedinE to the White House with a
request that President Taft make the
appointments now long past due. 1t
has never been the custom to have
these federal job holders retain their
places indefinitely without being re-
commissioned.
The disposal Of this matter has been
deferred from time to time with the
understanding that as soon as the Iowa
primary was over and the national con-
vention had been held it will be brought
to a head. Last fall 1t was ripe for
action but some Of the delegation pre-
ferred to wait and in fact there was
said to be some hint from the White
House that 1t would be pleasing to have
It deferred until after the national con-
yention. Now there is nothing In the
way.
Favorable Action Predicted.
There can be no doubt that the pres
ident will act promptly and favorapiy
on the recommendations Of the delega-
ton. He has probably been informed
that there are no longer any factions
in Iowa and that standpatism eis dead
and buried and there is no longer any
necessity for keeping UP factional
feuds. The Norton letter to a then Iowa
congressman was written long aso g: :
nouncing the lifting of the boycott and
1t is supposed there will never be any
renewal of the boycott on the state or
the delegation.
Just who will be selected for the
various positions to be filled is still
matter Of much doubt. There never
has been any certainty as to single
one of the positions, tho effort has been
made to throw out the impression that
some Of the places had been decided IN
advance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
Evangelist Sunday Close. Campaign.

~s''s1~Jt SsoSOs O~PNs8''
Waterloo, June %. - Evangelist
Billy" Sunday closed his campaign
for the season at Beaver Falls, Pa.
with 40s7 converts and the free will
Offering given to him last Sabbath
amounted to 310.246. for the Ave weeks
campaign. He and his family will take
a long vacation this summer, making
a long trip by automobile thru the
western part Of the United States nd
Canada. His revival work will be re-
sumed next September at East Liver
nnn1 q f',se1f -. sls u Aa3''a * ;s-s i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
IN POLITICAL HARMONY.

Farm Journals Of the state IN Accord
During Present Campaign.
Special to mes-Republican.
Des Moines, June 27-There Is q
rumor current that in the near future
the three farm Journals Of this city OF
general circulation will be found work.
ling together again politically and 9TH
erw1se. It Is stated that all three OF
them VIII decline TO accept the verdict
Of the managers az Chicago and neither
one will give any support to the Tart
ticket. The Homestead some time ago
came out positively and definitely
against Taft. and became leader in
progressive journalism and 1t is ex-
pected wallaces' Farmer will follow
this lead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
EvApoRArED MILK SEIZED.

Government Takes Over 1900 Cans,
Claiming Product 10 Misbrandsd.
Council Bluffs, June 27.-Upon in
formation Aled by Henry b. Evans.
federal food and drug inspector. and
by Col. Carcellus L. Temple, United
States attorney for this district. about
$4,000 cans OF evaported milk were
seized by government officials and is
now being held by Deputy United
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

From your own hsis thatis 5slaiss sss.
Doa't keep On doias ibis and let your
hair ct thinnes and thinaes- Don't
select it-wait until It's TOO late. Con.
SAINT care b H. price Of fsseinatin1.
beautiful hair. Get bottls a Of HAYS
HAIR HEALTH and befin usial & q
once.
L viii stop he falling out and seart Q
aew 1rowth -tAen yoa can have lustrous
hair 4lse's I'm q ,life ID radiance -thas
yoa'il y prod q - list viii b ID.
mired ~ othasS. ~
Remembes IL peno-fiAYs0 HAIR
HEALTH. 3 - - -.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27
VERDICT hoTaExcEss,vE.

Court Holds That Verdict OF $3,475 FOR
Killing Man Was Reasonable.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 27.-Thes supreme
court decided in its last batch Of opin-
ions that a verdict for 1915 against
the Rock Island railroad for the killing
Of Hartung Slender, a man 50 years
old, was not excessive. The railroad
company sought a. reversal because OF
claim that this was an excessive YER
dict but the court refused to discuss It.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

Bar was formerly station agent at
Faulkner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-27

aGAD sTnl r:siss ~ MANY ADO
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-04-12
Peas in the Upper Counties.

A recent report from Supt. Del
Wiche of the upper Wisconsin expert
ment stations calls attention to the
progress recently made in pea cul
ture Heretofore little attention has
been paid to varieties-the ordinary
field peas being mainly ra sed Now,
nowever, in many parts of the north,
the green varieties are grown, while
the yield is a trifle less than that of
the others, sell for about double the
price and return higher acreage
return to the farmers.
Canneries are being located at
northern points about as rapidly as
agricultural development assures a
sufficient supply of peas The latest
announcement of new canneries is at
Cumberland and Ladysmith One is
being considered also at Bruce.
A representative of one of the larg-
est cannery equipment concerns Of
the country expressed the opinion
that ultimately 80 per cent of all the
pea canning Of the United States will
be done in Wisconsin.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-04-12

Don't forget-Matinee Saturday af-
ternoon at the Unique
Frank Langenback will manage the
local baseball team this summer
Wanted-At once, apprentice girls
at Miss Collins Millinery store. 1t
The basement for Harry Ballou'
fine new residence is being exca-
waited.
Leo Inglesbee returned Wednes-
day from Eau Claire, where he spent
Easter
T. NJ Thomas tenement house just
west of the Johnson Mere Co s store
is being reprinted.
A. ID. Kyle sweeps chimneys, cleans
furnaces aud removes dead animals
Phone 20, 2l-2s. 1tf
Garden and flower seeds from Nor
thrup King & Co., Mimi. Regular
cent pkgs. at the Racket Store, 3
'pkgs for cents. ct
Edward Richardson, who is attend
ing the T. Of NJ, came up from
Hawkins Sunday to visit friends here
He was home last week
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-04-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Dance tonight.


Dance tonight.
Comedy night at the Unique to-
night
n Coon of Clan Flora had bus.
HESS mere wednesday
J. Swoverland. of Tony. was in
Ladvsmith on business Monday.
A big reduction in Clothing at Old
endorf's Tailor Shop. 31tf
e.. 49,
ounce or pound at the Racket Store.
va,
=,
100
Rev. Romig arrived here Satur-
C,.:~
The State Bank has some very
fine samples of thing. in white and
tints. that is made at Conrath.
mt I'D very attractive sign for
f. V McGilTs bakery and cafe.
j. +. Mltchel retuiiieo ueou'S
Irom MS summer resort ouC from
Philips. He went there again toody'
C,,i,a,, 90 ~ oooe of r ond 9