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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
LOSES CASE BY FEW CENTS.
Dss Moines Lawyer Forgot to Reckon
interest on Sum Demanded.

0OS VsoIUoS Lawyer FoT9oI 20 nOCHoU
interest on Sum Demanded.
Special to mes-Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 9.-Lost by few
cents. That was the record of a Des
Moines lawyer who started out to make
the state Of Iowa pay for two heiferS
which it Is claimed died while they
were trying to pick up a scant living
on the state fair grounds. The lawyer
went into justice court and sued, ask
ing judgment for 500 and interest and
costs. He filed his notice week ago.
Assistant Attorney General Robbins
showed that the sum claimed was in
excess of the 500 limit for the justice
court, by the few cents interest ac-
cumulated between the time Of fling
notice and actually getting the suit
started. and on these two or three
cents. the case went out Of court
There Is not very great danger of the
state being called upon to pay for the
lost heifers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09

bors on the party line and; the assist-
ance Of the Waterloo Are department
was solicited. Owing 10 the distance
to be covered and the lsck Of water
the local department. could do nothing
but several OF the farmers living near
by responded.
Twenty tons of hay, quantity OF
farm machinery and several noes
burned Fortunately the seasons
crop of Grain had not been harvested
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
ROYAL TIME FOR ioWANs.

Attractive Plans to Entertain q. A. H.
Delegates at Los Angeles.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 9.-Iowa wanderers
who reach the Pacific coast for the ".
A. r. events of the fall anticipate
royal time at Los Angeles. Col. J. -
Steadman. formerly department COM
mander for Iowa. is a member OF the
school board of Los Angeles. and pres
ident Of the Iowa society with Its 5000
or more members. He Is taking an ac-
tive part in preparations to entertain
the Iowa delegation to the nutional
encampment in the middle Of Septem-
Der.
An Iowa picnic is to be held by the
Iowa society at Long Beach on Sept.
IA. and there will be combined with it
an entertainment for the Iowa delega-
ton to the G. A. r. encampment and
all the visitors. Colonel Steadman and
others working for this event promise
that it will be the biggest thing of the
kind at the encampment.
The Iowa delegation leaves Iowa on
the 5th. They have a stop-over Of
four hours at Denver, and the Den
verites are arranging to make it pleas
ant for them. They have ten hours at
Salt Lake City and the people there
are also planning to entertain the par
ty on the way.
Ackley People We'd.
Snecial to Observation-Disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09

Geath; when brought only the reward of
labor for love of country.
For these men, whose valor was, perhaps, greater
than of the soldiers in the armies there beat
of drums and crash of and fanfare of
their courage-ther will not be found any roll
of honortheir place is the unknown heroes OF
history.
The names of few of these great detectives with
their pictures, have been rescued from obscury with
the discovery of the original negatives taken by the great
Civil War photographer. Mathew B. Brady. In these
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
Brady War Picture Coupon

THIS coupon when counter signed BY
! our clerks showing that your sub
scription has been paid at least one
month in advance will entitle you q
one each Of any four sections Of the
Famous Brady War Pictures at 10
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by mail.
Sixteen sections and 500 photo
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
TIMES RErUBI1cAN. ARsEI 1912

Rslin. Ill. Of Elmer A. Held. OF this
town. and Miss Helen Bosch. on Aug.
o. MI. Held 10 the popular clerk OF the
6nogress Clothing Company. They Will
make their home In Ackley after Aug.
70.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09

q DANGEROUS Wound
il rendered antiseptic by Bucklen's Ar.
nica Salve: the healing wonder for
sores. burns. piles. eczema and salt
rheum. CSC Mcbride & VIII Drug Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
Keep, saints Memory Fresh.

st. Torquatus. the apostle of Cadis.
lived in the first Christian century and
planted an olive tree before the
church dedicated to him in Cadis.
This tree IL always In full bloom on
the fete day Of Torquatus, May IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09

you only the portraits Of the most famous Civi! War
detectives Secret Service intrepid daring
narrative which accompanies each picture
experiences Of and the ingenious schemes
dispatches and the fate Of those captured within the
lines of tho enemy
Ono photograph pictures locomotive that hanged eight
men as spies This photograph vtaed by detailed account
and daring feat planned by spy IN Genef bueA
employment.
Another picture Brady War Photographs shows
the fate Spy Petersburg Is Ill terribly
the double line troops around the lonely saows
deathwhs thought that this acuated BY the
patriotic and sedenying motive: must meet death not only
is fv3n1.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
Section CHOW Ready

THE Civil War Through the Camera picture Of
Allan nkefton detective and organiser OF the Secret
Services Of the Federal Army standing beside President Lincoln
div A Aajor Allen this detective and his oper-
their and averted battles
dvulaed plots Matched probably saved the
dives helped the soldiers the
unity Of nation.
Tb.. photographs Bradya startling. absorbing.
anything the world today that have spent
talking about them and neglected sayng anything
about pictures and the fascinating that has ben
written asound thoGn.
history you have Rad before Il tells the intinae story Of
Dds tsng Of the baet0 OF the day beoT the
part and TIE victorious gsnsra tells Of the
and The vats boys and the many boys Who ge INTO e
Of tn death q tha0o boys.
Renesnber The ORIGINAL Brady WI
Of The Civil War Can Be Only Obts
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09

Ackley People We'd.
Special to Times Republican.
Ackley, Aug. g. Announcements
have been received of the marriage at
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-09
Long-Lost, Original
Brady War Photographs

tells Of who disgulsed as men and hved y
camp; postoce In the fields how the sent their
how they received them. of welcome baskets of food from
home.
Grant, Lee Sherman and Mcclellan
daring herois of officers and prvates In
. uniform of blue gray.
These Long-Lost Photographs of Bradys Just dis
covered-ilustrating
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Monthly

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203-S Emp ire Bldg.
COTTAGE GROVE.


AT THE JUNCTION OF the East Lake
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show YOU a nice nine-room house on a
lot 1885 This is within 1--WE minutes
walk of East Lake Driving club Wn
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The sun., 1912-07-07
THE CURB MARKET.
Light Week I'm Trading. CtosinE lr-
regularly.

Trading on 'he curb -'Rrk ened anG i'rtCes
ran somevhs, lower IN tho latter pSrl "'
the week The week a. ~huie va not
marked ny ACTIVITY holiday v"cN IN
summer brings q tendency to lieht rAdlnG
The leader this week a. last vas Rrii-h-
American Tobacco. hich ranged IN pri"
from e'. 10 ~. on sales Of 80" shares
There was lively trading daily in thls stock
IN volume a. shares that changed hands
Manhattan Transit led among the ihdhs-
trials. although ia price MeN moved
from during the ~ees. lis rr,c" range
was between ,s-is and -. lnited Cigar
stores sold down from ts high price OF :ea
to .sj. Three stocks that moved wihin
vide limits were the Ma Andrewssnd ories
ompany. X J Reynolds end standard on
Of New NorS difference ot 90 POINTS
was scored hy each. the stocks reaching
their highest point. at the close of the ~eet
lehish VALLEY Coal sales and Nnclo- Nrer-
lean oil we're both dnll Y. I. Goodrich
dropped : points.
The mining shares wer~ fairly active and
steady Mason Valley and RI rs>o led in
volume of business. each being traded IN
to the exten, 81 ,a.oW shares. t;uouN sold
w toi', ;. Greene-C ansnea TO 10 eni Mason
Valley to - Wettlauier was active and
irregular
W the bonds. Brooklyn Ear,d TRANSIT So
at asi. chicago Elevated 81 az ss'. Western
Pacific - at ~ and New NorN city s.s at
100 "a 10, were mce, prominent.
Transactions in de,s,l in the market
q ~
The sun., 1912-07-07
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Makes New Low Level On
Active selling - Favorable
weather the lnAueaee.

Wheat made new low level. September
selling below dollar. II was case Of
getting out from under Longs liouidst ted
and shorts pu' ont fresh lines The Weather
vas too favorable for prices to hold. In the
Northwest further heavy rains ver. re-
ported In North Dakota IL rained for
twenty hours. Manitoba also had cheerful
adyices To wire Wheat is heading out IN
splendid shape One Of the best crors IN
the history Of the Canadian Northwest was
assured In the Southwest the harvesting
continues under au-pic'ous conditions.
Cash prices were lower with buyers inclined
to hold OF offerings of wheat 10 arrive
were larger and heavy receipts are cx-
pec,ed In the primary markets. Tho cables
we're hes rish Liverpool was Nd. to I'D
lower. Antwerplwas unchanged TO &c. on
budapest care &c on for the day. Berlin
WAS &c to &C. down Buenos Ayres was
&c 10 &c lower. Paris WAS &c, higher 10
&c lower
on the decline there was profit taking ny
the bears. They evidently felt that rallies
were due from time 10 time AZ the market
becomes oversold commission houses took
some wheat Receipts were light for the
week, 83 OOc bushels. or h53 600 lees than last
wear The shipments we're iso. .0OO bushels.
a. compared with la4np bushels last year.
stocks al Minnea po.is decreased IsO, 100
bushels for on" d1v. But the dominant
tone Was still hearlsh
,orn met good buying on the break and
closed higher. The market was oversold
and shorts were covering. II Was a case
OF too much company on m" hear side
Ru, the feeling was not builish for the pull
The cash demand was slow. Sales Of SnD ,oa0
bush. II was said. wer~ taken by no less
than twenty-five buyers, Westher con-
diilons were ideal The crop IN beins
forced and is fast making ny for its back.
wardness There - = rns stand In the
Northwest Receipts for the week were
7sa an hush or 7,noo less than in 1911
liverpool y IA cihlad Il lower fer the dav
Ru"uos \Nr"s came unchanged 10 %
hgner
U.;. sh.jsa no dow Ia s,i i,,H! rf w'., al
and corn iulN was N. weak sroi ''oi
4 adN'ces vsw too mucn for i've bulls IA,
tcars thought II sale ~ hammer tAs lGaThet
The sun., 1912-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
tiOu-EurOpe >eliing-BrRsii
cables Eaaier-Tradr OuI.

Cohee was still weak. II looked as II
the selling came from Hamburg hears
One theory Was that Europe Was trying to
break Brazil The Santos marke, has re
sisted the decline her" $" far, bn' constant
hammering may have it's effect Apparently
the local traders took this view, Tor they
sold on tho reaction The 90 hles we're no,
bad however: both Hamburg and Havre
came a little higher Even Santos was hat
practionally OF. Moreover tho rereipts
in Sac PaulO were not very heavy Ru,
spot conee 10 hat and nobody cares 90 carry
the load, Lower prices might stimulate
buying. but Brazil seems unwilling ~ let 10.
Coffee on the spot was quiet Rio No I
iA'.c Futures closed duh and to 0 ypints
lower, sales were ?e.:O bags Havre was
l. franc higher Hamburg VAS unchanged
TO !, Mfg higher. Rio was ,c5 reis lower.
receipts Friday wer" S.sD bags Santos
Was N r@is iower, receipts Friday were
.? On bags. Sal Paulo receipts were 2.,sp
bags, against ?c.oS last year ,lundiahy
receipts were ~ ,tno bags. against 1900 last
wear Prices were ss follows
The sun., 1912-07-07

WASHINGTON. July s--The despa,eh
boat Dolphin hs. arrived al Gloucester, the
bsit.eshin Louisiana al Newport. the ee-
.roysr Joue,t at Boston and the rug Cncas
At Guantanamo.
The cruiser Chester has called from
Eas;pcrt for Portland. Me, the battle
ship Delaware from Nsntasket Rcads scr
Newport, the Eunboas Wheeling from Porte
mouth. y. II. for Guantanamo. the hattie
ship Iowa from New pcft for Tansier Sound.
the sunboat Vichsburs from San Diego for
Mare Island. the collier Vulcan from Ports
mouth. II for Boston. the hattleenip y
oregon from Tacoma for Portland. Ore. the
runhoa: Nashville from Guantanam for
Puerto Fia;a. the Sst;ieships Georgia. New
Jersey and Nebraska from Key West FOR
Hampton Roads. the hatt,esh!ps Mississippi
and Ohio from Guantanamo for Newport the
hat,lsship Missouri from Guantanamo for
Newpor; Via New York. the batt,eship Rhode
Island from Guantanamo for Newport via
Hampton Rosda and the bAti,eship Ctah
from Belfast. Me. TOR Newport
The sun., 1912-07-07
I. no, ,ba, fac, a mensc,ns one,

corn. like wheat. has been generally sold
during the week. AZ in wheat 60 in corn.
the tendency i 10 form big short inter-
49, II looks like crop of 3Wr."p."p
hushels. 20 10 sure. but for years past ne
corn crop has stood nearly stationary.
lc Mating. roughly speaking. between
..ior."r."o bushels and a.ss."H"U bu.h-
.i. ~eldom touching 3.ep.crn."o In the
o",ad" eud"d 1909 thcr" was an actual
dccoas" for isr compared With lspp. That
= ~ LAY, tho crop ~ i"na Was only :.53:.-
iS.ei" bushels. AGAINST :.see ,3...3'o ia
isH'. OF decrease ~ lnR COMPARED with
ten wears previously of iial3i.'So bushels
1his shows an actual decrease in the crop
81 g pcr cent. "a against an increase in
tie population. As We have sen. OF Il per
cert
Vol a. the trader
Halirr people before the courts FOR sreou-
listing Iu gram io"- not rub out the facts,
4. looks very much as though tho worlds
crdin fields ore no, increasing their cropa
, A. suyth.ng hk. the same ratio ss the " orld :
poJula'ion increases I, - suspected that
\ SIMILAR disloca'iou of supply and demand
i ~ the bottom of tho hich price OF meat
H. tucrioA and Europe
" ,u corn thicaso people say We ses
. ro'' ne 80 huv on now. The p'ice j. about
- cents hushel higher than year ago
4 p.-uap- that fact discounts anything that
. a huil might say And the weather has beer
favorable for the crop in many sections
crop scare however. would pfoeahl,
>,smpeie the hic short interest Ever,
other man voi meet downtown IL hear or
corn perhap. the-e are too many in th'
same boat rcrhaps some day when Il i
least expected 'hnr~ rnav he a pronouncet
lis; 10 s,arhodrd. Arthur Cutten has sole
20 some :, ",ten'
oats crop adyioes have been favorable
l,'v hs> bean freely thrown overheard
The orops 81 os;s. hay and forage hav'
IL r'aseb more rapidly within the last do7sr
wears THAN those 81 wheat or corn The
production Of hav and forage has increased
wi'nin decade - rar cent or yer cent
NOR 'han ~" In, r~Ase In population
, tNowInc f'r TINS. oats s-e the cheaI@s'
thing on the grain list. beng or cent?
higher than a wear ago. he bear side u
the Popular side. EoveN er. a. II Is n ~hea
and com
The sun., 1912-07-07
new HIGH LEVEL IN
LATE COTTON OPTIONS
New crop Months Move Sharply
Upward on Bad Crop
News.
REPORTS or HEAVY RAINS
Market Very Susceptible To Ad-
vices Indicating Unusual
Deterioration.

New high levels were made IN cotton
yesterday for all crop months from &c, ,ober
forward. The market ~as very strong
with trading on q heavy scale. The favor
able technical position coupled with had
Weather reports assisted IN causing the
advance. a. most of the his lines OF long
cotton were sold on the bulge following
the Government report las; Wednesday
and on the opening of the marke, Friday.
The tone ~ the market toward the close
on Friday WAS rather weak owing TO heavy
selling by ring scalpers ana professionals
vho had been given the impression that the
leading srot interests were opposing an
advance at this time. The view Of the spot
interests has been that the crop was dong
fairly veil and that epinrers would not
follow the advance
This view might be correct enough from
a trading standpoint but IL leaves out
OF consideration the possible effect OF an
outbursi OF speculative buying which now
seems impending. Spinne-s may not wish
10 follow an advance and may hold slool
N Their purchases for a me. but the market
IL extremely suscepi bic 70 hai weather
reports ana could easily exhioi; A sharp
upward tendency o. runaway character
Il anything Ike excessive deterioration
should he reported
The chief feature OF the weather news
yesterday VAS the rcporl o! 'orren, .al
-airs IN the Memphis section and mplAints
OF too much moisture resulting from con-
tiraed showers in the Eastern bolt There
we're reports also OF army worms or cater
pillars IN sections Of Georgia and Alabama
and a. these pests are Appearing early
on crop that ia unusually late. severe
damage might result.
The weekend statist ice re rather hull.sh
inasrnuoh IA they show total epinne-s
tskinss Of - .0,e. 90 bales. with eight weeks
Of the season si,ll to come. An average
o: i:j np bales cer week which IL an eS.
trenely II odcra'- 80 innate would put total
,aklnSs over ia.so.Vr bales which would
lsav. a small v.s,ble supply q, the end Of he
season
Fu,ures closed very steady. w,ih prices
:: TO "a points higher. Estimated sales
The sun., 1912-07-07
THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS FOR
TO-DAY AND MORROW.
f"r eastern New NorL. New I've.
land and New jersey. fair >~-Aa~
and tc-morrOw, Iiskt "a moSe rate
aoutherls wiuaa.

NEW WORK. lSiy The h.gh rreSur.
hrss continued central yesterday over the
middle Atlantic STATE. and extended wts,
wh-i 10 Nc,ada and New MeAico.
depression covered the eosn'r, a3iseea'
TO the northwest Chnadisn provinces this d.
preston extending IN = trough through ,ht
Rocky Mcrrtsi, Nhlsv. Smother rich prs
sare area persists over the north raciH,
,oas;
There were showers IN ,he vicinity oi h.
lower lsk-s ana IN the ohio NsllsN and
southern states There we're also shower. N
North Dakota. Montana and the northwes;
Canadian provinces Generally elouu,
weather prevailed from the Miasouu vAiier
sasi and scuiheastvsrd. .xeep; along the
Atlantic voss', where I, was generally cIsa,
clear weather Also prrVs.led over most Of
the country ~es: cf ;he Mississippi valley
Moderately coo weather prevailed N the
states OF the extreme west, while over the
eastern portion Of the ccuutry continuation
OF warm weather existed
In this eny the dav Oas clear. With mod :
crate scuiherly winds average humidity. IS
PER cent, Barometer corrected 80 Rad 80 sea
level, 30 80 At A. NJ. N:i st 3 i. N
The temperature 10 this ciy yesterday. - -.
corded hy the cfsfctal thermometer. II ehcwD In
The sun., 1912-07-07
Iaposes auA Esperts.

The imports OF specie at the Fort ~
New York for the week ended July &
were 33S6.sss gold and S77,5S9 silver.
making = total Of S<%36:.. against n to-.
tal Of S,tsi,?'s In the preceding week
and Sl3ss9, In the corresponding week
last year since January the imports of
specie amount to ei7,ib1.iss. against Sii-
sl3.sI6 IN n corresponding period List
year.
The exports Of specie from the Port ~
SeN York for the week ended july |
were t:.o.i.sss gold and s9se,5ie sih
a total ~ S3,6N,Soi. against es,s+b,6SS
gold and silver IN the preceding week and
81 cSs lis In the corresponding week last
yt.r siUc" lanusrN ! th' exports -.
soi. ..nog.' - ..",'."'.s .ra s!'s~ =
s:l "a. .s.., sxa,ns, S9.es"633 gold and
So. .s.>. .Ht5 SILVER IA the CORE spondinE
period last .sAs.
The sun., 1912-07-07
THE BOSTON MARKET

RosroN. lulv Extreme dulnsss de-
scrlnes the marSet for copper shares our'nS
to-davs short session The tone Of the
market was strong and where there vas any
ssiuhlance Of activity prices showed gains
superior Copp~r recovered to -i D. while
aiiouez declined point on scattered sales
Their. seemed good demand for Chino and
the price held steady az ~ The balance
OF the list was PRACTICALLY unchanged
industrial. and rails were dull and feat ture-
,.s. trading beng confined to odd lots
{ 10, summary
The sun., 1912-07-07
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PRiL.DFLpBl. july Phllade phis
Rapid Transit Was the only issue showing
any activity in he !cca! securities marker
during the shor, session lhe balance Of
the dealings were insignificant In yolGme
and prices showed practically TO change
Ronds were fairly active. hUt showed
little change IN quotations The summary.
The sun., 1912-07-07
~ Marrsni wireless.

- Kursk. for New York was ieS miles east ~
SANDY HOOK stsP Yesterday.
- California. for Sew York, VAS 80 n lies eas;
q! Sandy Hook At AL, 4. "
Ss 81 Louis. for New York WAS 20 miles cas-
of Sandy HOOK a. 80 p, u
IS Lapland .or New Yo-h. was 30 miles eas'
os S&I.oy Huo9 AZ II A. Al.
s. Nieuw Amsterdam. for New York. vas 20,
miles east of Sandy Hook o. 4 4. ~.
Ss George Wa.h,usion; for New folh. wAs 4"
IS Cincinnati. for Nev Yofk. vas SO miles eASt
of SANDY Hook al 3 n n
The sun., 1912-07-07

WASHlNGTpS, July S-Thcss army or
ders were issued to-vay:
First Lieut. EdGhr c Jones Medics! Ccrra.
to Fort pes Moines
Capt. Hugh X. Taylor. Coast ARTILLERY. as-
tailed FOR service In Suartermssters Depart
ment July IS. vice Capt Richard e, Mar.
shall Jr.. Qaartermssisr. relieved,
These navy orders were issued:
l.ieuiens Commander Austin kauta, 20
orice of Naval Intelligence.
Lieut. ". =. Newton. 10 receiving ship At
New York as executive.
Midshipmen T. u Small, ". Perkins n. n
kolE
Midshipmen s Il. womhle, y y RsrssS
II A Hall to the California
Midshipmsn a, Patrick. W 5. p~lsnv
J A byers and 4 J. Zeigier Jr 10 'hs
Midrhirmsn q. T. woedru6, G q Byrn.
W cotl, " Hawkins ana n y carr to
The sun., 1912-07-07

THE CHICAGO MARKET.

,ul,.nn. lGly =. ihe marHct Was rrac-
ri,alIy neglected TODAY S"ars-RoehuCk
showed strength on small dealings. despite
the 10 ling on IN earnings for the month of
June Chicago Pneumatic Tool advanced
n pont and where any interest vas noted
else where prices ruled frm Bond depart
,rent very dull iie summary