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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-22
CANDIDATE FROM FOURTH DIS
TR,cT REGARDLESS OF Att.
tube OF hAUoEN.
cLAssEo As sTANDPArrER
BUT SUPPORTER OF KENYON
Member Of Legislature Since 1908 and
Prominent in Iowa Politics for Sew
-osnsraiiy Believed He Will Prove
q Strong Candidate.
to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
West Union, Jan. 22.-Hon. H. L.
Adams, Of this city, will be a candi-
date for congress. regardless Of the at
titude of Congressman Gilbert N.
Haugen, who has held the position for
the past seven terms. Mr.. Adams has
arrived at this colncusion after look
ing over the situation carefully.
He Is young man, only 81 years OF
age, and has already had considerable
experience in legislative work. In 1908
he was elected to the senate of Iowa
from this, the Fortieth district, and
has been in service since. He was
born in this county, was graduated
from the Upper Iowa University at
Fayette: taught school for a time: was
superintendent of schools; resigned to
enter the law department of the Uni
versity of Chicago: attended year
and then entered the law department
of Iowa State University. was gradu-
ated and in 1907 was admitted to the
bar and flung out his single here. He
was both married and elected sena-
tor Of this district the year following.
He has been leader in the senate.
While he was rot Kenyon man to
begin with in the senatorial contest.
when the final summing up came he
led the revolt and by his efforts Sena-
tor Kenyon was given the toga. Since
that time Senator Adams has been a
strong supporter and admirer of the
Junior senator Of Iowa.
He has been classed as a standpatter
in this district, but he has been in
surgent enough in some things to cause
quite little alarm in the ranks OF
standpatism. 1t is generally thought
that he will be a strong candidate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-22
childrsn Hurt coaatino.

Glenwood. Jan. 22.-Three accidents
have happened to coasting parties in
this community the past week. Anns.
Donelan. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Doneian. is suffering with n broken
leg. the result Of being hit by n sled
Eugene Woodruff. 7-year-old son of
Judge and Mrs. p. b. Woodruff, was
Injured In the same way At Mineola,
Charles Eberg has n compound frac-
ture Of the leg below the knee and a
single fracture Of the same leg above
the knee. He, too. was struck by .
coaster
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-22
c.,.brat. Burns Anniversary.

Emmetsburg. Jan. 22.-The Emmets-
burg Burns Club Is making elaborate
preparations for the celebration OF
Burns 153d anniversary. Jan. "a. A
Scotch supper will be given at s
o'clock. n concert program interspersed
with addresses will be given at the
opera house at 8 o'clock and this will
be followed by a dance at the armory.
This affair is looked forward to each
year as close competitor in popular
interest in the St. Patricks day cele-
bration In March. for which prepara-
tons are already under way.
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| Boone. -. rrsE ESQ
e. D. Carter. formerly with the
Boone National Bank has organized
the Farmers Savings Bank Of Bagley
Aisona.
II. X. Hastings. retired Methodist
minister from Rock Valley, has pur-
chased the Northwestern Monument
Works here.
Thorton. S
Because Of the epidemic of smallpox
the schools Of Thorntonhave been closed
for twenty-one days. Four cases have
been reported.
Whittemors.
Forty-on cents per. pound is what
the farmers creamery is now paying
for butter fat, an unprecedented rec
ord.
Aigona. go (.
August Zahlton has Just celebrated
his 95th birthday. He Is one of the
pioneer settlers. He is still hale and
hearty and active and bids fair to at
tain the age Of 100 years.
Manson.
Charles E. Bate, cashier OF the Cal
houn County State Bank, has been laid
up for the past week with sore eyes,
caused by infection. supposed to have
come from handling dirty money.
lreton.
The Commercial Club, which was re-
Gently formed, held another meeting
when trustees were. elected and 1t was
voted to make the Organization perma-
nent.
Dsnison. =.
Formers Of the Bristol township To-
cality report finding deer tracks In the
snow. near the Isom Toliver ford
something very rare in this section OF
country.
Hampton.
The Hotel Rule changed hands when
Roy T. Harvey took charge of the
place, having recently purchased the
lease and furnishings from II. M. San
derson. 81
Garner. j
]. E. wichman has. received num-
Der Of letters from different attorneys
of the district urging him to run as q
candidate for Judge of the Twelfth dis
trict. Judge Clyde, of Usage. has de-
clined to further serve in that capacity
and a successor is to be named.
Mason City.
A whole dray load of beer was seized
in raid in the Montengrin district
on Powder street. 1t was picked up at
the boarding house operated by Joe
Sandwich. where about thirty OF his
race board. There was loud protest
from the foreigners over the seizure
but the officers took 1T despite protest
and with II took Mr.. Stanovich. He
was luodged In jail over night and next
morning gave bonds in the sum Of 500
to appear for trial.
Usage.
A few days ago little ROLAND Barr.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr, of
this city. came near losing one of his
eyes as result of a shot from an air
gun. The gun was supposed to be
empty and ROLAND and his brother
Bobby thought they would play war.
Bobby had the gun and polhted 1t at
his brother. 1t CHANGED to- contain a
shot which struck ROLAND On the nose
very close to the eye. 1t penetrated the
flesh, striking the bone and glanced
downward. DR.. Whitley was called and
It was necessary to give the little fell
low an anestnetlc az II was very
difficult task to remove the shot.
Dwarf sSs
People 81 Dysaft xsiid :vEslhity were
shecked by the news or the death Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-01-22

stand 1t that height against the fierce
gale that swept over 1t. and on her
hands and knees she made her way
over the ties until the further shore
was reached. Lascerated and exhaust.
ed as she was, sufficient strength re-
manned to enable her to reach the tele-
graph office, half q mile farther, and
give the alarm. Almost overcome by
the unparalleled exertions she had
scarcely strength to rouse the agent
and tell him Of the impending danger
before she sank helpless and fainting
Instantly message flashed over the
wire carrying warning to the approach
ing train, which was fortunately
reached barely in time to avert a
greater horror than has ever yet over
taken an Iowa railroad. As the train
halted at the little station, the last be-
fore the wrecked bridge. the passen-
gers, learning Of the narrow escape
from destruction, hastily gathered
about the brave little Irish girl. at
tempting to express some measures Of
their gratitude to her for saving them
from an awful fate.
Deed HsraIdsd to Entire World.
AS her heroic deed became known to
the press the story Of the fearful
nights adventure was told In every
portion Of the country and the name
Of Kate Shelley became as widely known
as that of any famous woman of mod
ern times. The Northwestern railroad
made her gift in acknowledgement of
the deed. The Iowa legislature at the
session in 1882 made appropriate rec
ignition Of the action of the obscure
little heroine. authorizing the senator
and representative from Boone county
together with the governor of the state.
to procure and present to her gold
medal with an inscription colnmemor-
atipg the act, with 5000 In money. The
legislature also placed on record a vote
Of thanks for her heroic and humane
deed.
Railroad Pays OF Mortgage.
Miss Shelley was very modest con-
corning this affair and few of her
friends could induce her to talk.
At the time she lived in a small
cabin and the farm had mortgage on
1t. The Northwestern Company paid
this mortgage and aided in the erection
Of modern and substantial home
which commands one Of the prettiest
views in the state. The Chicago Tri-
bune raised large sum for her and
sent special messenger to this city to
present It to her. The Iowa legislature
a few years ago secured the appoint
ment of Miss Shelley as file clerk for
the senate, position which she held
during the entire session of the legis-
lature. Later the northwestern Com
pany made her agent for their bust
ness at Moingona, a position she was
holding at the time OF her sickness.
She was a most unassuming girl.
pleasant and charming, and everybody
who met her liked her. There Is uni
versal sorrow in the city and mes
sages of sympathy and floral tributes
are pouring into the Shelley home by
the score.
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GOING EAST

MINNEAPOLIS Z 81. LOUIS
NORTH BOUND Leave.
Twin Cities Mail (daily)... s:Ee 4. =.
Mason City Mail lex. SUM-. 5:3S p. =.
Twin Cities Limited daily leo .. NJ
Local Freight lex. SUM- .... 7:oo q. 49,
SOUTH BOUND
st. Louis and Kansas City
Mall daily 8: g -
Peoria Express (ex. SUM. .: . = ~
ST. Louis aud Peoria Limited
daily ................... s:lgsa -
Local Freight Tex. SUM 80. 7:oo -
Law. -
10 Z. u. Stock Exproeo
(e& SUM- -. =. ! !. (. 49, ~ ~ &
sic >. n 11lxe1 (eH o1n.l = 60
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If your children are subject to At
tacks Of Group, watch for the hrst
symptom, hoarseness. GIVE Chamber:
lain's Cough Remedy as soon ms the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may be warded OF. For sale by all
dealers. r@
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Mxf gum 0abentag!
Sas Semtife SiufuniiIenbans ret-
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absno oes 3tpeiten Oonnsritags i'm
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be, I'm eins srOBs Nabrbeit gelaiTen
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4Denue bargsreidt rperben, ba biefe
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fat 25 Sabren begpnnene Mert Der
9armbsr5isteit fortIesen 5r tDnnen.
60 fperoeu benn biele tbeilnebmenbe
uRh mittbeilenbe ssreunoe am gla6z
mittag unb 4benb bes 10. Sftober in
Der DiutoniHenanitalt erfpartet. Die
8pr Itunbsoamen bes sSrauenz unb
Sungfrduen ,ilfsbereins iperben
mi; llrtsritiisuns Der 0iafoniHen ibrs
gutuusgeba4ten gldne ausfiibren unb
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gatertog, 10. Sttober os. g., 2
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ipnfenben MHberruf sebraht. Sir
Biz ibm angetbane Ghn1dh berlanat
Sranplcci $4,000 S9abenerias.
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err ab.
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September, ala eine College Sillz
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ton Qtp. berdbitiir5te, lms 2ebsn fam,
bat bic Sracttpn 60. geitern ipegen
bss Spnes bes 9atten auf $4,000
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fast in i1rer Slage, bas llngliit fet
burd, Die 2dfisteit Der 5racttpn 60.
berf9ufbet iporben.
Ser 9iebsnes.
Der 6ilfsnatftmeifter Riharb2ame
bers, Der bic Marttfrau 9lnnu Ss@
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70 bab iie eine ssriihseburt bate, lpuroe
bon berItiben geitern auf $4,000
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Dem Nscsiper'1aftssefu1 sssen bas
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manb an bic 5onos herantommen
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nannt iperben ion, tpirb Infanss biez
fer Wphe ent1hieben tperben.
CLARA Shipeiaerhoff, beren Mann
Miuiam Shipeiserboff burh einen
Stur3 bon benz 0a9e Der Wm. poipell
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Der 5trmu in grlebisuns aler Inz
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am 81. IuguIt Gbparb Ruit in gopss
bale iiberfallsn unb beraubt bate,
tpuroe Der Reformanitalt iiberipieien.
bd Der gurfhe nod mtnberjdbrig 1T.
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als 8ailiff bes Ri6ters SameB 9.
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Sopells Rahfplger.
Die Weitern German gant bat esz
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90. anedt cine Repltt singereiht. Die
5rau bate bic 9unt bsI6uIbtat, bic
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fiihrt on, baB bic 5abrit fhon Moz
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bon $4,000 Bis $4,000 itpantte,
iiberne6men muBte.
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tiften Ranbtbaten ausouhbnen, bic
fid in Der Gonpentbn in Baltimore

tiften Ranbtbaten ausaubebnen, bic
fid in Der Honpentbn in Baltimore
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Worfiber bss NspubIitnnif@en Ratio.
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benz er NIT einem Curtis 6pbroa
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8unbesienats ntmmt am Montag bic
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