Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-09

ially among the 'squaws. The next
morning despite his headache ne knew
he had violated the law. Especially as
one Of the Indian police, relative,
told him he had orders to arrest him,
Ward left first for Kansas. He was
located there by the government but
escaped before he could be arrested
Later he was located in Oklahoma. but
again he got away. Last week he re.
turned to the reservation to see the
squaws and Deputy United States
Marshal M. L. Healy arrested him.
George Speicher. Bert Steadunan and
Homas Thompson. three bootlesgers
from Webster City were brought here
for sentence. They were each fined
800 and sixty days in the Webster
county Jail.
ksokuk.
A recent case in the district court
at Fort Madison. and one which at
tracted the attention generally Of
farmers turnout the country was that
or George s. Timpe versus the trustees
and road supervisors Of Pleasant Ridge
township. In substance it was a Pc
t1t1on asking that. the defendants be
permanently enjoined from disturbing
certain hedge fence on property along
the public road and which the plaintiff
alleged the defendants intended order
ing trimmed. BY law the trustees are
given power to order such fences trim
med. unless they are used as wind
breaks for orchards or feed lots. and
under this exception the plaintiff
sought exemption.
Mentross.
Damages Of $4,000 are asked OF Fred
Barber and r. s. Latta. saloon keepers
at Montrose, and the National Surety
Company their bondsmen. by Mrs. Ada
Graham. whose huband. while in an al
legged drunken condition last fall ter
rorized the town and threatened to kill
his family. That the saloon men named
caused the husband to become habit
ual drunkard is the claim set forth by
Mrs. Graham. She also charges that
Barber and Latta sold liquor to Ora
ham while intoxicated. Damages are
claimed on the ground that the wife
has sustained loss Of the services Of her
husband in depreciation Of his ability
to earn q living. besides mental anguish
and bodily suffering.
Shen andoah.
Another mad dog has been causing
some commotion in Shenandoah The
other morning Fred Calicas. who lives
near the knitting mills. went out doors
and was attacked by his big Scotch
Collie dog. The dog snarled and
snapped at him but did not get to him.
Then the dog started from home acting
very strangely. Every dog that came
in his way received good trouncing.
In one instance dog was nearly killed
before the big dog let go. Mr.. Calicas
came up town Immediately after the
j, happening and Marshal Harmon armed
with his trusty shot gun. started after
| the dog. Two Of the dogs bitten by the
supposed mad dog were killed by Mar
shall Harmon. but the alleged mad dog
escaped.
Dss Moinss.
hour Board Of arbitration for future
wage disputes. These were the terms
OF settlement reached between the
Master Builders Association and the
carpenters of local No. LOG. and the
strike Of 900 workingmen, which was
called a week ago. Is at an end. The
settlement OF the strike was In the
nature of n compromise. The present
scale Of SO cents per hour, will con-
tinue in force until July l.. when the
carpenters will receive 55 cents an
hour Provision Is also made In the
new agreement that all wage scale dis
putes Of the future will be settled by
board OF arbitration, which will do
away with the danger Of strikes. The
carpenters originally demanded 80 cents
an hour.