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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
~ Free Prescription That Instantly Oh.
01oratss Olomishss, Tan, frseklss
And the Marks lsf< Dy
hiah Cellars.

The Dutch neck and the evening
gown too often expose the discoloration
and blemishes Of high collars or the
effects Of tan and treckles. It 10 easy
- overcome these c9nditions and make
~ mack beaattfuI and white and soft
and smooth-to overcome. In other
words. every blemish and make the low
neck - attractive ~ It - comfortable.
This preparation can also be usSd on
The shoulders and face, and 1t II mar
velously effective to beautify the hands
and arms. aa
II. you want to try 1t, 30 to your
druggist and-set ene-ounce bottle Of
KufEx Compound. Pour the entire con-
tents into . two-ounce bottle. add
quarter ounce witch hazel then all
with water. Prepare this at your own
home. One application will delight
you It 10 deliciously cool and sooth-
ing and It IL not affected by perspira-
ton. It will not rub on.
II you put It on one hand only. or
on one side Of the neck and note the
difference, you viii see the wonder
ful change II makes Instantly, The re-
suits. are Immediate and continued use
Of this preparation will keep your, skin
- soft ana smooth a. . child's.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
REUNION At swALEDALE.
Happy Family Gathering in Honor q
Returning Teachers.

Happy Family Gathering in Honor Of
Returning Teachers.
Special to Times-Republican.
Swaledale. Aug. 2o.-This place is the
scene of large gathering Of the Espy-
Jenkins-Hales families Of north Iowa,
incident to the return from China Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morton Espy after
eight years there as teachers. Mr..
Espy has been selected as supervisor
Of one hundred or more schools in the
vicinity Of Shanghai and will spend q
year at Columbia University studying
in preparation for the work. Mrs,
Espy is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
). +. Jenkins, &C tht. place. and was a
teacher some time before her marriage
in China four years ago.
The parents Of Mr.. Espy. Professor
and Mrs. Espy. of Pittsburgh. Pa. and
their daughter. a teacher In Cuba. were
invited to Iowa to meet the returning
teachers and the reunion was made q
delightful holiday event. Among the
Iowa people connected and present dur
ing the week were Mr.. and Mrs. Hales.
Britt; Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland and
daughter, Usage: Mrs. Ogg. Des Moines.
and Mrs, Newport, Des Moines.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
DoDv or FORMER IOWA RESI-.
DENT FOUND IN MOUNTAINS
or COLORADO.
DISAPPEARED LAST SEPTEMBER
AFTER SELLING GOLD MINE
David MephiiIips, Formerly Of Web
stsr City, Received $4,000 to Bind
-earsain Of Sa's-Rs'ativss Unesr-
tain Whether He Was Lost in Snow
Storm or Was Robbed and Murdered.


David McPhillips, SON of P. McPhillips,
and brother of John and Miles Nc
Phillips who reside some six miles east
of this city. was found on a mountain
where he was supposedly lost last Sep
TENDER, nearly year ago. He lived in
the town Of Longmont. Colo, and was
the owner of a very profitable sold
mine. He had a good Offer to sell the
mine and took 1t. the gentlemen who
were the buyers. paying him 100000 to
bind the bargain. Mystery surrounds
tho whole situation and two men con-
nected with the mines. three Italians
together with a man who worked for
MT. McP:illips, are suspected and Will
have to stand trial.
= It seems that the dead man was go
ing on fishing trip up IN The noun
tains bu. a few days following the
closing If this deal. The man who
worked for him was evidently the last
one to see him alive. for he said he
met him on the trail and McPhi.'ips
asked him If he would go tn town and
get some groceries. This man says
that snow storm came up quickly in
the mountains and Mr.. McPhillips EVIL
IDENTIFY was lost in 1t. This happened
last September and the body was not
found until two days ago, couple OF
detectives having been working on the
case. No one knows whether he had
the large sum Of money on his person
or whether ne mad banked ): II the
town near there. These men who are
suspected knew chat Mr.. McPhillips
had deal IN IN sell the mine.
Mr.. McPhillips resided in this city
over thirty years ago. He went from
here to Colorado where he invested
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
MOTHER OF 10 WANTS DIVORCE.
oeera, Woman seeks AIimeny in Sum
Of 9hooo.


Of 9no0o.
Rock Rapids. Aug. 20.-Startfng
married life with = family Of ninetesp
children and husband with alleged
pugilistic notions. Mrs. Peter 9. Pet
err, of George. In this county. is ready
to cal! the deal on, She wants de
vorce and $4,000 a. permanent ali-
mony, claiming her husband to be
worth $4,000 above all Indebtedness.
The litigants In this case were mar
ried at Rock Rapids on April 1s. 1907.
At that time the bride was the mother
Of ten living children and the BRIDE
groom was the father Of nine living
children. giving them . preliminary
family Of nineteen children.
Early Monday morning. Aug. IL.
1918, Mrs. Peters declares in her Pc
tition, her husband became violent.
The language Of the petition is: AT
which time the defendant got up
early and indulged in big drink Of
whisky. then turned 70 plaintiff and
began to sweaf.an caA hAr vile and
unapeakabie names, accompanying
said conduct with threats to take
plaintiffs life. and aid then ana there
crab plaintiff ~ H. heck an6 Violent
II threw plaintiff ~ the Moor: de-
fendant thsn 3uls on paaintifrs
sbfeast With his k1peUs e1d ~ - ySo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Edora, Aug. 19.-The Eldora public
schools will begin the years work
Sept. 3.
District court will begin in this city
with Judge C. e. Albrook on the bench
on Monday, Sept s. An unusually large
assignment of cases Will be up for adj
judication.
Mrs. E. %. Wilcox, a pioneer resident
Of Hardin county. died at her home In
the north part Of Eldora Monday after
noon, aged n years. Mrs. wilcox came
to Hardin county with her husband in
the mites when Grundy county. east
Of here, was considered almost desert
because 1t was devoid OF trees. The
family located In Clay township. Har-
din county, later moving to the Whit
ten neighborhood and some years after
came to this city. MIR. Wilcox died
several years ago. Three sons and ono
daughter. grown to manhood and wo-
manhood. survive their mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
TILTED MAN a SUICIDE.

Refusal Of Widow 70 We'd Him Causes
4 Eimst Hsddissten e TAKE peisea.
special 10 Timas. Republican.
!; Iowa City. Aug. 10.-Elmer Heddles-
ton. aged IS. an. Iowa Telephone Com
pany employe. committed suicide last
night because q young widow refused
to marry him. He used carbolic acid.
The body was found In the weeds on
the bank OF the Iowa river this morn
ing. ~
After Mrs. Anna Holumb rejected
him he choked her and left her sup-
posedly dead on the floor Of her home.
and ned and drank poison few min
utes later.
The mans father. John Heddleston.
is chief of police Of the adjacent town
Of Coralville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
onnotNAL NOTICE.
Nee MCKniRhf.


You are hereby notified. that on or
bSfere the 3eth day Of July A. d. 1919.
theeS VIII DO nled in the Of
] M Of tho Clerk Of District
r.ourti 81 the state Of Iowa,
within and for the County OF Marshall.
I III nstition Of Albert o.. Mcknight
clsintne Of you an absolute divorce
nj alleging - grounds therefor that
syosl. I've without Just or reasonable
caneesleft deserted and abandoned him
n smorS than the period Of two years
pfidr 8 shassapplication and for such
/ eSiaer ana further relief - to the court
Gesm Just and equitable In the
49, nea.
80. 1nless you appear and make
d6lsn1s1 thereto .at or before noon Of
~ e1conA day Of thesnsxt September
JArm az ssaid court, to be begun and
flSld af NafsAalltown, lows, on the 1se
/ ~ al neptembsf a d. 1914 your de-
: 10 = ii IS entered and a decree rem
s a1slsSd thereon ~ prayed for In said
49, ~ ,sth day Of July a D.
AIszRr 9. arKNHoHr.
I y ~ IA Plainti6.
{ n s.. =: NoEETlItJP.
HI At49eaoy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
STATE OFFICIALS 90 DESIGNATE
DECISION OF JUDGE HUNTER
IN CAPITOL CASE.
EXPECT DIFFERENT OPINION
FROM JUooE APPLEoATE
Hunter Fails 70 Get Away from state
Debt Idea and Theory That Lss;s.
Iaturs il Borrowing Money for
Grounds Extsnsion-state Prepared
to Appeal 70 Supreme Court.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Aug. 2O.Tstate officials
will be. greatly surprised II Judge APP
plegate. Of Guthrie county. In deciding
the main case involving the tax levy
for capitol extension, does not give an
opinion manifesting much more thor
oughness and better understanding OF
the legislative intent than was indi-
Gated in the opinion Of Judge Hunter.
OF Ottumwa, in the secondary case.
The latter was distinctly disappointing
because Of internal evidence of haste
in preparation and failure to consider
the entire case. Copy Of the opinion
received at the office Of the attorney
general yesterday was read with inter-
est.
on the theory that what the legislature
had in mind chiefly was the borrowing
of 100000 for the state that might
be used profligately or otherwise and
that the entire law is simply one for
borrowing money; whereas the essence
Of the act, according to the position
taken by the state. lies in the fact that
it il a taxing proposition for the pur-
pose Of raising money to be used for
the benefit Of the persons taxed, and
the possible anticipation of funds by
issuance Of certificates 10 merely an
incidental matter to facilitate the work
and save money for the taxpayers.
Lawyers who have read the decision
say that It reads very muri. 40 * the
judge. having started wrong. or been
under compulsion to decide against the
people, sought excuse for his position
and considered only decisions favorable
to his view and ignored everything
else bearing on the case. He never got
away from the state debt idea which
was never before the legislature for q
moment.
The weakness Of the Hunter decision
is declared to have greatly encouraged
those who defend the legislature anc
the state in the exercise Of the SOW
ereign power Of taxation for public
purposes. They say that II q judge
can not put up q strong opinion in
defense Of the attitude Of the obstruc-
'tionists It IL probable there can be no
very strong case made out.
AS soon al the AppleSate decision 10
received. preparation Of the work Of
submission to the supreme court Will
be commenced. AZ 1t 10 purely q legal
question the submission to the su-
preme court will be without reference
to either Of the decisions but ~ an
original proposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
Wooden News ersvities.

Special to T1meO-Republican.
Wooden. Aug. 20.-The new building
for the State Savings Bank IL under
course Of construction and will be
ready for occupancy about Nov. l.
Wooden IL growing this summer.
there being several new houses and
business buildings going up.
Wooden lost the ball game at Tttonka
Indian day by q score Of 4 to 3. against
Algona. This 10 the third game the
Wooden team has lost this season.
The oats in this vicinity are yield
ing better than was expected. the av-
erage being about fifty bushels per
acre.
The Misses Georgia and Margaret
Harper, Of Barnes City. returned to
their home Friday after weeks visit
at the home Of their aunt. Mrs. John
Lewis.
This vicinity was visited by another
rain, which insures a good corn crop
II the frost holds OF q reasonable
length Of time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20

lent rage scratched plaitms face
and knocked her false tssth out upon
the Aoor."
In the petition It 10 alleged that
Peters owns 400 acres Of land IN
Wheeler township. and the !. home-
stead In George. which 10 reasonably
worth above his indebtedness. $685.
500. 6he asks $1,000 temporary ALI
inony. $500 attorney, tees for the tenn
porary application Tor !. alinony and
$4,000 permanent alimony. y 49,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
Woman's Scream seares Burglar.

Boone, Aug. 20.-Waking just before
and seeing a strange man
standing at the foot of the. bed was
the experience of Mrs. ]. L. Muckler, Of
715 Twelfth street, and before the
burglar had time to cover her with Q
gungun, she had let out, scream that
sent him flying. He vanished thru the
back without further ado. leaving a
good clear shoe track across the gar
den and over the fence at the rear Ut
the lot. He secured no booty and left
nothing in the burglar line and what
his mission was can only remain q
matter Of conjecture.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
CITY OFFICIALS CITED.

Cedar Falls Council and Attorney
Charged With Contempt Of Court.
Waterloo. Aug. 2O.-The unusual pro-
ceeding Of q city attorney and members
Of city council being cited to show
cause why they should not be punished
for contempt relative TO q court order
is divulged in filing in the district
court Of papers in the case entitled
Mary Kenyon VI. City Of Cedar Falls
and others.
An order Of court Is asked requesting
that.J. b. Newman. city attorney, and
". F. Arey. F. L. Snider. ]. L. Marcus
sen, &C. e. Doak and C.. NJ. WITH appear
before the court to make any explana-
ton or defense they deem advisable.
The order is the aftermath Of an ac-
ton begun by Hemenway Martin In
1909 to resist payment Of special as
sessment against lot I. block IA. orig
inal plat, Cedar Falls. which was owned
by the plaintiff. for the construction OF
q cement sidewalk. At the bearing In
court the petition was dismissed. Tho
plaintiff appealed to the supreme court
and the lower court WAS reversed. A
petition for a rehearing was overruled.
= After all the previous steps In the
litigation had been taken Judge Plat.
on April II, 1913. issued decree to the
effect that all the proceedings for es-
tablishing and enforcing the payment
Of an assessment against the PLANTING
property be considered null and void
and the defendants were en1oined from
further prosecution Of proceedings. The
city ana its offices wore ordered within
ten days to remove the cloud on the
title to the property by causing q re-
demption from the treasurer's sale OF
the premises in question.
The original action was q prayer for
an Injunction to prevent the collection
Of the assessment.
The. complaint fllsd yesterday states
that the city council. ct its meeting
Aug. II. 1913, passed . resolution re-
assessing the property eb7.s1. Mayor
MerneD. was not In the city ct the time
and did not sign the resolution. ac-
cording TO the complaint. His name IL
not included In the Icltation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
Alleged Burglar Captured.
-

Logan, Aug. 20.-C. H. Deur's Office
at Missouri Valley was robbed Mon
day and the sherift's Office was called
up for help. Deputy Sheriff NJ. ID. Ny
ers went to Missouri Valley and ar.
rested a man named Harry Hoffman,
found and returned the missing goods,
took Hoffman before Justice Gilmore.
where in default Of $1,000 bonds Mr..
Hoffman was sent to Logan to await
.hc action Of the Grand Jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
TIMES REPUBIrCAN IOWA. AUGUST

his money In mining interests and be-
came wealthy. He was Q single man.
having always said that the mining
country In which ne lived was too
rough place TO take . woman. Two
brothers live in Colorado towns near
Longmont and tho deceased will be
taken to one OF these places for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20
c.n't keep Il secret.

The splendid work Of Chamberlain's
Tablets il daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-20

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Let's make some changes as soon
as the club gets home Monday!
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With The
Local
Squad
CORDELE TAKES
THE SECOND GAME
AFTER SECOND INNING. FANS
SAW ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT
BATTLES OF THE SEASON..

Cordcle took the second game of
he series from Brunswick yesterday
,fternoon by score of to l.. But
hes score does not in any way tell
he story of the pretty game which
the two clubs played after the second
inning.
Branch, a new twirler, started of
to pitch for the Pilots. He was hit
lutte freely in the first inning and
the visitors made a run. In the sec
ond he was also touched up for
couple of hits and became wild and
Walker was sent in to succeed him,
after one more run had been made. Be
fore Walker could check the run
making another was added, but after
that the local HEAVIER pitched great
ball. He and Wilder, who was pitch
ing for the visitors, engaged in a
great pitching battel with the honors
about evenly divided, but the three
runs made by the visitors in the first
two innigs were sufficient to win the
game. Walker, however, pitched
great pail during lHe eiSht hmm s.
that he performed. He allowed only
| four hits, struck out five men and did
not issue a free pass.
Wilder, the little southpaw OF the
| Cordele aggregation, pitched an excel
lent game, pulling out of a bad hole
J in the very first inning, when the To-
calls had three men on bases and only
one out. He was master of the situa'
ton during the remainder of the game
with the exception of the third inning.
| when the locals made their only run.
The game, however, was decidedly
one OF the prettiest and snappiest OF
the season. The locals, in a couple
| of innings, however, made one or two
bad miscues, which counted for runs.
The final game of the series will
be played this afternoon and of course
both clubs will fight hard for a vic
tory.s Fillingem will probably pitch
for the visitors, while either Hawkins
or yickery will do the pitching for the
| locals.
Following is the official score of
yesterdays game:
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Petition for partition In the supe
rior court of Glynn county, Georgia.
Frances Wing West, ct al, vs.. Tony
Graham, Arthur Graham, Joseph Ora.
ham and the heirs at law Of Alfred
Grooms.
To the defendants: Take notice,
that the petitioners will apply to the
superior court OF Glynn county, In
the state of Georgia, during the May
term, A. ID. 1913, which convenes on
the third Monday of said May, not
earlier than the 2Sth day Of June,
1913, for the appointment Of parti-
TONERS to divide ten acre of land on
st. Simons Island, Glynn county; and
bounded North by public street, East
by lands Joe Mongin, South by
lands William Nightingale, Jr., and
West by lands Phoebe White, be-
TWEEN the petitioners and the defend
ants. ~
= Witness, Hon. c. B. Conyers, Judge
Of said court, April 26th 1913
. II. f. DU BIGNON,
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HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS,
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BASEBALL J.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cordele, 4; Brunswick, l.
Waycross, 3; Townsville, 3.
Valdosta, 2; Americas, 1.
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FREckLEs

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move Them With the othine
Prescription.
This prescription for the removal
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money If 1t fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
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Be sure to ask the druggist for the
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Empire
League
Games
WAYCROSs AND
!. TOWNSVILLE TIED
GAME CALLED AT END OF NINTH
WITH THE SCORE STANDING
THREE AND THREE.

Waycross, June 3.-Waycross and
Thomasville played each other to a
finish this afternoon. With the score
3-3 the game was called at the end
of the ninth inning on account of
darkness.
Both Roth, for Thomasville, and
Vanderlip, for the locals. pitched good
ball. The local team got a two run
lead which looked good, but Thomas
vile made one in the sixth and one
in the seventh, tieing the score. The
clubs will probably play a double
header tomorrow.
Score by innings r. II. 70.
Thomasville 100 001 1903 8
Waycross :. 100 020 0e0-3 8 2
Batteries-Vanderlip and Smith 4;
Roth and Shuman.
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Summary fly, Brazier;
.wo,base hits, Day, Wilder, Wassem;
double plays, Smith to Reagan to Day
;; hits, off Branch in one inning, four;
off Walker in eight innings, -four; off
Wilder, s; struck out by Walker, 5
Wilder, 6; base on balls, branch, 1 !;
Wilder, 2. Times 1:40 Umpire, Nc
n-aughlin. a{S
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LAST OF AMERlCUS GAME
WAS NOT RECEIVED HERE
Score stood Two to One at end of
Eighth Inning.

For some reason the final results
in Americas could not be secured
last night. 1t was stated that the
game was called at the end of the
eighth inning with the score standing
2 to / in favor of Americus Winges
2 to 1 in favor of Valdosta. WingeS
Carthy for lAmericus.
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No.. 666'

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