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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15
SALOON LICENSE
LIST


Applications for saloon licenses for
period from July l.. 1918. to June 30,
1914
TheO Bauman. frst.class. whole
sale.
Harry X. Maefarlane. firs,-eIass,
wholesale.
c. A, Peacock. second-class. saloon
license.
J. c. Cohen. nrst-class. whole
sale.
Seattle Brewing & Mailing Co.
i firstelass. wholesale.
w. G. Peacock & Co. Ltd. first
class. Wholesale
Patrick +. Ryan. second-class.
saloon.
s. Ozak, first-class. Wholesale.
/ X. Ono and Y. Tasaka. second
class, saloon.
ID Nagatani and ~ Kurisaki. sec
ond-class. saloon.
Y. Kimara and o. Tagamal sec
ondkclass. saloon.
K Sadayasu. second-class. saloon.
T. Sumuda 4 Co, first-class, whole
sale.
Joseph T. Silva, second-class. sa-
loon.
seeley l. Shaw. second-class. sa-
| loon.
S. Kojima & Co. Ltd. first-class.
wholesale.
s. Kimura & Co. Ltd, first-cIass.
wholesale
Hop Hing & Co, first-class. whole
sale.
F. A. schaefer & Co.. Ltd. first
class. Wholesale.
Bertha Klemme. second class. res
taurant.
Geo. J. wond. secOnd-cIass. sa,'
loon. :
All Choa. second-ciass. saloon.
Manuel G. Silva. second-class. sa-
loon
John E. Roberts. second-cIass. sa-
loon.
chas J. Lynch. second-cIass. sa-
loon.
chas. Lambert. second-class. sa-
i loon.
Loveioy & Co. Ltd. first-class.
wholesale.
John Gonsalves. second-class. sa-
loom
Jose Quintal. second-class.
| Mrs. Flora Fl. Miles and @. w.
Macy, second.class, saloon.
The Macfarlane Co.. Ltd. first-class,
wholesale.
Shun Ming, first-elass. Wholesale.
Wing Chong Lung Co, first-class.
Wholesale.
Y. Muraoka. secondclass, saloon.
Wing Wo Tai & Co.. first-class.
wholesale.
William Lishman. secOnd-cIass,
hotel
| M. Yamasaki, second-class, saloon.
]. E. Thompson. second-class, sa-
loon.
Kwong Chung Lung. first-class.
wholesale.
George Lycurgus. second-class. res
taurant.
Isaac l. cockett. secOnd-class, sa-
loon.
Hoffschlaeger Co.. Ltd. firstclass.
Wholesale
H. Hackfeld & Co.. first-class.
wholesale.
Gonsalves & Co.. Ltd. first-class,
wholesale
Mrs. Julia A. Dias and Jno. r.
Moniz, first-class, wholesale.
Louis d. Warren, second-class, sa-
loon.
]. Nishihara, K Kimura, 8. Musu-
mari, second-class, restaurant.
Waikiki Inn, Ltd, second class,
hotel.
The following, whose licenses ex-
pire June 30th have not filed, as yet,
application for new license:
Alexander Young Building Co., Ltd.
Territorial Hotel Co.. Ltd.
o. r. & N. Co. Ltd.
/ Conrad Bowman.
/ Philip r. Cornyn.
e. s. Cunha.
Thos. F. McTighe. Ltd.
Rosa & Co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-15

The first invitation accepted by
King George and Queen Mary after
their period of mourning for King
George of Greece was that of an
American girl. now Lady Granard,
formerly Beatrice Mills of New York.
The SOLITARY and prison stripes
have been Abandoned at the Indiana
state prison. Light blue and plaid
suits will be worn.
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KANAWAl 116
HE KANAWAI

PHI ANA HoPE MAKA NUI, HooLoII ANA KA
PAUKU IL KE KANAwAI 80 MA KASAwAI Q KE Kat
1905, KAPAIA "HE KANAwAI f KUKULU ANA Ma kA
ILoKo o TERIToRE HAWAII HooMAoPoPo
ANA AuPuNI NO LAKou," LIKE I HooLoInA Al
EKA PAUKU l KANAwAI "a Ma KANAwAI Q KE kAU
1905, PAUKU KANAwAI So MA KANAwAI o KE
KAu 1909, KANAwAIi 80 o KANAwAr o KE kAU
1911, A1E KE KANAwI 43 KANAwA1 KAU 0
1913.
AzMHi
E Hooholoia ka AhaOlelo ke Teriore Hawaii
PAuKU l. O ka Pauku 10 Ike Kanawai 80 ma Kanawai
Ike Kau 1885, kapaia HE Kanawa kukuu mau ka-
lana oko Ike Tertore Hawaii hoomaopopo ana
puni lakou like ia hoololia ka Pauku Ike Kama
81 Kanawai Ike Kau 1905 Pauku Ike Kanawai
Kanawai Ike Kau 1909, Kanawa 80 o Kanawai
Ike Kau 1911, Ike Kanawai 43 Kanawai Ike Kau
1913 keia Ike hoololi hou ka pakui aku
ma ka hope ka pauku oeoa keia tho:
@Aka nae ho kea keia hoikea mai me ke
apono ka papa lunakai aoe he kupono no Ike
klana hope maka loaa poe noho ma
oko ola apana hik ka makai nu hookohu hope
ka nu mai kekah apana okoa aku oko ola kaana hope
maka nui he koho balota Ike Teritore Hawaii
noAo maloko kaana kekah aole emf tho
lalo orkahi makahik aku ka la kona hookoua
ana noho maloko apana kahi hookohuia aku al
ka manawa kona paa ana ka oihana"
PAuKu 2. E mana no keia Kanawa mai a mahope aku
ka la kona aponoia
Aponoia kea la pa Aperia A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kaaina Ike Tertore Hawaii
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KANAWAl 115
He KANAWAI

HooLILo ANA HoPE MAKAI NuI o APANA LIKE OLE
o TERIToRE MAu LUNA MANA LAIKINI Or
HAMA, A HooMAoPoPo ANA LAKor Mar HAMA
a MEA.
HoOhotoid la Ahaoeo o ke Teritore Hdwd
PAuKu /. hope makai nui o apana like ole Ike
Teritore lilo lakou luna laikn ka ohana
apana kahi lakou hookohuia al ia lilo
hama kela kea hope makai nui mai kela
keia manawa e hoke aku ka puuku Ike kaana ole
kuanakauhae kalana poe hui ole hui
boohua maloko kona apana ku ia laou ka uku ana ma
auhau lakini.
PAUKu 2. mana keia Kanawa ka la o kona aponoia
ana 10y ~.
Aponoia keia la "a Aperila, A. D. 1913.
WALTER F. FREAR,
Kiaaina o Ike Terore Hawaii
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kaana paihakaaka heoplpnla Ia no ka ukl k-
wala ka waiwaf kuInu ka uku kuwaa uknia
ke lala knla Anerika Hupua ole kona like, like
nui ka ale ana ma ia mau bona hki kekah ka-
hoopukaa bona, ke kanpalena ana,
hoakaka ia maoko keia kanawa aka. ka huna
nui ka ana bona hki eloaieia kekah ka-
lana aoe OF aku eua hookahi hapa keneta
ka waiwaiio helua maluna wawai maoko ola ka
lana ike hokeia ka helu hope Ia auau aoe
hoi ka heuna hanaa oko hookah makahiki
ak hookah hapa hookahi pa kenea ola heluna
waiwai helnia.
PArKr Ola mau bona hoopukaia vale no ka hui
akin makemakeia Ike kalana no Ike kukuu
i ma hale kaama. manawaea hoonaauao hale
ka ehuehn uwapo, alanui kn moku,
hama hou no ka lehulehu
PArKU f. Aoe kekah mau bona hoopukaia a ia vale
kauoha ka papa lunakai koho baota maoko ola ka
lana malma ka no ka hoopuka ola bona Ma
kai koho al ka hapanu poe koho Ike kaana oeoia
no ka ka hoopuka BONA ka puuku
kaana hoopukaia mea, aole kekahi ae aka
ho aole kekahi hoopuka bona ola hanaia
vale apono mai ka Peresidena Ameka Hnipuia like
me Ike kanawa.
PAUKU s. ka a ka papa ma lunakai kekahi
kaana manao al he pono hoopukaia mau bona
alo aeia nei kea Kanawai, hoopukaa kua-
haua kahea koho ana aoe OF aku
la mamua ka la hoopaaa Ia Ma ia kuahaua e ho-
keia ka heuna ka heuna ka uku kuwal ke ku-
lana bona hoopukaia aku pea no hoi hoke
apau pill ana makemakeia hoolana aku
loaa bona la anne ka La Ike koho baoa
hookaua kekahi kope paiia kuahaua la ma kekahi
wahi ike waeia kela keia mahele koho Ike kaana
oleloia.
PAuKU mahele anne ma wahi koho kukuluia no ma
koho ma kalana ola wahi mahele wahi
koho no kea mau koho ana kanawai aula pill
pill ana
PAUKU Z 0 ma keena koho pahu balota i make
makea ia koho loolawaa mai ka papa luna
kiai.
PAuKU s. Ma Ike kakauolelo Ike kalana hoomakaukau
ma balota hoohanaa koho hoke mai ia ba
lea me ka pokole olelo Berania Hawaii ka he
luna ka uku kwaa ma kaupaena ma bona oeoia,
anne ma hoike apau hoohanaa aku la mau
bona hoke mai hoi me ka maopopo ike al kela
keia koho koho ka ole ma ka hooe ka hoo
puka bona kekahi hookah ole apau loa
paha ole hooe oa ana no aole kekahi hanaia
hanaia baotala like kea kona kuana malao Tho ne
TERITORE O HAWAII
kalana .............
Ia mathematical hoopuka mau bona no keia ........
Kalana ka heluna hiki aku Observation-Disclosures.
Daa ukuia mau bona la .makahki.
uku ana ka uku kuwala pa keneta ka makalki,
a ma loaa o la hooEanaa aku ana no penei
--T II
Yes (Ae)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
TO RECEIVE BIDS
FOR ONE BLOCK NEXT SAT-
uRpAY.
USE PAVING BRICK
OR PAVING BLOCKS
Contract For RELAXING the Sidewalk
on the West Side Of tho Avenue Let
to Eixy 4 Carlson For 1o94 Cents
Square Foet-Finish Boulevard Pro-
jeet in Spring.

One block of the boulevarding pro-
jecr around the court house square will
be widened, parked, and completed
this fall. The street selected for the
work this fall is the block of South
First avenue between Main and Church
streets. A a meeting Of the commit
tee. Councilman w. E. Nicholson, SUI
pervisor E. B. Emes, and Judge B. F.
Cummings. held Monday afternoon, ar
rangements were made to start this
work as socn as possible.
The committee is advertising for
bids for widening and repaving the
streets. Bids will be received up to
Saturday afternoon and it is hoped to
let the contract at that time.
~" Sidewalk Contract Let.
The contract for relaying the new
sidewalk on the west side of the ave-
ME. that will be set west just the
width of the present sidewalk. was
let by the committee to Ely & Carl
son Monday afternoon for 10A cents
square foot. This contract was let un-
der the city's contract for similar work.
The committee has decided that it
VIII repave this block either with paw
Ing Brick or paving blocks. Bids for
both kinds Of materials have been
asked for.
It is expected that enough good brick
can he saved from the old pavement
To lay the bottom course OF the new
pavement, the top course OF which is
to be filed with cement filler.
The contractor is to tear up the old
pavement. Gu all of the excavating and
grading. and furnish all materials. II
is the present plan 10 get at the rest
of the work early in the spring.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
MAX SCHNEIDER AND MARTIN
ULRlch CAUGHT IN MAN
HUNT FOR ROBBERS
HAVERHlLL TICKET
OFFICE BROKEN INTO
Twenty five Dollars Stolen While OPP
orator is at Brsakf ast-Two Men
Who spent the Night in the Station
Suspected, Followed by Farmers, and
Arrested by Sheriff and Deputy.

The breaking and entering the G.,
hill, the theft of about So from the
ticket office this morning resulted in
i man hunt in Timber Creek township
that ended with the arrest Of the sus-
poets by Sheriff ]. G. Edgar and Depu-
" Sheriff Bert Goodale three hours
after the robbery. Men of Haverhiil
and the sheriff's officers all joined in
the chase
The two arrested gave the names of
Max Schneider and Martin Ulrlch.
They have the appearance of tramps.
and both ate Germans. They have
been identified as men who slept in
the station all night.
Operator at Breakfast: Robbed.
While Skinner. the operator and
ticket agent, was at his breakfast
about O'Clock this morning. the ticket
office was forced and all the money
was stolen from the till. The men.
who slept i'll the depot. We're suspected
and the alarm was telephoned TO the
sherins office and spread round about
Haverhill
Later il was learned Schneider and
Ulrich We're seen one and one-haif
miles northeast of Haverh!l going in
the direction of this city. Te!ephoning
instructions TO keep the pair in sight,
the sheriff and deputy. Councilman w.
Z. Nicholson, and Chief o, Police VIII
Lage started from this city in vehicles.
the police in the patrol.
Caught in the Road.
The police patrol secured The South
Center and South Sixth street roads.
Ali of these roads were be!nc guarded
by farmers who had been notified OF
the robbery.
Going south on South Sixth street
the sheriff officers came up with the
two men in valley adjoining the
woods. 1t was the work of but mo-
ment to arrest the strangers.
Following in a hot chase. close be-
hind Schneider and Clrich, were Ben
Kuhl and Henry Kopel driving
sseaming team. They came up a little
later and Kopel. who had seen
Schneider and Ulrich IN the station,
identified them.
Recover s2o.3e.
When searched at the jail s2o.36 was
taken from the two men. They said
they were natives OF Leipsic, Germany,
and that they had been working al Ell
beron. They at first said they slept
last night in a hay stack. but later
they admitted they spent the night in
the Haverhill station.
Skinner was expected to come to this
city this afternoon to file a charge
against the suspects. who are to be ar
raigned for preliminary examination at
once
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
PRATT is CHAPLAIN
Welt Known Methodist Minister Of
State Accepts State Position as
Chaplain Of Soldiers Home, and En-
tsrs Upon New Duties.

Rev DR.. H. Q. Pratt, of Toledo.
twenty five years ago pastor of the
Methodist church in this city, since
1877 a member OF the Upper Iowa con-
ference of the Methodist church, and
for the past two years conference
evangelist. has accepted the position
of chaplain of the Iowa soldiers Home.
rendered MIN by Comma dant c. c..
Horton. and Monday afternoon as
suned charge OF his new duties.
Rev. DR.. Pratt came 10 the city Mon
day and reported TO the commandment.
and in the afternoon entered upon his
work by visiting the sick in the hos
plial. Owing to the fact that he is HIM
self a veteran Of the civil war, DR..
Pratt promises To take keen interest
in the religious work among the vet
Grams Of the home. and TO make an
ideal chaplain.
DR.. Pratt is making preparations 10
move to this city. and is now looking
for residence. He owns a comfort
able home at Toeco, where he has
been stationed since taking up the work
of conference evangelist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21

three acres in Liberty township. $4,000
Ella Mead to Andrew Nelson, land ir
south Marshall. 81.
Margaret A: Brewer to Mary T.
johnson, lot in Rhodes, 81
A. A. Moore TO Helen K. Brock. lot
block 2. Electric addition, 500.
L. r. Idso to G. A. Plumb. lot :
block l, Sears addition, $1,4oo.
j. c. Beeson to Mrs. NJ. e. Beeman
two lots in Albion, $500.
Harry Gerhart trustee. to G. o.
Isaacson, lot 1872, Melrose Park add
ton, 81.
Is. w. Sinclair to Lizzie Hastings
part Of lots Z and 3, block I. north
Marshall, 81.
F. A. Gowdy to J. W. Coyne. lot 8,
Rice's second addition. 5000.
A. NJ Friend to Earl J. Paul. part
Of lots u and 5. block IL. Gillespie's
addition. 81.
Frank Youngrain 70 L. D. Hampton.
OF Freeborn county. Minnesota. lot II.
block 8. Anson's subdivision. II.
A. w. Head. Of Minneapolis, to HI.
F.. Swope. OF Buena Vista county. Iowa,
lot 4, block s, Brennecke and Heald's
addition, ST.
Henry A. dupont ct al. to the =. I.
dupont de Memours Powder Company.
one acre in East Marshal, 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21

tice for the. high school eleven Non
day. The members Of the team Were
called to the high school building sun
day afternoon for talk with Coacn
Mericle, and Monday the work was nor
strenuous The team came out OF the
Cedar Falls game Saturday IN gooo
condition, and 1t is hoped that all OF
the regular members of the team VIII
be in condition for the Ames game.
The Ames eleven is unusually strong
this year. having defeated Eagle Grove
to 0. and in turn Eagle Grove scored
victory over East Des Moines. This
has given rise to the supposition that
Eagle Grove and Ames are unusually
strong. but from tbs recent showing
East Des Moines has evidently been
over estimated, and it Is probable that
Ames and Eagle Grove are less
worthy than they have been made to
appear. The team. ii is said. is built
around one man. a shifty half back,
and the success of the team depends
largely upon his work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
To Grow Hair on
A Bald Head
BY \ SPECIALIST.

Thousands of people suffer from
badness and falling hair who. having
tried nearly every advertised hair tonic
and hair-grower without results, have
resigned themselves to badness and its
attendant discomfort. Yet their case
is not hopeless: the following simple
home prescription has made hair grow
after years of badness. and is also I'M
eaualled for restoring gray hair to is
original color. stopping hair from fall
ing out, and destroying the dandrun
germ. 1t will not make the hair greasy,
and can be put up by any druggist:
Bay Rum. ounces: Lavona de Com
posee, ounces; Menthol Crystals. one
half drachm. II you wish it perfumed.
add half TO one teaspoonful OF To-
Kalon Perfume which unites perfectly
with the other ingredients. This prep
aration Is highly recommended by
physicians and specialists, and is alb
solutely harmless, as it contains none
Of the poisonous wood alcohol 80 free
uuently found In hair tonics.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
MEALS HIT BACK? DYSPEPSIA, GAS,
Observation-Disclosures DIAPEPSIN

know it is needless to have bad
stomach.
Get a large ffty-cent case OF Pape'
Diapepsin from any drug store and
put your stomach right. Stop being
miserable-life is too short-you're no.
here long. so make Your stay agree
able. Eat what you like and digest it.
enjoy it, without fear Of rebellion in
the stomach.
Pape's Diapensin belongs in your
home Should one Of the family eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. or in case OF an attack Of indi-
sestion, dyspepsia. gastritis or sto.n-
ach arrangement. 1t is handy to give
instant relief
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
At TURN ER'S.
Notice to Ny Customers and Friends
Over Marshall County.

The patronage have received in my
new Albion store has far surpassed
my most sanguine expectations and
want to tha(x you ali most heartily.
My effort will be TO serve my trade
WELL to supply YOU with the hes, goods
at city prices. My long experience en-
abies me TO render YOU the services Of
q qualified pharmacist. My holiday
lines will be complete. Ii is not neces-
sary TO go to Marsnalltown, my line is
bought at the eastern markets and will
equal if not surpass any display in the
county. 1t will pay you to trade at
Turner's. My soda service is excellent
and served Hastily. l was formerly five
years with Charles Lander, city chem
list for Marshalltown and deputy pure
food inspector from Marshall county.
Yours for business.
r A TURNER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
In the Police Court.

street, was arraigned in Justice Peek's
court Monday charged with disturbing
the peace. The complaint was filed
by Mrs. ]. L. blessing. who charged in
the complaint that Mrs Spaid directed
her son Wesley to beat Edward
Winters, a boy who makes his home
with Mrs blessing Mrs. Spaid pleaded
not guilty and the hearing was set for
next Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
HAMILTON IS REELECTED.
Local Merchant Again Chosen to Of
fee in Iowa Admen's Club.

Z. D. Hamilton, proprietor Of the
Fair store, If this city, WAS Monday
afternoon reelected as second vice
president of the Iowa Admen's Club a:
the annual state convention al Daven-
port. The convention came to close
today. Iowa City was chosen as the
next meeting place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
tiny lT!>IN FIVE MINUTES INDi-
oE0TIoN GOES AND SToM- -
Ach FEELS FINE. *

Time it. In five minutes all stomach
distress gone. MOI indisestion. heart
sb0rn, soelrness or belching OF gas.
acid, or eructations OF undigested food.
40 dizziness. bloating, foul breath or
headache.
Papes Dlapensin Is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs. II
10 the surest, quickest stomach doctor
In the whole world, and besides, it is
harmless.
lMiuions oesmen and women now eat
heir favorite4 foods without fear-they
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
WANTS CASE REMOVED.
Notion Filed to Transfer Suit Of Joyce
VS.. Costello.

a motion 70 transfer the case
brought by John joyce, of Haverhill
against Michael Costello, ct al. to the
federal court for the southern district
of Iowa was flied by Costello's attot-
ney this forenoon. Diversified citizen
snip is the reason set up in the motion
for the removal. Joyce lives at Haver-
hill. Costello, who is a contractor en-
ployed in revision of grade work for
the c. N. & St. P. railroad. is resident
of Indiana. Joyce brought suit for 500
900 damages for injuries alleged to
have been sustained in an assault when
Costello attacked him at HaverhilL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
saeoa. cam. MOI PIayed.

The soccer game scheduled Tor Mon"
day evening between the Woodbury.
and Arson schools was not played be-
cause the Arson team misunderstood
when the game was to be played and
did not appear. The Abbott and An
son school teams will play this eve.
ming.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
w.ddino 70 SYNOD.

Rev. s. C. Wadding, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church of Albion, left to-
day for Storm Lake, where he will at
tend the annual session of the Iowa
Synod of Presbyterian churches as
delegate from the Waterloo presbytery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
Notice.

Having purchased the Marshall Auto
Company I wish to announce to the
public, that 1 will continue the busi-
ness as the Kennedy Auto Supply.
and will push the repair business
especially hard Bert L. Kennedy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
HOME MADE SAUSAGE.
Fine to Have These Cool Mornin
WiAh Xaue Hakaa

+ me to Have These Cool Mornings
With Your Cakes.
AT this time Of the year there is a
demand for good sausage The kind
tina, you should ca. is Anchor brand
made by Britain & Co. This sausage
is made in a clean and wholesome
manner and the hogs are all govern
ment inspected. which is your guaran-
tee that il is pure. You can get II
at your butchers. Insist that they
give you Anchor Brand"
BRITAIN & CO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21
SUSPECT is RELEASED.
Brady, Held Here, Goes Free
Postal Department Silent

William BFddy, HeTd F5efo, GOES FFee
Postal Department. Silent.
Because the postal departments
branch headquarters at Chattanooga,
Tenn, failed to respond to the inquiry
of Chief of Police Will Lage regarding
the man, who gave the name of Will
liam Brady, Brady was set free this
morning. Brady was arrested and
jailed for vagrancy because he an
swered the description of one ARM
strong, who was one of three wanted
for holding up Southern railway
train at Bibbville. Ala, Sept. Is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21

night and viii spend couple Of weeks
at the home OF his brother, F. L
Meeker, before leaving for home. Mr..
Meeker and his mother spent week
in Washington, ID. c., and he also Wis
tied In Chicago on his way home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-21

Guy A. Meeker OF Vancouver B. C..
who has been visiting his mother.
Mrs Sarah T. Meeker. at the nome OF
her daughter. Mrs. F. w Rowe. in New
York CITY. arrived in the city Monday
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SUGAR At s4.e5 A HUNDRED.
Buy Il Of Bruster and Roundy Corner
First Street and State.

We have snap for YOU in sugar.
We offer you the best cane sugar with
the Havenmeyer and Elder name on
every sack at 1895 a hundred. We also
have home grown potatoes at so cents
bushel and extra fancy Early Ohios
at 81 bushel Eggs % cents dozer
The things that YOU have to buy at
the lowest price
RRUSTER & ROJTNDY.
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MOVES HIS OFFICE.

Or. Wood. the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist, Located in fremont
Dr. Wood. the eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist. who has practiced his
profession in Marshalltown during the
last twenty years. has moved his office
to the fremont block. Eye strain
symptoms relieved by properly fitted
glasses.
PERCY r. WOOD. NJ. D.
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PERCY r. WOOD. NJ. Z
Real E.tat. Transfer.

William f. Tomlinson to Horace E.
Tomlinson. eighty acres in Washington
township 81.
David Blackburn to Nellie F. Brown
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Team Take. Liaht Work.

In preparation for the game with
Ames high on the local grounds Fri
day, ligh: work was the order of prac-
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Paris eee. to Drake.

Rev T. F. Paris. formerly pastor OF
the Liscnmh Church of Christ. but
more recently pastor Of the Second
church at Cedar Rapids, has resigned
the latter charge to become field secre-
tary for Drake University, with head
quarters in Des Moines. Mr.. Paris is
an alumnus OF Drake.