Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
Northern I01ua Items

Of the hogs of diseased herds can be
saved If given the serum treatment.
They also will show that few hogs are
killed by the simultaneous treatment,
which is the one given to prevent the
disease. The reason that the results
of the experiment viii not be entirely
satisfactory is that the disease got
ahead of the government field corps
which is working under the direction
OF DIR. o. B. Hess. The appropriation
made by congress was not available
until July 1. BY that date hog cholera
was prevalent in many communities.
Sioux City.
The bursting of an automobile tire
was responsible for painful injuries
to four Sioux Cityans on the Big
Sioux road west~of Center street Tues
day afternoon. The machine. which was
driven by Edward E. Stoddard, plunged
over an embankment. Those injured
were Mrs. Alice Daniels, 1917 West
Second street. broken left ankle: Mrs.
A. r. Brown, 1911 West Second street.
broken wrist; Mrs. Matt NJ. Gray. 1911
West Second street, bruised and Ed
ward S. Stoddard. 1901 West Third
street. bruises. The trip was in the
nature of an outing for Mrs. Gray. who
recently had undergone an operation.
When the car suddenly turned. plung-
ing over the highway. an the occu-
pants were thrown clear save A8r.
Stoddard. who was pinned beneath. At
tracted by screams and groans. farmers
came to the rescue
Sioux City.
Roy Peterson. aged 20, Of Fort Dodge.
was bold enough to commit robbery
within the sacred limits OF the city
Jail itself Tuesday night. Peterson
and Ed Cramer were picked up by the
police on Fourth street for intoxica-
ton and confined in the city Jail. In
searching Cramer the officers over
looked $3.50 which he had deposited in
the inner pocket of his coat. Peterson
was the first to arouse from his stu
por and. getting the tip in some manner
that Cramer had money on his person,
proceeded to go thru his pockets. while
both were confined in the Dull pen"
This aroused Cramer sufficiently to
cause him to raise howl about it. Of
ficer Lavery came to straighten out the
matter and recovered the money from
Peterson. BY this time. Cramer had
recovered sufficiently to desire to give
bond and get out. Using the $3.50
which he got back and the amount the
officers had found in searching him, he
made up IS bond and was released.
Cedar Rapids.
If Cedar Rapids secures the extern
sion of the Cedar Valley road from
Urbana to Cedar Rapids. the sum of
$4,000 must be subscribed in stock
between now and next Tuesday. When
the amount of the stock subscriptions
secured by the Commercial Club boost
.ers had been footed up at the close
of the luncheon Wednesday noon in the
Commercial Club rooms it was found
thai 100000 had been subscribed. This
includes the $4,000 subscribed by the
Dows- Smith Reed interests. The COM
mittee have been doing some hard
work and while there are number
OF good prospects which have not been
reported as having subscribed. it was
declared at the meeting that Cedar
Rapids might lose the road IL everyone
did not do his share. Several per-
sons well able to carry a good block
Of the stock. which guarantees per
cent dividends. were reported this noon
as having refused to sign up for n
single share