Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-05

road rate regulation views 40 extrem,
radicalism. In California politics hi
| mas been fought bitterly by Hearst
papers. Before the st. Louis conven.
ton he applied the designation
canned" to the Hearst following from
his state.
Secretary Of Agriculture.
David Franklin Houston, aged ~, ed
ucator, Missouri-Born Monroe, N. c..
Feb. IL. 1856; son of William Henry
and Cornelia Anne (Stevens) Houston:
! A. B., South Carolina college. 1887: A.
NJ. Harvard 1892; LA D., Tulane 1902.
and University Of Wisconsin 1906; city
superintendent Of schools. Spartanburg.
s. c.. 1851: graduate student polit-
ical science, Harvard. 1ss1-94: profess
sor Of political science and dean of fac
ulty Of University Of Texas, 1S94-02:
president Texas College Of Agriculture
and Mechanical Arts 1902-05: president
University Of Texas 1905-0S; chancellor
Washington university, st. Louis, since
1905 Married Helen Beall. Austin.
Tex. 1895. Member Southern educa-
ton board. Rockefeller sanitary COM
mission, American Economic assocla-
ton.
SeCTOtoFy OF SOUsUOtCVs
William c. Redfeld, aged 81, manu-
facturer, New York-Born Albany.
June IS, 1858: son Of Charles Bailey
Gated Pittsfield (Mass.) high school.
lived in Brooklyn since 1877. Gold
democratic nominee for congress. 1896:
commissioner public works. 1902-03;
director Equitable Life Assurance So
oio
Secretary Of Labor.
William Bauchop Wilson, aged 80.
congressman, coal miner and farmer.
land, April 2, 1862; son of Adam and
to America when s and at went into
Pennsylvania mines; at odd times ac-
quired public school education; presi-
dent district miners union, 1SSS90;
candidate for Pennsylvania legislature,
member national executive board which
America: general master workman,
independent knights of Labor. 1896;
secretary treasurer United Mine Work.
ers of America. 1s00-os: member OF
congress (dem.), 1907-13. Address.
Blossburg. Pa.
GrinneII and Vicinity.
Special to Tines-Republican.
Grninell. March 5.-Mr. c. S. Barnes.
who has been confined to his home on
South Spring street for several weeks
by severe illness. is now reported to
be slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Frisbie. living
a short distance south Of this city.
have just had word from their second
son, George. who, very Unexpectedly
to his parents. is in Mexico. where he
has been for the past month. He re-
ports that for all the turmoil and fight
ing there the bull fights are still going
on. He has been living in oregon for
the past five years but recently went
to Los Angeles and. then took sud-
den notion to explore Mexico.
City Superintendent Eugene Henely
returned from Philadelphia, where he
had been in attendance upon the ma
tional meeting Of superintendent. He
reports a valuable meeting with stand
ardiation as the central thought and
theme Of discussion.
Miss Ella Marsh had the misfortune
to fall on the icy sidewalk and severely
Gu. and bruised her face and forehead
so as to keep her confined TO her home
for several days. She is reported as
twenty-five years ago Ernest
Hagenlock had sale of farm pro-
ducts on his farm near this city. Good {
brood mares brought at that sale $50.
COWS $40, calves Sc, and 2-year-o ld
steers 325. On the 25th Of February
thi. year he had another sale on the
same farm and good brood mares
brought s24o, cows $s4, 2-year-old
steers $3.50. and calves $40.65.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jacob moved
Monday from their former home at ia
cob Switch into the residence on High
street, this city, bought some time ago
of Mr.. II. NJ. Bray. Last week Mr. ana
Mrs. William Kline, with their six chill
6ren. moved from MonteZuma to Grin
nell TO be near Mr.. and Mrs. jacob, the
parents Of Mrs. Kline.
Rev. W. 3. Wilson. pastor or the
Christian church. began series OF re-
viyal meetings in Brooklyn at the
Church of Christ. A few weeks ago ne
closed a very successful series OF sucn
meetings, lasting for month or more,
in What Cheer.
Louis H. Rinefort was able to be IN
his store Monday for the first time IN
three weeks, during which he has SUI
tered severely and was. for q time, IN
y,nineut danger.