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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08

Cedar Fails.
Louis S. Olney, rural mail carrier,
was thrown out Of his wagon Thursday
while on his route and received some
| injuries to his head.
Sioux City.
For discussing evidence with Sam
Rother, a juror in the personal injury
suit Of Attn Paris against the North
western railroad Just before the jury
retired, George Giants, a Burlington
| railroad section foreman, was cited by
Judge Mould to appear on contempt
charge.
Monticello.
Mrs John Siebels Of Cass township.
who recently underwent a Caesarean
operation at the Anamosa sanitOrium.
died. The baby Is alive. but the" moth
er could not stand the shock to the
system. Mrs. Siebels was young
woman who was held in the highest
! esteem.
DEBORAH.
News was received here that Sam
Collins. who for many years was con-
ductor on the Calmar-Decorah branch
Of the Milwaukee road and for the past
eight months ran the train between
Minneapolis and Mendoza, died sudden
" at his home. Mr.. Collins was for
many years yard master at Austin.
Mimi. before he became q conductor.
Fort Dodge.
Fort Dodge school directors have de-
monstrated their progressive ideas by
deciding that the finely equipped baths
in the new Duncombe school shall be
open to the patrons Of the Duncombe
school ward for use once a week. The
day for this innovation probably will
be Saturday and children may use the
baths in the afternoon and men In the
evening. To pay 1o7 :hc towels and
laundry bills. cents will be charged
for adults and a penny each for priv
lege extended to children.
Cedar Rapids.
Charged with selling filthy and de-
composed meat, J. w. Pusteoska was
fined S25 ana costs In Justice Nusen's
court Friday afternoon. Information
against Pusteoska was hled by ]. Bit
ner, state food inspector. Mr.. Bittner
charged that Pusteoska sold decom-
posed and putrid meat to Burt Franks.
He also charged that children in the
Franks family were sick before the
meat was bought, and that II they
had eaten the meat. ptomaine poisoning
very likely would have resulted.
Fort Dodge.
Five elevators have been purchased
by the Quaker Oats Company. from
tho Western Elevator Company. All
five are located near Fort Dodge. but
whether or not the policy will be die
tated from this city 10 not known. It
il known that there will be no change
in the policy Of the elevators for some
time at least. One Of the elevators
purchased IL located at Kamrar. Mr..
Carson will continue In the manage
ment at this place and at Stanhope Mr..
Truesdale viii remain in charge. Die-
vators at Renwick, Richards and one
near Renwick are the other three p,,r-
chased.
Waterloo.
Within few days . school Of avia-
ton will be opened on spacious grounds
southeast Of the city, where hangers
have been erected and a running track
provided. Two instructors will mako
flights within . few days to become
familiar with local air currents. Sever
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08
HARMONIOUS MEETING OF MIS-.
souri, VALLEY CONFERENCE
AZ AMEs.
COLOR QUESTION FAILS
TO AROSE CONTROVERSY
Announe smsnt Made That Nebraska
Kansas Difficulty Had Been Amie-
ably ssttled-Washinston University
Drops Amss and Kansas From Foot
ball Schedule.
Special to Times Republican.

Ames, Dec. S.-The most important
alteration for the 1914 Missouri VAL
ley contests, which developed at the
session OF the coaches and managers
in the Missouri Valley conference an
nual meeting here Friday and Satur-
day, was announced by Director w.
p. Edmunds, of Washington Univers-
ity, who said that he was dropping
Ames and Kansas Off Washington's
football list because he felt that the
Ames and Kansas games were too
harsh for his light squads. Washing
ton Is to retain only Drake and Mis-
souri,. meeting Drake at ST. Louis. Oct.
81. and Missouri at Columbi Nov. IA.
Director Williams has not made out
the gridiron program for Ames, but
owing to no game with Washington
next year 1t seems very probable that
Kansas will be put on the time card
along with Minnesota, Nebraska, Mis-
souri,. Drake and Iowa
Recognize Championship Games.
The conference coaches decided to
recognize officially the annual confer
ence championship basketball game be-
tween the champion fives Of the north
ern and southern ends Of the confer
ence. 1t has been the custom hereto
fore for Nebraska, which has done best
in the north in basketball as rule,
and a southern institution to play n
game to decide the valley honors and
the coaches thought that they might as
we'll give recognition to such a final
contest.
The meeting of the conference was
marked by the highest good feeling.
1t was rumored thet the color ques-
ton. which. according to some western
newspaper reports threatened to in
terrupt the harmony between the
north and south institutions. would be
one Of the main propositions of bust
ness to confront the conference, but
not q single word to recall the Kansas
Nebraska controversy was brought up,
and, Furthermore, the southern confer
ees were the, stoutest in abhorring the
presumption that they would compel
the conference to rule against the ne
gro on conference teams.
Controversy PsaesabIy Settled.
On the Kansas Nebraska contro-
versy Assistant Manager Guy Reed.
of Nebraska, said: "For the past
month Nebraska and Kansas have
been squabbling over matter which
has created a bitter feeling between
the student bodies Of the two institu-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08
7nnsREPUnllCAN Town. IOWA: DEcEamER 1913.

lions. What paltry business for great
educational institutions to be en-
broiled In! A principle was involved.
to be sure. but diplomats and peace
have conquered more than intriguers
and war. It il no wonder that the OPP
ponenta Of intercollegiate athletics
pipe up at the opportunities thus pre-
scented" All members Of the confer
ence were In accord with this atti-
tude.
Ames may organize gymnasium
team, in the physical training depart
ment, to represent Ames in tri-
angular gymnastic meet with the uni
versity of Iowa and the state teachers
college at Cedar Falls. which is to be
held at Cedar Falls soon. In former
years the state teachers have invited
Ames to participate in the meet but
because of no gymnasium facilities
here prior to this year Ames had no
part Those trying out for the team
are reporting to irwin Bode. instructor
in gymnastics. Mondays and Wednes-
days. The events in the competition
at the meet are to be work on the
parallel and horizontal bars, horses,
rings and tumblng.
Conference Games Arranged.
The complete list of conference
games on the varsity basketball sched-
ule are:
Jan. S--Kansas at Lawrence.
Jan. 9-1O-Kansas Aggies at Man
haitian.
Jan. 12-l3-Nlissouri at Columbia.
Feb. 13-Missouri at Ames.
Feb. O-21-Nebraska at Ames.
Feb. 20-2s-Ames at Lincoln.
Training Table Barred.
There will be no training table for
Missouri Valley athletes next spring.
After long discussion concerning the
merits of this plan the faculty repre-
sentatives at the conference meeting
decided to still retain the present sys-
tenn.
Prof. S. w. Boyer was named as dele
gate to the National Collegiate Ath-
letic associa ton meeting which will be
held in New York City on Dec. 30. The
conference cross country will be held
at Ames two weeks preceding the Big
Nine marathon and the tennis tourna-
ment was awarded to Washington
university.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08

A reliable medicine and one that
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08
LOGAN PIONEER DROPS DEAD.
Jacob Sprinsls, Old Resident of City,
9uceumbs 70 Heart Trouble.

Special to Times-Republican.
logan. Dec. s.-Jacob Springle, aged
81, in Ill health for some time. dropped
dead at his home in Logan late Sat
urday afternoon OF heart trouble. He
Is survived by his wife, three daughters
and two sons. =
Mr.. Sprinkle is an old time settler
and well known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08

which ere now scattered Among III the
buildings ct the fair.
But Iowa was q pioneer In the move
mont and has made greater success
than any Of the states in showing hne
bahloa ff ttst' i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08
TWO MILES OF PAVING.
Council Of Sac City Finds Sentiment
Growing For Improvement.

Growing For Improvement.
Special to Times Republican.
Sac City. Dec. Sin spite Of the pro-
tests of conservative property owners.
the city council has again taken up the
matter of paved streets and after care
fully sounding public sentiment. which
has been steadily growing in favor OF
permanent street. has passed a resolu-
ton of necessity ordering fourteen
blocks Of paving on Main street, two on
Eighth street, six on Fifth street and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08
ExeeII.nt For Stomach Trouble.

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"Chamberlain's Tablets are Just fine
for stomach trouble" writes Mrs. q. c.
Dunn Arnold, Pa. II was bothered
with this complaint for some time and
frequently had bilious attacks. Cham
berlain's Tablets afforded me great re-
lief from the first. and since taking one
bottle Of them I feel like different
person." For sale by all dealers.-Ad-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08

Neutrality-suspicious. Of the leading ans-s
ures here at the womans suffrage na-
tional convention Ia Mrs. Raymond
Brown, OF New York. head OF pfomi.
nent legislative committee. Mrs
Brown Is actively Interested In pro-
noting the cause Of the proposed
United States constitutional amend
ment. which would give women in all
states the right to vote.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-08
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-25

 otherwise prescribed Section IS The Commission shall, within CD after organization under this Charter after cause all ordinances and resolutions then in force be ca
  from the Charter of the city and such provisions the const ton and the the Commission deem ed in book
  O determined said shall be called he the other shall elected and qualified
 Section 20 Special meetings be called by the three q Section 2 Any citizen of this city may have access to the application Section before the
  petition shall be
 
 No be votn matters involving consideration his   e prescribed law of the State of Arizona such power duty procedure
  exercised performed adopted in the in different Commission procedure established
Arizona republican., 1913-08-25
rmary General or SpeciaD Municipal Election
 City of Phoenix

The baIo in all with provisions general elections county elections ballot nts or other questions to be voted upon the municipal cleo n"tjng on tf ballot b be % n5itig of % fb ] of % M | @ ana didacy the
 section lo The candidate who has duly as herein provided shall omitted candidate, be electors polls squares left below the printed ber to be voted for wherein the voter write the person or persons for whom he may wish to vote Section l The provisions of law as the same exist or as the municipal elections apply all primary and special nnei- be the duty of the city clerk after the result thereof shall have the time provided by law to cause the necessary ballots to be print ed and distributed for the second general election herein after referred to- The names of only such candidates who were be printed the ballots be used in Section A. The The aforesaid primary election shall be held net i5 p el,lS 59 & uaS l or ' @ @ its t % 5e @ @ ne po'eo io ] ana the pGon Iot % hoan9; ict % n6 ds o m s tFf s san an1 ana f t m t b holding conducting said primary elections and the qua Section l At said primary election candidate who shall further election shall be held as to said candidate Section 1e If at any election held above provided there be elected @ then as to such offices the first election shall be ed to nave been primary election for the nomination of candidates elected 10 sOt
  election al provided, 
 for
 
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 Section IT. The candidates
 
 declared O n he in 
 
 
 Section There shall be general municipal election held in
  the 1915 and the giving and the ballots
 
 of be provided holding this of be cribe in and of
Arizona republican., 1913-08-25

he
  used by said magistrate of be of thereon The authorized directed all issued out of 
  in pa of herein
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PAGE EI(4HT

 uets appurenant p s l erSto % @ % o nSt @ @ % % ht % % @ @ the thereof (52> To require every association eorpoton the streets alleys of the city to keep in space e width along of the rails m bat " enttr ns nc @ of said st or ay ] p % T P m @ d 1 % f between the outside rails of the tracks, as wei as space two CD width along outside outside rails the permit laying O spurs industries line railroads that which subject cond tracks for ansportation of freight onIy pose of ezeavsng and ng in street or avenue or portion as @ may " be , aefeaIy m 1Gr snem purpose and no longer % ] ns5 Pe m Io ana 1n M + ",r a @ d h i % 2rf @ shan be pleasure of he Commission telephone, within along or across the streets highways and public places (55) regulate al pips gas pipes and all other & pipes @ and % dg{s ] laid 6 or TS@ & in & @ (5 To make all rules regulations governing elections the polling places ballots and parphnalt necessary
  time required by of Arizona n s inc Commission may deem rope and exeian and pres h % @ na1e M rnes and reguIatfons and In officers to carry
 (5 To establish Civic Art Board and appoint members thereon to without compenson with such powers and 'Oies eSs as 1 ag abb @ 1 T Park % Boopd Board Board of Charities they with such powers and duties as may fixed by the Commission; Board wise aeournF municipal Ownership of public ut5e and to pro vide the means and manner for paying for the same
 (sO To authorize the expendtue out of the funds of the fiscal thousand uoo2 dollars Tor the holidays defrayng the the held snd nd 6daSe 6GE saSR like purposes as the '0"" may deem proper (sl) To establish employment agency
  h, nher 0 any ithf Fnisds a6 ft @ b dU m % @ or y c2 % +t ~ltl t ] s % & y b s Iotr r ditrh and such thereof may make such lien the property of such Cs8) he power prescribe by be issued, the method & o issuing @ thf same and @ 6y @ mn' ] ] m % @ @ cancellation revocation such license or (s4) appropriate perform to carry out the general powers of the city or any of the this Charter or perform required Commission by the Section The mayor when present preside Commission The Commission shall elect of it's The Commission shall provide for the time m % and spoa s mensg m may eetng Gf ese f the whether regular constitute quorum foE the 9 S rnsacon of business Commission shall establish rules for it's proceed Section Commission act only by or 
 Section ayes be passage of the Commission. resolution hav n
 The all ordinances passed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix as folows:"
 12.
 
  
 
 
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  of he
 motion reconsider the such All ordinances resolutions franchises shall be and transcribed in the books therefor but ordinance re-
 
 
 the immediate
 
 
  that
 
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-25

n @ 6 ot @ S @ % on @ ] @ ] cor cd%dn nn5 Sre % 9aq one @ @ s9n thereof the foiowing part sba fonna % oGP s Gr 6 TeP reePnta % fo certificate forms % of uniform size as deter mined by the city clerk it shall contain the tions and must time having other candidate for the places in such Section The petition nomination. consist ing ing agggating not less than three (a) municipal election which presented twenty G2 days before the city clerk @ @ @d @ 9n Iggh @ petition or petitions the date when the of Chapter of this Charter so far as the same relate to the filing of petitions examination @ by the city clerk of such petitions the 6@et tn M me % +' cy clerk as to the number and qualifications % he return teoi in ease said petition petitions Charter relative to the number and qualifications Commission so far applicable shall amended as provided herein for the amendment of recall petitions.
 {n o9fgng %'on & or in the the manner provided for nominan the day of election cause his or her be withdrawn writing and withdrawn printed does not exceed the number be elected then C5o days prior to such election not later '"" twenty section , When a petition of nomination shall have been stsnatures shan be revoked thereafter
 section 6 The city clerk shah his office t3d of two 12 years all petitions of nomination and all section Immediately after such petitions filed offices be filled shall
 
 required filled designating whether for full published in the proclamation calling and in the by ordinance proclamation
 section The city clerk shall cause the ballots be be bal lot shall contain the list published the proclamation substantially following
 Primary (os". osy sf sgf;s. sss..s Municipal E'seto"
 
 INSTRUCTIONS To stamp write at of the of to All distinguishing prohibited bal the spector and
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-25
CHAPTER Y The Mayor

| he shall be the  he are O eiv consideration such eXpedicn Section The shall be recognized the official head
  
  he cit he be
   shall Q the police and
Arizona republican., 1913-08-25

processes police directed 5 proper % % stables and sh the execution of similar papers to & % @ret The % & n % % @ e al chape n5s 05sRfss 5e%iss herein provided.
 Bond. and dt5.th oaths io of Office office any officer of whom required by section The oictai of the following @ @ @ be i n au%5z a t %s I0% % oC M The % ss a g coo M % % it Treasurer. s5oooo; city collector. s1oooo Provided Commission prescribe ordi- nance bonds of the city snr and the city collector in greater of z:~9 @ % ' @ @ a % i honestly 5 and p ritn% prfdm an m fh duties of his ofcr and will at all times account city proper officers thereof for all moneys and property received or office or termination thereof he will promptly surrender to his Commission his officer all the books records office in ton > 1ry oa 1"nd shan be secuted ~ith Ds two 5s> is required by law for the quIon of sureies upon bonds of eoun officers Instead of two ( 9r more Snrees as above P[e company section The official bonds shan Com et the bond the clerk which shall be filed and thereon or appended thereto and aested by the mayor appointed provisions M pg ] f % o5ee 4 & m the % fG[I % 0 S m ] bb9 n if [b G @ Official 1ri % give % bond sRa be endorsed upon or attached bond official required give bond such -'''' "@ ''' "''" ana 'S' CHATTER R: x ''''' for 3 eon % The rg % the ] o n be % ys s sqRass nass ndre & o dollars per @ ear In addition dit ] to his salary 0 5ns mayS5 gS @ aI ] m 1 @ g of @ 96 @ m m t @ it f m @ "e iberwige @ m IranrtI and 7a ypnd inc same as such mayor at his dis cretion and without % accounting e therefor m u o o five CD dollars for each meeting of the commsson attended by 
 of five thousand 5ooo dollars per year T % fIfsn it b @ ar ] @ T p cTng5 iS 5creaai m r mo- not during the which magistrate then in office shall have been appointed mission exceed (aooo> dol lars year
 Relating All Other Officers public office or have other employment in the municipal govern et or any subdivision thereof the compensation for which paid % l % @ le 4 m 6 % ion % of '4 which % f ncrsd Sy % a he Commission while he is member thereof until one CD year after No officer employee shall be directly indirectly interested any work business of the city in the sale of any article the expense price or of which orlnance the purchase real other assessments the the city public service corporation in the city or of any person having any the of franchise granted by Any this section deemed Commission section by section No appointment position under the city soysn @
 
 nt m ] 5 cor selection % fr r rraoPi % fro an Office % or m punishment shall
 
  Nominations Officers and Primary Elections Section 1
 nomination elective officers city to 
 otherwise: O a when petition nomination shall have been filed in his behalf in
  The petition nomination shall consist of printed or
  filled tion of O he md do To 
  the election held the Phoenix the
 
 ourselves individually and for the other that quail
 
  filled above named
 
   
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Arizona republican., 1913-08-25
CHAPTER VIII City Court

1. is ed n a be COURT Y, STATE ARIZONA which
  such authorized transacted
 
 
 city, have and jurisdiction follows:
  all proceedings of criminal for the violation od of a enforcement of penalty the of penalty forfe  neglect and collection said city be one cit He shall hold office
 
 qualified unless vided
 Section 1 The a and paraphernaia 
  the acts judgments city clerk collected duties shall be paid of each paid by the ordinance Commission be apporoned shall  Section
  issue and be served
Arizona republican., 1913-08-25
The City Auditor

 Section The city auditor shall prescribe and require except books all city authorized purchase prescribe the vouchers other evidences the from He shall at all times have and inspect and take copies O. al made relating the expenditure of bills warrants, He shall  made claimed by He 
  
 
  he O Commission d Commission all
 
 
  m he of he He O erba Q 
  Q shall perform be
  of Section The auditor with of Commission be required their fixed by
Arizona republican., 1913-08-25
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shall the direction
 
  all be otherwise provided in this Charter he shall make
  are received as contracted for he shall employ and discharge of the election otherwise he 0 he q Commission condition he the detail particular relating the of the city he shall monthly require them ofne from each of the officers of the city appoint of office shall
  shall
  verbal;
  reports provided to verbally A
 
  Section It shall be his duty well as that of the mayor to that all of the ordinances of the enforced
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-10-13

Hidden away in the national mu-
seums and Libraries, and zealously
guarded are number Of priceless
manuscripts and books which. but for
a fortunate chance, might have been
lost to the world The chief treas
ure Of a museum at ST. Petersburg is
the oldest known Greek manuscript Of
the New Testament, which was about
to be burned by the monks Of a
Syrian monastery, when by q lucky
chance. one Of the priests, struck with
the antiquity Of the manuscript, In
torfered IN time to save what had
been thought vaueless.
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WHEN BACK OR
KIDNEYS ACHE
Eat lass meat, a so take glass OF
sa Is Before Eating Break
fast.


40 iNdH o. "ol'au "i'o '"s' mes
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally
says a we'll known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which eXcites the
kidneys, they become overWorEed
from the strain, get sluggish ana
fail to filter the waste and noisons
from tho blood then we get SICK.
Nearly all rheumatism headaches,
liver trouble nervousness, dizAlneSs'
sleepieEsness and urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys
IN the kidneys or FoHf tacf hurts
or If the urine II cloudy offensive