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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24

Wanted--Everyone to know that the
services of the visiting nurse employed
by the Visiting Nurses Association are
to be had at what patients are able
and willing to pay or without pay. by
those in straitened circumstances.
Telephone Susan I.ampman. 7os West
Lirn. or phone Al.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24

Wanted-Why do you pay IS or ~
cents per hour for your electrical work
when you can get 1t done by the most
experienced electrician In the city for 9o
cents per hour? w. H. Cover. phone
9O1 White.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24
ClaS Sified Advertise m ntS

word each Insertior-Ns ID rsoslvsd Tor Isss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-24

For Sals-A high grade automobile.
only used few months. fhohe iios
yellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
CRATER GOES
TO Pen SILENT

NEW YORK. April 2s.-With his
lbs hushed by threats OF death upon
his release. and the promise OF SS0-
600 for silence. said TO have been
raised By the gambling system, Pc
liceman Thos. =. Robinson is today
sentenced 10 serve from ak 10 ten
years In Sing Sing. following his
conviction for extortlon. IT was the
first conviction for actual grating
In the police department since the
murder OF Herman Rosenthal, the
gambler. by band OF gunner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
8 DETECTIVES
TO Be INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO. April ss--ln-
dlctmeni of eight san Francisco dc.
trctiveR on charges OF sharing IN
the Illicit earnings OF an Italian
buuco ring. which cleaned up more
than $500. 600 here Is certain. &C
cording 20 the representations to
dav of Dist. Attorney Fckert
The grand Jury, according 20
F1ckert ~ Impressed with the
stories told on the witness stand hY
Maurice 10 Martini. Frank pu hoiaa
and Frank Corrlenn. which resulted
In tho Indictment % i.alio Pelle-
Erinl. alleged Eo.bctwccn Tor We
Detectives and the bunco men. Tie
IL the former owner OF a San Fran
claco hotel PellegHnl t. a fugitive.
irfna De- Piciro. the comedy
queen OF the bunc0 rlng. vas
brought before tho jury last night
She denied all knowledge of ID"
operations and finally vas excused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
MACNATE SEEKS
HIS DAUGHTER

ny Tested Press leased wire
BOSTON. April - Information
that bis i7.ycarold daughter ko'
mana was smugElcd out OF THIS cts
In an automobile 20 a point 50 miles
distant Friday night. following her
mysterious disappearance from q
ncighborinE rest cure" sanltarium.
was received BY her father. eau
Borden. tho condensed milk king.
upon his arrival here today from his
home In New York.
Rumoro that the Eiri committed
suicide are discrcdited. Newspaper
men valnly sought today Tor IN"
residence In the district where the
glrl was reported 20 be hidden,
Fearing that tho auto trip vas a
ruse. sleuths are watching tho dock
OF the white Star line here TO pre-
vent the girls captors taking her
to Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
DEMAND RECALL
|. OF EDITOR At u

The tidal wave Of democracy hha
struck the campus ~ the state uni.
yeraity.
Strained relations between the
governing student board ~ control
ana the editor 81 tho Duiveuity of
Washington Daily haze preclpltated
Che circulation Of petitions on the
campus demanding the recall Of the
head 0f the college daily
Carl " Getk. the editor haH IA
yocatod that initiative ana referond
uin measures be- submitted 10 the
student body as proposed amend.
mcntH 70 tho constitution Of the As
focinted Students The board Of
control drafted the amendments. but
raised the percentages required 10
uae the two means ~ direct legisia.
ton Because the original percent
ages were not retained. the editor
~ the paper declared the board had
defeated student opinion ana that
the Intelligence Of the student body
had been aaHniled
The fight came 10 climax late
Friday afternoon. when CONSERVE.
tive students demanded the recall OF
tho present editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
WANT AID BRIDE
IS WIDOW NOW

SAN FRANCISCO. April &c Tn.
able 20 bear The anguish Of forced
parting from hlr want nd" bride
Percy " Drew. an eccentric resi-.
den, Of bridgeport. Conn. drained
n vial % cyanide OF potassium an
hour after the couple arrived here
from Australia on the liner ventu.
"a. and 10 dead today Drew aecur.
Cd bis bride. who was Miss Mar.
garct Forieaque. a i7yearold girl
OF sydney. Australia. through a
want nd ia sydney paper
On the trip across tho ocean.
DreNh queer actions forced his
bride 10 shun his presence. and she
later expressed strong desire 10
return home They wc-c being
taken TO the Angel Island immlgra.
ton station when Drew ended his
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
MILITANTS TRY
U. S. RECRUIT

~ rrHoi Press Leased Wire
LONDON, April 2s--M litant sui.
frarettes today burned three com.
partments OF London 4 Southwest.
crn train az Leddlngton. Tho car.
races were empty. An oil canister
vas found IN one OF the carriages.
with suffrRgist literature strewn
about
With General" Mrs. Flora Drum.
mond acting as Judge advocate. a
court martial today Is trying Mrs.
Mary Ford. a recruit from New
York. on charges Of treason 10 the
Women's Social and Political Union.
the organization OF the militant SUI.
iraFiats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
Mysterious Call
Disturbs Cops

For Gods sake. take this away.
They viii KIN me with a."
with these words. n woman who
refused 10 give her name showed a
as lyerJohnaon revolver into the
hands Of Patrolman Stevens. who
answered an emergency call AT 1894
18Th ay.. Friday night. The woman
Instructed the desk sergeant 10
have the officer ring three times. 10
she would know who Il was.
The house n occupied by the fam.
lly ~ w Guye No arrests we're
made 4 second telephone call
came 20 headquarters later IN the
night but when Patrolmen Stevens
and Dc Bocr rang the bell. no re-
Spouse wns made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
EMERSON SCHOOL PUPILS
RULE THEMSELVES; HAVE
CABINET, PUNISH LAWLESS
BY Fred /. Roali

L.
bad small boy the other day broke up game OF push
ball that some little girls PLAYING at Emerson school,
A poieeboy arrested the bad boy The bad boy did
resist arrest lie knew better for there ordinance which
The poeeboy hailed the bad boy before the principal who
said: Hum! This is matter Tor the court of reference
and pleaded guilty The little girls testified The polceboy
testified The prisoner pleaded ior clemcney.
Said Presiding Magistrate Norma Richardson's You arc
sentenced stay after school hahours this week and
study the subj that gives YOU the most trouble ,,|
arithmetic hahours after school while other boys were
pWng lie ssyvsd D his o senegG e , E9 S and
pessoys YOU Never
the Commonwealth Emerson sohOoll
there /. lesson for sroup. in the Emerson
WHAT Sos ' they asked with
~.,sGs so2.o'1' .S ne req
VIA, Is the best Kind Of government"
VT; F'''''''''
b; s" N: .. the r::ss.s 70; @ BY " people,
-Yod car. eut q you must do 1t yourselves"
.calino elias. meeting would be good way"
So they called mass meeting
"Yoa must have constitution"
Tier: d S ., Ss'S"
Ike the have in England
y Tor mem q though,
ike american soo.t.'on which written than
sss's 'S' the S "Gs "es @
"' The @a oens wen, on
final after plan There we're registration lists
there girls than bows al Emerson the FIRST admlusa
while gallant about
voted or girls. IL
judicial
Hre commemorative officers:
Presdent-Netrez 5rougham.
President-vivlan Price.
Council:
Maurice koher and Robsr, Bull
Grade-mary Walter Harrison.
Grade-Margerie Wilson and Howard Sander
0rade-Gerome Pauline haley
RefereneNorma Richardson Terra
and
theory President
the
public speaking Including tho Emerson savings
athletics cabinet members
VI do For instance;
public
Under his leadership
Improvement
caterpillar have been burned
Twenty-Five fyfour thousand caepars
destroyed
citizens OF republic their
benefit instruction soils seeds
planting and
council ordinances The blacklist crime In
republic
chief poleboys and interpreted b. the
Of reference.
boy who broke the pushba
game penalty stated halfhours
penalty halfhours
chool The penalty the third otfense Is
principal with recommendation tho
PENDANT receive corporal punishment
word principal griny that
such ance will uphold the court"
is OF other things the court OF last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
EXPECT FALL OF
HUERTA SOON

WASHINGTON. April 2s-Carry.
ing with Il the downfall OF President
Hucria and bis government. n reyo-
luton destined 10 change the entire
political and economic complexion
OF Mexico is expected IN diplomatic
circles. The maps that are kept
In the offices Of the general staff OF
tho T. =. army 20 show the move
mentH OF the regulars and rebels 10
Mexico day by day. Indicate that
MEXICO city soon win be made a
point OF concentrated rebel attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
LONG TERM FOR
STEALING DRUM

WALLA WALLA, April 26.-
Frank W. Canning will spend 10
months to Is years in the reforma.
tory. beginning today. as a result
OF stealing a Salvation Army drum.
When arra!gned. he pleaded guilty
to stealing the drum from the army
headquarters and selling II at a
pawn shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
DELAY FLAG CASE

OLYMPIA. April 2s.-Whether
King county's commissioners must
20 to Jail or furnish Judge Hum
phries with a 6x9 flag. f. still a
mooted question Arguments on
the writ Of prohibition secured by
the commissioners TO keep them.
selves out Of Jail we're heard by the
supreme court Friday. and the case
was taken under adviBement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
TIMBER SALE VALID

supplementlng his opinion OF last
week. Corporation Counsel Bradford
advises the council the contract
made with the Cedar River Logging
Co. for the sale OF timber on the
Cedar river country. is valid. The
question was raised by Building
Superintendent Ober.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
Smash! Women's Corporation,
Financed, FIoated, by Women
NoW Bangs Against the Wall

Claims for 81 800 against the
Pacific Slope Investment com.
pany. the only exclusively fem.
inine real estate corporation In
Seattle. have already been al.
lowed and moro claims viii be
passed on hy Judge Everett
Smith next Thursday The
company is In tho hands OF a
receiver. and the stockholdern.
beHidea losing their original
subBcriptlenh. may be cflisd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26
RESCUE TWO ALIVE

MoNoNGAHELA. Pa. April &c
Five more bodies were recovered
from the Cincinnati mine at F1nlay
vile today. and tao miners. Chas
Crawl and Philip Lcgner. entombed
since Wednesdays explosion. were
rescued. The known dead now
total %, with 40 bodies unidenti
fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26

upon 70 pay the claims
According "a some 81 tho
stockholders, many women pur-
chased stock on representations
that we're not carried out Tho
officers Of the company are
MrH / ~ Jennings. president.
Mrs Gui. vice president. ArE.
l.. kellogR. manager. Mrs. Rin.
niger. Mru Reckie and Miss
Ida X Grccnioe. trustees. Miss
Margaret Bayne. land manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26

BURGLARS TOOK advantage OF
the absence Of G. n Riggs and his
family from the city by entering
their home. at s2lS Iatona av., Fri
day night The amount OF the loot
viii not be known until the family
rcturug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26

John Earles. 1902 East Denny
way, says all things have their prop.
or place He therefore wants the
police to stop motorcyclists from
practicing on sidewalks in his neigh.
borhood.
No use crying over spilled milk,
or smashed eggs. either
Especially is this true when n
street car smashes into wagon
and nothing but dairy goods gets
hurt.
Twelfth nv. car No. los bumped
into A. Daniels milk wagon. nj
Spruce st and 18th nv. Friday aft.
ernoon. and tipped II over.
Some one swlped the motor bike
belonging 60 r. II Soaring. 1869
Washington ST. The same kindly
stunt was performed with G. b.
Burnetts brown four-pasaenger au.
10. Burnctts address IL G22 Bowl
ston av. Finder please return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-26

SEVEN NEW members OF the
Delta Chi, a journalism fraternity
at the university, will publish an
odiion OF the varsity Daily next
week, performing their task In dress
suits.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
W. 8. Cope intends to build for

W. 8. Cope intends to build for
his own use on his lots in the south
east part of town in short while.
His store addition is nearly cOmple.-
ed and will soon receive large ship
ment of goods to place in same.
Chas. Hamrick was much happier
the first OF the week than we have
ever seen him before. 'Tis a rare
thing for lie to sing, and his grea.
happiness is all due to the arrival Of
a nine. pound boy at the home of his
son in. law, Geo. Dressie, at Burdett.
Kansas, July 24th. SO Mr.. Ham
rick is now "grandpa," after long
despairing.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
W. J. HAWKINS,
Pres. Uf Faculty,
Warrensburg, Mo
Nurdets From Slower News.

ID. f. WadswOrth, an Illinois far.
,ner who was here Wednesday, says
Morgan county farmers should not
grumble. Where he lives on land
valued at 800 to 5000 an acre, they
have raised practically nothing for
three years. This season they have
no oats; their wheat did not yield as
we'll as here, and corn is killed by
drOuth and chinch bugs. He says
one farmer near him gathered up
seven bushels Of chinch bugs for .
commercial club that had offered ~
bushel. At the price our land can
be purchased it is a much better in
vestment than Illinois land, he says,
He thinks Of locating here on one OF
| his Farms in the near future.
VIM. Wright vii, go Aug. 10th u
the Army and Navy General tiosp't
al at Hot Springs, Arkansas, for
months treatment.
Capt. Reed, deputy game warden
was here again the latter part OF las
week. Capt, Reed will he succeed
ed by some Democrat Aug l6, an'
is rather glad to be relieved.
Mrs Tom Huffman and childreI
departed Saturday for Kansas City
where in the suburb Mr.. Hufma
has section. We wish them healt
and happiness in their new home.
Miss Cleo Parker went to- Nj
Greedy, Galloway Co, Monday for
visit with relatives. On the retur
J trip she will stop at Barnett. inten'
ing TO be away about two weeks.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07

The problem OF handling ore at
temperature as low as 80 below zero
has been solved in Alaska by build
ing ore cars with steam pipes in their
bottoms.
The English city OF West Hastle-
pool claims to be the first municipal
ity to produce electricity in lis own
plant by waste heat obtained from a
nearby iron works.
For frightening burglars there has
been invented a flash light that re-
sembles magazine pistol, but which
shoots ray of light when the trigger
is pulled.
For dressmakers and tailors there
has been invented gauge to hold
material for sewing, ripping, ironing
and many other purposes, leaving its
u er's hands free.
Russian figures place the average
number of occupants OF a house at
eight in London, 48 in Vienna, so in
Berlin and SO in Moscow and St.
| Petersburg.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
Lincoln as Piano-kOver.

In the Personal: :Recollections' OF
Mrs. ]. NJ. Johns is one OF those in
tlmate re eminiscences of Abraham LIN
coin which, in recalling some trivial
but characteristic incident OF his life
serve so well to define the man to
succeeding generations.
Court was in session in Decatur,
Illinois. and Judge David Davis pre-
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
Are You GoinS 10 SCHOOL,

The fall term at the Warrensburg
State Normal School will begin Tues
day, September 9th. The catalogue
will be sent on request.
The state has invested S475,ooo
in this Normal School Plant. The
School prepares teachers for all the
needs OF all the schools.
The standards of work in this
school are high, and the cost to STU
dents less than in any other school
of same rank. Last year was the
best in the existence of the school,
but not as good as the next will be.
Laws enacted by the last Legislature
give the people Of Missouri new OPP
portunities in education. Schools
will mean more. Teaching as pro-
fession will mean more to Missouri's
young men and young women.
Crops may fail, and business may
fail, but the demand for we'll pre-
pared school teachers will never fail
Thorough scholarship and a prepar'
alton to do some one thing we'll i.
always a sound proposition. Thai
is our proposition.
Every department is will organized
and well equipped. OF the Library
DR.. Suzzallo, Columbia University
New York City, said, "This is th'
best Normal School Library | have
ever seem"
For the catalog and further infor
nation address
W. ]. HAWKINS,
Pres. uf Faculty,
Warrensburg, Mo
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
Held In Nigh Esteem.

A. Pepper and family were here
Sunday from Versailles en- route to
St. Louis where they will make their
future home. Before leaving YER
sallles Mr.. Pepper and family were
accorded PLEASANT farewell reception
by their friends there thus showing
the high esteem in which they are
held by the citizens ot tina, CITY
where they resided Tor a number OF
years. Upton Times,
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
BREAD IN U, S.
premises.

Champaign, ILL.,, Aug. Fifty
per cent OF the bread used in the
United States IL made IN homes, ac-
cord,ng TO bulletin just issued by
Prof. Isabel Bevier of the depart
ment Of household science Of the
University Of Illinois. Two great
divisions of bread Of the nation have
been defined as that made from
spring wheat -four and that made
from winter wheat flour.
Among the topics discussed in the
bulletin are characteristics of goOd
bread, changes produced in making
breai, essential and nonessentiai
processes, material Of pans, time of
fermentation, bulk Of dough, proces.
ses and score cards.
Definite information is containei
ip the last paragraph,
"'The process for winter wheat
-four differs from that for sprlny
wheat -four in that winter wheat r.
qu,res more liquid; a Stacker dough
10 much better with three risings than
two and should be allowed to finish
proving in the oven.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
For Nose Bleed.

There are two little arteries which
supply the whole face with blood,
one on each side; these branch of
from the main arteries on each side
of the windpipe and, running upward
toward the eyes, pass over the out.
side of the jawbone, about two. thirds
of the way back from the chm to the
angle of the jaw, under the ear.
Now, suppose your nose bleeds by
right nostril, with the end of the
forefinger feel along the outer edge
of the right jaw until you feel the
beating of the artery directly under
your finger the same as the pulse IN
your wrist; then press the finger hard
upon 1t, thus getting the little fellow
in a tight place between your finger
and the jawbone.
The result will be that not n drop
of blood goes into that side of the
face while the pressure continues; ;
hence the nose instantly stops bleed
ing for want of blood to flow, and the
ruptured vessels in the nose will
prbably by that time contract, 80
that when you let the blood in them
they will moi bleed. Bleeding from
q cut or wound anywhere about the
face may be stopped in the same way.
Family Doctor.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
and il he lies awake other nights de-

and il he lies awake other nights de-
vising ways and means to avoid get
ting caught at it, he does not get
sleep enough.
A man should eat sparingly this
weather; but he needs good appe-
tite for what he does eat. II he is
haunted by the fear that somebody
will "squeal," his appetite goes back
on him and he is physically, as well
as mentally, out of sorts.
Take it from the intellectual side.
1t does indeed require intelligence to
do right. But one does not have to
exercise nearly as much ingenuity Of
brain to do the straightforward, hon.
orable thing as he has to exercise
when "iram,ng up" some crooked
deal.
1t may sometimes look as if the
"slick" politician, or the trimmer in
Office, or even the dishonest official,
made the best headway. But it looks
so only from the superficial point Of
view. Glance back at the record
within ones own experience. Where
are the crooks of Yesterday? One
has only to consider the question to
rehec, that they have no, prospered ;
that, in reality, they never did pros
per. They never got anything tina,
an honest man would exchange his
honesty for. They never got any
thing that Mshonrsf man would
envy when he cast up the accoun,
and noted the balance of dislike and
contempt and ultimate ruin that to-
tails up against the grafter.-Kansas
City Times.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
New Law.

At the last session of the legisla-
ture, the law regarding the disposal
of carcasses of hogs dying from
cholera was changed. Heretofore It
was necessary to either bury or burn
the hogs; now the law says all hogs
OF cholera must be burned and the
party must give warning by placing
yellow flags at his gate. The new
section of the:law reads as follows:
"Sectlon 4868. The owners of swine
that die of any disease shall dispose
of the carcasses within "a hours after
they die by completely burning up
on the premises..where they have died,
unless the state veterinarian or his
deputy, specifically prescribe some
other manner 10 which the carcasses
may be disposed of. 1t shall be the
duty of owners of swine that may be
sick of any fatal disease to give
danger warning by placing yellow
tiags in size at least lOx12 inches at
all gates or other openings into his
prpmisaa
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
Curious Facts.

Machinery for inserting bristles in
brushes has been patented by Cali
tornian.
The Chilean government will spend
more than $3.50, 900 for a military avi-
alton school.
Ohio produced more than AZ per
cent OF the pottery made in the
United States last year.
The city Of Munich is maintaining
several automobile ambulances for
sick or wounded horses.
Apparatus producing smoke by
chemical means has been invented
for testing plumbing for leaks.
There is a prize of 10000 offered
in France for the discovery OF cure
tor Asiatic cholera.
The addition OF few drops OF oil
OF cedar will lessen the odor Of gaso.
line used for cleaning.
Bombay averages more than "a
inches of rainfall a year and get.
most of it in four or five months.
Electricity operated needles ant
brushes have been invented TO max,
tatooing more simple and rapid.
The world production OF tin las
year was ia, l98 tons az compare,
with l88, 1928 tons the year before.
Morgan County republican., 1913-08-07
The Crooks OF Yesterday,

IL is always per,inen. 10 remark,
as the Star has frequently remarked, +,
that the really easy course to follow
in public service rs 10 do right.
Take it in such weather as this. A
man needs all the sleep he can get.
But if he lies awake some nights fig
uring how 10 do q disreputable thing,