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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
BEEF HOUSE BURNING

Fire in Morris Packing Plant At North
Omaha Causing Heavy Loss-omaha
Appealed to For Aid-Not Vet un-
der Control.
Omaha, Neb. July THE beef house
OF the Nelson Morris q Co. plant at
South Omaha is burning and appears
to be doomed. The hog house adjoin-
ing 1t is threatened. The loss will be
heavy.
The fre was discovered at 10:15
o'clock. Its origin is unknown. The
beef house is Ave story building and
with its contents is valued at more
than 100000.
The Omaha fire department has been
asked for assistance and several equip
ments have been sent In response. One
whole end Of the beef house. which 10
800 feet by 800 feet. - burning and Of.
forts to subdue the hre have been fu-
tile.
With the aid Of considerable por-
ton Of the Omaha fire department the
firemen got the flames under control
four hours later with loss Of perhaps
3150. 900.
The nrs originated on the top hool
l,of the fivs-story beef house and worked
down TO ths third story before It Wai
under control. The intense heat caused
much trouble to the nremen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
BALLOON RACE ENDS.
Close Finish Between Four Entrants in
Elimin alton Contest.

IJo30 YlUuOU 00S"OS' O'
elimination Contest.
Kansas City, July 7-Unonicial hg-
ures on the landing places OF the
four balloons in the national elimina-
ton race made by aero club officials
give first place in the race to the
Goodyear bag OF Akron. O.. which
landed at West Branch. Mich, an esti-
mated distance OF 652 miles from Kan
.as city. While John Watts. pilot OF
the Kansas City II. telegraphed that
he had flown 7SO miles in tho Kansas
CITY II. which descended 1T Goodrich.
Mich, aero club officials figure his
distance at $50 miles. giving him Soc
ond place in the race.
Third place is accorded Captain
HONEYWELL in tho Kansas CITY Post
balloon which landed at lockwood.
Mich. s25 miles and last place to tho
MILTON Population Club of st. Louis
which came down at Manchester,
Mich. a distance estimated Of $50
miles.
An Of the balloons encountered
storms in the vicinity Of the great
lakes and their trips were curtatled
because Of the elements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Applxina Gao RuIe.

washington, July 7.-Senate demo-
Gratis caucused again today on the reso-
luton toi' bind them to support the
tariff bill. Opposition which developed
Saturday was reasserted, but Chair
man Simmons and other champions OF
the bill argued that such action was
necessary to assure Its passage.
Senator Simmons will report the bill
to the senate late this week. It is now
three months since the ways and means
committee introduced the bill in the
house.
ut has, been q bigger job than the
pubic believes and 1t has been done in
surprisingly short time." said sena-
tor Simmons.
When the bill gets in the senate
Chairman Simmons intends to follow
the Underwood plan Of parcelins out
schedules to members Of sub-commit-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
PAGE ONE

PAGE ONE.
Tslsoraphio News,
Lone Bandit Robs Great Western
Holds Up Chair Car in Oeiwein
Servian Army Division Almost An
initiated.
Two Bank Failures In Pennsylvania.
Close.
Lauterback Testifles In Lobby Probe.
Governor Clarke Improving.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
lows News,
Reduced Rates to Iowa State Fair.
Cummins Would Imprison Lobbyists.
Young Man Drowned Near Eldora.
Druggists to Meet In Waterloo.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorials
The InterminAble Conflict.
How Women Vote in Illinois.
The Business Outlook.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Cora Prescott Dies
IIuspdHo <AHSWCT uVs
Charge.
Good Roads Come High.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
A Man In the Open.
PAGES SIX. EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Two Bad Fires In Country.
John Augustine Home Burns at AL
bion.
! Melbourne EoT;e Des.-oyed
y. NJ. c.. A. Buys Old Church Site
Deeds New Alley to City.
County Road Mileage Within Limit
Power Company Has Right to Con
denim Land.
| Big Find of Dynamite in Bridge
| Yards.
Pickards Both Doing Nicely.
Mrs. Mary Rooster. Former Resi-.
| dent. Dead.
| General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
M Markets and General:
Missouri Reports Cut Wheat Prices
Free Selling of Corn by Spectators
Hogs Sell Up to 1910.
Cattle Barely Steady.
New Menace In Argentine Act.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
IOWA, MONDAY JULY 1919

medations and resources to the utter
most. THOUSANDS Of destitute refugees
from the scene Of lighting are pouring
into Saloniki.
The Greeks have made wholesale
charges against the Bulgarians OF
burning and pillaging all the villages
they abandon and " committing mur-
ders mutilations and other horrors
More than 1000 refugees are concen-
trated at Nigrita and adjacent villages
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
DEATH OF JOHN SHANNON.
Pioneer Resident Of Nswburs sueeumbs
Heart Disease.


Special to Times Republican.
Newburg. July John Shannon,
resident of this vicinity since 1857, died
at his home here Saturday. OF heart
disease. Mr.. Shannon was almost 81
years Of age, having been born in Yer.
million county. Indiana. Aug. 8, 1s46.
He was three times married. and was
the father Of two sons and three daugh-
ters only two Of whom survive. His
third wife, who was Mrs. Polly Rounds
survives, as do one daughter. Mrs. Ben
Jackson and one son. Lee Shannon, OF
Newburg. Three brothers and two
sisters also survive, in the persons OF
Henry and Lloyd Shannon. of New
Hartford; o. Shannon, Of Marshall
town: Mrs. Rebecca Hite and Mrs. A
Stegall. of Gilman.
Funeral services were held Sunday
from the Congregational church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Workman Loses Foot.

Special to Iimes-nep"
Logan, July 7.-Ioseph zebena. an
enn,ovo Of the G.. & NV. when try
ine TO board q freight car OF q west
hnnnd train here yesterday afternoon,
FAR beneath the car. His right foot
as chushed. The workman 10 about
q years os age. with his home -
south omAha,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
THREE eArAERs DROWNED.
Lakes Near Minneapolis Claim Youns
Mon ~ Victims.

Mon a. Victims.
Minneapolis, July Three bath
ers were drowned in Minneapolis lakes
last night.
John F. French. c5 years old. prob.
ably drowned because companions oe-
lieved him joking when he Appealed
for help.
Charles c. Anderson, % years old, or
st. Paul, drowned in Lake Calhoun,
where 1000 btahers were seeking re-
lief from the heat.
Edward Bobe. 80 years old. OF Chi.
cago. stepped into a hole at Lake Min
netonka and sank before companions
could reach him.
All OF the bodies were recovered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Can FRANCHISE FORFEITED.

Mayor % Evanston Declares 0e""s!
Traction Company Vio'ates Aorssms"s
Chicago, July THE full force OF
the striking employees OF tho County
Traction Company. with surface lines
In and between northern and western
suburbs Of Chicago was felt today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Roum.n;a TO Attack BULGARIA..

Vienna, Austria. July THE mob
ilization OF the Roumanian army viii
be completed Thursday or Friday, ac-
cording to dispatches from Bucharest.
The Roumanian' troops are expected to
cross the Danube into Bulgaria imme-
diately and as a result OF this step 1t
ia assumed that Bulgaria will be COM
PEELED to permit Roumania to occupy
the territory she desires or to engage
ix,ru
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
e.ck,r, pabbIe ip Water Plants.

New York. July THE officers OF
the FIRST Second National Bank OF
Pittsburgh are W.. g. Kuhn. president
and ]. M. Young. William w. McCon-
way ana Oscar L. Telling. vice presi-
dents. Mr. Young 10 also cashier.
w. q. Kuhn 10 also vice president o'
tho American Water Works and Guar
anty Company, Of which J. g. Kuhn Il
president. The company controls water
plants in about eighty cities and
towno.
The capital stock Of the various con
trolied companies 10 about S7a.0oo,0oo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
ELks IN CONVENTION.
rertv. NiWth Annual Nesting Of Graz
.l-~ - Rnohaaknf

eer<x. NiWth Annual Meeting Of Grand
ls- Lsdas at Rochester.
Rochester. n. T.. July 7.-Governor
smlser ana Mayor Edgerton will well
rr,na ma Elks here tonight for their
scr4v- ninth annual convention. The
cstv aa aaily decorated and elaborate
,,,aSne have been made for entertaining
~ antierod host during their six
49, rs,,vanAlon.
oe.n1s lo1es politics promised to
- q 3 I. iS.ssftant part in the weeks
IN n u . inDnrgent movement "a
I5Si y E II Ite of ths regulars has 9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
GOVERNOR IS IMPROVED
Condition Of le~a's Chief Executive
Shows Change for Betts-x.Ray
Examination contsmpiatsd-Stone In
Bladder suspected - Cause Of ACUTE
Palm.

Palm.
Dos Moines. July 7.-oovernor George
w. Clarke, who Saturday was stricken
with severe abdominal pains. Is in q
much improved condition at tho Metho-
dist hospital today. The governor sat up
in bed for some time this morning. It
Is believed he may leave for his home
In Adel some time this week.
Physicians in charge said last night
that the governor would remain in the
hospital several days more whether a
further examination discloses serious
condition or not. The extreme pain ha
suffered during the early morning at
tack Saturday left him In an exhausted
condition which necessitates absolute
rest and quiet for several days as q
means Of putting him again in good
condition.
Drs. G. H. Sumner. Oliver J. Fay
and Walter l. Bierring. attending the
governor. planned to make an x-ray
examination to test their theory that
q kidney stone IL at the root Of the
trouble. The examination is expected
to disclose whether or not an operation
will be necessary to relieve the condi-
tion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
rh..tr;e.I M,ehan3os Mese.

snokane Wash. July THE FOUR
+eenth biennial convention Of the the
. tr;ca, mechanics association opened
here TODAY and will continue five days.
charles w. Schweitzer, Of Cincin-
80, ana James II. Curtin. of New
yort , are the chief candidates for the
,,enaiAAncy
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p.ni.I of Renort.d pefeat.

London. July 7.-The Servian min
lister here denies the defeat OF the Tim
ock division Of the Servian army and
says that yesterday 1t recaptured the
town Of Krivolak from the BulgarianA
According to other reports however, 1t
Is not certain that the division was en-
gagged In that operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
sullivan Charges chieanery.

washington, July 7-EuGene J. SUI
ivan. 81 San, Francisco. president OF
the sierra Blue Lake Water and Pow
er compsny, before the house public
lands commission today made general
charges of ''ohicanery." suppression OF
4renori. .I.a: po::::c:! s!:. cf engineers
Il the intsrest Of the Hetch Hetchy
project Tor supplying San Francisco
with water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
American Wsman KILLS ss.t In Par's,

American Woman Kills SET In Paris,
Paris. July The body Of the young
American woman who committed sui
eide yesterday at VILE Bon. near Meu-
der. has been identified - that Of Agnes
Firth MacDuff. OF Cambridge, Mass.
She took poison on June 10 and fingered
until July Z. Il was thought at iirst by
the doctors that she would recover. She
refused to disclose the reason for her
act. She probably will be buried in
Paris.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Li.tle Known II Cambridge.

Cambridge, Mass. July 7-Agnes
Firth MacDuff. whose suicide 10 re-
ported from Paris, II believed to have
lbeen young woman known az Agnes
Firth. who occupied . small suite here
for few weeks about two years ago.
lust before leaving Cambridge Miss
Firth said she was going abroad to
study aviation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
P|11}BUR1R BANK
COMPELLED 1O CLOSE
FIRsr-sEcoND NATIONAL, RE.
GENTLY MERGED, IN FiNAN.
clAL DIFFICULTIES.
FAILURE FORCES CLOSING
OF ALLIED INsTlTuTioN
Mekessport Bank Carried Down In
Crash-ownsrs Of Banks Control
Eighty Water Systems Scattered
About Country-New Bank Building
and Doubtful Collateral Cause.

Pittsburgh. July 7.-Dinerences Of
ment concerning the character Of as
sets of the former First National Bank
Of Pittsburgh. merged with the Second
National bank last March. eliminated
today In the closing OF the bank by
order by Deputy Comptroller Of the
Currency T. p. Kane.
The Pittsburgh clearing house asso-
ciation has taken charge OF the situa-
tion and no further trouble Is expected.
None Of the officials Of the bank
would make u statement this morning,
saying affairs were In the hands Of the
government officials.
The First National Bank OF McKees-
port, an allied institution of the First
Second National Bank OF Pittsburgh.
closed its doors later, posting this no.
tice:
"On account OF the First Second Ma
tional Bank Of Pittsburgh asking for a
receiver 1t is thought best for all OF
our depositors to close this bank 1or
the present"
The notice was unsigned.
Kuhns Own Controlling interests.
w. S. Kuhn ana J. S. Kuhn own the
controlling interests in both banks.
and their closing led to the asking tor
q receiver for the American Water
Works and Guarantee Company, the
largest concern of its kind IN the coun-
try. with which the Kuhns are toentl-
fed. This concern controls over forty
water works plants in the United
States.
Differences between the officials OF
the First Second bank and the treas
ury department over the character o.
| the banks assets are said to have lee
to the order closing It's doors. No de-
/ tails Of the differences have been an
nounced.s
The bank here has deposits Of NOR
than ssO.0oo.ooo.
The suspension precipitated a rur
on the Pittsburgh Bank Of Savings. o
which J. s. Kuhn is president.
Water Companies involved.
| ATTORNEYS this afternoon appeared
before Judge J. P. Poor. in the FED
eral court. and asked for receivers fo
the American Water Works and Guar
antee Company and also for the frn
OF ]. s. and w. s. Kuhn. incorporated
For the former these were appointed
J.. s. Kuhn. w. 8. Kuhn. j. II. Purdy
general manager Of the company. ant
Samuel Bailey. Jr., a bank Official
this city.
For the Kuhn company was ap
nointed ]. X. Duff, who was treasure
OF the company. Bonds Of $4,000 wer'
ordered filed for each receiver.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
LADY sACKvlLLE WINS
Jury Upholda Will Under Which Be.
quest Of 100000 AVIS Made-No
Undue influence or Fraud Found.

London July THE will of the late
Sir John Murray Scott, leaving nearly
s5,0o0,00O to Lady sackville. was sus-
tanned today by the jury which heard
the evidence in the contest brought By
Sir Johns relatives. The jury found
no undue influence or fraud on the
part Of Lady Sackville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
Force. F.iIur. Of Mek...port Bank.

Washington. July The First Ma
tional Bank Of McKeesport. has closed
its doors. Secretary McAdoo was so
advised today. James 8. Kuhn.
brother Of the president Of the First
National Bank OF Pittsburgh. IL presi-
dent of the McKeesport bank whose
capital was $500. 900 and surplus was
$500, 900 according to last reports to the
COMPTROLLER Of the currency.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
NEW HOTEL TO COST $4,000.
Plan For Dubuque Hostslry Call Fol-
Eight -0tory Building.

Dubuque, July THE modern hfe
proof notei proposed foT Dubuque will
be located at Main and Second streets,
on the ground formerly occupied by
the Hotel Julien and three stores to
the north. Tho Iowa street property
on which . part Of the Hotel julien
formerly stood will he occupied Tor
auxiliary purposes.
The hotel proper VIII have = 'front.'
ago OF III feet on Main street and lis
fcet on Iowa street and will be eight
stories high. In ground area. in NUM-
her Of guest PsoM2 In number OF bath
rooms and In cost OF construction. II
viii exceed any hotel now existing.
under construction. or elsewhere
piannsd In fows.
Tho new hose! VIII -erreseas an In
ve.tment az 3lSo. 600. abont - per cent
! Of which viii - n bondA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07

p>nN.ld Named Annbassader.
- ~. .hsnrton. July 7.-President Will
SON today appointed % American Am
bAeeador 20 Austria HUNG tys teoe-
rick Courtland Penneld. 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
INTIMATE FRIEND or LAMAR RE.
LArEs pRALlRsoe WITH CON.
FEeoEp LOBBYIST.
NAIvEs IMMUNITY ouEsrIoN
DEFoRE olvlNo TEsTtMoNY
Lawyer Fer Whom Lamar lntsresdsd
With Morgan and Other DIG lntsr-
este Appsars Willing 20 Give Gem.
nittse Faets-s<nsw Nothing Of Inn
pssssnatien % csnsrsssmsn.

washington, July with the re-
newal Of the conversational inquiry In
10 the ~lobby" today. Edward 1auter-
bach, New York lawyer and alleged
lobbyist, for whom David Lamar
operated to obtain q position with GER
tain Wall street interests. was on hand
to take the stand for the second time.
Senator Cummins. Of the committee.
finished his bill today which would
provide q prison sentence OF not more
than ave years or fine Of $1,000 or
both on any person who sought to I'M
personate Q member Of congress or
any other public OFFICIAL There 10 no
law 70 far discovered that Will permit
the prosecution Of David Lamar" for
his impsrsonations Of oongrsssmen.
lavkerhAok Takes Stand.
Reprs..ntat;;ves u suSas and "cc!en
interests also were present. Tne com
mittee today summoned I. T. Smith. OF
Tunnille. Ga. president OF the deorsia
division Of the farmers union. to tesu-
~ on that ORGANIZATIONS effort to az
feet duties on cotton goods or sugar.
When Lauterback took the stand
Chairman Overman read q statement
made to him last week by Louis Cass
Ledyard alleging that at q conference
on Feb. 2S, Lauterbach represented
himself as coming with authority OF
Senator Stone and Speaker Clark to
make proposals to J. p. Moygan 4 co.
and the steel corporation. on behalf OF
congressional leaders.
Iedyard represented Lauterbach a
having said that legislation could be
controlled in congress by Speaker
clark and his friends and that the
democratic leaders wanted the Morgan
interests 70 agree to certain things II
ert,rn to cessation Of activity agains'
them.
senator STONE has denied that III
Svsf had my dealings with Lauder
bach or authorised him to represent
himself. Speaker Clark or any ono. Y
Waivss Immunity Rights.
Be<ore the examination went on thu
committee in executive session de-
bated whether LAuterbach's testimanS
would give him Immunity from prose
cution n Il developed that he and La
mar had violated federal or New Yori
9tAG9 Hx0IOI0Os w 44SlA SAAoy AVONAAeSA go
hearings the witness assured the sen
ators that he testified voluntarily.
.If there IL any question In youl
mind a. to immunity waive 1t abso
lutely." said he.
He explained at length his motives
for desiring to rshabilitate himself II
the rood graces Of the Morgan frm. HI
testified that until no had heard Rep
resentative Palmer's testimony HI
knew nothing Of Lamar impersonat
ing congressman. He added that n
felt that Lamar was the cause Of tn
disaffection of large corporations t
him. He knew Lamar was "impulsiv'
and hasty" In his actions. but that h
had never known him to do anythinl
wrong.
Lamar had brought 'larss and hon
orable business" and had introduced
him TO ROGERS. for whom LAuterbacl
did important legal work. He denie'
he had talked with Ledyard OF lie
wars efforts to blackmail corpora
tionS"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
one.ks Are Aaoreesor rs.

Saloniki. July Part Of the Greek
right wing has driven the Bulsarians
across the Struma and Is marching on
the town Of serros, according to Of
fcial reports from the Greek head
quarters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
A.rrnr;.at,s Body Recovered.

Burlington. July THE body OF
william Armpriest, who was drowned
In the Mississippi river on July =. va
recovered late yesterday afternoon.
Armpr,est lost his life white srying
to convince his friends that ne could
.he stvar three times Win ~
clothes S.... ~ =.
He Jumped from his launch and -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
FloR,pA MOB LvNcHEs NEGRO.
Man Who Attacked Whits Girl Hanged
and Then Shot.

titled negro who had attacked young
white girl at Bonifay was taken by
mob from Q train on which the county
officers were hurrying him to Pensa-
cola today and was hanged to a tele-
graph pole and then shot.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-07-07
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable New, Il I,l,y
The Weather,

Sun rises July at q sets q
1882.
Iowa-Unsettled with ,wers to
night or Tuesday; warmer u east por
ton tonight.
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