Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-04
Des Moines.


Lawrence Berlovich, Z. underwent
the Methodist hospital. He collided
Seventh street between Locust and
Grand avenue. He is the son of Bar
ney Berlovich. proprietor of sales
barn in East Des Moines.
Council Bluffs.
Fred Halhicht, Of Avoca, deputy
game warden, has been made defend
ant in a criminal suit for $4,000 dam
ages here because he arrested T. E.
Heasley, of Mindin, without just cause.
Heasley's arrest was made in Des
Moinecs. but he was acquitted, and
Heasley says his trial cost him time
and money and mental anguish.
Audubon. ~
Two rather disastrous farm fires oc-
Cured last week. Sunday night the
fine new hog house of Herman Tess
man, living two miles east of Ross,
caught fire from the explosion of a
kerosene oil stove. cremating ten brood
sows and about forty young pigs. Mon
day another hog house was burned
near Kimballton, burning twelve brood
SONS dIlu dDOut SlAly piss. ~ ShC
present price Of these animals, these
fires aggregate a serious financial loss.
Logan.
Strikingly attired in working" cos
tune the boys and girls of the senior
class Of the Logan high school APP
peared in the school rooms Friday
morning, and as a result Of their attire
the class was sent homo for improve
ments, but failed to return, however,
for class. Whether the members Of the
class will be handcuffed and returned
to the school by the parents. or given
ten or more days of hard labor after
reaching school remains to be seen.
Missouri Valley.
Dedicatory exercises Of the new ice
and cold storage plant will be held mere
Tuesday evening, March 4. The pro-
gram is not known to the public at the
present time. However, the plant will
doubtless be brought into use with ftt-
ting ceremonies. The cold storage room
has a capacity for twenty carloads OF
eggs: the upper stories will be used Tor
storage of apples and other fruits; an
other section will have a capacity OF
500 tons of ice, and the plant will have
a capacity of seventy-five tons OF pure
ice daily.
Des Moines.
Surgeons announce that there is no
hone for Charles Briar, former member
of the Des Moines fire department., VINO
was shot in the hip by burglars while
standing On the porch of his own nome
on the night of Jan. %. The oul-
let shattered the thigh bone and the
wound refused to heal and infection
has set in: .Brair partially identified
one Of the Sothern brothers as Inc
fellow who shot him and VINO mas JUS.
received life sentence for burglary
with aggravation. Brair IS a 'DTot i'.l
of John Brair, private secretary "
Senator A. IS. Cummins.
Des Moinss. ,.oor
John Davis was sentenced to q year
IN tho nenitentiary in the federal cour.
here for wife desertion after he NAG
told Judge McHenry that he preferred
"hord labor in prison to either return
ing to Mrs. Davis or contriputins ~
her support" Davis was IN court
week ago and given that much. time ~
determine which he would prelef-is'
nrisonment or reconciliation. He was
nffered his liberty on bond OF $l,oVV
to obey the courts order. THANK you
Judge" ne said: 81 would prefer haro
labor in prison against such bono.
re laughed as he was taken from tne
court room after sentence hao oeel
pronounced.
Iowa City. -. h.,,.
three more residents Of Eldon nave
arrived in Iowa City to take fasteut
treatment for the bites OF rapid ooss.
making ten from that city ana ,o.-'
~ fourteen for the state during Febru-
ary. A resident Of Charles City also
has arrived for treatment. Rabies IL
now widespread over the state. appear.
| ing in widely separated localities and
the muzzling Of dogs is urged BY TINS
authorities OF the state bacteriological
Laboratory, as the only means o.
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