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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
Aisona News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Algona, Aug. 20.-Dr. d. S. Glaser
who has been in the practice of den
tistry here for twenty-one years. has
sold his practice to DR.. " NJ Gregss
formerly of Bode, and will give pos
session Oct. I.
There was an auto accident just
north Of the city Sunday, when Frank
Reibhoff and Mr.. Robinson. of Lone
Rock, collided Mrs. Robinson and lit
tie daughter were quite badly bruised
up. The little girl received a bad cut
across the face from the wind shield.
Col r. H. Spencer has gone west to
look after some of his brothers busi-
ness and take in some of the sights. He
is in Denver at present.
Mrs. George Rogers and son Cyril
and daughte Aurora, of Chicago. ar
rived in Alsona for a visit at the Otto
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To William ,Meisel.

You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office Of the clerk
of the district court OF the state of
Iowa. within and for the county "
Marshall, the petition of Alice Ann
Meisel, claiming OF YOU divorce on
the grounds of adultery. Also asking
that plaintiff he restored TO her For
mer name of Alice Ann Clemens. For
full particulars see petition.
Now, unless YOU appear and make
defense thereto. al or before noon OF fhe
second day of the next September term
OF said court, to be begun and held at
Marshalltown. Iowa, on the eth dar of
September A. D.. 1914, your default
will be entered and Judgment ana do
cree rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
Dated this 9Th day o. August. A. D.,
1914.
ALICE ANN MEISEL..
Plaintiff.
BRADFORD & JOHNSON.
Attorpsy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
Northern Iolua Items

said, later admitted that he cut the
screen and opened the door. Baxter
also confessed that he was doing picket
duty. He declared they were endeavor-
ing to procure something to eat and
were not after money. Both were ar
raigned during the day on state charges.
Clinton.
/ Some OF the habitual absentees, Of
Battery A received jolt Monday night
when they answered the door bell to
find detail of men waiting them. Five
men were hailed to the armory and be-
fore Captain g. w. Dulany, Jr., battery
commander. From him they received
wigging and plain talk as to the
consequences Of further absenting
themselves without good reason. Sew
eral more are slated to receive free
rides to the armory unless they report
for drill Wednesday night at special
drill. II they fail to appear Sunday to
go to camp, they may expect the sher-
If to call on them, according to the
captain.
LsMars.
John Wagner, aged 80. died Tuesday
from the effects of an automobile acct
dent on Saturday. with his employer,
H.,
Peter Bower, neighbour. They were
coming to LeMars and when near REM
sen they struck dog in the road.
Roeder, who was driving, escaped un-
hurt. Bower had his head cut and
three ribs broken. Wagner suffered
internal injuries, from which he died in
great agony He was native of Lux
emburg. Europe. and had worked on
farms here for the last ten years. The
local lodge of Eagles took charge of the
body. as he had no relatives here. A
wheel came off the car when. the driver
tried to dodge the dog and the car was
/ turned upside down.
Sioux City.
Relatives Of c. e. weatherbee, 40
Bluff street, fear that he has met with
foul play or an accident. Monday night
they asked the police to Join in the
search for him. Friends of Weather
bee saw him at Riverside park Sunday
night. and at IL: 80 o'clock he told them
he was going home. He said he
, wanted to catch car and that he
was tired. He left the crowd shortly
after that hour and 1t was the last time
he was seen. Relatives think that
possibly Weatherbee might have
StuIHUIeu anu Iallen INTO the Big Sioux
river, as he was near the bank Of that
stream when he declared he was 20
ing home. Weatherbee is described as
man 30 years old, smooth shaven and
weighing $50 pounds.
Hopkinton.
Bixby park, near Edgewood, has q
natural phenomenon in an ice cave
which furnishes ice for picnic parties
during the summer. There are only a
few of the ice caves in northeast Iowa
and they are scarcely appreciated be-
| cause they have not been popularixed
by advertising. The park was named
after the owner of the property, Hon,
r. J. Bixby. Of Edgewood, who years
ago recognized its scenic beauty and
dedicated it for the use of the public,
A fine spring Of water gushes from the
foot of one Of the high buns and sun
plies a considerable stream. All about
are the rugged cliffs and the spot "a one
OF beauty. such as nature In its early
spasms threw up for the pleasure OF
the generations to come. Bixby park
includes the famous devils backbone
and many other freaky places. rhese
grounds may be preserved az bubble
grounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
TRACK RECORD BROKEN.
Dad Mix Makss Record 2:14Lz-eia Al
fractions at Track.

Dad Mix Makss Record 2:14Lz-eis At
fractions at Track.
Special to Times-Republican.
Carroll. Aug. 2o.-The track record
at the Carroll County Fair and Driving
Park Association grounds was broken
Yesterday afternoon in. the 2:17 pace.
lowering the time to 2:141s. and the
1eas was accomplished by Dad Mix.
The attendance today was about the
same as last year. The attractions are
OF high order and vastly superior
to former years. The Fifty-third Regi-
mental band Of Cedar Rapids is fur
n1shing the music, having been $ex-
cused from service at Camp Dodge one
day early In order to fill this engage
ment. Col Van Pelt, Of Omaha, is Of
debating as starting Judge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
STRANGER KILLED BY ENGINE.
Stops in Front Of Switch Engine
Does Not Hear Warning.

SpeClaI 60 IIIleS-fepuUIICaH.
Ottumwa, Aug. 2O-A stranger whose
name is thought TO be ]. NJ. Losey. of
Fairfax, Iowa, was run over and in
stantly killed Tuesday night by. Bur
lington switch engine in the local
yards. The train crew saw the man
step on the track few feet ahead of
the engine and shouted to him, but he
did not heed their warning. The head
was badly mutilated, the left leg, hip
and several ribs broken and the right
foot cut of above the ankle. The re-
mains were taken to an undertaking
establishment and an effort has been
made to locate relatives Of the man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20

Humboldt.
Humboldt county's fifty-seventh an
nual fair and race meet opened Tues
day and continues for four days. 1t
marks the dedication of new $2O,OOO
fair grounds and continuation OF one
of the oldest county fairs in the state.
Mason City.
Floyd. the small son of Mr.. and Mrs
]. L. Hockaday. who live five miles
south OF the city, caught his finger In
the lawn mower Monday night in such
a way the end of the little finger of
the left hand was cut off at the first
Joint. The amputation was such a
clean one that the wound only required
dressing.
Cherokee.
A near serious accident occurred a
mile east Of Cleghorn Saturday evening
An auto containing Emil Byoure, John
Leonard and Lester Wiley collided
with Mr. Schellenger's car while pass
ing near cufvert. A wheel was torn
from the Schellenger car, while the
Byoure car was nearly demolished. The
car turned over. hurting the occupants
out Byoure and Leonard were severely
bruised and cut.
Fort Dodge.
At a meeting of a committee Of men,
bers Of the local Masonic lodge Mon
day evening the date for the ceremony
! of laying the cornerstone of the new
Masonic temple at Second avenue
north and Tenth street was set for
Monday, Aug. 81. The committee are
now in correspondence with several
national officers for speakers on the
occasion.
Sheldon.
Sheldon Is preparing to entertain
large crowds Of visitors during the fair
Aug. 25, 26. q and 20. Carpenters and
helpers are busy getting the buildings
into shape for the final rush. The first
day. Aug. Is. is children's day. Motor
cycle races will be one OF the features
Of this days program. There will be
So, 200 in purses hung up for the harness
races. Martins Fireworks Company
of Kansas City. Mo-. will give grand
displays OF fireworks on the grounds
the last three evenings.
Clinton.
j. ramsey. assistant yard master at
the Clinton yards of the Chicago &
railroad, was SCruCh Dy
g. switch engine Tuesday and Is suf-
fering with sprained arm. Mr.. Ram
sey was walking beside the tracks end
did not notice an approaching switch
engine. He was struck by the front
end of the engine and thrown to the
ground, striking one of the rails OF
the next track. He was taken to DR.
Kershners office. where 1t was found
that he received a sprained arm and
several body bruises.
Waterloo
The timely arrival of Special Officer
George Gilley prevented the robbery Of
the Clark restaurant on Fifth street
east, at 2:45 Monday morning, and re-
suited in the arrest of two men. on
Ger Gi.ley was proceeding thru the alley
when he discovered two men. He ar
rested w. Baxter but the other man
escaped. Officer Douglas discovered
the screen on the Clark restaurant cut
and the rear door unlocked 50 the on
GERS were convinced that a robbery waa
being attempted. All officers were noti-
fled to pick up suspects and Laurel
Moss wcs taken into custody at in the
morning He denied .all knowledge. 81
thelattempted robbery at hrst but, 1t ID
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20

F'alkenhsiner home and will then pro-
coed TO Clear Lake to spend some time.
Manager Brunson has sold his lease
OF the Call opera house to Tom Giles
pie y Co.. who take charge at once.
Percy X. Bennett. OF Des Moines. a
brother OF Mrs. Killion, and who has
oeen In the city for some time selling
fire extinguisher. was taken before
the insane commissioners Tuesday and
committed to the hospital at Chero-
kee.
Mrs. Joe Ford, whose husband died
at the union printers tuberculosis san
atorium at Colorado Springs on March
IA. is in this city for q visit. She is at
present living on a claim she has taken
ut Hot Springs. $. %.
j. j. Dooley was called to Fonda by
the death of his brother. James, OF that
place.
Mrs. Ed Goetsch left Tuesday for an
extended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Patterson. who resides at New
Rockford, N, d.
The Spanish American war veterans
will organize Aug. %. l.. II. Mayne, OF
Emmetsburg. will come over to muster
them in.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20

the east Coon river bridge. knocking
him down and running over him. The
lad was driving his COW home from the
fair grounds and the approaching car
had frightened the animal. Tho boy
had been walking behind wagon and
did not see, the automobile. and at
tempted ltoscrossI the road afterit was
too late for the driver to stop the car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
STALLED MOTOR ACCIDENT.
Boone People Slip Down Hill Into q
Ditch Whom Engine Stops.

Ditch Whom Engine Stops.
Perry, Aug. 20.-Mr. and Mrs. Ltv.
Harpel and Mr.. and Mrs. Farrow, Of
Boone, were In the city Monday visit
ing at the Charles Dana home. but the
day was somewhat spoiled for them by
An accident which occurred 1T the
Moingona hill. just this side Of Boone.
As they were coming up the hill. the
motor stopped and the car started to
run backwards into ditch. Both Of
the men and Mrs. Farrow got out with
out, injury but In jumping Mrs Har-
pei struck her chin on q sharp stone
and cut long cash in 1t. Mrs Har-
pei. who is q physician, dressed the
wound temporarily. and came on to
Perry. but upon their return to Boone
In the evening further surgical work
was necessary and q number Of stitches
were taken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
ANOTHER rHREsHER INJURED.
Euaine Goes Thru Bridss-eis Claims
Against County.

Special to Times-Republican.
Logan. Aug. z0.--Sol Rayl was, pain
fully bruised and ocut about the head
ard face when the Henry DUNCAN
steam engine and separator went thru
the Harris grove creek bridge. four
miles south Of Logan. about noon yes
terday. Both Mr.. DUNCAN and Rayl
were on the engine when the long
bridge gave way and let them down.
Mr.. DUNCAN was on his way to Bee
beetown when the accident occurred
and how he and Mr.. Rayl escaped be-
ing crushed beneath the engine and
separator is yet to be learned.
The damages claims and actions
against Harrison county as result of
men being killed and injured at bridges
now aggregate over $72,5O0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
CHARGED WITH soorLEee,Ne.
c. n. Emerson, Claiming MarshaIItown
as Home, Arrested in Eldora.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Aug. 2O.-C. II. Emerson,
claiming Marshalltown as his home.
was arrested here yesterday by Sheriff
Walsh and City Marshal Mcmillan.
charged with the crime Of bootlegging.
The defendant was arrested at the fair
grounds and in his possession was
found four pint bottles of whisky and
one two gallon jug Of the same ma
terial. Before Justice Whited In the
afternoon the defendant entered plea
Of not guilty. stating that the wet goods
found In his possession was for private
consumption and not for sale. The
case was continued until next Monday,
the defendant putting up a cash bond
for his appearance at that time. For a
time Emerson claims to have operated
a restaurant in Marshalltown near the
Great Western depot. .r44
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
TAMA BOY BROWNS.
Becomes Exhausted While Swimming
in Deep Water.

Special to Times Republican.
Tama, Aug. 20.-Bernard KolariA, the
10 year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kolarik, of Tama, was drowned in the
Iowa river near Tama yesterday. In
company with number OF other boys
the little Kolarik boy was in swimming
near the sand pump in the Iowa river.
He suddenly grew exhausted while
swimming In deep water and sank.
His companions came to town and
notified his parents and the river is
now being searched for the body. Be-
sides his parents he leaves one sister.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20

west of.Tars, TO assist during thresh-
ing. Bec9use the woman refused to
work he lot both 90 last week. They
came into Fort Dodge and attended the
races. Nothing further lie known Of
them
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
Drowned Tailor Former iewa City Man
Snecial to Times. Renuhlican

Or0Wneo Attor formor iowa City Man.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City Aug. 20.-Captain Ewing
B. Lewis. the Muscatine merchant
tailor. aged SO. who was drowned in
the Mississippi river, while returning
from a fishing trip. in a fatboat at
night, formerly resided in Iowa City.
One OF his sons. Samuel T. Lewis. now
Of Waterloo. was also a merchant
tailor, in Iowa City. One Of his daugh-
ters, Mrs. George Garretson. is the wife
Of one of the main owners Of the Iowa
City Water Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
Struck by Auto When Driving Cow.

struck by AUTO WHeh OrIVInU Cow
Special to Times-Republican.
Sac City, Aug 20. Little John
Adams, the S-year-old rson OF Byron
Adams.sof this city, sustained q badly
fractured leg when an automobile
driven by tourists from Arcadia struck
him % he was crossing the road near
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20

German cities having population of
100000 or more boast OF their fire tax
icab service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
RABBITS WIFE AaRAleNEp.
Accused Of Cruel and lnhuman Treat
vnsnt Of Her Daughter.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City Aug. 2O.-Mrs. H.
iLuchansky, wife. of the rabbi Of the
local Jewish synagogue, was ar
raigned in the mayors court today
with cruel and inhuman treatment Of
her 12-year old daughter. The mayor
VIII have the daughter examined by
the health officer. and will investigate
the allegations thereafter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20

Tho Boomerang Trunk.
Knicker-what is Jones trying to in
vent?
Bocker-A trunk that Will walk back
home.--New York Sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-24
BOSOM CHOSEN AS
ADVISORY ARCHITECT
Will Aid Committee in Selecting
Plans for City Hall
Annex.
DESIGNER OF SKYsCRAPERs
All Local Architects To BE Eligible
in General Competition for Final
Plans for New Municipal Courts
Building on Ford Lot

Nfrcd r, Eo..o,, ~ ~ WI -.
so,'' 90 Ne" "IN' was
last hlSh' elected ny the special Council
committee in charge of the proposed
,n,,nic,nel hui,dir,, 90, ,ho Eor, i,n,oI
49, ,n1..,1 Wv Vi" 'io'''
sue inc ADVISORY architect TO prepare
preliminary plans for the structure and
assist the committee in conducting the
competition for designs. He Will re-
Ceive the sum of $1,000 for HIS work
The money was made available by an
ordinance signed last Monday by the
Mayor.
Under the terms Of this ordinance,
tho advisory architect is rcqgircd TO
make survey OF the site and 't,bulaye
all the data TINT viii bp Fed b\.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-24
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS ARE
HELD AT HENRICO JAIL
county Police Unable to Iocate Parents
of Harry and Albert
ItnrkIc

Futlie efforts have been repcatedIy
made since Monday by county officers
Trying to find the parents or friends
or the TWO runaway youths, Harry
Burkiey, fourteen, and his little broth
or, Albert, aged ten, who were picked
up while roaming about in Highland
Iark and brought TO Henrico Jail nv
officer c. ". Gray for safekeepinr
Ofiicers are puzzled TO know what to
do with the boys. for they do not be
iieve they should be kept in the iail
but II they wcro turned out they
would probably get into trouble or
annoy residents of the community by
begging ~
Sheriff Kemp had new clothes pur
chased Tor the youths. as they were in
rags when brought TO the Jail. Yes
terday afternoon the little tramps had
on their new outfits, and were as proud
as lords as they staggered up and
down the length OF the jail corridor
When first Jailed, the boys said their
mother lived on farm near EiIorson
station, fourteen miles north of Rich
mond. but yesterday the older bow
said he and his little brother had
trnmpcd 10 Richmond all OF the way
from Maryland. They have told sew
eral different stories to the officers as
to where they came from, and this
makes il hard 20 get in touch with
their friends or parents. An effortI
may be made to find home for the
youths with some farmer in the
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-24
WILL DELAY ACTION
Move 4" K"iocntr Precinct q. postponcd
tnfii After Annexation.

The proposal to move the voting
precinct from the extreme southern
s END Of nighland Park 10 a point in
been abandoned for the reason that the
town VIII soon become a part Of tho
city of Richmond whom the auueXation
decree becomes effective. and II is like
ly, tha; two precincts viii then he cs-
tabiishcd.
Only two more elections. the election,
on Statewide prohibition ia September
and the regular election ia NovcInbcr
viii bc conducted before auncNntion
becomes efectiye. ana il is feared that
should the polling place iu Highland
Park b" moved at present some CON
fusion in the voting st thcec two cleo
lions might result.
IL order to insure fair treatment to
all OF the voters 10 the precinct no
iGrriher effort to move the polling place
comes effective. and in the even, that
TIA" proceedings are delayed until az
ter November =. the application for
removal OF the precinct in accordance
with the FIRST plan VIII probably be
renewed. The decision temporarily to
delay the matter of transferring tho
polling place Is believed TO represent
~" views Of Tie ma o:ity OF voters in
me tcrfitor! which would be affected
by the proposed change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-24
NOMINATIONS RETURNED
TO MEDICAL COLLEGE
Administrative Board Holds Out for
Right to Name Three
Doctors.
STAFF TO CONSIST OF TEN
Will Require Personal Attention OF
Those Elected to- Medical Staff OF
Virginia Hospital-New Rule us to
Substitutes.

-, Following the ruling OF Assistant
CITY Attorney George Wayne Anderson
Yesterday that the STAFF of the Virginia
Hospital is required. by ordinance to
consist OF ten members. and not of
Twelve members: as the Administrative
b" H,'d ,e,frn ,nJ''meo TO believe. tho
nittce OF he Medical College OF Vlr-
ginia for amendmcnE It's stam nominal
tons.
Chairman l.. u. Morris. of the cxccu-
tive committee of the Medical College
OF NirBinia. forwarded To the hoard last
Monday the names. OF ten men as the
the staff The nominees submitted
were Drs Stuart Mcclure Hugh NJ.
Taylor. a; Murat willis. Douglas Van
Gu'rc. j. y. White, Charles H. Robins
Lewis G. Boshcr and John l.. Wlnn
only two Of the men, Drs. Robins and
Home staf
The board withheld combination UNI
81 an opinion could be secured from
the CITY Attorney as to the size of the
visiting STAFF Under Colonel Ander-
sons I,nlinG, the ordinance calls for u
stan .ta,,t OF Ten members; ~ which the Ad--
designate one-fourth. independently Sf
ne IL nominatlons Of the Medical College
OF Nirgihia' The hoard holds the opin-
ION that ~ is clearly entitled TO name
three OF the ten members of the visit
ing stan. In accordance >wi,h this
view. the college nominations were re-
turned yesterday with the request that
an amended report be submitted. nam
Ing Only seven physicians -
WILL Require Personal
SERVICE or PHYSICIANS
An order was 1T the same time en-
tered by the board, requesting the exc
rutive committee of the Medical Col
leSe or NirSi Mia 10 agree to tho follow
ing rules adopted by the board as An
expression OF it's opinion:
The members OF the visiting star
OF the Virginia Hospital, on accepting
such appointment to the STAFF. agree TO
personally perform the duties pcrtain-
ing TO such an appointment during their
term of service.
I'm the event of the enforced absence
OF member of the visiting st,f
while on service. his place shall be
sunpled by some other member of the
visiting STAFF. on tho same hospital SER
vice tmcdical side or surgical sidc)'
An order was entered requiring the
superintendent OF the Virginia Hos
pital to report 10 the Administrative
Hoard within twenty-four hours OF its
occurrence any change I'm the nor
sonnet OF tho hospital rorca