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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-25
American Association.

Louisville. 81 indianapolis, 2; first
game, IL innings.
Louisville, 3; indianapolis, 0; second
game.
Kansas City, s; st. Paul, 6; first
game.
Kansas City, s; st. Paul, 3; second
game. seven innings.
Columbss, Z; Cleveland. 4; first
game.
Column n. c,to,,o,o,a =. ,wo I'm
.s,,. led darkness. second game.
! &c, 10; Minneapolis, 0.
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Boston, Sept. 25.-Yesterday's dou-
bleheader resulted in Boston shutting
out Cincinnati in the first game and
a tie i'm the second, darkness causing
suspension of the last contest at the
close Of the eighth inning. AS New
York lost TO ST. Louis this afternoon,
the home team increased it's lead in
the pennant race to seven games
X III II
Cincinnati ....000OOO0OO- o 2
Boston ........0 003010X- 3 10 /
Batteries-Benton, Fittery and Con
zales, Glockson; Rudolph and Gowdy.
Second game II II f.
Cincinnati .....1 000OO1- l
Boston .........1 10000 - l
Batteries-Schneide and Gonzales;
Crutcher and Gowdy.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American LEAGUE.


81 Louis. Sept. Zj.-BOston, boy "a
combination of hits and errors. won
the opening game from st. Louis yes
terday Il II T.
Boston ........10112O0OO- Il /
81 Louis .....O 0OOOO-1 10 8
Batteries - Foster and Thomas,
james. Hamilton, Baumgardner and
ARuew.
Cleveland. Sept. %. - Defeating
Cleveland twice, Washington moved
into third place yesterday r II l.
Cleveland .....2OO @ 0
Washington ...OOOO4OOO1-5 : o
Batteries--W. Mitchell, Bowman and
Egan; Ayres, Herbert, Engle
Shaw and Henry.
Second game II II f.
Cleveland ....OOOOOOO0O- 4
Washington ..ZOOOO21OO- 2
Batter.es-Bowman Tedrow, Hager-
man, Benu and Bassler, Shaw and
Aiusmith.
Chicago, Sept. %. Philadelphia
started their last series of the season
against Chicago here yesterday by de-
fcating the locals. r. II T.
Philadelphia ..O4O01OO1O- So 0
Chicago .......O1OOO1O IA
Batteries - Plank, Wyckoff and
Schang. Faber, Cicottc and Schalk.
Detroit Sept. 25.-Detroit- New York
game postponed. rain.
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Fessrsl Lssaus.
TopAYs GAMES.


nnertcsn League.
washington ~ Cleveland.
Philadelphia 81 Chicago.
New York ar Detroit.
Boston az - Louis.
National League.
Plt'stBrgu o. Brooklyn.
Chicago a. Philadelphia.
81 Louis - New YORK.
Cincinnati - Boston.
Federal League.
karsas Cts at Buffalo.
Chicago 40 BrlyOkiyu.
80 Louis IN Baltimore.
Indianapolis AZ Pittsburgh.
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lotal !. Beri6t.
Gtrakenrdnbcr
tlebcriielen fram glnna Senberbadl
iIno 3enra Snsgins.

Gin aufregsnbes Mbentsuer bate ges
tern Mbenb 1rau NHna Geuberbod'
Dcn Ro. ITO 9roabtpon .mit einsm
Gtrobenrduter si beiteEeu. 4uf bos
a[nl1uten an ibrer 6ausihiire offnste
ssrau Seuberbaa bieielbe uno fab iia
einem Wann esgeniiber. ipelfer ibr
anpetlih einsn Repolper Dor Die Raic
tie!:. Der ginbrinslina perlungte
bon Der Srau. lire gaarft,dft bersu-
aehen, bod bate Der Wunn bamit teie
nal grfols. SEPT ipiirete ber gurife
be fruu unb enirib ib. ibre 5anDids
fd,e nit stiua s. esSnbalt unb iuhte Dos
qBsik. Die ueberfallene ipilI in bem
N1uhsr nit 8eitimm.beit Georas
Gione tpiebererfannt baben, pelder
tiiraIih aus bsm itdotifdsn Frantens
IauS entfloh. Gtone mar bel einea
dnaetIihen gtnbruh BET Der Werhoni
Sil 60. pnn tem gripdtpoli3iiten
1iitmar iiberraidt unb breimal 3s1
ftciIsn fuorben. aur3 DOR ieinsr
llebsrflhrune aug benz 5ofpital noh
Rnr 9efdngnib sniflob Der gnrite.
uH Der WnriIe 4peHue, Sipifhen Der
gcrt Strdbe unh Qlms pIaee puros
qtffern 4benb 3eura 5uggins Don Jlo.
1905 Wnrtle gpsnu, pon sfpei Re
germ Tim lire 5anbtoihe beraubt. Die
8rrfhen Thli6sn iih neben Der Dame
hRr unb entriiisn ibr nit einem plob.
lidben Rud ibre 6nnetaifs. Die
lleberfallene rieT laut um oilfe, bon
fonnien bic StreBenrduber trDs io>
fort aufaenommsnsr 0erfolgnns nidt
mttr erpifht Dernen. Der BEIRUT
b:r 9eitoblensa bstrdst ungsidbr So.
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Gp. prot. Rattbaus 0emeiuSe.

Gie Gu. prot. Diattb1us 8emein.
De. ar Der eln uno Sibertu StraBe,
(Qaitor j. W 9ertrntn) bat geitern
abeno ihrc airdenratbs,pahI abge.
baltcn. erpablt Dlroen Die iolgenoen
Serren:
Senru @ergiohn, sSobn blum.
gsictor Seierboif. georg asfeiiier, 4.
Reinetc, auaiit Sdaniot. 3. Sta,ioi.
ael uno eoiparb 3elliobn.
sls Mablfonunittee iitngirfen Sic
Serren Senrn gefel, auguit 3obci
uno :. Renihler. Die Snitallirung
oes stelien airtenratbs piro an
tonlnleroen Counting 9ornlittng I'M
3ebn llbr ipdbreno oes 8ottesoienites
Don 4errn Baiior gertram uorgc.
nonlmen pcroen lmb bic Erganiia.
ton ourd, bic grlp1bli,ng Der 8eant.
ten erfolgt nah geenoigung oes Got.
tesoieuites.
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8ener.

- Durh Gunten aus sinsm itats
haften Sdornftein bes 5aufss Ro. liz
Tnain ADeuue. Delbi. fpurbe osrDac;.
ftubl bes 6uufss. fpeldes gisentbun
bon. artbur Wotfon in. in grano rs-
feBt. Die 1euertpebr tonnte ben IN.
beotutenoen grano idnea l0ihen.
Shnberl niht beosuteno.
- Gin sr6beres Gsuer brah ssItsrn
tn Der Wo6nuns pom @eo. 2epis, Ro.
1857 Weit JnselIibs, burh sinsn iibers
heisten Central Cien aus. Gittsr
Rauh erfiillts oas Debdube uno
glaubtxn bic 8eipobner, baB bas sans
5e Oebdiloe tn Jlammen itiinoe. T.e
1euerrebr. iuelhe alarmirs uurbe,
bate Idnsere 3eit gu ibun, um ben
Dranb iinier aontroIle 81 bs,ommen.
Der S6absn piro ouf $500 besiffsrt.
Jn benz MaIhin.nbans Der
Mmericun DAT onb Qeotber Co.. on
Der Dalton MDe. nnb Renntr GtraBe,
tntitanb hur6 beibe 4Ihe elm slsin.s
5euer, bas pon Der Geusrtpebr itn.ll
geIot6t trerben tcnnte. Gin bsIonbss
yer G&aben entfianb niht.
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Sanncreinsli
WirS CHARTS 0eiOncr, it,, ais RAD
iolger BON 5reo. yaoer snm
FrGiioentcn eripablen.

lie gauoereinsIisa bon Samilton
Grunfn Diro sslegentli6 ibrer am
,sreilda q6eno in Der Central 1urn-
bale ftotifinoenbsn .satresuer;amm.
iiina ihre geamtenfpahl ubhalten unp
bel fieier 8elegenbsit als RddfoIqer
fur ben peritorbenen, ldnaidbriaen
yrdiloenttn ssreo gaber 5errn ghas.
Weionsr il. eripdblen.
Fir bic Dd1l iino sfpei 5idets tr
Ielee, aber Die folgenben aanoioatea
limb auf beiben 1idets nominirt
I2orben, fobdB ibrs Wabl aubsr 5rag,
iiebt:
Prdiioent: Charles Beioner IT,;
8i3eprdfioentsn: 3. 8. gorjoban uno
3bomas 6. posus; Sdasmeiftsr: O..
6. Soehnt; Setrstdr: 8eorge so.
Wseier; Oirettorsn: 8. 3. Gsllarius,
3. 9. Roientbal, Jrtb. Often unp
s. W. 8. 2uebbert.
Die iibrisen aanbibatsu fir oas
Direttorsnamt Iiuo:
Rotbes 3idet: Z. s.. Sdno s..
S6rosr, D. 30. Wirtbpine, Gsorgs
). 5offmanu. !. Charles 9snsr uno
Charles fSettipeis.
glauts 5idst: gDiIiam Strebels
mann, George Se.naIo, $. +. 5iute,
SamueI Wiurr, Guesne giIert unb
Ilbert Sinsmeiiter.
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Qimbr&de niS 0tebitdble.

- Milliam Grauiman, glsrt in
Der 9oarb Of EDUCATION, mslbsie sss
tern Der poliJei, oab cine unbetannts
perion in isine 9ureau Rdume eius
gebrungen fei, unb tinen Rssenidirm
fofpie cine Rift. 5apana gisarrsn
eniipenoet bat. Der 8sitoblene leniie
ben Werbnht auf cine perlon. rpeIde
iih 5eitipeiie i'm Ruthbaus aufbdIt.
pbilomene Sorbp. bon go. 1915
pieai.nt Sirabs, tbeIl.e Der polisei
nit, oab ein Gieb in ibrs Wobnuns
einseorunsen iei uno Gegsnitdnoe i'm
Wertbe bon $50 .nipenost bat.
- Ginen erbeblihsn 9srluit erlitt
Dietorina gno. BON go. 218 Weii II.
Strabe, ipelfe in Der 5. etags bes
5auies go. 220 Oft a. Strabs nm
ibrs 6anbtafd. NIT srober.m GsIbbe.
trag bitoblsn pubrbe. sSr1ulein Gno
bssiffert ibr.n gerluit auf $75.
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(Naltor 8. Saeiner.)
ssn Der geitern abgeholtenen air.
fenrothsrpabl luitrben foIgenoe Ser.
rem eripdblt::
Rrdlioent: sSr. @raBmann.
gisepraiioent: Senrp Niemdnn.
Vrot. -Sefretar: SerHlam Stcd-
mann.
,Sinan3.Sefretar; Sssobn Siealer.
Sfasmeiiter:: 6bas. Staetpe.
Erl'itees: :. $. Reier, 8la.
Rerdel.
goriteber:: 8eora 3eitinser, ;yr.
Sd,lueter, gSm. 2ad1trop.
sSerner perbleiben nph / SSabr iE.
aird,enratb Die Serren Srllitees: !:
Sr. Sboerner uno ebas. aaaenoort;
8criteber: Gouaro 8. g. Saefner,
sSr. SIausbeioe lno 8eora araene:
Die Giniiihri,ng oes airhenrat1s
uno Der geamten oes sSrauenpereins
erfolat am nGd)iten Sonntag i'm
Worgengotte5oienit. Dabei tonrmeri
Die ssabresberihte Der geantten 3ur
gerleiung.
1ic erite 9eridnunling 0es
Srauenuereins i'm neueli Sabre I'm.
Oct am nddylten SounerItng,
9tafmittaas Inn 2 llbr, itatt.
DaS an Die gerinmrllung iif oil.
ihlieBeiioe Stofieefran3deu piro bon
iolgenoen 9amen, ipelhe ireino.
li6it oasu einldoen. p.ranitalttt: Marz
gareihe Sp.rbed. pouIind pfeiI, gIiia
Rabe. aatbdrina Rebn, Rora Reuier,
4nsuita Reuiepobler, Charlotte Ris
tels, Roia RuiIe. glifabstb Sanb.r
ano pdulina Searlett.
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Selesrspbiih. Huti5eH.

Sn Sbaron, ga., bat 6arrD
5usbano ieine 5rau eridoTen uup
oaHn Selbitmoro begangeu. Was Die
@sruntuiiuna gu Der 1ragOoie mar, lit
unbefunnt.
- Sn 9tep Yort bat bic iunge
Shauipielerin gillian Sinnot 5elbftz
mOr0 begaugen, inoem fie fih oe1 5a.8
uno Die pulsaDern ourhIhnttt, tpei1
ihr 9rdutigam, Der eHgliide Sdaus
ipieIer Seslie G,npon, am Samftag
pIDBlid geitorben 1T.
- Sn Rorpalt, Conn.,, lit en-
W}onn. Hamens Sobn Deets, i'm glIter
bon 105 5abren 8eitorben.
- Der 3opf eiues Reqer8 purbe
an Wortao in gittsburQ, ga, in els
mem AbfIuBrobr aefunoen. nur einen
Slod pom @cIhdftsoiitrt9t entfernt.
2lQcm 4nihein nah banbelt es iih um
einen Wtoro. Der aopf Theint init eli.
ner Dirt bonn Rumpfe Qetrenut Dorbea
su Iein.
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Iebltritt bon Der Bride an Der
Heaoing Rooo uno MrWillan Gtrabs
i!iir5te. Der Mann ipurbc burh einsn
polBtiten su Or. gnttemilfer ae.
braft, ipelder bem DerleBten einen
Verbdno anlegte.
Jn Den anlagtn Der Gas ino
elettri5itdts Gefelliddft an Der 8.
Strabs gsrieth geitsrn 2lbsnb Der 81
sabre alte 5ei3sr narrn Wad, bon
5io. 81 Oiiper Gtrabs, nit benz
reften 5ub in cine Wsdfhine. Der
SUB fpuroe uollitdnhis 5ermnlmt. Die
Nsr5ts I'm ItdDtfhsn 6sipituf fpobin
Der Verunsliidte gebraht rpurbs, err
tldrten. oab Der SUB amputirt psrDen
miiife.
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Gbdrles unb Sulia Wiillsr, 26O6
Sadkrrp Str, anabe.
Clemens uHo Slips 5oeriter. 1894
WisDeQ Noe., Sartlpeu, Rnabe.
Gbarles uno MiarD Shrotel. 8, Git
CORN Ctr, anabe.
GbDaro uno Bertha Gittel. 1706
Central Mpe., Wdotsn.
nIbert unb 4nnd gbHdn, 1926
2inn Ctr, Wdbten.
Bernard uno Bertha 9eunins, So.
20. WeWaillan Ctr, anabe.
William uno 2uep Risninssr, S31
2ipineitpn StraBs. anabs.
geniamin unb RoIe Roienitein.
1049 Weii 8. Ctr, anabe.
MaT unb Gillian 5errmann, 713
Hsape Str.. W1b6en.
4lopiius unb Warsaretbe Meb>
mann. 1886 9roobpan, Wdbnen.
Benjamin unb Wlap Stitb, 986 Sit
3. Strabe, MGbt.n.
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aebensmGbe.

Jnfolge lGnstrsr 4rbeitsIoIiateit
Deriuhte seiiern Abenb Der % Sabre
aft. 1apssirer glmsr Staotlanber, pom
Ro. 739 Sebam Strubs isinem 2ebsi
birb Ruttensift ein GnDe ! ubereitsn.
StabtlaGbsr nabm bas Gift an Der
JrOnt StraB. unb grOaDnap su iih.
uno fiel tiirSere 3eit ipdisr untsr
Ghmersen auf bic Strabe niehsr.
Dnrh einsn poli3iiten ipurbe bsr
Mann mad bsm ftGbiiihen aran.ens
hans sebradt, noieIbfs Die 4erate ieDt
0efobs beisitioten.
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Gin 8eIehrten Sridi.
nal. Der popuIdrite Wann Der oGni-
iheu 6auptitabt lit. fpie aus appen.
haaen berittet tpiro. Dor einiqen "a
aen aeItorben. ,Seoer GgpenhaQener
tannte ben tIeinsn, puilberlih luS=
ihausHben Wdnn nit benz lanQen,
arauen oaar un6 ben orpBen, blaueu
Sriaenaldfern. Der itets, audi beim
'honiten Sonuenihein. nit einem Re.
aenifirm ppn aetpaltiaen 0imeniipnen
beipaffnet mar. Or. Oscar Siesbpe.
Der eiH 4lter bon 81 sscbren errei5te,
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ltafdne.

- DIR AZ Sabre aIts 3immsrmcnn
4. Wbise. BON go. 1926 eaitern 4pe..
elitt an Der GDgeeiiff Roab unb Jran=
tis Zane aus uno 5os ii9 cine gsrrens
lung oes rsdten Jubtnohets 3u. Ter
Uerlebtt tDurbt mitiels 4utospotroIs
mad ffiner DObnuns sebraft.
Cine aopfnsrletnns 5og fih ses
FERN Abenb Der 81 Sabre oIie Mrbei.
ter John Mnceier, bon go. 2434
Rtasins Reab ~, alS q bus4 sinen
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O6iHsHa@ridsteM.

biIabclpbiu, 5. Sdnuur.
Qnget.: ,Saroinia" BON Glasgow.
2oubon. Qgeg.: nWaoonna" nah
Rem Yort.
0eupel, 4bgss.: rqerugia" nah
glep gort.
qIDmoutb. Qnsst.: .greulsn"
ron Retp gprt na1 Bremen.
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&Ieiae sliseiHa Aridtt tten.

- Die qoli3si If i'm gsTB elmer gu,
ten MISUNDERSTANDING zines BUR
'hen, pelter ssiisrn bem 51rrp 6raf
aus Columbus, s., auf benz 6. Ii. 9.
Bdbnbof ieiRen 6anbspffsr entpeuosie.
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II M.

llnteroffi3ier: Gas 01iIitdr miro
munhtnaI r3meierlei Iuh gennlnt;
maruut, aacSmaret2" 2"
- sg9eIl IL 10 geflidtl"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
KELLOGG CHURCH
WOMEN HUSk CORN
AT FAIR PROFIT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Special TO Times Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Kellogg, Oct. 26.-Members of the
ladies' aid society of the Christian
church of kellogg could not be Dluffed.
When Charles Miller, a farmer residing
west of town, jestingly offered the
ladies an acre of corn il they would
husk it, the offer was quickly accepted.
A picking force was organized, with
three men to drive the teams, and the
women turned out in force and in two
hours had the corn cribbed. Some at
tired themselves in overalls for their
work in the field. The one acre yielded
forty eight bushels, and when j. b.
Burton, former leading citizen of
Kellogg but now OF Des Moines.
learned Of the incident he offered the
ladies' so cents per bushel Cor the corn.
and an additional 5 cents per bushel
for husking It, Then three other citi-
zens offered to donate cents per
bushel for the husking, the ladies thus
netting $195 per bushei for their forty
eight bushels.
Now Garrett Strovers. another KEEL
logg farmer, has offered the ladies of
the society an acre OF corn provided
they they : .s. h..s!. exfra acre for him.
He estimates that his crop will yield
eighty bushels per acre. Next Wednes-
day has been. set as the day for the
second husking bee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
REPORTS EXAGGERATED.
Samples of Stories Which Circulate
Outside Censor's Office.

of Associated Press
Paris. Oct. f6.-"One hundred and
fifty thousand Germans buried under
the rocks Of the Aisne quarries." and
thirty thousand forty thousand"
and from there up 20 a hundred and
thirty thousand prisoners" such are
the stories circulating in Paris from
day TO day, added to many others
equally startling during the days that
preceded. and which will no doubt be
followed by others even more sensa
tional, as long as the censor keeps the
public hungering for authentic news.
One effect Of 50 many false ruInors
is TO make the truth sometimes sus-
pected. on the other nand they throw
so much uncertainty about news in
general as 10 make serious newspaper
men occasionally doubt as 10 the hand
ling of some reports that in normal
times would be dismissed summarily
Recently an authenticated report.
thru a reliable agency, came from
Antwerp concerning the death of Prince
Adalbert from a German bullet wound.
Though the name of the prominent
Brussels surgeon vas given in connec-
ton with the names Of two German
surgeons who aided him in forming
an autopsy on the Russian Prince,
Paris papers hesitated to handle it;
as to the American correspondents,
they are still uncertain whether the
story got past the censor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26

ciety. which was to have met Wednes-
day. Oct. IS. has been postponed until
Nov. 4. DR. steiner will be the speaker
for this meeting.
William NJ. Barr, manager OF the
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works in Jer-
sey City. N. j.. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Barr.
expects to return to his work this week.
He says that the war is having a vast
effect upon the development Of the bus
mess of his and other similar compa-
MES The plant which he superin-
tends deals largely with mercurial
products. Before the war broke out,
their chief competition was from Eng
land, while now they have been forced
to greatly increase their output to keep
up with the demand. It IL Mr. Bars
belief that the war will 60 far toward
placing the chemical industry of this
country in a position to meet the COM
petition of Europe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
kAMRAR DECISION INEFFECTIVE.
Most Of Ballots For November Election
Already Printed.


Des Moines, Oct 26.-Attorney Cen
eral George Cosson yesterday an
nounced that while the ruling of Judge
Kamrar that the county auditor is not
required to rotate the names OF candi-
dates for judge Of the district court on
the partisan ticket is respectfully
accepted in Polk county. it has no ef-
feet outside Of this district and should
not be followed.
The attorney general was absent
from the city last week and his office
was not invited to take any hand in
the fight of the Polk county candidates
against Harry Erase. auditor, to secure
the rotation of the names. Neverthe-
less the instructions sent out by w. 8.
Allen. secretary of state, directing
county auditors to rotate the names
We're backed by an opinion from the at
torney general. Mr.. Cosson asserts
that the opinion of Judge Kamrar is
not sound and he is DESTROYS that no
officials outside of Polk county get the
idea that they are bound by it.
In the most of the counties the bal
lots have been printed and the names
have been rotated in accordance with
the Instructions sent out by the state,
hence the candidates are not worrying
over any change being made by the
kamrar decision.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
New. Of GrinnelI.

SPECIAL to Times Republican
sG;rinnell, Oct. a6.-Mrs. Igou, of Dav-
export is visiting at the A. c. Harri-
man home.
The -. A. X. is to place marker on
the site of the old Long home the
first house built in this town by tue
pioneers. 1t received its name from the
fact that it was SO built to accommo-
date several families. Mr.. Emery Bart
lett and Mrs. II. D. Work are the only
survivors of that early period, when
all coming to this pioneer town made
their common home in this Long
| home"
Mr.. Emory Boren, who for the past
two weeks has been in the city hospital
with typhoid fever, is making a rapid
recovery and expects to leave the hos
pital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earhart, who have been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Earhart's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hartman,
returned to their home in Des Moines
Yesterday.
The d. A. r. will offer a prize of So
to- the pupil of the eighth grade who
can show the highest standing in
American history.
"A collection of $3.50 besides a
goodly contribution of clothing and
L
useful articles, was taken at the Con-
| gregational Sunday school Sunday
morning for the benefit of the Christ
mas ship.
The Pythian Sisters celebrated their
/ twenty fifth anniversary last Friday
| evening. The Knights of Pythias and
| other friends were given a delightful
! time.
Rev. p. F. Marston, pastor of the
4 Congregational church, is expected
home this week and will fill the pulpit
| next Sunday. Mr.. Marston has been
| at East Brownfield, Maine. since June,
recuperatfng. His vacation has been
extended from the first Of September
until now because of his unfitness 70
resume his duties as pas 81.
| rejoice to know that he is able to take
Up his work once more.
The' womans Home Missionary So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
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Prompt attention should be given the
slightest symptom Of kidney disorder.
If there is a dull pain in the back, head
aches, dizzy spells or a tired, worn out
feeling. or II the kidney secretions are
offensive, irregular and attended by
pain. procure a good kidney remedy at
once.
Your townspeople recommend Doan,s
Kidney Pills. Read the statement OF
this Marshalltown citizen.
Mrs. Rose Hayden, Station A, Mar
shalltown, Iowa, says: II was COM
PEELED to get UP several times at night
owing to kidney weakness, and my rest
was broken. My back was very lame
and painful and was all tired out in
the morning. Since using Doan's Kid
ney Pills, am able to rest we'll at night
and I do not have backaches or head
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Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
Representative Cattle Sales.
stoeker. and Feeders.

Chicago Oct. c6.-Receipts nave been
heavy all week and with demand not
broad enough to absorb Sc many.
prices broke badly the declines holding
thruout. At the close bulk of common
and medium grades wei@ - cents
lower. while good to choice kinds held
TO l0ml5 cents lower than the previ-
Gus weeks close.
Demand has come chiefly from Ohio.
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and lndi-
ana. altho the outbreaG OF foot and
mouth disease in sections Of Inc latter
two states resulting in a quarantine
placed on severa! counties. has held
down the call a little. prospective buy
ers fearing spread to wider districts.
Iowa and Wisconsin have been more
prominent buyers than for some weeks.
Eastern trade failed to open up, dry
wea Their, tight money and the failure
to obtain loans being the principal de-
nand depressing factors.
All grades of stockers ard feeders
are on q very low basis compared with
prices for good many months past.
Extra good kinds OF medium weights.
as wei, az choice yearlin-s. and good
strong weights. are going cut from
s7.l0G 40. with only a few special
s715 and upward. The bulk OF sales in
the fair to good class ara from $50 I.
while common to fair stockers sell
mostly from s5@s. with inferior stuff
down TO s4.65 and lower.
Stock and feeding cows and heifers
have had hard fall prices at the
close being around - cents lower on
good kinds and generally iOM50 cents
l/,,, III. ~,
the previous week.
Fest selected. $50 TO 1850 los s, 5506i 80
Best selected, 500 10 $50 us. 1.i6G 80
Good to CHI. 800 to Loo :bs. G.90NI 40
Fair to good, 800 TO 500 lbs. 5..5m6.o
Com. to fair, 800 TO 200 DIS. 800 a 81 >
Inferior to common light. 1901 800
Good 10 extra stock heiferS. J,60M623
Good TO choice stock COWS. lisa 80
Fair 10 choice. stock pllfS .y.o.fI 40
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-26
School Improvement Association.

I
Sac City, Oct. eG.-The teachers and
patrons of the Sac City high school
have formed an organization to be
known as the School Improvement
Association. for the purpose of discuss
ing questions of mutual interest to par
ents and teachers. The officers are:
President, Mrs. ]. W. Neal; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. w. A. Nutter: secretary,
Mrs S. NJ. Stouffer; treasurer. Mrs. ].
r. Stacks. Teams in basketball and
tennis have been organized in the high
school under the direction of Principal
Geo F. Wallace. Out of respect to the
memory of Albert Wiseman, a promi :
nent member of the football team,
whose death occurred two weeks ago,
that team has Cancelled it's games for
the remainder of the season.