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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-22
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-22

q O. Jensen returned from a busi-
ness trip to Oklahoma City Wednes-
daV
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
FIGHT cUEL IN WATER.
Belgian Ship Captain Challenges Ger
man 10 Battle With Knives.

Since the opening OF hostilities Bel
g.sn and German steamers have
anchored side by side in the port OF
Vaientia
\ Belgian captain received a letter
from his brother. a soldier in the Bel
gian army. saying that German soldiers
entering their village had committed
abominable acts end that the captains
wife and TWO daughters were among
the victims The captains anger was
arounsed and was Increased by jsers
and challenges from a Germany crew
Unable 10 take on the whole crew. the
Belgian captain challenged a German
sailor who was the ringleader and the
challenge was accepted.
The German Jumped inio the sea
with q knife between his teeth. The
Belgian jumped into the water. dag
ger in hrs hand and ,he struggle had
hegun tn ne terrible when harbor-
pilot in q boat reached the men and
succeeded in separating them. Both
were wounded. ard The pilot compelled
them 10 return TO their ships, both
shouting menaces.
An enormous crowd WATCHED the duel
from the quay. The port authorities
have separated the ships to prevent a
recurrence e The trouble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
HEPBURN BOLTS cumMlNs.
AGED Standp after Openly Announce:
He Will Aid Democrats.

Sioux City. Oct. 2S.-W. P. Hepburn.
for twenty-five years republican rep
resentative in congress from the
Eighth Iowa district, yesterday an
,,ounced that he would no, support
Senator A. B. Cumm!ns, republican
candidate for reelection. but would
vote for and support Maurice Connolly
the democratic candidate.
The announcement IS made in
letter 70 E. P. Heller. of his city. The
letter is regarded as part Of the state
wide campaign of the old line republic
cans of Iowa to bolt the candidacy
of Mr. Cummins. Colonel Hepburn an
nounces that he was present az the
convention in 1855. at which the repuo-
lican party was formed, and says that
the only reason which has caused him
to oppose Mr.. Cummins at this time
is the desire to restore harmony 10
the republican party IN the state.
q can see only one obstacle in the
way Of complete harmony, and that
obstacle Is Mr.. A. B. Cummins," Col
cnel Hepburn says. 1T Is my opin-
ION that there can never DO harmony
In the republican party under his
leadership"
The record Of Senator Cummins on
prohibition, the railroad question,
the tariff, and many other problems IS
denounced by Mr.. Hepburn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
DISAGREE OVER BIG GUNS.
British Do Not Believe Huge Mortars
Are Practicahle in Eie.d.

Of Associated Press.1
London. Oct 1e.-Altho the big guns
used by the Germans have been the
surprise of the war and are accredited
with having caused the fall OF LieSe.
Namur and Antwerp, some military ex-
perts in England question the wisdom
os carrying such weapons into the field.
regarding them as burden which an
arny can not afford 10 transport.
Col. +. " Maude. discussing the
heavy guns. says in the Standard:
1t would be interesting TO obtain
the exact facts and calculate what the
policy OF taking the iecentimeter and
2s-centimeter howitzers into the field
really cost the Germans III loss of
transport power for the food of the
troops / am willing to gran: that the
42-centimeter weapon was admirably
adapted for It's purpose OF destroying
steel and concrete targets presented ~
the forts OF Liege and Nanur. But
seeing that the weight Of one of the
shells is nearly equal TO the weight OF
a whole square meal for one Of their
battaiions. would not the available
horsepower. whether mechanical or
actual. have been far better employed
in hauling food for men 10 the front
in the first instance"
Military experts writing for the
English press say that big guns are
not really novelty. The new feature
is their general use in the recent
campaigns. Heavy guns were tried in
the Franco Prussian war over much
the same territory where recent fight
ing has taken place. but their move
rnent was found too much OF bur-
Den.
England has constructed more
formidable weapon than the German
how!tzer. Il is Mallet's mortar, which
was built for use In the Crimea war
but not completed in time to go into
the siege. The mortar Is now at
Wool.ch arsenal. 1t was built in sec
tons for transport and has thirty
six inch bore and bursting power
charge Of $50 pounds of gunpowder. /,
was tested at Plumstead marshes and
shell sent with a full powder charge
penetrated eighteen feet and blew on,
a crater sixty feet in diameter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
G. o. P. COMING BACK.
Chairman Woods Says People Are
Tired Of Extravaganza,


Washington, Oct. 17.-Congressman
Frank p. Woods of Iowa, chairman Of
the national republican congressional
committee, made the following state
ment:
The democratic party enters the
concluding weeks OF the campaign OF
1914 with only two assets-the war in
Europe and the ephemeral bull moose
party. The republican party is COM
ing back into power. Indications TO-DAY
point to the obliteration Of the pres
ent democratic majority in congress.
There is no longer the least doubt of
sweeping republican gains in every
quarter of the United States.
THE people are dissatisfied with
democratic incompeiency. They are
weary of democratic experiments. They
are tired of democratic receptions.
There is good reason for this. The
me rican citizen has Jared poorly both
at home and abroad. Industry is stag
nant. business is demoraliZed. Labor
is unemployed. The people are ready
for the restoration of the principle of
protection advocated by William Nc
Kinley under which industry thrived
and people prospered.
THE democrats in congress have
!
money they have spent with profiigate
waste has come from the constituents
! OF the very men sent to congress 70
conserve the nations wealth and ad-
minister It's fiscal affairs economically
THE democratic administration has
embarked on policy of paternalism
unequaled ever before in this country
The democrats claim Jefferson as their
| patron saint yet at the same time they
are burying even the memory OF his
| principles deeper and deeper by execu-
| tive usurpation Of the legislative func-
| ton.
| THE people had already come to a
realization of democracy's ineficiency
and Of its hostility to their interests
and rights when the world war cams
along to obscure the true issues. The
| eagerness with which the democrats
seized upon the terrible conflict in Eu-
rope as an excuse for all their failures
only goes to show the dire straits IL
which they found themselves as re-
sui. Of visionary experiments"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
ey MISS vALeskA suRArT

LOW often have we seen women OF
1 beautiful features, but with poor
compilations attracting far less atten-
ton than women Of merely ordinary
features, but wit complications superb
and adorable Faces clear and pure as
lilies are the faces that conquer. There
is only small percentage OF women
who are really besutiful In features.
Providence alone regulates this circum-
stance But there are millions OF women
who little realize the tremendous ad-
vantage which can be secured by hav-
ing a perfect complexion in spite OF a
lack of beauty of features. The quick
changes which are now made possible
III skin beauty are really startling. but
il is regrettable to note that the means
employed to obtain these changes are
not only weak. but useless in most
cases. 1t all depends on what you use.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28

ime.
There Is formula which eclipses any
preparation known for identifying the
skin. It's results are extraordinary.
advise every woman to stop using all
other skin identifying creams and use
this formula. Simply mix one teaspoon
full Of glycerine In pint OF water and
add one ounce of zintone. This forms
a cream, use 1t literally and very soon
your skin will take on a most decided
clearness and purity, and every muddy
spot, red spot, freckle and blemish Will
have disappeared. This formula should
mean a fortune to the woman who uses
it. The zintone can be secured 1t any
drug store at a moderate price.
MRS. OPIE F.-There IL = wrinkle
removing formula which has the pecul-
lar property of making the skin plump
and vigorous. This Is the only way in
which sr wrinkles. both little and big.
can ever be successfully removed. The
youthful appearance produced In q
short time by the use of this formula
Is really startling. Mix this at home by
adding TO q half pint OF hot water two
tablespoonfuls Of glycerine and two
ounces Of eptol. This makes half a pint
OF the cream, costing several times less
than you would have to pay for a cream
, at the stores. and which would not be
successful. An; drug store will supply
you with the eptol. BY using this cream
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
H.CITY OF WARSAW, POLAND 2.NAP |
Tor BAT TLEFROhT OF RUSSIAN bORDER:l

and fearless. devoid of class ambitions
and constituencies. The Siav mind.
quick tho 1t be 10 make plans and es-
Inmates says Tit Bits" is SLOW In in
terpreting them into action and move
ment so that the average Russian
mcujik may be sent 10 certain death or
led u victory with equal lack Of inter
est In the event in which he is but an
inanirnate pawn. Nevertheless, he is
fine fighting machine. and is well
equipped. Properly directed by skifui
generals. the Russian army is capable
OF anything.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
, attend the state laundrymen's con-

! to attend the state laundrymen's con-
/ veniion.
| Harold swisher. of Corvallis, Ore
4 is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ c. A. Swisher.
! Prof. Jesse Macy, the Grinnell col
lege representative at the lS0th an
niversary of the founding Of Brown
/ University at Providence, r. /, has re-
| turned home.
Gordon Granger Post. c. A. R.
showed their appreciation Of the SER
vices rendered by the Grinnen band Al
the last memorial services, by present.
ing the band With collection OF Sil,
the other day
Mrs. George r Ross father. a.
Wander Meide. and her aunt Miss
Pals. have returned TO their home in
Orange City Mrs. Ross mother Is Stli.
with her because Of poor health but
when she is able TO take the trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross viii make the trip with
her in Mr. Wander Meide's car which
he had 10 leave here because Of the
bad condition Of the roads.
Mrs. Clara Hughes, Mrs. y. c. Nor
ris, Mrs. John Hall and Mrs. D a
Shook have gone 70 Waterloo 10 at
tend the NEE. ing Of the Eastern Si2T
of Iowa.
Considerable damage was done at the
home of Mrs Emma Nelson on PARK
street By fire caused by sparks fall
ing on the shingles. \ good sized hole
was burned in the roof and some ADDED
damage was done ny the chemicals
Rev. ]. NJ brown Of the Methodist
church. accompanied by nuThe- Of
young people from the EpwoTth League
wen, 10 Sea-Snoro yesterday 10 NJ
number on the lecture course there
Mrs. Waldo Evans is visiting her
mother. NJ l. Pierson. and her broth
er VIII C. Pierson. Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Harpster motored
70 OskaIoosa Monday 10 see their new
grandson. born Sunday 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Z. J. Ciynch. Mrs. Clynch was for
merry Miss Mae Harpste-.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A McKernon o.
Ewart. were in Grinnen Tuesday 70 at
tend one Of the evangelistic meetings
at the United Presbyterian church
which are being conducted there by
Rev. and Mrs J S. Dague. The meet
ings Continue thru this week and then
next week Rev Mr.. Dague and wife
Will conduct meetings at Ewart
The West Side Five Hundred Club
is being entertained al O'clock
dinner tonight at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ". Sprung.
Miss Pearl Harris and Ralph Villa
mutl were united in marriage last
Monday evening at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ.
Harris The decorations were pink
and white The SIX bridesmaids, who
We're classmates of Miss Harris. were
Edna Mcintosh. Mabel Mears. Jennie
Rule lone Hutchins, Helen Somers.
and Laura Herter- spooner. They We're
dressed in white with pink sashes. The
brides sister. Mrs. George Russell, was
matron of honor. Henrietta Spaulding
and Helen Rinefort as flower girls
were dressed in white lace over pinh-
Harry Mayo Harris, Jr.. nephew OF the
bride was ring bearer. Collin Mar
tin, Of Milford. was best man for the
groom. The bride was dressed in
ivory white duchess satin. MIR. ana
Mrs. Wiltamuth left for an extended
Trip thru New York sta te Washington,
D. c., and Baltimore, where they viii
take a steamer for Jacksonville. Fla,
going from there UP the St James
river on their way to St Petersburg
where their homes is 20 be.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
Clifford Happenings.

Special TO Times Republican
clifford. oct eS--Mrs Emuel Lepley
Nas called TO Savonshurg Kan. Mon
lay by the serious illness OF her
srother
DR.. Waiter Shelion and wife % Ro-
hester hospital staT. accompanied by
NJ. and Mrs George Hurlhutt OF Min
1ea-clis. mctored from the latter place
Friday 10 visi: Mrs. Kurlhutts sister,
Mrs L Z Cardes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
DEMOCRATS GIVE UP HOPE OF
sELEcTlNG CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR.
NOW cENTERlNG EFFORTS
IN BEHALF OF HAMILTON
Strife Growing Out of Party
Primary Not Healed - Meredith's
Friends coIdly Ignored by Connolly's
Faction and State Committee Fails
to Enthuse.

Des MONIES. Oct eS.- The fact is
becoming every day more evident in
the campaign tina; Maurice Connolly :
being sacrificed by the democrats to
get Mr.. Hamilton elected. Encoun er-
.nE the sternest sort Of opposition t.
Connolly from many quarters. II
leaders with q few exceptions have
backed away. allowing him to So ahead
ulth mis- own campaign nnssSisted
1t is fac that Is well known &c
The democratic leaders but which
they attempt 10 keep under cover, that
they have never succeeded in pac!fy-
ing many Of the democrats who Were
With Meredith in h primary fight for
The senatorial nomination.
No sHort . Unite.
IN fact scre Of these democrats
declare that the leaders have never
sven tried t. Gni the factions ot thai
TING. bar have adcptad punitive
uletho6s 10 ~ used agai1st those wi1c
were not in sympathy with Connol1
before the primary.
Z. T Meredith is notable excep-
lion 10 this course Of conduct ho~-
ever. Beginning Immediately after the
primary, the democratic leaders have
done everything IN their power 70 get
ana keep the good xill q Mr. Meredith
There is no doubt whatever that his
appointments as q director Of The fed
erai reserve board was the direct re-
SUI. OF efforts made by The Connolly
faction to secure his favor
But His Friends Are ignored.
But many OF Meredith 5 lieuienanis
and friends have not Jared As ~e.i
They have been colby ignored in the
calling o: democratic councils and hey
have not been given an opportunity
10 engage in aiding the democratic
campaign They have been allowed 10
get the impression, so some OF them
say at least. that their support is
neither needed nor wanted.
This has been the attitude Of or
ganlzation leaders IN several individual
cases when they have taken the Touo!e
20 assume an attitude win regard to
Connolly's affairs. Recently, however
they have left the Connolly candidacy
10 make its own headway TO a great
extent. and have concentrated their
campaign behind Hamilton and ne
little Iowa" issues. Connolly and the
president, have been allowed to sink
| into the background.
| His Own Campaign Bureau.
J The Connolly campaign is being
conducted from Mr.. Connoliy's owr
+. headuuarters. II is in charge OF John
/ c. DeAfar who, by the way. vas
! Meredith,s manager in the primary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28

faithfully, and literally, you will have
attained in short order your fondest
wish for a perfect, quick wrinkle eradi- ,
Gator.
ROSA B. O.-The only way to re-
move dandruY is to dissolve 1t. Soap
can not do 1t, simply because of the
alkali which 1t contains. No amount
of scalp-rubbing with soap will remove
dandruff The only thing known which
will dissolve all fatty accommodations
and dandruf Is eggol. a teaspoonful OF
which added to a cup Of hot water re-
moves every particle OF dandrun and
other foreign matter. The lather is ex-
csptionally rich. For moderate price
you can get enough eggol to produce
twelve or more of these SURPRISING head
washes. Every head of hair needs a
head-wash of this kind.
TEARFUL-FalIing Of hair can be
positively ard quickly stopped by using
a mixture of half pint of alcohol. half
a pint Of water. Tor full Pint OF bay
rum In place Of alcohol and water) and
one ounce of beta-Quinol. thoroughly
mixed. This surpasses any hair tonic
or invigorator have ever known. 1t Is
hair forcer. actually compelling the
hair to grow luxuriantly. frequently
several Inches a month. Hair stops fall
ing, the hair becomes fluffy. silky ana
thick and the formation OF dandrun II
completely stopped,
MRS. G. o. N. - Blackheads are
simply local trouble and blood tonics
will do no good. 1t is not generally
known that blackheads may be thor
ougniy removed in few minutes by
getting a sponge, wetting 1t with hot
water. sprinkling some neroxin on IT,
and then rubbing it on the blackheads.
1t is almost magic in result and every
blackhead will disappear. Do this
every day and you will not be troubled
further. 1t works equally well in very
severe cases.
SARAH NJ. HI do not wonder that
you did not succeed in removing the
superfiuous hairs you mention. why
not dissolve them away instead or
burning them off?. BY moistening the
hairs with ismple sulfo solution.
every hair. heavy and light. disappears
in few moments. Instead OF leaving
red spot where applied as other
depilatories do, the skin. on the con-
trary, is left soft, smooth and clear. NO
matter how sensitive the SKIN or HOW
heavy the growth 1t will work without
fail.
BEREFT.-To develop the bust has
often proved q dificult matter. AL
though you can never be sure or sue
cess. nevertheless the following Tor
mula is the very best you can ever-nope
to nnd. 1t Is safe and IL anything can
succeed, this certainly should. TO
half pint Of cold water. add two ounces
Of ruetone, obtainable at any drus
store. and half cup OF sugar. MIX
thoroughly. Take of this. two teaspoon
fuls after meals and at bedtime.
MRS T. NJ. P.-Applications OF NY
drolized tale to arm-pits will put an
end TO the unnatural and excessive
Precipitation. There is nothing SO ef-
fective. 30 cooling and as economicai.
This keeps the arm-pits always fresh,
keeps tine perspiration under control
prevents embarrassment and the dam
age TO garments from fading. 1t also
destroys all body odors Immediately.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
GrinneII and Vicinity.

Special to TImes-Repubican.
Grinnell. Oct. 2s.-R- F. Nuckolls
snent Sunday In Flldora with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nuckolls. who
were celebrating their forty-sixth we'd
ding anniversary.
Little Margaret Mathews. who IS
quite Ill with typhoid. Is reported as
Improving, her fever having aoated.
J. T. Cessna has gone to Texas on
a business trip which will probably
keep him there until Christmas.
John Sanders has gone 70 Waterloo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
Io,.a STUDENT Aonered.

S9a@.al - Times Republican.
Grinnell. Ocl 2S--Wcr1 has just been
received here that NJ G Harrison. WAC
graduated from Grinnell College in
1919. has bsen awarded faculty
scholarship n tire Harvard Law
school. Only limited number Of
.aese scholarships are awarded. ana IL
is considered a mark OF especial dis
ti7ct!oa and abatement 10 receive one.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28

campaign and was forgiven for his
transgressions at the same time Mere
dith was forgiven. Mr.. Connolly hap
pens 10 be fortunate in having the re-
sources to conduct a strong campaign
of his own and he has large force
working strenuously not only to COM
bat the power of the republican CAM
paign but to get Connolly some little
attention in the democratic campaign
t4salf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
Montour News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Montour. Oct. cS-The funeral OF
John Clark was held this afternoon
from the home of Mr.. Croskey.
Next Sunday is to be observed as
so 10 church day" by both of the
churches.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Buchanan and
Mr. ans Mrs. Fred Fish go today to
Clay county. Nebraska, for visit win
relatives.
MIR ". II. Rockefeller gave a practi-
cal talk on Sunday school work at the
NJ Z church Monday night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF HAM
lLToN COUNTY IN AUTO
DAMAGE SUIT.
OPEN DRAINAGE DITCH
CAUSE OF CONTROVERSY
Wilson Auto Wrecked and Occupants
Injured Because Highway Was I'm
guarded Court Takes Case From
jury and Says Suit Should Be Filed
Against Township.
sneoial 70 Times Republican.

Webster City Oct. 2s.-Judge Wright
this morning directed verdict in IA
vor Of the county il The 5000 damage
suit OF Mrs, Minnie Wilson against
Hamilton county. The case was
brought for injuries and damages sus-
tanned when the Wilson auto ran into
an open drainage ditch across the pub
lie road IN independence township.
Judge Wright held that the action
should have been fled against the
township.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28

Warsaw. Poland, was the objective
Of a determined German drive which
was desperately opposed by the RUS
sian army. Reports differed material
ly as to the operations of the Germans
in Poland From Berlin ii was report
ed that the kaiser's forces were stead
lily advancing and would likely take
Warsaw. From Petrosrad 1t was
stated that the Germans had been drlv-
en- back with heavy loss. II became
apparent that Poland was TO see a
great battle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
Improve Your COMPLEXION.

Madam. your complexion rs we'll as
YOUR temper is rendered miserable by
3iliousness and constipation. Take
Misunderstanding Tablets and you viii i'm
orova them both For sale by all drug
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
The Date,

When did you first really know your
husband?'
About three months after our we'd
ding, when ! asked for new hat -
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
AZ the County Fair.

why does the tight-rope professor
carry that large scent cigar in the
corner Of his mouth? Is it bravado?"
Not at all. He uses that to balance
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
Russian Soldiers.

Many military experts have a pro-
fround admiration for the Russian SOL
der, whose very lack vi imagination
and education makes him tenacious
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
A Careful Worker.

CafefuI "oTNeTs
City Editor-For a beginner. that
new reporter semes very particular not
10 make any mistakes.
Asssitant-Yes: I told him to write
on one side Of the paper, and he
wanted to know which side!-Judga.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
Skin Like a Lily or a Rose
It Is Easy and Sure. asr ss Dsss.

yale.ka surat.. Celebrated on tho
American Stage for Her Self Made
Beauty, Gives Some Extraordinary
and Simple Methods OF Ae-
quirins Quick Beauty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-28
His own Campaign Bureau.

TITS O"rf d'''F7'S -
The Connolly campaign Is being
conducted from Mr.. Connoliy's own
headquarters. II is in charge OF John
c. DeAfar who. by the way. vas
Meredith.s manager in the primary