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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
Social 4. Near L.orand.

Residents of quaker lane" to the
number Of seventy enjoyed quaker
lane club social at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Plummer Thursday
night. Games and contests furnished
the amusement for the evening. A
Christmas auction was enjoyed by all.
A two course supper was served by the
hostess, Mesdames Walter Hoover. q.
W. Keen, Glenn Plummer, John SVEN
son. Leonard McCune and 4 G. Knud-
son.
Guests OF the club were Mr.. and Mrs.
Raw Plummer. Mrs Mile Harris and
Maude Parsons. Of Marion township;
Miss Ellers. Of Cherokee, Miss Mamie
Ward, OF Laurel. and Mr.. F. Shuts, OF
Gilman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
IOWA; DECEMBER Il 1915

church Sunday evening was we'll at
tended and the temperance sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Westfall. OF Gilman, was very
Interesting.
Several young people met at the
Christian parsonage Monday evening
and enjoyed q social evening with the
pastor and his wife. Refreshments,
consisting Of nuts and candy, were
served by Mrs. House and every one
enjoyed the evening very much.
Mrs. ]. i. Beane Is sick.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
SALVATION Army
to Haus Halle
lujah Weddin0

Another "Halielujah wedddnE," the
third to have been held In this city
during the local career Of the SAsvA-
ton Army. win be- celebrated NEXT
wednesday night. when MISS Nina
Phelps, who has charge Of the YOUNG
peoples work In the army, Will become
the bride OF ID. j. Aiexander treasurer
OF the local organizations.
The wedding VIII ~be made punilcs
and win take place at s O'clock. Ad1t.t
J. C, Douglass Will perform the cere-
mony. Miss Phelpa q = cornpodtor
employed on the Iowa Prohibitiontst.
and is daughter Of Mt and Mrs. N
S. Phelps, 307. North Eleventh avenue
Mr.. Alexander Is in the employ Of the
c. A. Durham Company.
Licensed TO Wed.
Harry e. Turner. clerk. aged 20, ana
Ethel Wiley. aged 20, both Of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
Timely Hint on Over. Eating.

Christmas. New Years and other
feast days cause many disturbed d.
gestions. The stomach and bowels
should not be permitted 70 remain
clogged up, for indigestion and co.sss-
patton are often followed by serious
disease, resulting from undiGested pois-
onous waste matter. Foley Cathartic
Tablets should be in every home, ready
for use. No gripping: no unpleasant.
after effect. Relieve distress after eat
Ing, regulate bowels, sweeten stomach
and tone up the liver. Mcbride q Will
Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11

This gorgeous garment is Frenchy al
possible. Please notice how smart the
stringy belt is and the patch pockets
as we'll. The coat skirt Of such vol
luminous flares has surplice top fin
ished with deep collar Of Russian
sable. The coque feather on the walk
ing hat just tones in with the exquisite
shade of the innumerable skins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
LOCAL mAakETs.
Prices Paid TO Farmsrs by Marshall
town Merchants,

Prices Paid TO Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.
Tho following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties of farmers provisions. grain.
produce and hides, tallow. wool. pelts
and skins:
Bruster & Roundy quote the fol-
lowing prices for country produce:
Butter-27.
Eggs-30.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at theft
place Of business in this city, subject
however tn market changes:
Old corn-65.
Oats-37.
Wheat-1.00.
H. willard. Son q Co. quote the fol.
lowing prices:
Horse hides--4.o0@4.50
Hides, No. 1, cured-15.
Hides, green-14.
Hides, green, No. 2-13.
Skunks-1. 00@4.00.
r Coon-1,00 @3.00.
Mink-1.25 $500.
Muskrat-10@35.
Wool, medium-24@26.
Wool, coarse-22@24.
Wool, fine-18@22.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
Lae.i Lixe Stock Msrket.

Local Live Stock Market.
Britain & Co., today quoted the fol.
lowing prices for hogs in wagon load
lots:
Premium hogs over 200-5.95.
Hogs, $50 to 200-5.70.
Hogs, 100 to 156--ts5.
Good packers-5.S5.
Coarse packers-o.35.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-11
|C[lL KUaIZ WINS
. $40 pR|ZI FOR CORN
PRIZE FOR HoYs' CORN CONTEST
IN TAYLOR TOWNSHIP COCA
TO YOUNG BOY.
kURTz ACRE YIELDED
SEVENTY BUSHELS CORN

Cash Prize Contributed by President
w. n. Arnsy, Of the lows Savings
Bank, For Best Acre Of Corn Grown
in Taylor Township Is Awarded
County Prize Winner Was Barred.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-09

nidt - arttportete Maolene. Sd
weib nidt, mas i6 fir cine nnrub
in mir babe. Gag uno Nabt oriidt
MIDI oie 9[nglt, iie miiiie lterben IN
ibren giin6en urr6 2altern."
uNun 10 fabren mir balt morgen
bin!" iagte fur5 ser Goftorbal1er,
un6 Ma6lene fiiBte ibm oaflir oonf=
bar Die @ano. 8ie BON n1ltd)tba=
rer Madt getrieben> padfe tie am
atroere1r Morgen einige Seilfrauter
3ulamme11 uSino ia ni6t i6tper -
Iagte iie 51 ibrem Setter. Sd tam
tie mieoer beimtragen."
9us sic beioen ins @efangnib fo=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-09
iagte ser 8al1ernooftor - aber mir
mo0en oie &offn1ng 11tdt a%ufgeben." "
limo oas ltnirige 6a5u beitragen, "
Der ebte Ma6lene.
sehites aapitel.
eNnt @efGnanib.

9al6 na6 Ser 2eide Tires Gaters
fling Waolene an, am Ioftprbauern
51 betteln, er iole 6o9 NIT ibr in
oie Staot fabren uno NIT ibr sic
Stiefm1tter beiud)en int @%efangniB.
~@iait ou ibr Sic Scare ausreibcn
ODER ibr Den aragen umoreben?" =
fragte i6er3er6 Ser Bauer. u@emiB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-09
Nidts Sen GbamberIain's oIeid.

Ntdfs ben Gbamberlatn'S 9letd.
SD babe fait ale @uitenmittel
gebral1d)t un6 ousgefun6en, boB es
feineS gibt, mel6eS 6em @bamber=
@uitetmittel gleidfommt. @s
bat ME beriagt, tl1r prompte 2tnoe=
rlng 5l1 bringen," idreibt 50. 9.
&arrer, Montpelter, Sno. @enn STR
cine Grfa1tung babt, beriudt oieies
Mittel ltn6 iiber5el1gt gllb ielbit,
meIh cine berrlide Me6i3in es lit.
8n fal1fen in @enrD's Corner Drug
Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-09

1agte DER 9tr1dDo1boller, Ods TT
ld)per gu iagen. @eibt ou, Meaolene,
infer @errgott gibt ieoem Meeniden
id)pn bel Ser @eburt irgeno cine be-
ltimmte 2ebensmfgabe NIT l1n0
oam fiibrt ST Sos &in6 uno Sen iun=
gen Meniden iun1er 10, 0aB er fir
ielre 2ebensaufgabe INNER mebr Der
geridtet, borbereitet nn0 befabigt
miro. 60 fat Ct mir idou ais &na=
ben einen lebbaften 8inenstrieb ge=
gebel1. MQes polte i6 leben, alleS
lpollte i6 1pilie1r, alleS moQte i6 Ter
nen, uno BON ieber fat MIDI beior=
0ers ~i1terelirt, pie einen1 frallfen
Menld)en (ooer audi einem fru11fen
Sbier) gebolfen per0em fan1r. S6
babe bas lppbl BON meiner W}l1tter
geerbt. 1ie bottle ber5lideS Mitleio
nit alien Meniden. @enn cine Mag0
3abnapeb botte, 10 fon11te incline Mfut=
ter nidt idlafen, bis Ser Sdrner5
mieoer poriiber 1pdr. Sic probirte
Damn ale m0gli6en Mittel> u10
menn iie NIGHTS mebr mubte, Damn
lief lie GIT allen Observation-Disclosures
9el1ten int Sort un0 frogte, uob Tie
oenm fem Mittel miiBten gegen Ell
men groBen Sdmer5." Sic nabm
MIDI ihon ais fleines &in6 nit,
lpe,11l lie Shlebenbliitben iamtlnelte
ooer 2in6enbliitbe ODER &amillen
ulo ogl., ulr0 er5dblte Mir babel
bun0ertmal, 0aB unler @errgott Sci
ne 0relloe 6aran babe, mem mtr Mr=
men uno ara1rfen 81 belfen il1d]e1.
3abei tpuBte Ste 5rau Sic 2ebre BON
Ser briltliden Maditenliebe in offer
lei nette @eibidten 1u0 @leidniiie
ei%n5uflei0en. @enn mih Ste Sbleb=
0prner pertprtnoeten, 6atm er5dblte
Tie mir bonn 6einbe ser Menibe11,
ser u11s nidtS @lttes perg0nne un6
GIT SEN beili ar1en 8liitben Sic ipibi=
gen 0or1ren ltede, oan1it sic Ween=
l6en iene berrlide @ortesgab niht
nebl1en ioQeu. limo Damn muBte lie
10 id0n al1s5umalen1 tuie eirmal ei1
flei1pes 8iiblei1n Shleben6liitben
5upfte uno lid 0abei gar iebr in oie
Singer 1tad). Gas &iiblein babe aber
imnler babel geiagt: ~l1nierem @err=
gott 5'lieb fir Sic &ranfen." Ser
Sdutengel 0es @iibleins babe Damn
immer leile m1f Sic Stidmufoe ge=
blai en uno Damn batte lie 0em 9iib=
lein nidt geid}a6et. Ser 5dubengel
batte 0ann Sic Sdleberbliitben ge=
iegnet u16 Damn bitten 6ieie 8liitbe1t
nob fiinf5igmal mebr gebolfen als
an0ere> 10 oaB idlieBlid oue 9el1te
bon 0em 9iiblein S6lebenbliitben
molten, lie ieien ia ion6erlid) beil=
lam ge1pele EN-.
u@e1m mir &anriden lltdten an
SEN &d1toern ser @etreioef eloer,
Damn iagte tie oft: ~Sdol1! mie lie
mafeln nr6 inns lire &opflein fer
l%trefen. Sic g1ten @liimtlein tponen
gepfliidt fem, lie molen Sen Men=
iden belfen. sat ibnen ia ser liebe
@ott angeldafft, iie lolle11 Sic idlim=
11elr Safte outs 6em Dilute Ser Men=
1den jogen. ltn6 sic 9liin1lein fol=
gen 6em liebe @ott gar sgerl1 u11o
lterben freltoig, lpelm es @ott 10
miQ."
u@dtte 6o6 ein redt peritocfter
Sob lein mriilien = f11br ser 8olterlt=
6oftor fort = menn mdts bangen
gebliebe1r NOR an mir bon Sen glttel1
2ebren meirer M1ttter. Mber = tpie
gelogt = id batte einen groben
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS
MAURICE COSTELLO IN
tine EVIL MEN DO

A romantic tangle which suggests
the exploits Of the lady killer who
has recently been figuring on the
front pages of the New York papers,
is the story of the Vitagraph three
reel photo drama, The Evil Men
Do" which is the feature attraction
ut the Lion theater today.
Maurice Costello plays the lead,
ably supported by Thos. r. Mills. Do
lcres Costello, Robt7s Gaillard, Frank
Currier and Rex Hitchcock. The
Evil Men DO" is a theme that con-
tains much from which to make a
photoplay, and this Vitagraph pro-
duction will hold the interest
The Selig offering today is called
THE Further Adventures of Sammy
orpheus," and Thos. Sanchi and Bes-
sic Eyton play the leads. One OF the
finest examples of trick photography
that has been seen in many moons is
shown in the Nina comedy, called
Distilled Spirits Things sure do
happen TO the man who stole his
wife's wash money to buy drink and
is picture that will please any aud
fence, no matter how critical.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
SELLNER PUTS
MOTE IN RACE
Merkel Racer from Phoenix
Will Be Ridden by Harry
Crandall in Venice Inter
national Grand PriX on
March %

That Frank II. Sellner is IAN
prince" is the deep-rooted convict ion
OF the motorcycling population Of
Phoenix, for upon a day this good
sport announced that he would sup
Harry Crandall to Venice to compete
in the 300-mile motorcycle classic on
Paul Derkum's speedway March %.
Crandall, who rode one of The Re-
publican machines to third place in
the San Diego Phoenix race last fall,
will straddle a Merkel-Sellners own
racing machine.
For many months Sellner has main
tanned a racing machine and has en-
of the game. His first big showing
was made in the hundred miller last
year, when he. won second back of
Don Johns. Since then he has been
the games best patron.
Crandall will take a fast Merkel
to the coast from here, and as Boido,
the other Phoenix entrant is to ride
a factory machine. the Fish rider
is certainly entitled to the name of
Phoenix representative.
He will carry two engines with
him-using the best one in the race,
after few practice miles have prov
en- the difference The machines are
being tuned by John Hohl at the
Merkel state agency and Hohl will
probably accompany Harry as his as
sistant
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
ODD ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE

William II. Bronibrook, appointed
Z. S. Minister to Siam, is only 80
years old. lie halls from Albany.
Oregon
Twelve billion dollars worth of pot
ash is the prize for which the French
army is fighting in Alsace.
Rene Vidal, a French reserve SOL
der, received 139 distinct wounds
from the explosion of a shrapnel shell
He is living
In the Falkland Islands there are
five times as many men as women.
Biographies have been in feminine
hands since this became known
During 1914. over SO million coins
weighing 3S6 tons, were taken from
prepayment telephones in New York
city.
John William. aged So. testified that
he had never ridden on an electric
car, despite the fact he lived in St
Louis SO years.
Down in Texas there were $40 sets
of white twins and "a sets of colored
twins born during the past two years.
The. price of eye glasses is going up,
from Is to so per cent. The blame
for this, too, is laid to the war.
While Mike Gibbons is making $4,000
| for a half-hour boxing at Hudson
/ Wis next month. the governor of the
state will be making 80 cents
| In a Maryland movie theater, YOU
can get a seat for half price behind
the screen where one can see the
show just as WELL although the print
| ed matter is reversed.
| Delaware is taking steps to abolish
the whipping post. 1t is the last
| state to retain the old institution
which taught vengeance instead of
| reformation of criminals.
| August E. Beck of Fort Wayne. Ind,
recently gave his department store
to his employees. He made enough
money. he says, and wants his help
to have a chance to do the same.
Although Max Ernst Hebert is a
German and can speak no English.
and Miss Mary Lawson of Chicago
can speak no German. they have been
married Rev. T. n. Hunter who
tied the knot. used the sign language.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
At The Columbia.

IA Woman's Way which has
served to introduce the brace of new
leading people at the Columbia this
week bids fair to entertain one of
the best weeks business of the year.
1t is a highly spiced society satire.
replete with clever lines. augmented
with the best lot Of dress creations
ever shown by the lady members of
the company since Mr.. Redmond and
his players took up at the Columbia.
Miss Grace MacClean bids fair to
become the splendid favorite here
that she has proven in Ell Paso. She
is at home in the part of the clever
society woman who sees her husband
slipping from her to the arms of an
other woman. and when she realizes
the fact she awakes and wins him
back in "A Woman's Way" Mr.
Livingstone is contributing to the
success of the play. and those who
have seen this actor as the errins
husband are anxious to see him in
part that will give him sway for
his talents
Following the present play obtain
sunday night. Mr.. Redmond has in
preparation drama of the mission
Gays of old California.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
FIRST APPEARANCE OF
MAY IRWIN At ARIZONA

MRS Black is Back" starring May
! Irwin in her initial appearance in
| the movies, is the feature tonight at
The Arizona.
The distinguished Coincidence, in
her first film Characterization adds
new distinction to her past triumphs.
She is inimitabe as the irresistible
Mrs. Black, who deceives her husband
about her age and who goes through
a period of comic anguish as the
result. Mrs. Black" is a comedy of
humorous receptions, although it is
nothing but the truth to say that it
is one of the best comedies that has
ever been screened.
May Irwin appeared in the original
stage version of the subject for many
years and the popular play therefore
does not require detailed descrip-
ton. &.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
The ReqaIe.

Dorothy Phillips will re-appear at the
Regale theatre today in a two part
drama. Three Men who Knew 1t
is splendid little story well acted.
The Girl and the Smuggler." as well
as Cruel, Cruel World a comedy
make up the Universal contribution to
the dual program. There are also two
excellent Mutual reels well worth see
ing. A visit to the home of these pic
lures in Phoenix is well worth the time.
Not only is the entertainment good,
but the comfort of the little theotre and
the courtesy extended the patrons,
counts for a great deal Visit the Re
gale.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

safe has disappeared from the floor
of the study of the Dodge home, Elaine
is captured and imprisoned in a tank
in which the rising tide seems about to
engulf her. Only the arrival of Ken
edy with an aXyacetylene steel burning
outfit with which a hole is burnt in
the tank saves her. In the next cpl
sode a splendid new safe is ruined by
the simple means of plaing a quontity
of liquid air in it so that the steel is
frozen and the expansion causes the
front to blow out. flushing a Scan
dal," is a Keystone Komedy that is
laughable in the extreme
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
COLLINS HITS
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcHl

ASSOCIATED PKESS TISFATIfI
LOS ANGELES, March 4.-The
Chicago American White Sox de-
feated the Los Angeles Coast league
team, seven to five. in the opening
game of their exhibition series.
Eddie Collins made a homer and a
three Dagger. while Schalk got a
triple and three singles out of four
times at the bat.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
The Plaza

The oath of Viking" featuring
James Gordon and Betty Hart This
is one aof the most extraordinary
photo features ever seen in Phoenix
The play is in three reels, the battle
beneath the ocean is in itself a tri
umph of the movie actors art. Three
other good comedies will be shown.
making six reels in all.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
Exploits of Elaine.

The two exploits of the little girl
known as Elaine Dodge showing at the
Lamar today proved irresistible in at
tracing large crowds to the handsome
little show shop yesterday. The two
exploits are known as THE Vanishing
Jewels" and THE Frozen Safe. The
methods of the Master Criminal, THE
Clutching Hand" are sensational in ex-
IRENE. but no more so than the work
of Craig Kennedy, the scientific de-
tective, i experimenting. the couse of
the disaster even if he does not yet
catch the criminal. In the first after
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

Tuesday will see the formation of
the Junior Racing association here.
1t is an organization of youngsters
owners of fast cycle ears, fast three
wheeled motorcycles and fast legs
with which to pump fast bikes. \
race meet will be pulled shortly
PROBABLY in connection with motor
cycle races. The organization is ma
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

A person whose opinion we value
highly has just given counsel as fol-
lows: IF you got any money to bet,
put it on Johnson. No man can lick
him because he is more than man
he is a brute of SURPRISING power
Jack Curley would dispute the first
part of that, but it is good at five to
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

over to that little beach resort called
Venice. Paul J. C. Derkum having set
tied the sanction disputes, is going
of races. He has built new three
mile speedway. He has signed up the
automobile racers to come down from
San Francisco right after the Wander
bilt tomorrow. and do three hundred
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

part, since Jack has played hoo with
all those carefully laid Juarez plans.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
By SCOOP.

By and by the crack of the baseball
bats against the horsehide will resound
in official league parks all over the
country. That is extremely interesting,
Tor it happens every spring. But the
fact that the noise will be produced
in Phoenix park and in parks To-
Gated in other Arizona cities is evil
more interesting to the baseball fan.
Pretty soon, there will be conference
in Phoenix. which will result in the or
Eanization of a local baseball club.
Jack Adkin. former owner of the Sem
ators in the Pacific Coast league and
j. +. Mathis of the Oaks have con-
Cluded to join in with John McCloskey
the eX-Cardinal manager in the promo
ton of the Cactus League, and the trio
viii be in Phoenix the last of this week
10 do confab stuff with Homer King
and Clay Parker about it. The pur-
chase by Adkin of the right to put a
Phoenix club in the proposed league
was given exclusive publicity in these
columns the day after the dear was
completed.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

tional wide in its character, and
takes in the little brothers of both
autoists and motorcyclists
Shirley Williams. who won the
Cooper cup on the coast with cycle
car recently, is back of the move.
which is already supported by over
a score of young enthusiasts.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
WORLD Of SPORT
Baseball Season Drawing
Nigh All Over The Realm

mile race on his fine asphalt course.
That will occur on March II. On March
2S. a number of right good motorcycle
riders will compete in another three
hundred miller on the same speedway.
1t is in this event that l.. BoidO, local
rider has been chosen to ride. Boido
says he will leave for Venice to start
work about the fifteenth.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

And that isn't all. Within a week
81 two, the janitor will begin sweeping
out Riverside park in order to make
way for the first real game of the sea-
son-between Tempe and Mesa. March
IS. Then we will take our neat little
red scorebook and sneak into a handy
seat and proceed to enjoy the prelim-
inaries to a wrangle with every play
we don't give clean hit when he
thinks it's due
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
BERKELEY WINS


Los ANGELES, March 4.-The
University of California defeated the
University of Southern California,
to ;. in the first ball game of the
southern tour of the Berkeleyites.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

And three or four days later. the Chi
Cago White SoX will be among us with
crackin' good team including Edward
Collins of Athletics fame. Mesa. being
in possession of the livest manager in
the valley, will have the extreme glory
Americans.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

A while ago they had a hard time
keeping one motorcycle club going in
Phoenix Now they have three. This
is progress.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

Take a slant at the list of state wide
sporting events that will grace the Tue
son fair this month:
Tennis tournament by the Arizona
Tennis association, member of the
Borderstates.
Rifle shoot by the Arizona Rifle as
ISOLATION, subsidiary to the national.
Volleyball tourney by members of the
Young Mems Christian association of
Bisbee. Douglas, Tucson and Phoenix.
Golf between delegations from Phoe-
nix Tucson and Warren District coun-
try clubs.
Bovine-hurling contest between the
men whose cars make the best time in
the Phoenix motorcade and those whose
machines consume the least gassanoil
and go into second speed the fewest
times on the route.
If we think of any more we viii put
'em in the last sporting extra.
Hans Wagner has just signed his
sixteenth contract. The Pirates are
going to pay the famous old Dutchman
$4,000 this season for drawing more
than that much at the. various gates
in the National League circuit of base
ball parks. Occasionally, the faithful
old fellow will give rise to assorted
headlines by smashing the ball on the
nose and doing other things that show
he is not entirely down and out as a
baseball player.