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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-06
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-06
LOCALS DEFEAT WATERLOO.
High School Basketball Five Admin
isters Beating 20 Visitors.

The high school Ara TOOK revenge
On Eas- waterloo for IRE cruoo--g all-
srlinistered TO the local boys a few
weeks ago, when they defeated the
Waterloo team IN 4 fast and spi-i-ec'
contest Friday night ~ q score Of 4
10 20 That the game 1as c.cse al -Ea
Ray thru Is sho7fa by the fact tha-
Waterloo was aAea5 hy one point =
nc End Of the first halt re score
stanzlng Is 70 - II favor ~ --s VS.
,ors. In the second halt. however. tne
locals ourplaye6. and What vas more
g4porra--, outw1nGed the Waterloo
ooys, with the result that MarsaallcoE-n
won wiki points 20 spare. Newcomer
and Packer did the best iu6ivii-al
i.ork FOR Marsaall-owa, Naie Beck
and Reed starred for tce visitors.
The preliminary game between Ro4-
ana ard local fF4 LAD 70 oe Played
as an afterpiece 70 the hig contest as
The Roland team cid not get here Until
after { 80. The contest between me
city team and Roar vas extremely
one sided. the local FIVE winning %
% 2.
The lineup Of the TWO nigh school
MARsHALLTowN WATERLOO
Ruth. .......... r.. ........-... Reed
Newcomer ........E. ......... Stubs
Packer ..c............ Beck
McCTeery ..lg.....-... Wrath
Ward ...........rg ....... Simpson
Observation-Disclosures for Ward Board
man for Ruth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-06
Nelson RsIeassd or bend.

Peter Nelson 4 farmer Of Linn town
ship, who was arrested on the com.
plant of his wife, Mrs. Anna Nelson
who charged he was an inebriate. has
been released from jail under bord for
$500. signed by himself and j. p Coop
er. The bond binds Nelson to appear
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-06
BREACH Of PROMISE
CASE GOES 10 JURY
MISS kUHLMAN'S SUIT FOR S2,ooO
DAMAGES FINISHED LATE
THIS FORENOON.
CURIOUS CROWD PACKS
DISTRICT COURT ROOM

Ellie Stairway and Corridor of Court
House Friday Afternoon Long Before
Session is convened-Judee lnstruots
Jurors Regarding Measure OF Money
DAMAGES, if Any to Be Awarded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-06
court when wanted to answer 70 the
I eids Asked.

The board Of supervisors Of Marshall
county will receive bids for corrugated
culverts the Same to be filed by IL M,
Feb. 10, 1915. w. H. Jones, supervisor.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
AFRICANS DEFEAT ITALIANS

CONSTANTIOPLE, Dec 1O.-The Italian army in TrpO has been badly defeated and six thousand talar soldiers have been killed or wounded in battle which has taken place between the Trpoan rebels and the Italian army of occupation according to the reports issued today
 It is also stated that the rebels have entered the southern part of Trpoh city the coast and if this IS so pro ably means the end of Italian dominion the recently acquired colony Italy received Tpoi as her prize for the victory Turkey in the of few years ago but at the beginning of the present the natives of the n terior broke out in revolt and forced the Italians north ward until they held only small portion of the colony The reports now coming that the revolt has become general and that has been joined by the natives of the Rnterand and some of the Egyptians near the border The revolt was called part of the holy war proclaimed by the sultan of Turkey Tpoi bounds Egypt the west and therefore leaves the latter British protectorate wedged in between two hostile nations.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
KRAUSE TALKS TO
 POST INTELLIGENCER

As to the disappearance of Christie, Krause made a statement to the Post Intelligencer November 15, when he was arrested in Seattle as he was leaving the steamship Jefferson. Choosing his words slowly and de- liberately, Krause declared that on October 30, the day Christie disap- peared, he, Krause, had been hired by a man at Juneau to go over to Treadwell.
 "When we arrived at Treadwell the man gave me a sealed letter to de liver to Christie" said Krause l delivered the letter, and Christie and the stranger board my boat. We landed at Juneau a short distance above my regular mooring float, and the stranger boarded my boat. We
 The story is uncOrrobOrated by the foreman.at the mine. The foreman de- clares that Krause said he was a deputy United States marshal, and that he had subpoena for Christie to appear in Juneau.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
New Map Shows the
 City Limits Clear
Seward Stretches From Away Down
 Bay Out to the K. R. "Y".

The new map of the city of Seward, surveyed and drawn for the Govern ment Engineering Commission by En- gineer Thomas Ward, is now complet- ed and for the first time shows the city and it's marks and boundaries in the dearest and most perfect man ner. It is the first real map of Sew ard and upon it the city authorities are now depending. The boundaries of the city of Seward are not gener- ally known to the people here. The south boundary is at point thou sand feet south of the last cabins standing at the southwest corner. That is, the city runs along the foot of the hill for thousand feet south of where the buildings stop. The line then runs five hundred feet westward, which means that the hillside is in the city limits. From there the city runs out to the "Y" on the railroad be- yond the head of the bay. Along the beach the city lines run out to sea five hundred feet east of the railroad tracks and the northeast corner of the city follows around the head of the bay for a short distance.
 The total length of Seward is Ill., 56O feet, or well over two miles.
 In the map MT. Ward has establish ed the true meridian and gives true north, also a record of the govern ment bench marks.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
KRAUSE GETS
 YEAR IN JAIL
SENTENCE Is FOR INiPERSONAT- ING OFFICER AND MEANT
 ONLY TO HOLD HIM.

JUNEAU, Dec. 10. - Edward Krause was sentenced to year in jail yesterday by the United States Com missioner on the charge of imper- sonating an officer. The sentence was delivered without giving the prisoner a jury trial. This sentence is generally understood to have been given merely to hold Krause while the search for the missing men is pro- ceeding. A United States transport and other vessels have been dragging the channel for the bodies of Christie and Plunkett but without success. On the night on which Plunkett was last seen cry was heard near the waters edge about two hundred feet above the end of the city and there is a be- lief that this cry came from<the cap tain as he was being done to death.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
Air Dreadnaughts
 For the Allies
Dr. Christmas Takes Contract For Building Immense Ships
 Here.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - Dr.. Christmas has contracted to build aeropanes for the allied nations that may we'll be called dreadnaughts of the air. The wings of the new air ships will have spread of one hun dred and eighty feet while the length of the machines will be over one hun dred feet. Each ship will be able to carry thirty heavy shells, two rapid firing guns, four machine guns and eight men. The number of the ships contracted for has not been told but they are expected to be part of the immense aerial fleet which the Brit ish government has been expected to build for some time to launch attacks on Germany's arsenals and the places where the German fleet is anchored.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
IRISH WORLD RAIDED
 FOR AIDING GERMANS
No Reason Given but Newspaper or flee is Entered by Federal
 Officers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-The offices of the Irish World were raided last night by federal officers for some un- known cause. The paper has been conducting an anti-British campaign and is believed to have been aiding the Teutons by every means in it's power. It has also made many bit ter attacks on the administration and the raid was probably due to that fact, or to a belief that its papers would be found to contain some evi- dence of the alleged pro-German plots. The paper has always hither- to supported the Irish National party in the British house of commons but since the beginning of the war it has attacked that party fercely because the party supported Great Britain and her allies. Some of the newspapers in dealing with the subject this morn ing declared that Ireland at home has stood on the side of her old friend France and for small nationalities like Belgium while the majority of the Irish in the United States are on the side of the Germans.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
WILD DISORDER
 IN HOPEWELL BURNED TOWN LO0TED AND THREE MEN ARE FIX
 ECUTED.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 1O.- Scenes of wild disorder now prevail at Hopewell, the city which was de stroyed last night by fire, and already one negro has been lynched and two white men have been shot dead for footing. Three companies of militia have been rushed to the place and at last accounts were in control of the situation. From the earlier accounts it was gleaned that immediately after the fire lawless elements attempted to loot and steal everything ing sight and that some dangerous moments came when a general fight theratened, but later accounts are more re-aSsur- ing.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
Il. $, NOTE 10 AUSTRIA IS
 VIRTUALLY AN ULTIMATUM
REPORT GERMANS REVOLVING

PARIS Dee. 1O-Advices from Swiss sources declare that German soldiers the verge of revolt in Cham pagne that oting has occurred in Berlin Dresden and Leipzig and in other parts of Germany for the purpose ot compelling the government to bring about peace Stores cafes and other kinds of establishments reported to have been wrecked in Berlin while most serious conflicts have occurred in other quarters between the people who desire peace and the authorities The people of Germany generally are said to have to the conclusion that peace can only be secured by revolution This conviction the result of the speech made by the imperial chancellor yesterday. hope had existed that he would have out
 lined some possible terms of peace which would have given the European nations foundation upon which to work for the ending of the war but his uncOmproSng attitude has shown that only the people themselves who are suffer
 ing can hope to put an end to the boodetng and want
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
BRITISH PERMIT DYESTUFFS
 COME FROM GERMANY

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - The British government has finally agreed to let dyestuffs be shipped from Ger many to the United States to relieve the shortage of those commodities here. Since the outbreak of the war thousands of people have been thrown out of employment owing to the i'm possibility of getting dyes which mostly came here from Germany. An application was made some time ago to Great Britain to let the stuffs through.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
WASHINGTON
 MUST GO DRY
COURT DECIDES AND SOON SPIRIT CITY WILL BE
 WITHOUT SPIRITS.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 10.-The supreme court today handed down the decision that the state prohibition law of the state of Washington is constitutional and thus ended the last hope, that the state might continue wet. The law goes into effect on January the First next.
 Up to the very last moment the liquor interests seemed to harbor a hope that something would occur to knock the law out but when the news of decision of the supreme court ar rived today all came to the conclusion that only three weeks are left of life The decision of the supreme court was unanimous.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
Says Prisoners Are
 On the Minnesota
Latest Account Says Big Ship Will
 Reach San Pedro Tonight.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1O.-The latest news from the Minnesota this afternoon is that she passed San Diego this morning. Several attempts have been made by wireless by the newspapers and others to get the Captain to tell what the trouble is and people passing by the Minnesota on other vessels have sent megaphone calls for the same purpose, but to no avail. Garlick simply refuses to say a word. Sailors aboard the Min nesota, however, have indicated to the people on the other boats by gestures that prisoners are aboard and are in irons.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
MINNESOTA IS
 YET MYSTERY
YACHT ALONGSIDE BUT GARLICK KEEPS TO CAB
 IN AND SAYS NOTHING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1O.- The mystery of the steamship Minnesota is now deeper than ever because of the fact that the Spreckles yacht has gone alongside the big vessel and has sent a wireless that Captain Garlick refused to speak to the occupants of the yacht or make his appearance al all. While the yacht was alongside Garlick remained carefully concealed in his cabin. The wireless from the yacht also proves that the shippers of the tugs say Captain Garlick has refused to tell them what the matter with the ship is. They declare the engines to be working and Garlick's statement that the vessels trouble IS mechanical is not believed. No one ventures to express an opinion ot the cause of the ships delay and wild and sensational stories continue. It is re- garded as particularly hard to account for the statement by Captain Garlick that there was no plot and that the delay of the ship was purely accident al, in view of the fact that he refused to talk to the yacht.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
TAFT WANTS TO FIRE
 MANY POSTMASTERS
Says Country Can Save Fpur Millions Year by Quitting POli-
 tical Graft.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1O.-William How ard Taft in a speech here last night advocated the abolition of postmast- CTS of certain kind in order that the nation might save four million dollars yearly which is now lost by the de- sire of administrations to reward their political supporters. He believes the suggestion could be carried out successfully by placing deputy post masters in charge. "It would end in- terminable political waste" he said.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. - The special defense report of the war col lege was submitted to Secretary of War Garrison this afternoon and it is found to advocate greater preparations for defense than the plans of the ad- ministration. It asks for division of infantry and brigade of cavalry in the Puget Sound district and the same for California. It recommends that the land forces of the country be in- creased to a million and half of men either fully or partially trained These forces would be divided into a
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
HUNGARY BREAKS FROM TEUTONs

LONDON, Dec 1O-Geneva advices today are to the effect that Hungary has resolved to break from the Teutonic alliance and to ask separate peace without consulting Germany or Austria This decision is due to the general demand for the conclusion of peace ly the whole Hungarian people, It has been known that His ary has never had its heart the it has felt that it was fighting the battles of Austria and Geramny with out hope of advantage to itself nationally The choosing of a Hungarian to be prime minister of the Austro- Hungarian empire is known to have been an effort on the part of Austria to weld the nations and it succeeded for time but all accounts agree that Hungarian disaec tion has been growing recently
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
{: z, (: .: < (: .: * < |" * " * CONVENTION SITE {: {: NOT NAMED YET |:

Although the seat of the Republi- can territorial convention has not yet been decided upon there is no longer any question that it will be Seward. Charles E. Heron, chairman of the territorial committee, who is now in Seward, and the members of the com mittee will probably decide when the national committee has decided on the place and date for holding the na- tional convention.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
HOSPITAL SITE UP
 TO LAND DEPARTMENT
Railroad Engineering Commission Has No Information to Give
 About Matter.

The surveying work preliminary to the establishment of the site for de- tention hospital has been carried out by the Land Department and not by the Railroad Engineering Commis- sion. Indeed, the Commission force seems to known nothing more about it than what they saw in the Gate way yesterday.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
TALK CONSCRIPTION AGAIN

LONDON, Dec. 1O.-The house to house canvass in-
 ated by Lord Derby for the purpose of securing recruits will end next Sunday and if it is found that the plan has failed to obtain sufficient recruits the result it is believed will be that conscrpton will be taken up seriously by the The most serious resistance is looked for conscrpton is proposed large body of the people and many of the leaders in the government favor conscpton in any event but equally strong body opposed abso lutely.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
SEWARD SAILS TONIGHT

The freighter Seward has been al- most entirely unloaded of its cargo of freight destined for Anchorage. The Engineering Commission portion of the cargo was taken off before noon today and as soon as the portion con- signed for private parties is removed she will sail south. She will be ready to sail this evening sometime.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
NOTHING FROM SERBIA
newspapers.

LONDON, Dec. 1O.-Reports from the near east to- day conspicuous by their absence notwithstanding the anxiety which is felt because of the unfavOrabe news from southern Serbia yesterday The retreat of the AL
 lies hoped to have been nothing than the result of the decision to abandon the Balkans campaign and centrate all efforts where the outlook is hopeful Every thing is quiet along the west and east fronts Two ships have been reported submarned but such occurrences have lost their news value
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
CANADIAN GRAIN BURNED

ERIE, Dec 10-Half million bushels of Canadian grain have been destroyed in fire which has burned the Anchor line elevators to the ground The loss amounts to eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars and the fire IS nquestionaby the result of incendarsm. The author- ties declare that they possess perfect proof that the ee vators were deliberately set fire and no doubts that the destruction is due to pro-Geman plotterS.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
THE NEW PLACE PLATED

The new map of the city shows clearly the other piece of ground be- sides the Terminal Tract, which the government has surveyed for city lots. This patch of ground, it is not generally known, is west of the tide flat where the waters run under the railroad trestle.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
ULTIMATUH TO AUSTRIA

WASHINGTON, Dec 10-It has been learned that Wilson's note to Austria in relation to the sinking of the Ancona is in effect an utmatum It demands immedi ate reply or the severance of diplomatic relations between the two nations FrthehmOre Wilson has decided in any event that the Austrian conSugenera at New York vOn Nuber must leave the United StaeS Evidence has been accumulating against him for long time 1t IS said which shows him have been very pemcouSy active m pro- German agitation in neutral country if not worse.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
BELIEVE PEACE REMOTE

LONDON, Dec 10-The consensus of opinion in high oicaldom and the newspapers of London is that peace is more remote than at any time since the beginning of the war because of the speech delivered by Chancellor von Bethmam Hollweg in the Rechstag yesterday. Warnings being issued in all the papers today that the Teutonic allies making preparations to surpass their efforts of last winter and to spring great surprises on the nations of the Entente O be forewaned to be forearmed should be the wachword of the allies say the neWspaperS
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
WANT A EUROPEAN
 ARMY FOR THE l. s.

standing army and several kinds of reserves. The standing army would have one hundred and twenty thou sand always with the colors with three hundred and seventy-nine thou sand reserves with a training of one year. The men in the Continental army would be trained tsree months in each year for three years and would total half million Another half million would be regarded as on furlough and would be subject to field duty after three months training. The cost would be four hundred and fifty-three million in the first year.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
SWISS REPORTS SAY GERMANS RIOT FOR PEACE
ROY-ED AND V0N PAPEN WERE
 CALLED HOME THIS AFTERNOON
ATTACHES RECALLED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-The German government recalled BoyEd and Papen the attaches to the Ger man embassy, this afternoon. The two men will probably leave on the next boat and every effort will be made to secure free transport for them
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
MOOSE MEET TONIGHT

The Seward lodge L. O. O, M. will hold it's regular meeting this evening.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10
NORTHWESTERN TOMORROW

The Northwestern was due in Cor dova at noon today and will probably arrive here tomorrow afternoon or evening.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10

The latest accounts this afternoon were that the Northwestern is due to arrive tomorrow, Saturday, at mid night.
The Seward gateway., 1915-12-10

No reader can afford to omit the Seward Gateway.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-03-29
FANS To HOLD
MASS MEETING
Manager Herb Hester to
Leave Finances of Phoe-
nix Club to Committee of
Businessmen: M c tin G
Tuesday Night

The development, Of a solid financial
footing for baseball here is 10 be left
in the hands of the business men fans.
Herb Hester, holder of the Phoenix
franchise in the Rio Grande associa-
ton has concluded to leave all the
details, even the means 10y which
money is to be raised to a committee
of well known supporters of the game,
who will meet at the ADAMS hotel
Tuesday night.
There are several propositions open.
One is that of stock company; an
ether embraces a ticket selling plan,
whereby the fans themselves, con-
tributing a dollar apiece for the first
game shall contribute enough money
to put the club in the clear for the
season. Whether it is the ticket plan
or the other, will be decided at the
baseball meeting-which is to be open
to all-at the hotel.
Hester asks no part in handling the
finances of the club. 1t is his aim to
get some enthusiastic business men
to do the work of administering mon
ev matters, while ne devotes all his
time to putting a winning team i'll
Phoenix.