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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20
THE RIGHT PRINCIPLE.

Whether Iowa adopts the manager
system for it's cities or its counties,
the idea which the manager plan rep
resents is one that is needed for better
local government. The form and meth
cd are subjects for careful study. but
the business principle is an object be-
You'd the realm Of debate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

tune can not be sung BY the average
person. but q song must have unusual
qualities to overcome such handicap
and survive as the national anthem
thru 100 years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

1t is expected Roumania Will enter
the world war on the side of the allies.
Italy may join soon too. Roumania is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20
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IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

Governor Clarke's suggestion that
the membership of the general assem-
bly, be reduced one-half is so broad
and sweeping proposition that it is
likely to fail OF approval" says the
Burlington Hawkeye. And yet 1t is
so strongly fortified from the view
point of efficiency and economy that
it viii be difficult to frame a logical
arg ument against 1t. Like the aboli
ton of human slavery. and the liquor
traffic, the magnitude Of the issue
raised makes II progress slower
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20
Iona Newspapers
EyERY KNOCK A BOOST?
fSioux CITY Journai.J

IFoIUUA OIIy OUUTIIdI.J
Messrs. Harding, Cosson and Thorne
might have more reason to feel bad
over the Cedar Rapids Gazette's re-
fusai to approve them for governor
were 1t not for the fact that the Ca
nor Clarke.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

The theory that spectators are the
only ones who can profit by prospec
tive high prices for wheat does an in
justice to the forethougilt and finan-
cial backing Of the up-to date farmer"
says the Sioux City Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20
ROUMAnlAN sol DlEpS MObllIzlN0
KING AND QUEEN or ROUMANlA,

Ferdinand. the new ruler is said to b.
anxious to throw his strength against
Austria and Turkey. 1t is expected
that IL Roumania enters all the other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

The legislature would not go amiss
If II took Governor Clarke's message
and his inaugural address ard, putting
them into statutory language, enacted
them into law" declares the Des
Moines Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

THE campaign Is on" says the Mus
catine Journal. TT will wax warm in
even its early stages. The Indications
are that the country is to observe the
most spirited presidential campaign It
has witnessed for decade or two,
possible since 1896.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

The Iowa senate should be a self
governing body and not an instrument
in the hands Of a man whose only
legal function is to act as presiding
officer, which he may use to defeat
fairly representative government" de-
clares the Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20
EVERYBODY CAN THINK IT.

IClinton HERALD
The New York Sun roasts the Star
Spangled Banner" II - true thAt TIE
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-20

Every little while some newspaper
paragra pher takes a shot at Game
Warden Hinshaw because Of some al
legged fayoritism for the sportsmen, etc.
The facts are" insists the Cedar Falls
Records, that Hinshaw has revolu-
tionized his department and the state
will realize Ave yearsf rom now that
his administration was constructive
and not destructive. Hinshaw is big
fellow any way you look at him."
The Washington times., 1915-07-01
A $4,000 MARRIAGE BET

But she said beehngy don't realize what this means
We had Nothing has been done
It's have house built
but there stick of bought Oh
jack how could you'
Dot he answered, Il thought good sport
There fully
Finally there nkEng laugh answered. it will be
oly-and we can do it,
Then eight A. NJ, he shouted I'VE make $4,000
-yourea "a brick"
Fe to the the loungng of the club
lis She WONDER that girl"
Nelson sighed az
1hae to take your five thousand, Jack he said.
It'll be glad In make harder bet
details of home and buy before
honeymoon tonight addition to all the it
Very well then, Nelson said firmly I'll call fellows
that Fortune bets he can furnish home building his house.
buy married and
ing shall eighta
Right" replied Fortune
Make memo Of them
So the wager You
will Of the places the what
will not surprised that deliveries the home within
purchases adef Your
htugh
The the bride and
bridegroom Nelson didn't losing He could afford it,.
Anyhow said people who what they did deserve
going find wife like Dorothy.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Next Saturday Carroll Institute live
organizations the Capital will hold veme
the line of the will probably list
of athletes the District and from Baltimore But the principal
thing this of Carroll Institute will bring
flock Of novices youngsters Nothing better could
this doing WE'LL Carroll Of
Washington for it's has fewer track athletes than other
the country possibly be lack of organization that
the hat where the climate all
where distance we'll body
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running If ovdone his would beneficial
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in New nsSner adding further
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The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Al M'COY ON WAY
FOR ARDMORE BOUT
Sullivan Entertains Four Hun.
dred Fans in Training at
loves Gymnasium.

Al Mccoy. the Brooklyn lightw eis ht
is on his way to the Capital today for
his fifteen round battle tomorrow night
at Ardmorc with Kayo Sullivan. the
Shenandoah. Pa, siugger. lie should
arrive In time to visit the sport resorts
tonight. No middlewcight bout in the
history OF the Ardmore Club ever prom
iscd so much real hard sluggmg as this
AFFAIR between Mccoy and Sullivan, and
that tho fans have had their interest
awakened is shown by the demand for
reserved seats. Manager La Fontainc
expects n large crowd as the result OF
improved car service.
tho program for tomorrow nights per-
tormancc. Opening the show will BE- a
four-round bout between lin Conroy
and Kid whip at ll5 pounds. Kid Nc
CauleY ana Young Montana, lls-prund-
ers. will then go on for six rounds. The
selni-ilnal between Young Thomas. of
this city. ard Harry Glenn. OF Balti-
more. an clght-round affair. should be n
siZzler. as Thomas will attempt to put
his man away.
The final bout will be for the middle
weight championship Of the South. and
VIII 20 fifteen rounds, unless something
hanncns before that, Both Sullivan
and Mccoy generally win their battles
he expecting something along this Inc
tomorrow night
Some 10" fans visited Tommy Lowe q
cSmna stun yesterday and saw Srllivan
In training. The Shenandoah lad made
an excellent impression in his sct~t os
with Shankv Gardner. Mike rraInc,
Jack Boland, and Silent Howard.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
0vERCONF|DENCE IS
PR|NCET0N'S FEAR
Tigers Now Start Preparations
for Championship Contest
With Harvard.

PRINCETON. Oct. 25.-Thc Tigers
now havo two weeks in which to pre-
pare for the championship contest with
Harvard and Coach Rush docs not
mean to spare his athletes the least
little bit. scrimmage drill is down
for today. and. barring one or two,
every regular on the squad will partici-
pate. The men came through the Dart
mouth game in good condition, not ono
Icing injured. Williams comes here
saturday, but the Massachusetts bofs
are not expected to force the Orange
and Black much.
Ovcrcontdencc Is tho biggest problem
that John Rush, Princctons football
is working against. For this
reason Rush was not too anxious to
run a big score up against Dartmouth
on Saturday, and. as Captain Click puts
1t, there were almost tears in the
Princcton's coaches eyes when the
score went above twenty" II there Is
any oNerConhdcncc in the Tiger football
camp 1t will not be on the part of Rusn
and his assistants. but on the part OF
the players and the Princeton follower -
lf there is any oNcrConiidcnce among
the players the coaches will put all
their energies to removing It.
Princeton played sterling brand ol
football against Dartmouth, and "a
those familiar with tho football situa-
ton in Princeton there is still n great
deal of reserve strength in the Tiger
tea that tho coaches will cndcavor Ia
bring out for the Harvard and Ia;c
games
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
CHEER |THACANS ON
VICTORIOUS RETURN
Capt. Charlie Barrett Brings
Back Ball Used in Cornell's
Great Triumph.

ITHACA. oct. @5.-"Wc said we would
bring that football back and here abe
ls." said CAPT. Charles Barrett, Of tho
Cornell football team, as he stepped out
10 the platform OF the returning Cor
nell special holding In his hand the
wcll-worn oval which the team won by
It's victory over Harvard Saturday. tho
first time In football history that u
Cornell team has defeated the Crimson.
Several thousand wildly cheering stu
dents. with tho cadet band, met the
team at tho East Ithaca station and
the noise OF th"ir welcome could be
heard for miles around. Head Coach
Sharpe did not return here with the
team. so Dan Reed. the big line coach,
RESPONDED to the welcome.
III wnS tho greatest battle ! have
ever aoen," he said. The team won
abSolus>v on its merits. The mon
thought down In Roston that we had "A
onc-man team. but they found out that
wc had thirteen men. and back on the
side lines were thirteen moro just as
good. Charlie Barrett Ia great foot
ball Dlarer. and he is an incstimablc
asset. hut when he had TO leave tho
game the team went on fighting. II
proved that It was not. II onc-man
team. and II proved that Cornell could
produce the man for the occasion. This
time II was Shivorick"
Tho crowd called for tho little half
back who had gained football fame over
| night. but he had quietly loft his coach
! and gone to his room. Captain Barrett,
who was knocked unconscious ycster-
| day, was not seriously hurt after all.
| He did not suffer Il brain conclusion.
and will probably be able to play In a
few daye. Barrett said he wanted to
go back into the game. and would have
| done so had Harvard scored. but there
was no need for him to do 1t.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
YALE NEEDS LEADER,
WITH NONE IN SIGHT
Captain Wilson Has Failed and
Other Quarterbacks Are
Only Mediocre.

NEW HAVEN Conn. Oct. S-Yalc
needs quarterback more than any
thing else. according to the opinion OF
the coaches. Captain Wilson has dem
onstrated absolutely that he Is unable
to fill the position. lie is a good half
back. probably good end. certainly
good in some other position in the line,
but he absolutely fails as quarter
back. Probably no one knows this
better than himself and he is hllng
the position because some ono has TO.
Early In tho season other men serc
tried out there. Thompson seemed to
be going we'll and gave promise for
back on him and he will be OF prac-
tcaliy no use through the remainder
|of the season. Bently isn't up to var
sitE calibcr. and it was thought that
ence would balance over whatever
good qualities other candidates might
have. Wilson also can run back n punt
we'll. and his work In this department
OF the game has been a feature in the
past.
But as far as being a quarterback is
concerned. he never so fully showed his
lack OF qualifications as Saturday, At
times he almost seemed not to sealize
what signals he was giving and tho
Washington and Jefferson eleven at all
times could plainly tell what form The
Yale offcnsc was going to take.
But with good material for quarter
backs disqualified, such as Markle. II
will be necessary to continue Captain
| Wilson in the position this coming week
! and possibly for the remainder OF tho
| season to which Yale can look forward
only with ominous forcbOdlngs
The saving feature of Saturday 5
game with Washington and jefferson
was found today to be that only three
members of the Yale squad were in
Jur"d. Van Holt. who played guart
I,
bruise. Scovil had his nose broken ant
lChub Sheldon's shoulder was hurt. Tn.
other members OF the squad came ou
OF the contest In good shape physically
and after being given a rest today vii
tory to meeting the strong Colgat,
team next saturday. The three injured
men will be out only for q few days.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
HARVARD COHORTS
NOT DOWNHEARTED
Crimson Expects to Run Away
From Penn State and Then
Defeat the Tigers.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct S.-Har-
ward IL not downhearted over the de-
feat Saturday at the hands OF Cornell
and will endcavor to make up for IL by
running away from Penn state and then
going down TO Princeton a week later
and defeating the Tigers. The team
came through the gruciing contest with
Cornell pretty well banged up. Gil
man. left tackle. and Wallace. center.
being the most badly injured Of the
team. Gilman again wrenched the
, ankle which has been ailing all fall.
and may not play again this season.
A thorough examination Of the injury
will he made by an x-ray today to de-
tcrminc the extent OF the injury. Wal
lace got kick In the head, but is ex-
pectcd to be ready for Saturdays con-
test with Penn State
In the light of Princeton's showing
! against Dartmouth Saturday. Coach
liauGhton realizes that he has a big
assignment on hand to put n team on
the Palmer Stadium gridiron that can
take the measure Of the fast travelling
. Princetonans.
I Cornell caught Harvard off balance
. Saturday. but iaughton and his assist
ants willingly confess that their team
was outpayed The Cornell game. of
course. was only an incident In the Har-
ward schedule, local supporters point
out. as the Crimson team Is trained
largely toward the Yale game, with the
Princeton match OF two weeks before
a real try-out in preparation for meet
| ing the Blue.
| Captain Mahan. hero a week ago.
| has now q chance 20 sec how deeting r.
1 ones place in the Hall of Fame for his
| weakness Saturday in handling the ball
was directly responsible for Cornells
! only touchdown. Mahan may rest ur
this week. but will be back In line for
| the Penn State game.
To show their confidence in Coach
Haughton and the team n mass meet:
| ing this week and another next week
, are planned by the undergraduates.
| The team will be checred before 1t
| leaves for Princeton, and 100 under
graduates as loyal rootcrs will accom-
pany it fearlessly into the Tiger lair.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Open Up
Schedule on Sunday

The Vicilants will open up their
schedule next Sunday at Vigilants Park.
Manager Oliveri making known in a day
or so just what team will face the
FORMER indeepndent title holders. Prac-
tice was held under Coach Palmer
ing for a workout
Those who got the benefit of ycstcr-
days coaching are Licarione. Mcbride,
Dcrby. Buck Olivcri. Carroll Farmer,
Sinclair. Brown. Burns. Bomhrest. De-
Mar Mcdonald. Regan. Fernstein.
E.chendorf. Inwall and Manager Joseph
Oliveri
Chief Burns. right Suard on the
famous eleven for the past four years,
has been selected to lend the Vigilant
team this season.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Columbia Heights Is
Ready for Athletics

Next Friday evening has hccn set
aside by members Of the Columbia
Heights Athletic Cluh for a gct-togcther
meeting. Mt which time plans will be
formulated for the coming year. The
meeting will hc held at the Monroe
School. and Is expected to draw out tho
full membership Of the club.
Supervising principal liaycock. Prnci.
pal Draper. Mr.. and Mrs william X
obey and n number Of other prominent
residents OF the heights are expected
to be present In the interest of the or.
ganizatiOn.
The club will he represented in al
branches OF sport. using the gymna.
siums Of the Wilson Normal Schoo
and the Congregat tional Church 70,
training PURPOSES.
4 football team has been organized
with Harry Millard ma captain.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Colgate Hopes to Win
From Battered Ellis

HAMILTON. y. y. Oct 1.-THE Col
cate tearn. which ran up the record
score OF tho season on saturday bcHtins
Rensselaer, by n score of l07 to u, Is max
ing great preparations for the game
with Yale at New Haven on Saturday.
Coach Barkart rs anxious to repeat the
Performance of Colgate in 1917, when
Yale was lefeatHd 10 to 6. In prcpara :
tior for the gare hc has developed two
sets of backAeld players. 4 special
train will bring 400 Colgate students to
New Haven to cheer their team. They
viii also bring along their famous goat
mascot.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
EnglehOrn and TObin
Coaching Case Eleven

CLENELAN Ohio. Oct. 25.--Englc-
horn and Clark Tob'n. both former
stars at Dartmouth. all-Americnn selec-
ions by Walter Camp. arc coaching the
case School eleven here. Tohin joined
tho coaching stan here last week. and
an immediate change for the better was
noticed in the work of the forwards.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
RUUNpv
REWARDS,

Some BIRDS ,ciH labor hard both night
ard day,
And finally collect a mad Of ,oculfh,
They get tne obits Uhon they pass
dTdy,
which. horcrcr, fails to 9irc'm back
their health.
4 soldier stops a bullet ,Difh his rest.
4 colonel breaks the sad ncus TO his
DDe,
A general pins a medal on his cheat,
But. both forget 10 give him back his
ne.
A quarterback rW craUl across the
goal.
H,s limbs have all been fractured by
the ycnos,
For him ne thm~dero.s cheers echo
aud roll,
Wh,ch, ho,rcrer, fails TO mend his
broken legs.
Coach Percy Haughton, of Har-
ward, has coming tower as des-
titute of foliage as a hard boiled
egg. But. following that Cornell
game, the rest Of the team is just
as bawled
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
WestOverS Win Game
From MOntrOSe Eleven

The Westovers defeated the Montrose
football team yesterday by l2 to
score in a fast game. Sherwood J.
Aidigo and McGowey starred for the
winners.
The Westovcrs would like to arrange
games with teams averaging 100 pounds
The Mohawks and Crescents are asked
to communicate with l.. a. Connor. 10oi
New Hampshire avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Regents Win Football
Game From All-StarS

The fast Regent a. c.. minus four
regulars. easily defeated the heavy All
Star eleven Sunday. the final count be-
ing 80 to 0. Tho winners were held
scoreless the first half. but after r
change In lineup they scored Ave
touchdowns on long forward passes.
McEarney's line plunging showed good
gains. Kelley. for the All-Stars. played
exceptionally well. several times gain
ing through the line.
Line -up and summary.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Ocala Wants Yankees.

OCALA. Fla, oct. 25.-Thc New York
Yankees may train hero next spring
with the Chicago White Sox. Colonc
Rupert. owner Of the Yankees, wired
for terms and they have been sent hin
by the local association.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25

Stein for Coo. 8. Goldberg for Kritt
Wheeler for Mcguire. Time OF quar-,
tcrs-l5. 10. 10. 10 minutes. Touchdowns
Nc carney. johnson. Goldberg, F1cstcI
t2. Refercc-Mr Miller.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
EaSy for MOhaWkS.

Tho Moha wks captured q to 0 game
from the Ilighlandcrs in easy fashion
yesterday. Hayden scored first by get
ting forward pass and running thirty
yards.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Alexander Wins.

OMAHA, Nob,. Oct. 2j.-Grovcr Clcyc-
land Alexander, pitching for tho An
Nationals, defeated the All-Americans
here yesterday, s to s.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25

MINCE PIE
"LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
BY BUGS" BAER.
ALWAYS Somethin3

The ne Of a boWler Is not for me,
on! Not for me at all,
ChQIcrs IN summer,
Chnbiatis IN Dinfer,
And 40 breaks IN the fdHp
The Washington times., 1915-10-25

And 20 make matters worse. a few
boatloads of brazilian nuts are now
on their way to this already ovcrstock-
cd country.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25

The Phillies will attend a monster
banquet this week. Duffy LEWIS
will probably be the monster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-07
,4eNMi slN,ERss SALE.

ssI' r. i& he,t lN gi en that pulsu- 5ut tG a 1tettta! o,d"I of the Jeitel- sou f'lancctN Cont in the case of !. \. Fo hrr A. W Troupe and J. W. Crawford, ,Fs. George s. Linn, J. H. -A'd' "d%c, r p Bond. Linnie E. Bond and TracN Mills, Trustee, the under 4lgnnd, as commissioner Of this Court Hill on the 26th day of October. 1915, during the hours for judicial sales, otfel for sale at public auction al the front door of the Court House, in Pine R'nh, Arkansas, upon a credit of three months, the following described land situated in Jefferson County, Arkansas, to wit;
 Fhe Southeast quarter of the North west quarter of Section Thirteen, Township six south, Range ten west of the 5th P. M., containing forty acres more or less, lying in Jefferson Coun- ty, Arkansas
 The purchaser of said land will be required to execute bond with ap- proved security for the purchase price. and a lien will be retained upon said land to secure the payment thereof.
 F. M. REEVES, Commissioner 10-7-14-21
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-07
BEAUTIFUL HAIR, . THICK, WAVY,fREE
 FROM DANDRUFF
Draw moist cloth through hair and
 double its beauty at once.
Save your hair: Dandruii disappears
 and hair steps coming out.

Immediate 2-Yes. Certain ?-that's the jeyaof it. e.,Your shar becomes light, wavy4,i' fluffy; lahundant a,l ap- pears as soft, lnstrous and beautiful as young girls after an applica ton If D3nderin2. Also try this-moisten a cloth with little Danderine and carefully draw it through your hair
 aking cne small strand at time
 This will cleanse the hair of dust
 dirt or excessive oil and in just few moments you have doubled the beaut! 5Cf your hair. A delightful surprist 5aw9it those whcse hair has been ne- glected or is scraggy, faded. dry brit tie or thin. Besides beautifying thf hair Eanderina dissolves every par ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigora es the scalp, forever stepping itching and falling hair but what will please you most will be after few weeks use, when you. Set new hair-fine and downy at fil;st-4t y:s--but really new hair growing all over the scalp. :,
 Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are tt vegetation. It goes righ5 to the roots
 invigcrates and stre ngth sns them. ItF eXhilarating, stimulating and life-pro. aucing properties cause the hair t. grow long strong and beautiful. ; You eau surely haze pretty, charm
 ing, ustrous haD, and lots oI il, i
 You will iusr get q 2a-eent bottle o1 knowltcn Danderilia trcnl any drug store or toilet counte, aud fly it as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-07
ChicagO Grain,

| Chicago, Oct. 6.-Wheat values pulged today, influenced by a fall ng off in receipts northwest and by ne meagerness of arrivals here. Dis pafches telling of. unsettled weather the Dakotas and Minnesota added 10 the prevailing bullish sentiment fnd so also did assertions that fall Sealng in Kansas would be reduced IS much as million acres, tempered Fllh last season's total. Opening Prlces, which ranged from 1-Sc to -2c higher, with December at 99@ Fl, were followed by decided further fpturns
 Widespread frost geve strength to he corn market. Rural buying was specially free, After opening 1-S@ -zc higher, prices scored material ur.her advance. oats rose with ether ram, The bulls were led by repre- enta1lves of one of the principal el- Vator companies.
 Fresh advances in provisions re. pied from tho excellence of cash elnaha. Besides, hog receipts lroughout the West were decidedly Ess plentiful than last week CT a ear ago.
 nuylng orders from Wall street 0uSes carried wheat prices upward