Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-11

and representative on the student
council had been elected from among
the women of the college. Then the
girls relented and permitted Harry
Clark, son of the Sioux City school
superintendent, to the class vice-presi-
dency. The success of the suffrage
movement was due primarily to the
fact that the co-eds obliterated society
lines which have always been the whip
lash employed by college politicians in
former campaigns.
DEBORAH.
Peter Temp Jr.. residing in the
southern part of Winneshiek county.
was drowned last Sunday during the
storm that swept from Calmar to the
county line. Mr.. Temp and his sister
had been to church at Calmar and re-
turning home after the storm he found
little creek on his farm torrent.
He started to drive thru but his sister
became scared and jumped out. he
kept on and while in the middle of the
stream the horses became unhitched
from the buggy and it was swept down
stream. The buggy was overturned.
Searchers afterward found his body
under the buggy some distance belo"
the ford.
Maquoketa.
Charles Mangler. of Green Island.
was arrested by Sheriff Regenwether
| Tuesday, charged with dynamltlnS q
private levee on the August Marburg-
| err farm near the mouth OF the Ma
uuoketa river He was brought to
this city by the officer and arraisned
before Justice Ralston, where ne
waived examination and was bound
over TO the grand jury of the NoNem :
| Der term Of district court, and placed
under $1,000 bonds which were fur
nished and he was released On Thurs
| day of last week Henry Brickman, a
| farm hand was arrested and charged
with the crime. and after considerable
| grilling by County Attorney Ely, made
a complete confession, stating that ne
merely Accompanied Mangler to the
scene of the dynamiting. and that
Mangler was the principal in the plot
doing all the work after planning it.
Cedar Rapids.
| Linn county expended $7,27601 on
elections during 1914. which does not
| include the special election held to
give the Waterloo. Cedar Falls and
| Northern interurban franchise. This
expense was borne by the company.
| The primary last year cost the tax
payers S2.SS2.47. and the general cleo
ton cost s4,3a354, according to the
| figures compiled for the Iowa official
register. which was issued this week.
The primary cost the entire state
,, $153,499, and the general election set
the taxpayers back s163,704 making a
grand total Of sS17.203. The cost was
the greatest in Polk county where the
aggregate was s13,02s.06. and the
smallest expense was in Worth county
where the aggregate was only s1.601.19.
The cost to Linn county will be great
er next year as additional precincts
Will be opened at the next primary.
Waterloo.
Mrs. George H. Frush, ST.. 1918
Washington street. was probably ia
tally injured, while her daughter-in
law, Mrs. George III. Frush Jr. 1918
Washington street. was painfully cut
and bruised when an automobile OPP
Grated by George H. F-rush. ST.,
crashed into an empty coal car on the
w, C. F. & y. belt line at the Inde
pendence avenue crossing at $3.50
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. F.rush es-
capped injury The injured women were
removed to st. Francis hospital The
elder Mrs. F'rush is 81 years of age
and the nature of the injuries are such
as to make her recovery doubtful She
has not regained consciousness and is
believed to be suffering from internal
injuries The injured woman suffered
from severe scalp wound and her
left ear was severed. The younger
Mrs Frush had two scalp wounds and
a deem cut above the eye but her con-
dition is not regarded as serious.