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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

MI and Mrs. w. J. Murray and two
children, of Eldora, returned home this
morning after a trip to California and
the expositions. Mrs. Murray has been
In the west for two months, and Mr..
Murray for a month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

O. P. Olson, Of Ferguson, returned
home Friday evening after visiting his
son, j. G, Olson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mrs. Ida Henderson. superintendent
Of the dining rooms at the soldiers
home. went Friday evening to Boone
for brief visit with friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mrs. Helen X. Brook and son Victor
left this morning for Minneapolis,
where they will visit over Sunday with
Joseph Hilliard and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mrs Mary Jaqua. who has been Wis
iting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
~. F. yTallett, returned Friday evening
to her home in Waterloo. Mrs. Jaqua
was accompanied by Miss Neva Tallett.
who will spend Sunday at the home OF
her aunt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Miss Ada Arney. of Ferguson, went
this morning to Albion to visit her sis
ter, Miss Mamie Arney. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. H. w. Beeler, also Of
Ferguson
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Violin lessons Wednesday and Sat-
urdays. Cassie Mullineaux- Richards.
210 Masonic Temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. NJ Hobson, of New
Providence, returned home this morn
ing after visiting Mrs. Hobson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj. Riley. in
Greencastle Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mrs. G. D. Hardin, Of Monmouth
ILL.,, arrived in the city Friday evenins
to visit Mrs. B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cope went Fri
day evening to New Sharon to spend
Sunday with the formers brother. P.
T. Cope, and family. Later they will
visit friends in Lynnville
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hoberock left
this morning for Minneapolis to visit
Mrs, Hoberock's sister. Mrs. l.. A. Fit
ton. Mrs. Hoberock was accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. c. A. Thorpe.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
KEEN RACE FOR
BOWLING TITLE
In PROSPECT
Three Teams Tied for the
Lead-Moffatt Off to a
Flying Start.

The prospects Of d good race for the
championship Of the Athletic Bowling
League are SHOWN in the standing and
averages for the week. The New York
Athletic Club, the Ilderan Club, Of
Railway, and the Newark Bay Club are
on even terms Tor the lead. each with
four games won and two LOSE
Strange as II may seem, the champion
club Of last year, New York, has far
and away the best average, 963. as
against only So for Newark Bay, but
that was because the New York combi-
nation rolled two totals better than
1000 in the last series. II il one Of
the peculiarities of tenpins.
William ). Moffatt, of Rosevile. got
away to 4 flying start in the opening
series. Tor an average of 1922, which
is sufficiently good at this time TO lead
the individual competitors. John Neg
ley follows, 10 points behind. At this
early stage of the tournament averages
change like the weather, and one poor
series will do much to pull down the
figures. Yet Mohatts foundation Is
cnviable. Four OF the fifJy-odd bowlers
now have averages better than the
double century.
!. 4. Ball, secretary of the league
.anounces that the postponed game be-
tween Roscyill- and Jersey City is
scheduled 70 be roiiea next Wednesday
evening, which will make all things
equal once again. Following is the
-tardng Of the clubs, with the ndivid-
Val averages:
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
CELTICS WIN IN
A HARD FOUGHT
SOCCER CUP TIE
Three Teams Tied for the
Lead-Moffatt Off TO a
Football Team.
BOTH SIDES SHOW
CLEVER TEAM WORK
West Huds0nS ard Yonhe,
Elevens Play Two Hours
tC ScOreIeSS Tie.

The Brooslyn Celtics. three uns,
winners Of the New York State Lesgps
and tnalists IN both of the big Gun lies
last season, defeated the soccer team
OF the Jersey \. G. In the United STATE.
Football Association series a. Mar.
qucttc Oval, i'm Brooklyn. los a score o.,
TO YESTERDAY The home team "a,
minus ;hc service o. EIif. ono Of u,
s'a~ forwards. bat ncrer.l.',-, sur.
c-eded in getting fhe verdict after
thrilling finish. Al 5au-ume hono,
were even. each side having allied
once.
For twenty minutes neither side "a,
able to score, then the Jerseymcn took
the lead after brilliant work by Jsnu
Ford. The anxiety Of the C.ltlcs' fOl.
lowers was quickly relieved tao min.
utes later, when a combined rush 70,
the visitors coal gave NcGrce,y
chance 10 equalize.
Within five minutes after the rcs,ar.
the Celtics established n lead Of toL.
thanks TO goal by Lennon and OH,l.
ioran. Adnmsor came 20 the re,cu,
for the jersey 4. g.. but Bark. vith
a fine one from the right. again placed
the home team , up. NcGrccyy op,nsd
up a still wider margin. but. with n,
score at > TO against chem, the is.
itors took brace.
Hudson scored from a free alex and
James Ford made II 5 20 (. lu the la.t
five minutes the Coltics held their ID.
vantage.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Money Back of Feds.

S HERE money back the campagnof that 10 evidence IS %
gand there determination to back H. too IN cause "n
doubt those who purchased the plot or
Lenox Avenue and 1l5th Street con aI W
natural growth will more than pay h
profit besides In all prooaoy
baseball will be expected to take care OF w
initial overhead charge quite possible that rentals VIII carry
the of invested for building the
stands so that the club position take only OF
expenses Money be lost even under these con-
deal of money and IN the mean une nou
generally accepted be the best paying oaseoa ns
IN the
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
ST. kNSELNI WEN
SET FAST PACE
TN ROAD RACE
Win Team HOGorS III First
Run Of Young Mems
ArChdiOceSan Union.

The Young Mems Catholic Arch
diocesan Union, a new organization IN
the athletic field, held Us first invita-
tion run over the three and half mile
course Of the Annuncistion Athletic
Club. in The Bronx, yesterday. \ field
of tifty-four athletes competed, repre-
senting six clubs. The team honors
were easily won by the 81. Anselm's
Athletic Club. Of The Bronx, which had
fourteen runners in the competition,
twelve of them finishing in positions
ranging from second to thirteenth.
Tom Dwyer, Of the Aquanis Athletic
Association. won the individual honors,
finishing more than a full minute in
advance Of Frank Foran. The winners
time Was 1920. Richard Brandt made 2
hard fight. but had to be content with
third place.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Another Daniels Here.

VOLLMER eighteen of and sophomore
Columbia University Six eight days this youth
100 yards the New York Athletic Club tank
made 75oot pool and faster by 20 seconds
other hung IN the
water These figures speak for Vom who considered better
stronger than he what
called sprntng pointed this column last
and the point OF development
such Daniels MivTay lebne Raithe
Duke Kahansmoku With and
experience reasonable forecast that in due time Nomers name
all rest
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
CONTINENTALS WIN
EASILY IN CUP TIE
Outplay |. R. T. Strollers
Throughout in Soccer Fixture.

The Continentals defeated the l. r.
T. Strollers at Harlem oval yesterday
by a score Of 3 10 0. and thereby
earned a place in the third round Of
the cup tie Of the United States Foot
ball Association.
The play in the first period was
fairly even. and at half-time the victors
led by | TO O.. The first goal. fifteen
minutes from the start, resulted from
good work by Mathews and Meyer
dierks. or the right wing Hayes took a
shot for goal, and upon the rebound
Cooper scored. Both sides kept fast
pace up TO the intermission.
Twenty minutes of the second period
passed before the Continentals were
able to tally again. In a race for the
Strollers' net Puxty beat out Dahill
and successfully negotiated the second
point for his side. PuXty also assisted
in earning the third and last goal, Ionic
being responsible for the shot that
made it three straight.
T.o I,po-up follou-a.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Boxing Bouts
of the Week

TO-DAY.
kfsf1o0n--BreAdosy Sporting Club. srotiya--
s.ml.pro;ssslor4l tDeuts-simen Lo'er and
Elie stsn;5n. Jimmy 0'Nell and Bobby
Hanson.
Eyshlas-obmpic Athletic Club-AUo, Rather
and lee mcCauley. WIN. Doyle ard ssIiy
Burns. Martin weIby and philadelphia lack
Ryan. Bobby SaUsf an5 J.,k Miller.
Vanderbilt Athl.do Club, Brsokbn-WIlli,
lsnsforJ and x. o. Jshnssn.
TUESDAY.
ou..n,bsr. Athletic Club-Bartlsy Msdssr and
lack Conner.
American sperlns ciub-Reieh and Sailor Car.
roll. Mike noTessue and Soldier Maher.
FRANK Brown and Tern hsrsn.
Broadway Spsr,lhs Club. Broskbn-Tom cOnlsr
and Jack Oion.
THURSDAY.
Pi.n,, Sportins Club-Jlm Srss. and Charley
W.ln.u.
FRIDAY.
Harlem Ssortin, clUb-L.seh crO,, and ~
wolssst Ysuns Brown and ice Welllns. Ben-
nj. Lrsnard and ice HSnsst.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Nine Straight for
FultOn-CamerOnS I'd

For the ninth time in succession the
Fulton -Camerons won in the Metropoli-
tan Football League yesterday. defeat
ing tho Bay Ridge eleven at Woodside
by a score Of , goals 70 and main
tanning their lead in the competition.
One goal was scored in esc half.
Frost, centre forward of the Fulton
Camerons. tailed both points. The
first one in the opening period was the
result of pass by Hart. Frost OBJ
tanned the second one by brilliant in
dividusl squirt. beating all opposition
The lineup follovs:
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
l3hed strongIy,
Mcneil Runs Fast Race.

The course record of the Royal Ath-
letic Club for four miles was broken
again, this time by Joe Mcneil, OF the
Presentation Club, who romped home
an easy winner in 22:01. He lowered
the former mark by three seconds, held
By Casper Schaifer. of the Long Island
Athletic ClAb. McNeils most danger
Gus rival proved to be Leo Vaughn. a
home club runner. who after making
the pace for three miles weakened and
gradually fell rearward. Frank Schultz,
unattached, wos third.
Tho II n, n, q ~. fnllnUa.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

Gross Brothers Win
in Brooklyn Run

The Gross brothers. Max and Harry,
Of The Brooklyn Athletic Association,
finished less than ten yards apart as
named for first and second place in the
invitation run of their club in Brook
lyn. Bert Moore. representing the Oza-
Eam Athletic Association, was third.
Edwin Mayo, from scratch, won by
riches over Joe Sherman in the last
few strides in the monthly handicap
run of the club. Sherman went to the
front at the third mile. but he was
pressed to the limit BY Mayo, who fin
ished strouQly
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

The shoot-of Waldo Grose won the leg.
the yearly cup with full score.
Tracy Il. Lewis tool the high scratch
prize with n score Of 81. .and Or. Dcauc
proved the winner Of the high handicap
prize after shooting Of tic With
Waldo Groac. {. l.. Thompson won the
shoot-of IN the 100 bird match of
last week, which was postponed on &C
count Of darkness al that Tins
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

A fold nf flftv.two athletes went OYER

A field of fifty-two athletes went over
the trail of the Pennant Athletic CLUB
in The Bronx, a sprint at the finish de-
Gliding the issue. Jim O'Connor, OF the
Millrose Athletic Association, was the
victor. beating out Joseph Costello, OF
the Bronx Church House. by ten yards.
Victor Voteretsas, the Evening High
School 'cross-country champion, also
was contender from the outset and
finished a good third.
In tho members monthly handicap
run Watson Martin, with a start OF
2:20. showed the way in 2l:00. William
Rozettc. the oldtime Marathon king.
finished second from the scratch mark
in 1000
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Cuss Words Not Needed.

JONES Yaes head football coach but the
trouble he don't swear, remarked Yale man, the other day.
quick, rule to catch the direction of the faintest
trouble coaches do All swearing not
notion that be reused only by
expeves words add the
influence They bespeak mpaece
anger understanding power If the lack words
thing and the coaching job Ya
problem is solved.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Baseball the Chief Sufferer.

~ HIS not support Of what looks to be more or less
wild ventre-he throwing speak Of good after bad
suggested explain situation when so
many seem TO think suicide Baseball be nearer than
imagined the big booming the
ouest the be hoped that settlement
will come and that right there be assurance that
the Feds are no nearer capng bankruptcy than
that the the greatest sufferer
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
lob Must Seek the Man.

" and its question of football coach
unlike that YALE Big Bill Hollenbak is quoted
saying Certainly I'll accept the position it is offered
seeking The position seek the man. AS the
The position
would be the about what
game blind mans should light Hoenback
Mezger Any the three
sutho counted results if not least
three
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Waldo GroSe Wins Cup
AT ManhasSet Shoot

Although the muster was small a.
the Msnhasset Bay Yacht Club traps
yesterday, some excellent scores were
returned. Waldo Grose, Y. Grose and
Or. !. Desne tied with full scores In
ths Ghsst for ths MONTH eup. and u
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

NE of these days powers that he in organized baseball VIII ac
cent the Feds seriousness AS matter of fact the so-aeo
- outlaws are accented seriously than will be admitted hey
70 conducting campaign recognition along well defined lines and 1t
baseball concerned better perhaps SO " as INC
arrarc is concerned whether lines sound or not
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Stock. of Phillies. to Marry

Mobile. Ala, Dec. 10 Milton Stock.
third bascman of the Philadelphia Ma
tionals. will be married here Wednes-
dsy night TO Miss Myrtle Mcnamara.
Of this city. He met her while he was
a member Of the Mobile Southern
League team. in 1918.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
the Thread of Their Remarks by String Them
Comment and Gossip
On Sports of the Day
By HERBERT

ERE hc Of another National League meeting "
IL days Of four five this meant almost
between the Giants and the tubS but uie'
WIN
flies of unexpected angen or o aoouC
crow with wing John H. Tener the abrzer Some'g
Of routine business
doubtful II dctograph could De ISeo
would reading but the secretary in recoung inc
high lights and the high words
varkc methods lie will tell however mat inc ~
eau, pennan formally awarded to the PheS ana aI MI
expressed thanks; he will tell hat harmony
r tho atcbvor he will tell Barney Deyfuss
the schedule committee and end 50 orh Inc rams
hardly read about it all The hours are hanging '|
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

Two thousand soccer enthusiasts sss
the West Hudsons and Yonkers =. C.
play 20 a scoreless tie in the United
States Football Association AZ the Fed.
era LeaGIe ball grounds at Harrison,
n. j., yesterday. The game lasted 40
hours.
The play was fast and clean all tie
way through and darkness had set IN
as the referees whistle sounded the
finish. 1t was arranged after the game
that the replsy should take place a,
Ionkers next Sunday afternoon
Tho liue-un follovra.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Feds Hard to Lick.

than anything else this same peace
W Speaking of the invasion Of Manhattan the other Gay Ma
easy TO reach and any lick Organized baseball might
as well make up its min to that" Matty is right
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

An exhibition game between 10.
Overseas Wanderers and an eleven OIL
the White Rose Football Club az Vs.
.Oria resulted in victory for the former
Dy goals TO o. ". Leahy and =
Shell shot a goal apiece.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

next gayotte. White was recently Sc
lected 10 meet Welsh through news
paper canvass in Chicago. They hate
their little Charley out there.
sam Wallach takes la pluma en- Ia
mano:
Leach began his work ior Wolgast
last Friday. He is boXisg like himself
again and wants a crack at the title;
the sooner the better, too.
The opening of several large clubs
will permit Of mis- being quite busy IN
the meantime. Marty, our lttle-blg
brother who has been beating the tough
welters at the rate OF two per week,
had to call Of several bouts because
of sore ear which will prevent mis-
boxing until late in December.
A line from Harry Pollok:
81 see that Wolgast Is again trying
10 brcaE into print at the expense OF
Freddie We sh. as he now wants TO give
Freddie $4,000 10 box him forty-iive
rounds for the title. When we were
in Chicago two weeks ago Woleast
wired me from La Crosse 30 please wait
over a DAY for him as he was coming
10 the Windy City prepared TO give
Welsh a $4,000 purse 10 boz him
twenty rounds in Denver | obliged
Wolgast by staying over an extra day.
When he showed up he said everything
was rosy and agreed to post $500 as
a forfeit for the match. which he said
WAS 90 take place on Christmas Day.
That was the last ever heard Of VOL
CAST until he pops up with this forty
five round scheme. A little real money
and less idle talk will be al that I'll
ask OF the former champion
Leo Flynn received a wire from 4
Canadian promoter some time ago ask
ing Flynn 70 send on a heavyweight TO
meet Arthur Pelky in bout before a
Winnipeg club. The message read:
send US in a hurry some big fellow
with knockout record TO meet Pelky."
Flynn wired back:
Am sending you the best big man
in the state; has twenty-nne knock
outs attached 10 his record"
The fellow appeared on scheduled
time al Winnipeg, and Pelky knocked
him out with one punch 10 the jaw.
The management OF the club was furi-
Gus over the poor showing made by
Flynn's selection. The manager wired
Flynn Immediately:
"You sent us a fathead OF the first
water. We thought you said he had
twenty knockouts attached to his
record"
Flynn wired back: "You read my
message correctly. He HAS twenty
nine knockouts attached 10 his record,
but | didn't say whether they were at
tached FOR or AGAINST. Send my
commission"
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

Hudson United defeated The lie
Rose eleven by 3 goals TO 0 10 ihs
Metropolitan League match az Iorri,
Park The goals were shot by Wils9',
Whelan and Walmsley.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

in yesterday nudged me IN friendly
~ fashion and leaning whispered confidential tones; y seen
Bon Johnson day and he he and Tenr IS gong 70
his crowd the Feds all they ash
bewderng that We got oil AT So
Tac instead of Fend and couldn't ind The Grand Central
Station.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
II three straight
The Imam folloNa:

Gosls-Coopcr. PuE'y. Lolie Con''Usu,als Ref
e-es.G T. trc. gltuu Lus,rler-W Holder aud
H. Graham. Tme-lls'res of forty i've minutes.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
The lineup follows:

Goal'-hcGreTy t'l, Lennon. ohs'Io-ar. IEk
Broclyn 1eucs. James Ford ,lI, hIals.H Hs1
son. Jersoy A. &. Befecre-G taiteoff LfHfs ~
y. Hoddcn AMI A. Rors0l. Tmt-HlIfs q
forty i've minutes
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Water Jump Not Needed.

the the national coscoun
r. championship we'll taken seems unnecessary to
do through ice cold water,
when would the in the test of endur
possible that f. w Ruben could clear the water
Of hard going but the fact that
can't there turks the chance heavy colds something
splash through instead Of sailing 1t silly
the possibility penalty when the contest be made
difficult Now the really funny part
The Saturday could be stepped
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

Here's a suggestion for tha
man of the house
Mark this ad, particularly the
next paragraph, and leave II
under your wifes eye.
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for q man an a mans store.
Handsome dressing gowns and
bath robes that are not freaks OF
futurist art.
Rich neckwear that is not a
collections Of rainbows, sunbursn
or cubists' creations.
Comfortable housecoats with a
"stay-at-home" influence.
initiated handkerchiefs. six
muflers and Scotch knit jackets
Wardrobe trunk, and ward
robe suit cases.
Everything men and boys
wear.
Christmas order forrs for h"'
u'ishirg 10 gre gift orders on 49,
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
A Boon to Racing.

TOW that the Jockey Kentucky
mission have taken sides with the Jockey Club the early
racing Of twoearods this pernicous practice doomed after
The edict has forth b. The
leader this racing
.woyear-olds has ruined a good horse
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13
Tire line-nn follows:

It0T "lef-A- TIT.'TII- III-'- mn TI"'" =
watson rme-Hsiycs - f0s'y.lr- ul4'rs i-
extra time of haif an hour
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

The American Boxing Association
proposes 20 hold an elimination series
among the lightwcights here and in
Milwaukee 10 bring forth the best man
TO meet Charley White 1T New Or
leans. The winner may then step right
~ 10 Freddie Welsh and DEMAND Tho
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

Goa Frost tll. Fulton
Walsh. IAursnl-l HarkU
uAis =. lo.- nrs AapL->
New-York tribune., 1915-12-13

next gavotte. White was recently Sc
lected TO meet Welsh through news
paper canvass in Chicago. They hate
their little Charley out there.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-22

81 colOred servants stood over the
dead man In the library. and before the
old nurse had noticed the absence OF
the child. Ha-ar had come around the
mansion TO the front LOosening the
strap that held the horse she entered
the doctors carriage. still holding the
frightened little girl so Its cries were
snenced, and drove away.
The next morning the news Of his
enemy's death reached Judge Stanley.
With il We're vague Fumors and whis-
pered suspicious. Other news came.
toc-news Of the escape OF the gypsy
mad woman and the disappearance OF
Or. Lees horse and buggy. The judge
stayed not To rejoice ut the death Of
his enemy. He refused even To tell his
wife what strange business called him
hence. with pistol in the holster at
his saddle side.
In n narrow dcfile in the Blue Ridge
Judge Stanley tracked down his prey
Hagar had abandoned the doctors eX-
hausted horse ana the now broken gig
and. bearing the child on her strong
shoulder. was climbing the rocky trail
when she heard the rattle OF horse
hOofs and heard the voice OF Judge
Stanley call upon her to halt. She
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-22
At GOVERNMENT EXPENSE

Mr.. J. NJ. Braxton, Of the engineer
department of the U. S. Army, is to
be in Ocala today, for the purpose of
collecting data to enable the depart
ment to decide on the wisdom of con-
structing the Silver Springs canal
Our "'Bloxham" friends will please
notice that Mr.. Braxton's visit and
work is. at government expense.
Secretary Rooney has received the
following letter from Major Ladue:
Secretary Board of Trade, Ocala, Fla
Dear Sir: The last river and har-
Dor act directed a preliminary exami-
nation "Silver Springs run to Ocala
with a view of constructing canal
The duty of making this examination
has been assigned by the chief of en-
gineers to my direction.
This is to inform you that Mr.. ]. NJ
Braxton, assistant engineer, will visit
Ocala on Thursday, July 22nd, for the
purpose of making the field examina-
ton, and collecting data that will be
used in compiling the report. Any
information that you can give him
looking to the advisability of the gov
eminent undertaking the proposed
construction will be appreciated.
Very respectfully, w. B. Ladue,
Major, Corps of Engineers.