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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
Grinnell and Vicinity.

special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Feb. g-Wnile George
Mason Goforth was sitting in chair
in his residence. 9sl Spring street, on
Saturday evening. his heart stopped
and life WAS extinct Tor some time be-
fore his wife made the discovery.
Funeral services were held from the
home yesterday afternoon. conducted
ny Rev. J NJ. Brown pastor OF the
Methodist church, with interment in
Hardwood. Being veteran OF the
civil war. his pallhearers were chosen
from the members OF Gordon Granger
post. MIR Goforth was born in Lex
inston. KY in November. 1897. AT
the axe OF !: years he came with his
parents to western Iowa. IN September
1850 he was married TO Miss Freelove
Trip Of Iowa City who survives him.
Three children We're born Of this mar
r.age and all are sim living. Mrs.
her parents nave been living Al; her
Mchenna lives in Kansas City, Mo-.
and was present at the funeral Mrs.
Clara butcher lives Al Rarlelsville,
Okla, and could not he here, Four
Grandchildren were present az the
funeral.
Death called Daniel Horak very sud-
denly yesterday morning at his home.
1919 Spring street. He had been in
usual health, had arisen at the usual
time AID went out - the wash house
and built ire. Not returning when
breakfast was ready his wife went to
ind him He had fallen from an
arcs5.5ctic stroke and was lying or the
ground and was Iifeiess before his
body could he taken into the home He
was - years Of age and had lived IN
Grinneu since 1890. He was born in
Bohemia ana came with his parents 70
Johnson county when about % years
Of age. He leaves a wife and FIVE
children. and five children have pre-
coded him across the divide. Funeral
services viii be held ~ the home on
"Wednesday Afternoon at go o'clock.
conducted by Rev. J. u. Brown. pastor
II the Methodist church. with inter-
mert in Hazelwood-
The parent-teac hers association.
Cooper school branch, VIII hold their
regular meeting IN the Kindergarten
room Al that school on Thursday after
noon al 3:45 o'clock. "Medical In
spect:on Of the schools viii be the
topic of discussion and tne address VIII
he given By pr. Sprague. The meet
ing is open 10 the public.
The regular congregational Brother
mood meeting VIII be held in the church
this evening. After the buffet lunch
con al 5;Ij. and a short business ses-
sion. the address Of the evening will
he given IN the auditorium OF the
church by DR.. Charles Z. Jefferson. Of
New York city 1t VIII be the second
u the George a. Gates memorial lee
Tvs For this occasion the doors are
opened wide and men and women are
invited 10 fill the church.
Mr.. ]. l. schoaeld. who is the fore
runner Of the coming evangelist who
begins work next Sunday, has been
energetic since his arrival and has
succeeded in outlining an organization
that is 90 full and complete that it
seems 10 embrace all the working ma
terial Of the professedly Christian
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
How 70 Cure a La eripr. Couch

Coughs that hang on" demand treat
-a- Sop al6 think, Reason and
common sense tell you TIA. II is folly
% grin ard oeza IT. Those rack;c g
Il grippe coughs that wrench rha bo5y
and cause soreness and pains il the
lungs yiali more quickly 70 Eoiey's
Honey a1d Tar than 20 a. other
treatment. Forty years record of Sue
cesses proved this For coughs. colds.
Group ard other distressing ailments cf
throat ch4s-, lungs. lark ard b-oa-
chiai tues. YOU can fui nothing That
viii compare wt-h -tis reliable remedy
AcB-.de & VII Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

even considerations Of the workings OF
the plan. The main committee Will
hear something about the system ana
its workings. There are now twenty
five states that have adopted the IN
determinate sentence plan and not one
has ever gone back to the old way
after giving it trial. 1t is being
taken up In Europe and most of the
civilized countries of the world are
adopting it.
The investigation into the workings
of the various laws relating TO oficlal
publications of legal notices and legal
matters is to bring 70 the attention or
the legislators some interesting Things
A bill is pending to nave the highway
law changed SO that it would not be
necessary to ublish resolutions in re-
gard to construction of culverts ana
bridges costing less than $1,000, but
the bill is delayed, and IN the mean
time. so it is reorted, great many OF
the counties are going ahead under
the law as at present and are publish
ing notices of intent to construct cul-
verts. The bill can hardly he repealed
or changed in time 20 stop this system
for 1915. But in regard 10 some other
matters an investigation IS under way.
For instance. il is found that III GER
tain drainage district which includes
parts of three counties. where the pup
lication of identical matter is made
necessary in the newspapers OF three
separate counties. there is great d.
Nerslty as to the cost Of sEcn pubilca-
tion. One county sent in bill for
SS25. another for S275 and the third
for sii2. Il was all the same copy;
but the variation In bills showed how
differently the law is understood as 10
prices. Members are ct work on
plan 10 change the law 80 there Will be
less misunderstanding
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

population OF the city and close vicin-
ity. In all this organization denomi-
nationalism seems to have suddenly
dropped out and committees are made
up Of any and all available material.
A mems bible club plans to take in
all the men of all the churches and is
properly Differed and divided into
committees to accomplish something.
A like organization has been made
among the women, and the children
will not be left out.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

prices secured. Tho commissioners
are expecting that in = very few weeks
they viii let another contract almost
a. large. Mason City secured natural
asphalt paving last year. and It was
splendidly laid, as low as $3.50 per
square yard and they are looking for
even better figure this year. SO much
cement enters into the construction OF
an asphalt street that even in his city
OF cement there Is not much objection
to its use for paving purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
EFFORT TO BE MADE TO CHANGE
PRoHIBlToRY AMEND.
MENT.
PROPOSAL TO FIX TIME
FOR GOING INTO EFFECT
Some Would Place Date as Far Away
as 1eao-Amendment Proposed Much
s+r,noer Than plan to Repeal Mulct
Law = "Drys" Pack Gallery and
Speeches Are Applauded.
snecial 70 Times-Republican.

pes Moines, Feb. 9.-Following the
preliminary skirmish OF Monday on
temperance matters conference o.
those members Of the seuate favorable
TO the prohibtory amendment to the
constitution was held and these mem
bers we're in consultation all afternoon
They went carefully over the situation
with a view 10 seeing K there was not
some way of reaching an agreement as
TO the exact procedure. The conference
did not fully accomplish the main pur-
nose. but 1t was decided that they
should all stand together IN oenlahdlils
that the amendment resolution come 70
the floor of the senate and oe consul
cred on is merits al this time
There was agreement thai the com
mittee on constitutional amendments :,
Of which Mr.. Enger is chairman, snoA.o
be called together at O'CLOCK inns
morning 10 see If it would not consent
to report out the resolution, Win OF
without recommendation.
There was also disclosed the fact
that some members who are favorable
to the general proposal want 10 load u
down in some way. For instance, Il :
20 be proposed that the resolution IN
a lime when the amendment snail 90
into effect. say in 1920. There are oth-
er plans OF amendment also 10 De pro-
posed.
The fact is plain that the amendment
proposal is much stronger than the
plan to repeal the mulct law.
II was announced late yesterday that
arrangemen had been perfected oy the
drvs for packing the galleries CoGaE
with a view 10 providing generous
supply of applause FOR the anticipated
speeches that are TO De made OF the
subject.
The real point Of order on which ire
CIarkson motion 70 discharge tAe tenn
perance committee from consideration
of the muict law repeal iii ana re-
turn it has yet to De decided n the SEN
ate It IS apparently 2 point that does
not appertain 10 any other motion %
similar nature. Il relates 20 ne FORM
of the motion. It Is a resolution 70 dis
charge a committee ron further coz
sheraton OF certain important iegts!a-
ton virtually a motion TO abolish ana
apan don e committee. From @naI hap
pened on Monday II would seem PROB
able that the p-s.dec. d ne senate
wiz have 70 re shown oe:o-e he agrees
TIA. rh4 form .. TIE motion L --s1.
ard proper. TIE question was do6gea
YESTERDAY oz, nay cane Up Of FE6ay
Another question may a-zs-s1 c-dAr
to discharge committee rom co1s-o-
e-asioa o. certain s1ollscS wos2 Is
mater o. fat Ia o.l = = Z s-t tom
--F
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
TO LEr PAVING CONTRACT.

Mason City 20 open 1ids For 7oooo
Yards Of Work, on Feb. 81.
Special to Times Republican.
Mason City, Feb. Son Feb. - this
city will let contract for 10000 yards
Of paving. The specifications are what
are called open, admitting of natural
and artificial asphalts. concrete or
brick. just what material is to be
used will largely depend upon the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
HOUSE TO LET LOOSE oRAToRY
ON QUESTION OF SCHOOL
OFFICIALS.
BILL TO CHANGE ELECTIONS
OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Proposal Made to Return to Old Sys-
tenn Of General EIections-Committee
Reports Adversely on Francis Bill
Make New Court Trials More Diff
eult-Parole System on Trial.
TO Times. Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
nes Moines. FEB. e.-The house is
scheduled for fireworks on Wednesday
over the bin TO return to the old po-
litical way of selection OF county SUI
per!ntendents. Miller has a bill on the
calendar 10 restore the plan OF cleo
tior, OF the school heads in each county.
The bill provides for extending the
terms OF office OF the present incum-
berts. which terms expire next sum-
ner anil Jan. /. 1917, anu then the
elected officials 10 take charge. Tucker
Of Clinton has on amendment pend
ing 10 permit selection this wear OF the
superintendent under the ncnpartisan
plar ana then 10 have the reversion 10
me abandoned method take place TWO
wears hence. The chief effect OF the
Ri. NIL. probably be 10 give occasion
for exploitation OF most II the COM
paints which have been accumulated
II resart; 10 the workings q the new
school legislation. The bill can not
pass.
The senate received report today ad-
verse ID the bill by Francis 70 re-
qu.-e mat before new trial may ne
granted ay district Judge or re-
sersai ny the supreme court that the
tudse or court must ne convinced that
there has bean denial OF substantial
Justice 10 he azSrieved party. OF words
10 taa- effect The sch erne VIII go
.r;o ne junk heap without much ceTe-
Iuo-r The lawyers on me commit
tee or some q them took the ground
tzas .aw e that kind would i'm
increase the power and pri-
v.lege q trial Judge, and be AT in
vt-a-l1n for the judge always - 80
into -he equities OF the case ard decide
t1s very matters which are supposed
70 D. eft % : jury -aa: = would
operate ofr=ner 10 defeat Justice than
70 secure i. and anyway IS not needed
now. The plan Is one which has re-
ceived the Endorsement. however. OF
th4 STATE Bar Association and Of many
eminent lawyers and 4 IS in force
IN o.ne- states I. has been recon-
merded n :He report q The attorney
general and is sure 20 come W in some
ether form o. - other times
or Friday next the house commit.
.ee on pa-cons VIII consider bi,l by
Jameson 70 require -ha; Iowa reIurn
- th4 old way Of haviglg he governor
thru CLERK handle the parole busi-
ness after The courts have GGed az IN
flexible limit q sentence. i IS pos
s.bI= cha- joint committee meeting
VII re held. as the members Of the
board q parole have been invited 10
appear and p-esen, 6 Few facts regard
Ing lf7e workings u ne isEetarIaira-e
serte1ce Iaw : Subcommittee had
IN favor u abolishing the IN
Gs-s-rlirate sentence PIN without
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

years of disappointment. to5ay there
is not sign Of Superfuous Hair CT my
face, arms or anywhere else. I got I'd
of it through following the advi.s ri :
friendly scientist, a Professor Of Chem
istry at an English University. The
treatment he advised is 80 thorough,
simple and easy to USE at I want
every other sufferer in America ~
know about it. 1t worked such change
In my appearance and my happiness.
that gll.dly waive my natural feelings
OF sensitiyeness and will tell broadcast
to all who are afflicted how / destroyed
every trace Of hair. never TO return
II you are a sufferer and would like
TO have full details, just send along
your name (stating whether Mrs. or
MisS9 and address, and a two-cent
stamp for return postage, and 1 will
send you in full detail the advice and
instructions which resulted in my own
scure after all else failed. Address you.
letter, Mrs. Kathryn jenkins. Boston,
Moss, Aptmt 1872, B. C. Wentworth
Bldg.
NOTE: Mrs. Jenkins as er photo
Graph shows, Is a lady OF refinement,
81 Tor, years was well-known as a
lA Leader IN Scranton, Pa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
HOW | CURED MY
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

to the district court from justice courts
only when 500 or more is involved.
The committee had adversely decided
this matter but it has been reopened.
TIE bill comes from the bar association
at Ottumwa, so it is stated, but is also
desired in a number of other places in
the state.
Senator Kimban expects this week
to get ready for Introduction of his bill
TO authorize the railorad commission to
order union depot in Council Bluffs.
1t viii be specific as TO the powers of
the commission, while as to the present
law there is said to be grave doubt on
the authority conferred.
The house received today from the
judiciary committee a report recon-
mending indefinite postponement OF the
bill by which Mr., WHITAKER to require
that lobbyists shall register and give
an account OF themselves.
The members OF the general assem-
bly, have received a circular embodying
certain resolutions OF the city council
OF Ottunwa indorsing senate file No. 5
for the municipal control of telephone
companies. The Wapello county
oranges also have indorsed the same.
AS the law now is states the com
munication there IS in reality no
power 10 control or regulate telephone
companies. The bill proposes 70 subject
these companies 10 the same k12d and
measure OF control 70 which gas COM
panies. water companies, ard electric
lighting companies are anlenable. that
is, TO reasonable rt3les and regulations.
No proper minded person can deny that
this is fair Telephone service enters
intimately INTO our business and home
life ard 20 say that such service is
above all control and regulation is 70
admit 4 state OF things unfair and in
tolerable."
TIE plan for STAGE farm mortgage
banks, on which Dennis Hogan. O
Nassena, Cass county, has been work
ing several years. Is embodied N a bill
made ready today for Introduction Il
provides for the incorpora ton, regula-
ton and control OF such banks and IS
framed 10 follow inst as nearly As
possible the general banking laws 81
the state to create 10 especially sew
institutions but 10 make L possible 10
organize these banks In connection
with the usual banks The purpose Is
that of "loaning money UPON first
mortgages upon agricultural lands II
the state and the Issuance O. bonds
secured by the mortgages 50 acquired
No bank shah be organized with lass
than $50 600 capital. There viii b
three farm land examiners appointed
by the state auditor 70 pass or The
values OF the lands or which loans are
10 be made.
An effort Will be made today 10 get
out Of the house appropriations COM
mirtee The bill for $1,000 appropria-
ton for the benefit OF the proposed
exhibit OF Iowa products az the San
Francisco exposition There has been
some talk OF an effort 20 raise the sum
70 a larger figure bur -his may rot be
tried row that the serate has fixed z
limit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09
Northern Iowa Items

cugh search He toan3 The. same one
rad el!-5ed thru 3 .tr..= --2p door into
: s2-: q zt-lc ard ran 5iz5o.n;e5 The
store pipe - i passed thru ire attic
ar5 rad thar poured u over The raft
as II tae hope. supposedly. mat the
So would cone Up thru tae pipe and
50. ne ii. soaked -at.ers afre ana II
..a, way 5g-2 ;Ee school.
w=t.-loo.
Fo1-reG carloads IL horses pur-
{ hases Eo- the Eu-opeon war we're
. shipped oCt u Waterloo last week over
cTer .1e Rocs Island SUNDAY. Another
rain u fourteen cars billed from
E,u@1z pazsec thru this CITY Sunday
eT@- tE= Illinois Centrel From one
70 four cs-s are shipped o1it over the
Aoex Island lives On an average er-
s.y -ag days. according - officials.
Tae Great Western is a.Eo handling a
Z. 11Eser 9: SHIPMENTS. the average
.1ts r : horse in The 1ar zone * from
fgg. - agnt darg. Some ides may be
2a.Eed II Ire rsgrnber of horses shipped
from B-aek Hsw. county when the
:act nat 4 horse car mas capacity Of
'airEE -oLe head ig taken INTO consid-
GRAFTON.
Cedar Falls.
4 fo-ce y 10 rolun.eer workers with
: hammer and SAN have completed the
. erection " huge tabernacle here 70
cg.lse Inc L~o-y eYans4,ise.c company
: w:z5ca nj. open = four weeks cam
pagr here FEB. Il. The tabernacle
y-9-.erz mere no. 10 be deferred from
tneir ls5or because .: unpleasant:
ass her. whicf9 Friday cauged them to
6esJst for seTersl hours, 5ut kept ham
r1eying sway pn,il the l2Et nail YES
5-lane. The WORK vas done under the
direction n e. J Martin. Of Topeka.
Kan, advance man and assistant for
+ Pes, M Lowry>s home town and this
+ il the first revival FOR MIN here during
Z ten Yearg residerce. All the churches
aye Joining in q movement Z, make this
record breaking campo On for the
CeGar Falls evangelist.
Manson.
The James CoiIigan house. about two
miles cert ri Manson, which was occu-
pied ~ 5ls ION, John coIiizan and fam
III, burned ~ the ground last Wednes-
oay forenoon and only few articles
were saved. The fire had gained much
sleaSwaY before 81 wag discovered
Arg. C2lisgan went upstairs TO get her
husbands oYsrcoat. az he yag about to
stArr u the 81. Mccormick farm with
nis team 10 assist Mr.. Mccormick tc
tsIe his hcuseho.d goods to town
preparatory 70 moving 70 Des Moines
Az she opened the door Of an upgtairt
room, sfle was forced back by smoke
and flames. Owing 70 the storm tel
eps1osgs wires were down and help could
ralt ve called, but nejghbors soon not.
lced the flames and crowd gathered
hut ny thfs time s. was useless to tn
W ssre the building. The house VIA,
valued ~ $1,000. with 1900 fnsuranc.
1Ss5 Si11 insurance WAS carried on thu
furniture. II IL thought the FIRE startes
from a detective fins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-09

| The house received today from the
! judiciary committee a report recon-
mending indefinite postponement OF the
B bill by which Mr. WHITAKER TO require
| that lobbyists shall register and give
an account OF themselves.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-27
r1nIEsREPUBIIcAN MARsHAILTowN IOWA: DECEMBER

grading another. Thus We have con.
stantly to renew the paint on our IRON
work; the former coats disappear
wholly or In part, and the material Of
which they wore composed has turned
to dust. We may accordingly look for.
ward to . time when all matter will
b uniformly distributed as dust
throughout Space condition that,
according to the nebular hypothesis,
actually did prevail at one time, be-
fore the universe, % We know it, was
formsd.-Youth's Companion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-27
Enor.s No. Apprse lassa.

Betsy Jane had been blessed with .
baby sister. which was as satisfactory
a. could be for time The baby was
. nice one, and Betsy did not say ,
word against her, even II baby did
have . pug nose. AS Betsy grew older
and could be trusted with the baby,
she was gradually shifted to duty ~
day nurse. This interfered with her
arrangements, and Was noteso salts.
factory.
One afternoon Betsy's mother heard
the baby crying more Justify than
usual. She wondered II Betsy Jane
had deserted her charge. Rushing into
the yard, she found Betsy waving at .
girl in the next square.
Push the gocart, Betsy Jane. and
keep the baby quiet" sdmonished the
mother.
"Push nothing" exclaimed Betsy
Jane, resuming her task. I'm tired
of pushing. She doesn't appreciate
anything"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-27
.nemelene.

A New York advertising expert said
In an address on efficiency In sales
manship: The eficient salesman or
saleswoman never Jumps 1t false or
rash conclusions. There was . rather
pretty girl taken on In big provi-
sion house the other day who 10 very
far from the maximum Of einctoncy.
An elderly gentleman got out Of his
limousine ono morning. entered this
girls department, raised his hat po
ntely and said: Good morning. DO
you keep dates?' Misunderstandin
the questions purport. the pretty girl
flushed angrily and answered: Yes, /
keep EN- all right, all right. but don't
make 'em with no old fossils like
you!'"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-27
DEGRADATION o. Mater.

II We examine tho life history Of
any substance with sufficient knowl-
edge and sufficient care, says the En-
gineer. we shall find that nature pro-
vides means and forces that little by
little are turning that substance into
dust, The manipulations of man
greatly assist in the process; but ma
ture itself is quite competent to
achieve the task. At times We strive
pie, when We apply paint to ironwork
In ORDER to prevent It from rusting.
But We can hinder it only for time,
and even then we merely check tho
degradation of one substance by de