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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

peIder cine apotbefcrihule an Der
Stoats. lluiucriitat eiuaeridtet piro.
Gieie 8orloge nur0c uon Senator
9rootlep eingereiht.
Gic Sorlnge, mad peldcr ieoer
gcrein ooer Club 3Ueds auSidaif
pon @etrdnfen cine regelredte Ga.
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StImmen abaenieien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

Die 3rmit Der gdenitrber Bat ale
llriade Die idllehtan 3eitea 5l be.
flaaeu. &is6er maren iie Die ill.
aefronteu Serriher I'M Screen
Council gluiiS. lie ouitcnbe 81.
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Den Soientnidcn, Den Rilfru Dor.
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ben Sllt fcf aiif Dem linton DIR.
lieben Tie in brihouIider Aiibe oas
ganorama ton Council Bluffs
StrabenIeben Dor ibrcu gugen Dor.
iiber5iebeH. Dit fritiidem gIid
Den @eiit Der W1enae orrh0riugen6.
ios2en iie iir ie0eS ereiauiB nets
ole baiieu6e gemerflmg, obne ibren
@eiiblen 3pang %aH5utbuH. Sur
ole 0ur6 reihliden 3obafsgenuB
itGrfer mic inter normoIen 8erbolt.
niiienf itattfinocn0e Speihelabions
oerltug fonoen iie aui ben 9ilrget'
itei9en biureideno 8~erpenouna. BE.
ionoere guinerfiomfeit idenften iie
Dem neibli6en Jgeihledt, fir 0as
iie cine riibrenoe I6eilnabmc an
Den Gag legten, oiIh Daren lie, ais.
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Mteimng Ourd tart geuiirate ODER
aud mie0er preiien0e o0er errttlll-
ternOe 3urufe au~s5uoriiden. Pun.
bat pl0tIid Der 8oli3eldei nit rat.
Der Sano ienes frieoIihe Soia SER.
tort. Council gluffs 3hif ais
@robita6t mar inn @anfen. Bon
lest an ipirO Gin 5pe3iaLpoIi3iit oa.
fir iorgerL oaB oas Bolt fIiihtigen
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auiitaltt, oem mn I'M euigen BE.
pegen oifcnbort iid Der @eiit Der
Set.
Ga Der ietiae aontraft fir 6tra-
BenbeIeuhtnna in IA Monateu ob.
IGuft, 6eidditigen iih Die StuOt-
p~erorSneten nit Der 6rage elmer
itdOtiihen a1Iage bic In @errn ",
NJ Stone eineu parmen 6uripreher
ian6. Rad Den angabet bes Serru
f6nute man in Der 8umpitation 0es
@aferDerfes genigeu0 Strom nlr
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Cine GeIenation bon bieiigen Get
6%eHbetattern frat fiir ben gau zines
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teit Scr 8rocers un6 Builders ae.
gen Den Ban elmer ueuen 5taOthalle
Dor.
girgermeiIter Sup6er erfldrte
iid fir Grenmlng zines itdotiiden
gfilf 3nipeftors.
&ielige 8abnbeomte Der SGinois
Central iino Der 6oifulng, ooB Die
Gourttil 9lufis.3ipiion eiuige bon
ben uelien 2~otom4ioen erbalten
miro, bon oenen im Nan3en 70 i'm
gnu itno, % 9angier. uno 80 Wi.
toDo 2otomotipen. 4uBeroem Bat
bic @eieqidaft beidloifen, tnuieno
nete aiiblpagen dn3uihaifen, una
100000 fir Reparoturfoiten 81
bemtaigen. Ole 9urIin9tons Balm
bea6fidtigt 30 bis 35 neite 8radf.
uno 10 neue 9erionen3aa.Qofomoti.
ben. iopie LOO @ilteripagen per.
ihieSener 9lrt an8ufm4fen.
Cine neue art @runopfeiler ioa
bieier Gage bei 9aciiic Sunction
.ausprc6iert peroen. Cine 3emert.
robre, ourdl oeren Brittle Elm @oi.
ferrobr gebt miro in Den @run6 ein-
gelaiien, Dorauf elm itorfer Waiier.
itrom 0urd Die H09re geleitet Miro.
9luf Die art fam man eiten 30 SUB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

gerwunSte seiudt.- @ofte oie Sa.
mile meines Gufels RofoeI
8roeiieL Die auee6Ii6 in Omaha
finoen. Sir ireen0melde
ausfunft mare lit bGtens oonfb1r.
Gronf 9roeiieI, 9. 700, Gmnbo Fri.
bine. SO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

9. s.. Nuru. oeutiher Opt.
Ter. angeu unteriuht fir Drill
len. 443-5 grnnbsis @eb1uoe
a6onnirt ouf Die EdgIide Sriblne
$500 oas Sabr ourd bic Boit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18
Or. q. Stnabs, 9eutider SraHen-
ART nnb EneratDr.

gaeine me6r ais 20-idbriae or.
fabrung bat beipieien, ooB bieIe
6rauenlei0en obne Operation gebeilt
mcroen f0rnen. tueltn reftSeitig unS
ridttg beban0eIt. 622 A. Strobe
(giaiiaduietts 0eb.) Siuns Gitp Sa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

Eeiterreidifd-nngarifdcr Slciider.
geielle, tidtiger 8erlcger unO
Nnritmnher, iitdt ItGnoigc Gtel.
ling. Aoreiie: 6ront @rascid,
glib. Cmnbo, 3f13 q Ctr. G-i9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

Serlanst-eine Srau fiji Sausor.
belt, 5lpei bis orci bolbe Gage mo.
dentlid. 0ad5uirageu 1913 moro.
.lide 10. Ctr. 6-19
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

10 CUTE Eferoe-@cpi6t bon 100
bis 400 Bio, mH'ien berfanIt
nerOen. 1919 Sii0 go. Str.
Nebmt @eit 9anipm Qarf Gar.
6.-25
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

9as preisnHrbisite GFen Bel geter
Rnmp. Geuti9c aiide. 1903
Go6ge StroBe, 2. Gtod. @obl3ei.
ten % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18
Rtauifi5irle dnBeigen!

gu perfanfen -SoteI uuS Soloon in
MilIaro,' gfebr. Sn eutem gu.
itono. gin8iges Sotel am gIne.
@roBer 9erfebr nit automobiIen
uno BON Reiicnoen. 3. q. 5ren5er,
omaha, Nebrosfo. W12
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

0eprhfte Sebamme.
Srou u. S6igetborp, 25t2 60. II.
GtroBe. 9nler 1925. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

gsrlanst-@ine ti6tige SousbdItc.
rim I'M mittleren 4Iter. Otto
.@impe[, 2428 fii0l. II. Ctr. Mon
ipreae 8miiden IL unO 8 llbr Sod.
'mittngs Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

Grfabreuer Bartender tpiiniHt SteI.
lung BEL beideiOeneu anipriiden.
9eIeDbon Heo 5205.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

9esfs, 9esfs, 9esfs, 0esfs, TESTS
5. 6. Mee0. 1907 6arnam Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

@illnrS Gbog, 4ntcutc, 1880 gitn
W1tionaI gnut Gebdube. GsIe.
pbon SDler 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

Sir Bargains IN oano menoe man
iid an Grant GdmaIe, Selpen
Seiferiou Gountp, lebr. R7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

800 Nder 6arm nobe Seribner,
per glder. alcine anBab.
lung, Reit 5u 45 @rojent 8inien.
gIad5ufrosen bei 4 100 Omaha &rt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-18

3ebn cute BarmpferOe az bprfouFen,
einige init 6oblen anoere ettDas
iteif, netL iie alif bern itaOtiiben
GiIoiter al gehan batten 5predt
Dor bci Geo. Soifmonn, 1923 Ga.
bcnport Ctr, Gong. 8 (1at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
UP To MAGNATES.
RETRENCH OR QUIT
Garry Hsrrmssa FrFdiets EFatfast-
EJECT sf Salaries 90 q t.raaf Smash
ts Etr tsaruss-

.feaeesfE uF.1 STAY -f-TesE Ele
.H- has cone Coz ere EaEFF Eel Of
Baseball s1 usfee tsrir sFr1 Eel ere be-
u-r expressed ET N1Fsss urFrmasE.
esEirUse ~ ere EaF.EsEf Baseball
.aestss.1e sst sresa4srs Of tks Caa-
risaasl Baseball el4s. ia an sassFvlFu-
flerrrass predicted fhas Big league
Clubs. wtss ore o. tv1 sNreps51ss. ear
eat eastl-Ff eaTisE prrsees eiEs SAT-
aFf-s r1 players ilF says EsaE GaeF
larEafeFe1 e1sfrsrs Gatfrrs face che
alternative ss secrrtisa e. Fssaesf sst-
sFV ar seeteE tsrir club reach tsr
place weefr 20 eaEeat pay us ot.iEar
s67rs
fr-eusee ssff ee fsvorrt rsftsE
f1Nr e.a1 FOSTERS wherever possible
ast eress5es "a reserve l-ss- 8t play
-ess ts ee fFsve eFae eF a0rsss %
esssEsrs Whenever Co @Ess ssegg-s
rre-ssarr Co ru uaesseiFs es9ssG -
.sssss. tefsrv Or release
uasreal agrsrs are zoe tsEiaE is
ere rassv. wtsE few e&esss9ss-
Wsss o. sss r.sets are ss2GE Fzz zs a
lose. asf a sssaV Gee Tess easEos BE-
ksss 40 lsGsssitsig-
res era 81 tiEE salaries ts sassisE
Nsz5 sssses v5ll see a Fssf5ssssszs=
ssf beeasss aNesrs are assiFogs %
eutsisE sestr egsVsrs' pay. bas bseagss
g as eftsee ssst Or give 40 tss EEass.
tfrN tseE esa aev else aaF less
mersy ssss Is called fsr o. e eozsFset
wtsa a player as iasE as tsst eoasFset
ts la ssrrsF. fsFressen vas ASKED
TIE rsetq vas ts tss fora % asaEssF
i8ssFlsr
no veu zoe gsieE sEas b e Slayer
we're escfrssssF VITA tss Alternative
st ssEfsE less @aasF es sestsE rs etas
ssfs eessfesss g. WsalE aggregate tEs
seriousness 81 sas slsaasss@ sss se-
ssut a eas fa salary
rresfs Eel positively 60 fsssisE
AGAINST sss slayer is tefs szsstsF- o.
.s a elssssss ereeas-Ela1- Me- ws9
are sesrasHsE tssfsE ssssesast szaass
aasu 20 en- TIE sss ssrsssrs Trts
5Hetsfsss Oh es e q ssstr1lss seasae Co .
assy etses. oes tsuesssss ssssssst O. .
re Nssa1est tssEas ts SO close Fses .
'sr ere s,srsass. on shs 6skss bas8. /
ire aH rseerssfs WssEEsr Esss slFe4Gg .
POSE "a ErFss Zeal o. massF
tfsrruaas ssa4 ~ Gas sas sslisvs i
esFasesl league elabs eesiE rs'sses
srtr svteE ssrssEss eszes aassF tss
b -essr tfsssss Fsesssiv sssasitssss-
- eess sfEss Gee sts=E VIA siss-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
O'LEARY'S TEAM
BEATEN IN FIRST
With He'd Elisr In the Box Moline
Triumph, AEain over Davenport
By score of : 90 =.
FIVE RIMS II INITIAL ROUND
-O'Leary. wilkes, Barues and
could Put un the Field.

one biz Inning az the very start OF
Yesterday game between Moline and
Davenport az the formers lot. and Il
was an over Needless 10 say the
Piov BOYS won by a count Of 20 >.
taking the big end % the present ser
irs Fith the prcjzeI bunch. Barnes. the
pride % OI.eary's pitching star. was
relieved iu che lrsf inning when Mo
line scored i've runs Il happened this
says
FaiE singled. White walked. Staicy
buutcd aud everybody was safe. Petit
Errw followed suit and hunted. but
Falk was put out AZ the plate. Clay
ton stepped up and rammed hard sin
Gle % loft Geld. Graham let the
sphere slip through his nitts and
and scoring on Hughes two-base
smash The manager himself Tailed
Ehea nromwieh threw Carney's
boandsr Wiid 20 first
Davenport scored one In the fourth
Hrouwich reached first on Faik's err
ror. stole second and scored on Multi
CANS ~. M1iine added another mark
- Ca the fourth on Davis single and
oilers double. In the seventh Davis
walked and Fatk drove him in With
triple lfoiiuc'a anal tally came in
che eighth. when Hughes drove SJaiey
jn with a sinFi~.
Boss oI.eary tried some lay HoH-
uian stuG during the combat. but Jumps
HaumEartra refused 90 stand for q.
aat the aeFappy manager vas led or
thr field b. q uniformed Officer IN the
ssventh- Thsa pavcnBort's pitching
star. wilkes. Barnes and Guild. kick
81 % several decisions and wcrc put
or ne ins ID nrlrr. Thr arnrrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Boston. NttF s5 rve hHs. hofF af
rsrm bv get suieH was an EBc easaf-
Bion nrteus eoaaf saraer or tvs cgs
HaFtcrs Yesterday srteruooe. NeW
ffeg aaav alsF Bow enc eBassafsH
Nfsegmea rstt stter taetr sessfsn. fa
rHrse saFfs Ussf season rsr tassese
Irapoed tnrtr faurtH strs59ht CD ses
CUBS. . 80 O. sad enc sane was zoe
sven eiase
nit Islues. Of wsees seeEs have Been
wrfttea sad Bosas reat because -
neteaEsd e. enc tra5 sf rUaGslpE. t.
fer sad Isnes vac enc victim. fsss
uxs hts hregasF greats. oaly Egu So
e. OIL aFEs esunts. spr "a Eits we're
wauspst aut 81 e1s system fs six ~
afnss. sat sft % thsua eaEs ~ e
huaca ne vas a great hsstisx esF
&c ere Cn.ras sans asf Cruteher. wEe
sueee~ti.,i sas werld's series star vas
sstseae,4 Zoe tAsss sore is q eecs
tssiisE the srucssston 81 EN- rnsrsi-
era wsrv Hsfnis Ztm win tsrse esz-
6les sGf q stazfs. Fruat Schgiss vffa
homer. Gasbls ssd sisEfe. ART Va
safer WIN two twg-pty swass asd a
ors-- bass blow kVgrvons else save
4 v Wflf1srss sne Pete Eniseiy. korast
fn Win at least one smash. as& tes
enly rsssea FfeksIbgrx Pet asa 40
snfn he tLss was b~caass s1sTrT
MAGE rushesf over inte rtxkt aa4
made o s~smi=xfy trnpossfele esteh e
. the drive. Seurvs
CDoEnGR. >ssexsrS9eses4Se-sG "a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

trrs rsEsisr p.s7srs 20 there we're a
reserve Hss created. Manager could
draw uHaE Ftese taaet5tT @~e uErr
rFeesssF7- pc sstf
rE~ C.selrraH Exhibition eam-
szer ahiet operates ere Reds. Ess aat
paid srF ffsif~sfs for fhrrr years.
ClrarasH hasn't ere population fn
iEsftfT salary rolls tiE~ those uf che
GisrFs ast Cubs. see 9 tr.i~FT that.
rl5Ez5raE.aE MeGrsa's Eaiarv. rhT Reds
are ss Eizs-prieeI a ciub a. any ir
ter lraE1F.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

took the last game ot the series from
Bloomington yesterday. securing four
runs on 1--WE hits. while the locals We're
unable 90 score ou eight safe drives
Score hy innings r. n. =.
Decatur ......DoU4OOo0 p-f 9 %
..oOo0OOOoO-0 S .
BatterisE- McCabe and O'Brieu;
SutciHc. Mcintyre and Schuejd.
Dubuque Pitcher Hero.
Peoria. H.. Nay 25.-Delauo. pitch
Ing for Dubuque. won his own same
yesterday by sending ont triple To-
deep center field. Dubuque won, 4 20
Score by innings r. r. r.
Dubuque 100000 200 g 0
Peoria ........OOOOOOGOO-2 Al
Batteries-Delano and Sullivan;
Jensen and Ecrns.
Free Hitting M Rockford.
Rockford. ILL.,. MAY 25.-Quincy and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
S9x SAIL EASILY;
SEVENTH THEIRS.
GInosr TrE IT rF ~ rHE yISTH


fhteaxa. 1faF - =Gtsra sass Eszts
~ EaStanG EsaFv ErfaE sllsf e.
i-nesd Eas Taases asstsrtH o. 80
sosnsr ~ As Get aE caEsttcsT pax
Fsatsrfag EfvfaE enc WHite Sos erfr
ss~@usa straffns victory ta teF
SEVEN safs saaaefH sasacsisf lT taT
on.srnsa3sra Eafasaa ~ laEet. est a.
noea 81 ssVee srfsfs generously
sDrfasfed mf1uEa gss traF a.aaesG
scussi-,f Ne homs Esares aftrr PEI.
RasaafI nat sftrhef seursf1agsaf Ball
Err sever aad Fsasfhfriis taafaFs
The Texans BfE8. swat tat fi.st-
hreaEna "nooE bat resulse'f enc
rras.fvsF EsaE. aeaHtaE bst ESa
sesEtrr-f Eaosss aaG q so.gtfg ria
WHEN soHbfss Htrrs.T SIZED ae ezarr
aad vim ms local t-af Fsr~alra-s
Two some aas ga Bases eIessr.i
esranssr fsrrfrsrf enc Rebel. ssm-
nlenasE EsrEa mGffr Cl.sFf- WIN M
strar rsl1s 20 SMASH enc rsF a.
saaopT niaf Engineered BY Df
W-4eer EHFnaG nr ErirF. aaf .s
afass-faafaa sEfsss. 1reuEH productive
sf enc ssartsr. fsussf ga ar.5 enc por-
sysa eonffaarrf
fteaaeH rsarHisrs kaWeaF GgnfF
Hrfrf ant ltie-cII H..Hs1if were ..
sfs.Ners ~srrIssrffraFT .1 Fsts eaa .st.
NE gfsJ Fva Eents rae1lsE hsmefs 81
almost rsocrt proportions. waEr It-a
fa ssf.fffan t5 worfaE SLAB te.-s
turnsf ra e Erisir sHf H4us'- III Esrrr
times Ha aEU another Iset. r.sr
vent rar two ts fHf H rtrsasrt
feanf Nraerrs B.glffraa Two "-as
~ SINGLES were airrf-f f1Ia .
euetl9Et. One arfaeF assisted @
rta ErfHns
DuruE me tarbuierF falaEs af ss-
sfFhfh rauad. n Wha.H carroll E-asga.
former barter tsr fs- NfFI-rles. vac
fisso-ratsir fFEtrr Ea i1rrf 81 .hr 2 atr
81 ne cote ~ rrlrf finger f1 cY ffrE.
a wuffg rtrb-t rssf EaI crashed
sEsfnss Eav sehauss BEAD ast Spilled
tae nttla aaessfsB f4r IA long ees1s
atgsTs-U
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
SETS NEW
MARK WITH DISCUS

Seattle. Wash. May 25.-Rupert o.
Edmunds of the University of Wash
iuut0u broke the American intercOl-
Ieriate record for the discuss throw
yesterday in a track and field meet be
tween the university and Washington
State college. Edmunds' mark was
40 feet 1Ola inches. The previous
record. 140 2ss inches, was made by
J. o. Garrels of Michigan in 1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

All the news all the tine-The
ADaR~t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

Rockford had their batting eyes yes
terday. and a total of q hits were
made
Score by innings r. =. E.
Quincy ......-OI0OOOOOO-1 Il o
Rockford .....I2OOOIOO--4 10 o
Batteries-Tretter and Boelzle,
Ames and Jacobs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
THnTf-TYI ITlCTT.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
sstioaai Lr4<ue-
CsieaEo. o. nossoe.
ClaesnEzsi- PHILADELPHIA. rEia-
F5ttssgrEk-Nsw York. rais-
s.. LSsis- prookivr. rata.
American League
CEteaEo. s. New YORK. 4.
Philadelphia s. ctsvsizne. 4
ustrpt;. q. Wasaiaxtoa. o.
Sc L0ais. .. Bo<toa. J.
Federal League
Chicago. &. rr-sio. 90 i--inFs1.
ksasas CITY :. Newark. :.
BFooSiyr-P Pittsburgh. rain.
80. Louis. 2. Baltimore. Z.
Anertczn Association
Louisville. s: Minneapolis. l.
Columbus. 8: Milwaukee. :.
fndianapoiis. q: 50. Paul. 2
Cleveland. 9. Kansas city. on
.nnsrEsl.
Thre~-Eye League
Bioosainxton. o. Decatur. {.
Rockford. q. Quincy. I.
Soilne. 9: Davenport. .
Peoria. .: Dubuque. e.
All the news all the tine-The
NWauAL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
0LDFIELD IN RACE
AT LAST MOMENT
Barney Secures a Sunbeam and WIN
Be One of 20 Drivers at In.
dianapOlis.

Indianapolis, Ind, May 25.-Barnev
Oldfeld developed the sensation Of tho
hour at the Speedway yesterday. when
at almost the last minute he qualified
for Saturdays big race with an Eng
hsh Sunbeam. Not only that, but the
veteran proved himself a serious con-
tender by making his qualifying cir
cult OF the course in q minute and
thirty-six seconds, an average Of s3.75
miles an hour.
The Oldfeld deal was started early
yesterday, when it was definitely de-
cided that the Bugatti. which he
smashed up IN practice last week.
could not be repaired for the race The
Maxwell camp made dattering over
lures which Barney was forced to
consider. but all the time he was look
ing around for a car which he could
purchase, and after a lot Of cabling 10
London and back the deal for the sun
beam was closed. Final details viii
be attended to today.
The final elimination tests yasts--
day disclosed the fact that I'm al
probability a field Of but % cars VIII
face Starter Tom Hay Saturday The
Mercer team exploded a bomb when IT
was Withdrawn in a bunch. and a little
later the three F. r. p. cars, which
were looked on as sure starters. were
eliminated through lack OF sufficient
speed.
The time of those cars which quau-
fed;
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-28

to be stored at strategical points and
be available for paving work. II 1t IL
shipped In from Marietta 1t could be
stored alongside switch tracks, and II
brought from the pits north of the
cemetery it could be stored at the pits
in bins belonging to the city, pumped
during slack times and sold cheap.
When paving began the city could sell
its material and be able to guarantee
delivery.
An increase Of mills in the city tax
levy was absolutely necessary to pay
for law suit judgments accumulated
from the past and to meet paving ex-
penses. but it will not result in the
same increase in the total tax levy for
the school levy will undoubtedly be
decreased several mills. The schools
call for $4,000 less money for next year
than, they did for this year. which
would be one mill less on the old val
nations. The assessment, however.
should show an increase in property
subject to taxation. For every one
per cent increase in valuations one
mill less levy will be needed so 1t is
possible that our total tax levy may
not be so very much different from
what 1t was last year.
The Marshalltown Buggy Company,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-28
STUDY MUSIC NOW
M arshalItow1 Should Be an Art Gen.
te-co- operation With Mr.. Foster
Will Make Il So-Recital at the Y.
M. c. A. Sept. 1o-Free to the Public.

Make Marshaltown an art center.
have a fine choral society and other
musical organizations for which Mar
shalltown may be proud of. You need
not be afraid TO ask abour our work
as you will be under no obligation to
study if you think that YOU will not
be satisfied. We have decided TO en-
tend the time to make application for
partial scholarship TO Sept. Is. Write
or call for application blanks and take
advantage Of the low rates that we
are Offering You will be under no obli-
cation TO STUDY If you don't want to-
If the public wishes to know any
thing about our work, kindly write OF
phone, Mrs. T. E. Northup. Marshall
town. Mrs. Northup has known Mr..
Foster for years. Mrs. Lora Richard
son also knows us well, or Mr.. Fred
Ross. Of Waterloo. Iowa; w. H.
Ruipeor:, Dex Moines; NJ NJ. olsbury.
Des Moines DR.. Mason, of New York.
once said thai MIR. Foster would some
day pe one of the great .pianists OF
America.
You Will have the opportunity 70 hear
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and Miss Smith
in recital Friday evening, Sept 10, az
the y. NJ. {. A. Keep this in mind as
it is free to the public, and we will be
glad to have a : many come as possible.
We want 20 become acquainted with
Marshalltown people. also people of the
surrounding country, and have them
become acquainted with our work.
The school will be located over the
electric ligh: company on East Main
street in the Judge Cummings build :
ing. We viii have the rooms in readi-
ness in a short time, but at present
phone SIS or call or write to l.. B. Fos-
lei, North Third Avenue.
Don't forget the recital date, Friday
evening, Sept. 10, Y. NJ. c. A. L. B.
Foster
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-28
OFFER MONEY BACK.
Young Women Magazine Solicitors In
sist They Are Square"

Following the reporting Of the maya
zine soliciting incident TO police head
quarters, anG the publication Of the
facts in the T.-R.. the two young wom-
en- who took the subscriptions for
San Francisco magazine in the Mar
shall1own Buggy Company factory,
called at the buggy company office to-
day and offered the subscribers their
money back
In soliciting the subscriptions the
young ladies intimated, it was alleged,
that President Osborne had insisted
that the men subscribe for the maya
zine. The young women today said
that there had been some mtsunder-
standing. While they admitted, so
President Osborne said. that they
might have used his nam, they ha d
figured on seeing him and explaining
ii to him. The circulators said that
they were doing business ION the
square" ard offered the money back.
Two of the subscribers took 1t, third
said he would let his subscription
stand. and the fourth did not get down
to the office before the girls left. after
being notified that he might cancel his
subscription if he so desired.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-28

DR.. Rurkh.rt. o.teop.th, = v. Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-28
The Pre.nalL Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Ann
Presnall were held Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Friends church at
Albion. and were largely attended by
relatives and friends. There we're
great many flowers sent by relatives
and friends, including pieces from the
employees OF the local postoffice, the
Albion and Marshalltown Anniversary
Clubs, and the /. o. O. F. lodge OF AL
bion.
Pail bearers were Charles Baldwin,
John Winslow, Robert Shaffer, John
Lloyd. A. Cotton. and Arthur Polling.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Jennie Kirby, Of this city, assisted by
Rev. G. E. Luce, OF Albion. Burial was
in the Albion cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-28
DIES ON FURLOuGH.
Abraham HI! Suceumbs to Heart Dis.
ease in Davenport Hotel.

Word received at soldiers home
headquarters this morning from Dav-
export tells of the death there Of .Abra-
ham Hill, member Of the home, who
was there On furlough. and was
found dead of heart disease in his
room at hotel. Hill left here on the
1 It'll for Davenport where he formerly
lived He was 70 years old, and had
been in the home about six years He
served in Company L. Seventy second
Pennsylvania infantry.