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The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
PRISON SITE NOT
TOO DEAR, ASSERT
REALTY DEALERS

Real estate men familiar with
property east OF the city limits de-
clare that the board OF trustees OF
the Detroit House of Correction is
not paying too much for the land
bounded by French-rd.. I.ynch-rd.
and the Detroit Terminal railroad.
which has been accepted at about
1880 per acre.
John n. Tigchon said. Wednesday:
IL believe that the land Is worth
that amount. have a subdivision.
southwest of that site. and am.
therefore. familiar with property in
that locality. would not care to
express an opinion as 10 the exact
value OF the land chosen for the
House OF Correction site without
having seen II. but from its situation
would say that the property is
worth 1880 an acre or more.
II have great faith In the bust.
ness ability OF Messrs, Dryer. Pres
ton, Wiley and Postal. They are
men who would not be deceived In
o deal OF this sort Moreover, they
are not the sort OF men who are on
the lookout for any private graft.
The public can have full confidence
in their honesty and In their judg.
ment"
ID. G.. Avery. OF Humans Real Es-
tate exchange. said that he Is not
familiar with the site. buS after
study OF the map he declared him
self satisfied that the House OF Cor.
rection board is not being cheated.
THE land Is worth fully $3.50 an
acre, in that situation" he declared.
Il know Of property on Grand River
ave, with 200 feet frontage, about
Ave and one-half acres, that is being
held at $4,000"
Mr.. Avery located this property
on the map. II Is two miles at least
beyond the city limits. and consid-
erably north OF the Terminal rail-
road
Mr.. Tigchon said that Il Ia a mis-
take to regard the property as farm
land.
ut Is much more OF a factory
site" he said. with the city grow.
ing as II Is. the property ought to be
very desirable. and should prove
good investment for the city"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

WHOSE LAWYER
AM IL" WONDERS
FEUD ATTORNEY

Andrew Rockwell and Peter Ban-
by. who are neighbors on Warren
ave. west. just outside the city linn
It's. have been unfriendly for months
end months. Their respective fam
lilies have taken hand In the al
fairs, much to the discomfort of the
police and justice courts.
Through his difficulties. Rockwell
has always engaged Attorney
Charles c. Ashurst TO represent him.
Bauby viewed Ashursts work in
court with much apprehension, aud,
secretly, with some admiration.
The last conflict between the two
families occurred. Tuesday. Bauby
alleged that Mrs. Rockwell had
struck Mrs. Bauby In the head with
a stone because one OF the little
Baubys had been bold enough to
play with Rockwell.
Bright and early Wednesday morn.
ing, Bauby appeared in Ashurst's OF.
fice.
This time" he said. Il want you
to be my lawyer You been agin me
in these other cases. Now I'm here
frst. and you got 10 be my lawyer.
want that woman arrested
Five minutes later. Rockwell APP
peared
They're after me again with moro
or this having" he exclaimed. bet.
ter come TO court and protect me-
AT noon. the Baubys and the Roof.
wells were camped In adjoining
rooms in the county building. while
Ashurst was wondering Just whose
lawyer he would he
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DuuninG n stev e0s.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug -
Cattle: cars: market steady: choice
TO f.bo0 lbs. $500 1880. fair TO good.
$3.50 gas: plain and coarse. SsGs?5:
ssI5as':5 do. 100 TO 1850 Ibs. ssa
native: ,s.ss $3.50; fair to s good srs.:.
ers. tssoae7s; yearrinss, dry Ted.
te.254s75; prime fat heavy heifers.
i7,I5qs25; good butehering helfers.
sT.501s. light dry fed. sE50dsf5.
light grassy heifsr-, ssdss0 best
heavy fat cows. s7I7.25; good butch
erlns cows. ssT6.25. cutters. Si25a
80. Gamers. t3dt fancy bulls. S7ff
.2s best ,hutchering bulls. $3.50
$50 light bulls 52sa5.50.
Hogs. IL cars. market strong:
$40 pigs. $50
sheep ? cars: market steady: top
lambs. " 100 ID; yearlings, s750ds:
wethers ys50qT. ewes, s6Te'5O
Calves: s5d11
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
WHEAT IS
S 7 EADY
Bad Weather Keeps
Prices At High
Level
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-The grain
market continued strong today, UNI
der pressure OF the bad weather IN
the grain states. September wheat
opened up IA and later advanced
SIS to l07 Ia. December wheat was
down IA AT the opening, but soon
after advanced sharply, going up rs
to los IL.
Corn advanced from IA 70 SS AZ
the opening and later made saoi
tional advances OF from "a TO 50
Oats opened 10 hishey on each
active month and later Increased
this fractionally.
Provisions continued weak, under
the influences OF England'S order-ln'
council.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
ONE INJURED BY
ENGINE, ONE BY
JEFFERSON CAR

John Schaffer, rs years old. OF No.
$50 Narrcn-ave. east. fell from
New York Central engine. while
riding home from his work In he
railroad yards early Wednesday
morning and his left foot was 20
badly crushed that II VIII probably
be necessary 10 amputate IL.
Rosso Rezak, employed In a D. y
r. construction gang on Grand
River-ave., near Twelfth-st.. was rT,
down by Jefferson car while al
work, "Wednesday morning. His left
foot was terribly crushed. his head
cut. and he suffered many bruises
abou, the body. He was removed to
Providence hospital.
Detroit Times Job Printing Dept
~
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
NEW YORK COTTOx MARKET
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-F1our: Quiet
and steady. Pork: Easy: mess. $3.50
not gds dasd s R" m ksM MES,
centrifugal % test. yIs4; muscovade,
!s!o; crushed. $3.50 Gs SO: .powdefsd'
ccoree: Rio No. ! On SPOT. sse TAI raj.
low: Dull: city. SIC: special. sac,
e e9gn.ry, .ssSgsssheiN No Hay: Fir Firm 3
poultry: Quiet; turkeys. i4d.Ic:
chickens. 1sQ27c; fowls. i3afThc;
ducks. Tic. Live poultry: Unsettled
and nominal Cheese: Irregular.
state milk, common TO specials liz
qltkc: skins. common to specials,
3T1lMc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
a,oae7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Ieel

Board OF Education: DR.. w. l..
Babcock. superintendent Of Grace
hospital; DR.. +. Hanna. r. J. Ken
nedy, and Edwin l.. Miller, principal
OF the Northwestern high school.
All retuNned except Mr.. Miller. who
stopped on in Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
UNION STOCK YARNS

UNION STOCK YARDH. CHICAGO
Aus. Hogs Receipts. $4,000; mar.
ket. dull: SC lower. mixed and butch
.rs, ssfoaT.7s: good heavy. ss'ss5
dF?2ssssh pis:' 4ssSgS'' cs, gh
Receipts, 10000. market. steady 20 a
shade lower! beeyes. ts201i6.so:
cows and heifers t3204saB: Texans
$3.50 q 30; calves, fsnii. sheep
Receipts. 1900 market. steady. ma
tive, ts.Io1s.90 western, ss25dT.
lambs te.7sasso; western. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
Grain and Provisions.

| DETROIT. Aug. Close. After
steady opening. wheat took on hrm
tone and prices quickly worked 10 a
higher level. Some quiz conserva..
tive houses I'm Chicago recommended
prompt purchases Of wheat 10 th"ir
customers and the market nad pul-
Iish appearance. Much OF the streng n
was Traced TO the black rust re-
ports from North Dakota. The
trouble was said TO be spreading
rapidly and seriously affecting NeINet
chaf and marquis wheat. W nile some
prominent northwestern houses re-
fuse to concede damage TO the
spring crop, there il a nervous feel
Ing and many shorts took an early
opportunity TO cover and get ashore.
A side from the rust there was little
Improvement IN the weather. but the
man was not ALI clear. IL was cloudy
over a great deal of the country and
there was some rain.
Liverpool spot prices were not
changed and the tone was easy Tor
cnrgoes on passage. The market had
q firm undertone on lighter Amert-
can offers, unsettled weather In the
United Kingdom and higher country
markets.
Cash wheat In the Detroit market
IL In good export demand. There -
no trouble selling the wheat. but II
Is coming In so slowly that business
Is restricted. Bad leather through
out the state Is causing much loss
and hindering the free movement OF
wheat. There is much delay in
threshing.
Wheat wa. strong all day and
closed with an advance OF sc in cash
and 2@2Zc in the futures
clined 1c. The seeds were firm. Rye
wheat quotations: Cash No. : red.
sils. September opened without
change at 500 and advanced "a
and advanced to s1.ith No, l white.
s111.
Coarse grain quotstions--Corn.
Cash No. .. sec; No. yellow. ssAe;
&C oats: STANDARD. 57a57sc: No. ]
white. ssA csc, No. ! white, Ssh n
5sc August No. white. new. l3c
bid September No. 3 white. new.
42hc bid. Csc asked.
Rye: Cash No. :. 500; August
Beans Immediate and promp,
shipment. $3.50; September. $50.
Cioverseed: Prime spot. $40: oc-
toser. 1878; prime aisike. $50
Receipts OF -four on Wednesday
were 1000 bbls. and shipments 1000
Wheat receipts In the Detroit mar
ket were s cars and 81. shipments i2,oes
$40. 400 bu. year ago.
Coarse grain receipts were IL cars
OF corn and OF oats. Shipments
were 1000 bu. OF corn. Stocks are
q. 600 bu. OF corn. 8 500 bu ~ oats.
| 1000 bu. OF barley and 10000 bu. OF
rye.
Prices year ago In the Detroit
| market were s2Ec for No, red
wheat: soc for No. . corn. and Ale
l for standard oats.
Exports OF wheat and nour. We'd
| nesday. $4,000 bu
! Receipts of wheat "wednesday: Du-
luth. 40 cars. against I05 year ago:
| Minneapolis, ls3 cars. against IFS.
Winnipeg. - cars. against 81; chi
west. 2ss.ooo bu.. against l.i7s.OoO
| bu.
Primary wheat receipts were 72s :
ooo bu., against 100000 bu. a year
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

I|11nr <nnann< 6GPrnT~uC n X ECT--(> lac
u 6old. az 81; AiIis chalmers.
9e. DIG ,, sa 40 MD
5 \. ~ ~ /. 4 rtv ror ssy. Am.
tS.s ~ ss An Cotton oil sou:
- sss~s 40 md
~. e>s.r~s.is. san: Am
x ~ !vs 49, ~ Rsf ,os: Am. Beet
- rah.cco sss. Ana
q As nsss,r,c~ - e;hio scx:
- ~ - n1is ~" rrooRiyn r r.
WI & ~ - .c.sIr az Cant
ii Car.d,an Pacific.
Con su te,h Lcasne w., liz.
y u r. 81 ~ = - c,Si X Northwest.
- shi- y g r. sam; ch \, /, =:
sr,. ~ ~ ssu GrncShi.
3agS4SMzs ~ neA IA "a, nome
1870 = s H. sncur,s,es
81 ...v, s5u Al ist MD
IL q. 4 , xri.-t.,n III Generai
~. S.tsa.r n Go
= p =. 49, "a 31sn az
T. - -
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

ALTOONA Conn. 3. Alaska Gold 33A
Anaconda II. American Zinc, 81:
Butte Superior ss4: Calumet 4 Ari-
zora. e4is Chino. 4sh: Copper Rang.
ssk: Davis Daily, X: East Butte. Ia:
Green Csnanea. tlt Inspiration. 81;
nes.ee Copper, ssS; United Fruit.
I5sk: Utah Apex. IL Utah Con. 10:
United Shoe Mach com. 50L L. 5.
Min. & Ref. Co, pfd.. 4sh: Utah Cop
per, e1A; Ventura OIL l3b; Verde.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
Quotations by Paine. wehber r. Co.
AnY 4. Omen High Low Close


si,i5: september. il2N Deeembcr,
l.l4A. Corn Cash s5c: September.
SIC; December ee[c Oata Cash.
ytc; September, ishc. December tsc
$3.50: October. $3.50. Decor, her.
ts.71is March. $3.50. Alsike Angus.
$500 Timothy: Prime and Septen-
bei, sst5: October. s3.25. Butter
Brick creamery. Csc; tub cheamcry.
selects. 2fhc. Hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
CHICAG nUTTER MARKET.

s,s sss. aus DARN EXTRAS s'i s.S
22c. firsts. FOG 2ic. Egrs: Prime or
binary. iSdishc, hrsts. 1sz dI7c.
Cheese: Twins, lsA a. isc young
Americas i4dltitc 1--we poultry:
Fowls. IKE ducks. lac reese. "a
New potatoes. Receipts None given.
tiso9l. 30 per Dbl.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
BUTTER AND EGGS.

1rsts. 3tc; dairy. 21c; packing stock.
1sc per ID.
Esgs-Frssh receipts. candied.
cases included 1sHc. current re-
ceipts. 1shc per doz. Receipts. 1895
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
NEW yopk MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. MONEY ON
call per cent; time money. g., nav
per cent for six months; mercantile
paper. 3i4 ~ per cent. Bars silver
london, f27. pence. do-NeN- York.
t7bc. Demand sterling. N5ss,.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

TO execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle & Povah: W. A. Hsmiin 4
Co. II. w. Noble a Co. W. r. Moss
g Co. Jack NJ. Thomson, Lewis q.
West 4 Co. Emmett L. sprague, Chas.
y. Merrill q Co, A. w. Wallace q
Co. William n. Rose q Co, WIN. A.
Near a Co. w. b. Mclaughlin. II. K
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

PPfsting. the plssa nest kind--that
- right-Ttmes Bob Dept.-Nssn <S3O.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. s--Hoss:
RECEIPT 1000. steady. ,ycrksr,,
ISIS. mediums. ,f2BG77S: extreme
heaviss. ss15n70O. roushs. So
stays sS2s Cattle Receipts & cars.
steady. sheep and lambs Receipts 4
cars steady. springers $3.50 ton.
Calves: Receipts 100. steady. top
sll.50.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAoo. Aug. 4.---opening :
Wheat: September. up nc. Deem
Der. down "a C. Corn: September, UP
sc: December. up nc. Oats Sep
TENDER, up rc; December. W NC.
Provisions: Lower.
December. UP Ia. Corn: september.
up 1c; December. up 1 &c: Oats. Sep
tcmber. VI Ihc; December. M 1
Cloce--Wheat; September. IN 2is e:
December UP 2hc. Corn: September.
September. up 3c; December up "a c.
Provisions: Lower
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject to COM
mission charges:
Active stocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05
IN
SHARP RISE
Isavy Buying of U. S.
Steel Shares At
Above 20

's;xt,k1xrisht. lsIS, ~ the New YosI
n .i, uvenlng Post CesassaS.s
NUw YORK. Aug. 4.--The stock
1ktet OF the day paid little attei'
~ TO the British note, to the
kf11uc wrought by the great storm
~ 70 the reports from the area OF
+ Mites. Speculation broadened,
4 wever, and there we're sharp adj
0ces In many Of the snares that
- benefited from the craze In
4 ~ stocks. So far as the public
~ concerned. there was nothing
Ssthe market to Indicate that par
o1oaiion BY outsiders was enlarg'
z 9hers was real buoyancy In the
nay trading with heavy buying OF
5k3nIked States Steel shares above
~ The whole market was Affected
Sfhis movement and closing prices
5Snrp Ia many instances near the
IN level Of the day.
~ 74ost or the well known equip
"a shares were very strong on
aflnued buying in such stocks as
xI&ay Steel Spring. American Car
~ FOUNDRY, Lacakawanna Steel, ana
Ecssed Steel Car. These issues
t1oced sharply as soon as the
otont rise In United States Steel
tos became one Of the most In
Seo1iug features of the days trad
All the steel shares then be
I6 active. and the market for In
r1nls developed unusual
gth.
xAese was nothing in the days
~ Is account for the pronounced
Heth which the market showed.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

and lower: receipts, 1897. creamery
extra. 25c, state dairy tubs. 20azli.c:
imitation creamery nrsts 22n bc:
receipts. 1895: nearby white fancy.
- n 30c nearby mixed fancy. isT
22hc; fresb hrsts. lsd7 Csc.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

Detroit Time. Job Printing Dept
MINI 1870.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-05

MAIN l5z0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05

an $1,000 appropriation for the en-.
tire years work.
The $1,000 which this depart
ment has for all purposes for the
year is too small for the amount OF
work required said DR.. Gibson. in
the letter. We should have $1,000
for each county if we are TO be effective
in campaign TO stamp out hog choi-
era,
You can depend on US for all the
assistance in our power in lighting
the plague. The stamping out OF
this disease would mean a saving OF
millions 70 the Iowa farmer"
In speaking TO reporters OF the linz
tied means for the work Of the COM
mission. DR.. Gibson declared that the
state pays more for the protection OF
fish and game than il does 10 protect
the grea, live stock industry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05
DETAILS OF WHITNEY ACCIDENT
Former Nevada Woman Terribly mu-
tiEsted BY Train
Special % Til,es-Repuetean.

Special 20 Til. es- Republican.
Whittier Cal. Sept. 29-Mrs. Jo-
seph Whitney was instantly Killed Sun
day forenoon when the auto in which
she was riding was struck by South
err Pacific engine near Pomona. Her
husband. who was driving. received a
broken hip, and the Son-in-law, DIR.
Edward B>rnhart, 4 specialist in the
Battle Greek, M.ch.. sSlra;orium, had
both arms and eight rms broken. The
Whitneys came here TWO and half
years aEo iran \-ras5l- Iowa. where
they had resided ter fo-ty-five years.
Mr.. Whitney h.& spent the summer IN
Nevada attending 70 business, and DR..
Barnhar. had returned with him for a
visit,
Sunday morning the party started for
ih- LENA Linda s2ratoTiun in the Po-
mona valley. where DR.. Barnhart
wished TO see some friends. Near Po-
mona they had 10 cross the Southern
Pacific tracks, and Whitney. slightly
hard OF hearing. failed TO note an APP
pro.cttng train till il was nearly on
them. Re speeded UP and almost
cleared -he track. but the locomotive
caught the rear OF the auto, wrecked
i. broke almost every bone Id MIS-
Whitrsy's body, threw her under the
wheels and cut off both legs. Whitney
and DR.. Barnharr were thrown quite
a distance. They were taken to the 70
mona Valley hospital where later an
y.ray examination showed Whitneys
troubles more serious than at first sup
posed.
Mrs. Barnhadt, an only child. and her
sen !-virg were notified at once IN
Battle Creek Funeral arrangements
for the mother await her arrival. The
wbituevs built a small bungalow here
NJ s13 North Friends avenue two years
ago II IS understood that Mr.. Whit
7ey has large farm in Nevada. Mrs
Whitney was Il years old and Mr..
Whitney is slightly younger. 1t IS pc
lieved both he and Dr.. Barnnardt VIII
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05
MINNESOTA CROPS SHORT.
Conditions in Neiehborins State Far
More Discourasins Than IN iowa.

Special TO Times -Repuo!iean.
Hampton. Oct. 5.-If Mr.. Iowa
Farmer is at all disposed TO think ne
is worse off than his neighbor. ne
should take a short trip into southern
Minnesota.
Your correspondent returned few
DAYS ago from a "Trip to the Twin
Cities. having gone and returned by
different routes. and ne is convinced
that we should all be optimists.
Southern Minnesota has had but
mere taste OF frost, and that in the
extreme southern counties, but Iowa 8
corn, badly as il has been bitten. VIII
far out -distanced that Of our neighbor.
1t is doubtful whether the state can
supply its own seed The evidences OF
extreme vet weather are more appar-
ent there than here. Small grain ap-
pears 10 be good crop and threshing
is in progress Il is apparent that
much difficulty has been experienced
in saving the hay. and great deal OF
it is ruined. never having been taken
from the windroW
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05
STARTS CHOLERA CAMPAIGN.
President Of Ames College Asks Co.
nf SAa+H Me&erina,


Bes Moines, Oct 5.-President R. A.
Pearson, Of Iowa state College, yester-
day asked DR.. J. l. Gibson, state veter-
marian, for q conference to discuss
launching a campaign to eradicate hog
cholera in Iowa.
DIR. Pearson declares that millions
Of dollars can be saved TO the farmers
of Iowa by stamping out cholera The
time TO begin a campaign against the
disease Is when there is minimum Of
IT, he says. At this time there is no
county of Iowa reporting an epi-
deHic.
It is the presidents thought that the
proposed campaign should be along
educational lines. He would instruct
the farmer how to handle cholera and
what to do to protect his swine
The state veterinarian is heartily
in sympathy with the proposal, he
said in letter to DR.. Pearson yester-
day However he called attention &c
the fact that his department has only
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05
TO coMsAr WHITE PLAGUE.
State Organization Perfected TO Wage
War on Tubereulosia.

war OF
Des MoineS, Oct. 5.-The aid OF APP
whole population of the state. will be
berculosis by the Iowa Association for
the Prevention of tuberculosis. which
was formed In Des Moines yesterday
afternoon at conference called by the
Iowa State Medical Society thru COM
mittee Of which Dr. ]. E. Luckey. OF
Vinton. vice president Of the society,
was chairman.
Every man, woman and child in
Iowa will be called upon to buy at
least one Christmas Red Cross stamp
, at cost of l cent.
DR.. w. w. Pearson, Of Des Moines,
was elected president Of the associa-
ton. Other prominent men, includ-
ing Governor Clarke, were made Of
ficers.
Fully fifty men and women who
are leaders in philanthropic work in
the state as Representatives Of med
zeal societies, charitable institutions
and women's clubs in all sections of
Iowa were present when the state
wide crusade against tuberculosis was
launched.
The association has for Its objects:
Dissemination of knowledge con-
corning treatment and prevention of
tuberculosis
Investigation of the prevalence OF
tuberculosis in the state and collecting
and publishing of useful information.
Procuring the proper legislation for
relief and prevention of tuberculosis.
Corporation with public authorities.
state and city boards of health, state
board of control, the National Associa-
ton for Prevention of tuberculosis.
medical societies, visiting nurses assoc
Citations and other organizations In Sc
curing adoption of measures for pre-
vention of tuberculosis.
encouragement of adequate provi-
sion for consumptives by the establish
ment of sanator!a, dispensaries and
other institutions.
Promotion of the organization and
work of such LEGAL societies as may be
needed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05
Lightning Destroys Barn.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Oct. 5.-A barn on the
Walter Gender farm six miles north
east of this city IN Richland township
was struck by lightning and burned to
the ground during the electrical storm
Saturday afternoon. There were four
head Of horses. some harness and other
property in the building at the time,
hut all was saved other than the hay.
The loss on the barn was covered by
insurance but there was none on the
hay
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05

Chicago. thence to Madison. Wis, the
old home Of the groom. They intend to
be at home with their friends in Ell
dora in about two, weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Mcfarland, liv-
Ing in the southwest part of town, are
the parents Of a daughter, born last
Friday.
Alvin Ryan is suffering broken
finger, the result of football scrim-
mage. This is the first injury to come
to an Eldora player this season.
Mr.. ]. T. Whitney died Sunday at
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-05
MINISTER GIVES TESTIMONY

The Rev. c. M. Knighton, HAVANA,
Fla, writes: For three months suf-
fered intense pain in kidneys and back,
which at times laid me up entirely. /
read of Foley Kidney Pills and after
trying various remedies without result
I decided to try the Foley treatment
was relieved almost with the first dose
and 1t Is fact that used only u
bottles when all Of the pains disap-
peared. I am IS years Of age and row
feel like a young man again." Mcbride
& Will Drug Co.