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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28

Mrs. +. c. Goodman and daughter. OF
Mason City. returned home Friday
evening after visiting her with her
father, q. A. Turner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28

Miss Grace Cooper came home from
Grinnell Friday evening to visit over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Cooper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28

c. F. oohner. OF Written. was in the
city Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28

Mrs. r. r. Lockwood. Of Eldora. was
In the city Saturday while on her way
homie after visiting for the past few
months IN Detroit, Pontiac and Alma.
Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28
FOR BRONCHITIS, PAINFUL COUGH.
WHOOPING COUGH AND COLDS

CHEAPEST REMEDY MADE At HoME-12s CHAMPIONSHIP
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-28
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Or. Graham. osteopath. Masonic temple
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
DOLLAR SILVER THOUGHT NEAR

To the general public and those who have parti-
cular interest in the metal dollar silver which
has be the slogan of many producers and metal
specialists has not, perhaps much significance says the
Butte Montana, Miner. Nevertheless. the advance i'll
silver which has continued for weeks of extreme i'm
porance in that is highly probable that great and far
reaching changes III the monetary world Will result Au
thortes that silver will replace gold the
standard OF Europe for - years after the Aside
from this it very evident that immediate result will
be strong movement in the stocks Of silver producing
mines in this country
The cause for this advance in price of the white metal
very evident and can be summed up the law Of sup
ply and demand When the first broke the hostile
nations Immediately began to heard gold and within a
very short time the gold coinage of Europe has
been practically withdrawn from circulation Most of tie
warning nations appealed to the patriotism of the people
while Germany went far to impose law enforcing
the people to give up their gold for paper Gold need
ed i'll quantities both to stabilize exchange ard
for purchases in neutral countries. European gold
tied and the minis have since been working indus
tiously turning silver coins and Japan has
sisted by coming silver for Russia.
Those who predict dollar ounce silver not
talking wildly, for the price will probably continue up
wards The worlds supply is not increasing TO a sutf
Gent extent to meet this demand and. although the mines
in this and other neutral countries working capacity
to take advantage of the demand and the prevailing high
prices there Will probably be a scarcity and incidental
high prices for many years to come.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
THREE mEXicANS ARRESTED
FOR iNCITING TROUBLE

TUCSON June 26.-Jesus Gonzales.
deputy assessor OF the state of Son
ora. Mexico, was arrested yesterday
at noon by Deputy Sheriff Albert
MILFORD Sullinger. as he alighted from
the Tucson-Nogales stage He is
charged with making incendiary
speeches to Mexicans while enroute
from the border city to Tucson. Ac-
cording to statements of persons on
the stage Gonzales alighted at Tubac
and harangued a crowd of Mexicans.
Roberto Flores and Ben Cordova,
alleged deserters from E. Company
OF the national guard also were ar
rested in Tucson Saturday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
The proclamation:

The proclamation:
WHEREAS, recent developments
in Mexico, whereby the United States
has come to assume l new and i'm
portant relation toward all elements
OF the Mexican people, may reasonai~
ly be assumed to have given rise u
some uncertainty Us to the attitude
that would be observed by the state
government of Arizona, in event u
further complications, however, seri-
Gus, toward all foreign people of
whatever class or faction, residing
permanently or temporarily within
this state;
NOW THEREFORE. l. GEO. W.
p. HUNT, Governor Of Arizona, BY
virtue of the authority vested in me
by law, do give assurance Of the in
tent and purpose OF the state Of Art
IONA to maintain toward every Mexi-
can an dother foreign resi- leuIs not a
fugitive from just ce or otherwise d.
rectly answerable to the lawful au-
shortly of another state, or to the
government OF the United States.
such an attitude of guardianship, pro
lection and justice as ordinarily char
terizes the states demeanor in time
of peace toward its acknowledge IT,
idvidual residents; according them all
usual and reasonable privileges and
every safeguard of security compat.
able with the public peace and safety.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the Sta, of Arizona
II be affixed.
Done at Phoenix, the Capital. this
22nd day of June, A. d., 1916.
GEO. w. p. HUNT,
Governor of Arizona.
Attest:
SIDNEY P. OSBORN,
Secretary of State"
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

In these columns today will be found
the announcement of Sheriff Harry C.
Wheeler for reelection to the Office.
Mr.. Wheeler is perhaps the best
known man in Cochise county having
been a resident of this section for
many years, several years ofwhich he
was Captain of the Arizona Rangers.
with headquarters in Cochise county.
after which he was elected to the Of
fee of sheriff
Sheriff Wheeler has been the most
active officer in the state in the en-
forcement of the prohibition law, and
under adverse conditions has succeed
ed in unfolding the law in a greater
degree possibly than and sheriff in
Arizona. His duties as sheriff have
been performed in a manner that be-
speaks for his ability to fill the i'm
portant position and his friends about
the county will support him to a man
in the coming election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
ARIZONA MAY HAVE
RED CROSS HOSPITAL

PHOENIX. June EFF the order of
DR. f Payne Palmer to the war de-
partment and referred TO the Red
Cross Military Relief Service. mater
ializes, Phoenix will become the site
Of the first military base hospital in
connection with the probable NeXi-
can campaign. The local surgeon has
rendered an offer to the government
TO fully equip and maintain at his own
expense a base or field hospital, pre-
ferably the former, and to have it in
Re adiness to receive the wounded or
sick CT the United States army at the
first moment required.
A day or two ago DR.. Palmer ad
dressed telegram to Surgeon General
Gorgos Offering TO equip a base or
field hospital His tender carried
with it the promise to furnish al
necessary surgeons, nurses. supplies
and fixtures. A reply was sent in
which it was indicated that under the
army medical department regulations
such an offer could not be accepted
direct. but could only be made through
the Red Cross His communication
was referredo to that organization.
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10 que sea, toGa persona extranjera
de cual Traction, residences per-
menantemente temporiariamente
dentro ste Estado;
VA, PORESO, 70 GEO. W. P.
HUNT, Gobernador del Estado de
Arizona a TODD Mexicano otro resi-
dente eXtrajero ell que no sea fugi
:ivC &c lusticia a acusado pory ley Ie
ca: Grier otro Estado. por Ell 10
tieruo de los Estados Unidos, tai
dctitud de guardiano, protection
iusticia como ordinariamente Sc ca
-acter;za ell porte del Estado en- ITEM
DO de paz a TODD iRdivido residente,
acoTCsrdoles TODD privileges rason-
sblcs acostumbrados, TODD gar
anna de seguridad compatible con la
pa seguridad del publico.
IN gEsTIGo DE 10 CUAL he
suscritJ y causado ei Gran Sello de
Arizona ser atarado.
Hecho en- Phoenix, la Capital este
dia 22 de JUNO, A. d., 1916.
GEO. W. P. HUNT,
Cobernador de Arizona.
Afirmado:
Sidney P. Osborn,
Secretario del Estado.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

stone Daily Prospector" que Sc publ
en- esta poblaci6n. me he informado de
su proclama que I'd. ST. Gobernador.
ha lanzado al pueb bio mexicano residen-
te en- este Estado de Arizona
Muy complacido estoy de su grato
proceder para con los meXicanoS resi-
denies en- esta cutidad federariva; '
t6came mi. como mexicanO. darle a
su alta personalidad Ia, mas sXpresl-
vas gracias mis- mas cordiales cin-
ceros agradecimientos de gratitud.
Haze catorce meses Que me eucuen
tro en- este venturoso pueblo. dedicad"
al trabajo: habiende abandonadu M
rais natal. Sonora por difcultades
de Ia guerra. y por que no me era po-
,ible yer pelcar hermanos contra her
manos. irundardo el sudD pa rio c"u
Su propla sangre dejando tantaS wa
das y tantos huGrfInoS en- la nriandad.
Yo nunca quise mexclar me en- ess> d
hcrltades por motive de no ser uu" dc
los mexicanos euemigos po>rgrgad .
res de Ia terra que me do la luz phi
meIa y Il SCI que iengo.
Yo he venido ts'a TERRA, por gu
cstaba SECURE de viyir lSanquiln como
To- estoy: tn mi ccnciencia de hombre
honrado lie manifesto a I'd. que en- mi
pals y en- otras entIdades donde he Vi
vido, nuncs ne suSrenrado ningun pro-
ccso criminal por que ;amaS ne viola
do leyeS peuaIeS nj he sido mucho me
nos fugitive de una prision.
Aqui. la colnnia meMcana es muy
-rande. la genie de trab4jo Ell las mi.
mas ;, gun ,engo infoTmeS, fnuy bier
pasan de setecienros hombres al dia
so los exorto a que se porten pien
que no piensen en- huelgas y muchc
menos en- revolucion armada. poi q I
en- una hurlga, SUBURBAN el hInbre. y
en- una guerra con una nacion tan
podcrosa como esta. les causaria L
mu.rre.
Senior Goberuador. Yo estsre aqu
d Ia vanguardia de todos los mex ca
nos, estoy SECURE que en- este purbl,
la genie americana pucdc vIvIr tran
qu.la. creo que no Sc REGISTRAR min
gun accrdente desagra dabIe. mas Guam
do I'd. st mue>,ra vondadoso ante e
pueblo mexicano en- 81 proclams d.
fecha % del prrseDte mes de Juni,
de 1916.
Soy su afectisimo obedicn'e S 5
FERMIN TAPIA.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
AN ARIZONA FOREST
RESERVE WIPED OUT

PHOENIX, June 26.-The Dixie ma
tional forest in Mohave county is
practically wiped out by an executive
order. received at the United States
land Office yesterday. opening TWEEN
ty-two townships OF reserved land to
entry and settlement.
The Dixie lies in two sections Just
north of the Grand Canyon in Ari-
IONA, and also comprises certain
areas in Nevada and Utah.
The order opens the districts to set
Element on and after July 10 and for
entry on and after August IA. The
land is said to be good for grazing and
is partly mineral
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

This afternoon the jury In the case
of the state VS.. Larson, charged with
introducing intoxicating liquor, re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty and the
defendant was released. The argu-
ments were heard this morning and
the case given to the jury about IL
O'Clock. AS we go to press the case
of the State VS.. Mrs. Andy Johnson
has been called TO trial, and the jury
is being selected to try the case. 1t
is expected that the jury will be Sc
cured by the time evening recess is
taken, and the trial will begin tomor-
row morning.
The defendant is charged with hav-
ing hired four boys to bring liquor In
from New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

petition being circulated in the city advocating the
enactment Of law which would the search and seZ
clause and which would make felony have liquo
in ones possession is having the smooth sailing that
its advocates thought it would have. This proposition
fraught with danger and should be enacted law
would meet with utter failure. The good friends of the
ansaloOn crusade against this proposed law. Thu
warInest advocates of it. however the bootleg
their friends and their families and their kin. The
is apparent. 1t is queer combination that brings thu
bootlegger and the well meaning persons sIpporn;
the issue law carrying the search and seizure
clause making the possession of liquor felony will dc
of two things. 1t will make Arizona entirely wet
give the state local option The solution of what
men and women working for along temperance line
is personal use'' but there be the strongest r
strctons thrown around for the decision stand
there is no limit but a mans pocket book.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

Henry Ford has carried his peace at any price pre-
paganda too far if the press reports true is
ported from that that the Ford factory will
retain any employees position who goes the front in tn
defense of his country Accepting this correct,
opine that before long Henry Ford's picture will
in many paying them their monthly salary
Better reverse, Mr.. Flivver, before its too late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

The copper production not including any other metal
Of the state of Arizona for the year is estimated
at S53 pounds valued at approximately 100000
600. Just give the figures time to impress themselves
upon the mind and no comment will be necessary
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

A quiet Fourth of July in Tombstone means bic
exodus to Benson, where the Hub City will put on her
best bib and tucker and put real good time for ali
visitors Go to it, Benson. with you until Home
Sweet Home is played in your big dance hall the morning
of the fifth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

How does feel to see the back yards and vacant lot
cleaned up! Have you missed any bottles and tin
How about the few stables have around the cty Arc
they kept sanitary? Remember that flies breed only il
God speed the day when horses will be se
in cities at all for until then will the big step in fly
humiliation to accomplishment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

Sheriff Wheeler of Cochse county is of the most
conscientious and efficient shers in this state and he is
frettng himself sick because he is unable stop the
bootleggng in his county Do the best you Harry
and quit frettng.-Dmbars Weekly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02

Congress yesterday unanimously passed law grant
ing fifty dollars month to soldiers whose income does
not furnish sufficient money to sustain those dependent
upon them. A good law and a right law
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
PROCLAMATION
DEPARTMENT. Executive
Del Estado de Arizona
Secretary of State. "

va que, las Manifestations recien-
ties en- Mexico, que los Estados Uni
dos ha tornado relaciones nuevos v
importantes a TODD ell pueblo Next
cano. Sc presuma naturalment la &C
titud que sera Observable por ell Go
bierno del Estado de Arizona, en- el
eventc de mas completeness, tan SER
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
FERMIN TAPIA.

Tombstone. Ariz. JUNO 20 de 1916.
Sr. Cob. Geo. ". p. Hunt
Phoenix. Ariz.
duy. Sr. milo de mi particular atencion.
En- el acreditado peri6dico Tomb
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-02
Afruado:

Sidney p. Osborn,
Secretario del Estado.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02
HOSE and TIGERS
FEAR THE BROWNS
Rowland and Jennings Both Believe
That st. Louis Is Club They Will
Have to Contend With.

Detroit, Sept. at seems as if the
when they chose Detroit for a day of
rest and recuperation. On their ar
rival here yesterday afternoon from
Philadelphia they found the natives
talking pennant, but the Hose were
not included in the conversation. The
local fans are more or less daffy over
the flag prospects and figure that aft
er the record of the Tigers on the
eastern trip just closed there is no
one to beat to the wire
Those of the Tigers who returned
from Boston on the same train on
which the Sox made the trip from
Buffalo confessed themselves as con-
fident that the finish would see De-
trOtt in first place and St Louis in
second, with the rest scramblng for
what would be left. "St. Louis is
the team we will have to beat for the
rag" was the gist of the comment.
They all seem to fear the speed of
the Browns, and then they recognize
in Fielder Jones a manager as foxy
as any in the business. Despite the
occasional squirt of the Yankees Meth
er the Sox nor the Tigers figure DON
ovan's tribe in the running. They also
agree on the fact that Cleveland won't
be able to stand the gait when it
comes to a drive. Manager Rowland
on the trip from Philadelphia was
positive in his belief that Boston
would not finish in front. OF course
he picks his own team, so does Kid
The veteran coach insists
that II the Sox show anything like
their real ability they will walk in.
st. Louis, No, Sept 2.-There was
little or nothing stirring in the Mound
City yesterday afternoon 1t rained
copiously and continuously. The Cubs
sat around the tavern and speculated
on the vast accumulation of work pill |
ing up for Saturday, Sunday and Mon |
lay. Double-headers will be played |
all three days. Tinker, however, has
plenty of pitchers, so nobody will be |
Overburdened.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02
ROCKFORD LOSES
TO DAVENPORT
THE NINTH 7 TOG
SIeffert's Single Counts ORR,
Second Base With Winning T,ll'
In Final Sfanza.
BOTH TWIkLERs HIT HIM
Quincy Again Downs Slipping d..
er Crew Champions succunb !.
Hannibal in Close Tilt
BT HECK.

The Blue sox turned tables IN D..
ford yesterday at the Davenpor, =,
winning out in the ninth. 2 ht
was another free hitting game ana -.
body's tilt up to the final innine NJ.
taker, former Mule twirler. was ,o $50
ed for II hits, while OLeary's -
mauled McManus for 10 solid 49,
O'Brien was the heavy bow with Y.
club, getting a single, tWp-baRger ~
three-bagger in five trips 10 The ma.
Costly errors by Siefert and orr.
gave Rockford three runs
Davenport breezed along with a..
run lead up TO the ninth. In IN,
stanZa Rockford kn0tted the co.,
Eddie Holloway singled down N.
third-base line, then proceeded 10 49,.
second. Breen drove a long singh I.
O'Brien. Holloway rounded third =.
dashed for the plate. A perfect tbr-r
would have retired him, but ORR.
pegged to the stands.
Rockford's advantage was sbo,
lived. O'Brien, first man up IN N,
Davenport half, singled 10 center. II,
went to second on Pixies infeld n.
md scored with the winning run vbsS
5ieffert pasted a single to center m
ScOTp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02
MUSCATINE OUT "a
GAMES BY FORFEIT

Marshalltown, Iowa, Sept. 2.-Twen-
ty-four games OF baseball. won during
the present season by the Muscatine
team of the Central Baseball associa-
ton. were declared forfeited by Presi-
dent NJ. +. Justice of the association M
keokuk, according 10 telegram TO To-
cal club managers yesterday. The for
FIXTURES were declared because of al
legged violation of the FIVE veteran rule
which prohibits any team of the asso.
citation from carrying more than that
number OF veterans The action n a.
said, Will place the Clinton club I'm the
lead or the league pennant race nv q
narrow margin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02
LOCAL TEAMS MEET
FOR TITLE SUNDAY

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the Island City park the Haege Card
lnaIs ana Illinois Oil company teams
VIII battle for the amateur honors OF
TINS city. a large crowd is expected by
Doth managers, as there is consider
able amount Of rivalry existing be-
tween the two mines. Carl Anderson
mas been selected as umpire. Anderson
Is one Of the most competent officials
In the Tri-Cities and will no doubt car
ry this deciding game through with
out any disagreements. The Cards
viii present their regular lineup with
flke' Thomas in the box. An admis-
sion or 10 cents will be charged men.
while the ladies will be admitted fire..
The line-ups:
Illinois OIL mpany-Swanson and
mcCauley, catch; +. Tabor, pitch.
Dempsey, first base: Henry, second
pase' Ackiey, shortstop; A. Tabor.
third base; Mckinney, left field; Gar
lock, center field; Sage, right field
ana McMullen, utility.
Hsege Cardinals-Finnec catch
Thomas, pitch; Kruger, first base
arrar or Behrens second base:
smith, shortstop; Bloomberg. third
Dase' d. Baumbach, left field: F.
baumbach and Robinson center field. |
nd Jorgenson. right field
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02
FIGHTERS LET UP
ON TRAINING; FIT
White is 0Ozing Over With Confidence
and Says lie viii Whip Welsh
Clancy to Meet kilbane.

Colorado Springs, Col, Sept. O.
| When Charlie White stalked into his
| dressing groom at the conclusion of his
workout yesterday afternoon he said:
well. I'm ready for anything now
! | never was in better condition in my
| life, and if | don't take the title away
| from Freddie Welsh Monday afternoon
there won't be any alibis because of
my physical condition.
My training program has been run
off like clockwork Everything pos
sible to put me into condition has been
done and I am feeling better right now
than / ever felt in my career as a box
er. From now on / will ease up to bit
to save my hands, but I'll take one
more good workout tomorrow after
, noon. There isn't the slightest danger
of staleness. for | haven't been doing
much hard work until the last few
days"
The referee angle IS the only dis
turbing angle so far. The weather is
perfect. the arena is ready. the crowds
are enthusiastic, the fighters have
trained faithfully. Phil Elwell has is
sued his usual prediction of a draw.
and everything else is running smooth
ly with the exception of an occasional
loud talk from a fan who fears there is
something wrong about the selection
of referee.
Nate Lewis does not believe there is
much danger of raw deal from Roche.
Il think he will do his level best to
be fair TO both" said Nate.
Cedar Point, Ohio, Sept 2.-Johnny
kllbane of Cleveland stakes his title
as featherweight champion boxer of
the world on the result of a 15-round
bout to decision here Labor day, with
George CLANCY of Baltimore. Bv the
articles of agreement, the title will
change hands should CLANCY win bv
decision, which will be made bv Matt
Hlnkle, referee and promoter of the
match 'ie
kilbane, one of the fastest feather
weights since the title was held bv
George Dixon, won the championsbfn
feo. y, 1872, through a decision over
Abe Attell at Los Angeles. Since thar |
time he has been a constant winner !
even disproving the old story that he 1
Hacked stln punch by including in his
record number of knockouts /
1haney. though a younger man than
hllbane, has had a busy career in his
days.
knockout punch and is an aggressive
boxer
The men are nearly evenly matched
with slight advantage to the CIeye1
ana boxer in reach. The articles call
or ringside weight of 122 pounds and
each boxer is confident OF making that
latest figures indicated THAI Kilbane
Nelghed l2412 and CLANCY 125.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02

too. The casual acquaintance of the
clerk or the street car conductor had
something to say about the Browns
winning streak, and insisted on being
heard
The White Sox have purchased an
other shortstop for next season. He
is Bruce Hartford, the star shortstop
of the Des MOines club of the West
ern league. Hartford has been play
ing a great game for Manager Isbell's
team for the past two years and a
half. This will be his second attempt
to break into the major leagues. Hart
ford may be able to join the White
Sox late this fall Frank IsbeT. the
old time White Sox player, who is
plotting the Des Moines club. thinks
that President Comiskey got a star
player in Hartford.
Heinie Zimmerman for the season
so far has outbatted any of the three
players New York gave the Cubs for
him. His average for 107 games is
.296, and his record includes % dou-
bles, six triples and six home runs.
with Is stolen bases and 10 sacrifice
hits. Larry Doyle, the new Cub, has
hit .26O in 100 games, his drives in
Guiding % doubles, 10 triples and two
home runs. He has stolen IS bases
and made Is sacrifice hits. Last year
Doyle led the league in batting, though
he had to hit at 400 rate toward the
last to cOunter-balance a slump which
he suffered in the first half.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-02
Shears came in with the winning

and Shears came in with the winning
counter.
In the local half Vance singled to
left after Varney had grounded out
Munich rolled out, Hughes to StaIey
With kolls up, Hughes, Shears and
Dobbins held a conference. Evidently
they feared Louis prowess as a hit
ter, for he was puTposely passed. Bay
then sent in Marks to pinch hit for
himself. Hughes hurriedly called in
Selby with the result that Marks was
called out on strikes for the third out
The score: