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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01

complished. Messrs. Johnson and
Baird, Of Saint Louis. viii be hero to-
day to close the deal. Tho shoe fac
tory. closed down six months ago. VIII
be reopened on a stronger Foundation
than ever. Under the proposition that
Fort Dodge has accepted, johnson and
Baird viii put In $4,000 and VIII own
all the common stock. The settlement
to be made with the old stockholders
Of real estate and building will be In
the way of additional preferred stock
at a very low price The company will
start business owning its own prop
erty and paying no rent, also with
managers working for less salary than
any other company could hire them
for. Their ambition Is to build up the
business and make their common
stock valuable. The ambition OF Fort
Dodge has been to save the town from
the blow Of losing an old establish
ment giving work to hundreds OF
families
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
REcLusE FALLs powN srAIRs.
Injured Man Prisoner in Home Without
Food or Medical Attention.

| & - 49,
Injured Man Prisoner in Home Without
Food or Medical Attention.
Special to Times -Republican.
Council Bluffs, May LII. G. Parker.
aged 46, OF Missouri Valley. 10 in q
Council Bluffs hospital receiving treat
ment for injuries and mental attacks
resulting from a most unusual expert
ence. Mr.. Parker lives alone in Mis-
souri, Valley. Relatives living near.
who did not see Mr.. Parker, did not
attach any Importance to the fact that
he had gone agay. believing that Parker
had gone to the country to work. Yes
terday Parker craWled to the home OF
George Sales where he managed to at
tract the attention of Mrs. Sales, who
notified Parker's brothers, who came
in haste and moved Parker to the home
of one of them and later bringing him
to Council Bluffs.
\ Parker when found was in state of
collapse. He had bad bruise on his
head and when restored to partial con-
seriousness told his relatives that he
had lain in his home for ten days with
out food or water. He said that while
seized with sudden attack of illness
he fell down stairs and that after he
had regained consciousness was too
weak and Ill to move and when found
was very weak. The mans mind Is not
yet entirely clear and his condition is
serious. 1t is believed that he lost
track of the time and that while he
was without food for several days, the
time was not quite as long as he be-
lieves 1t was. He had not been seen
for five days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL.
Tablet TO Memory OF J. b. GrinnsII ia
Be Unveiled Thursday.

Tablet TO Memory OF J. b. GrinneIl to
Be Unveiled Thursday.
Special to Times-Republican.
GrinneH, May lon Thursday az
ternoon, May 4, will occur the dedica-
ton Of the j. B. Grinnell memorial.
The program will be held from to
S o'clock In the lecture room Of the
Congregational church and VIII be in
charge 0fSthe Grinnell chapter, Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution. There
Will be selections by a quartet and a
solo by Miss Floy Korns.
! The main address will be given by
Professor Macy, who will speak on the
founder Of Grinnell and his family and
the early days OF the citys history.
; Mr.. Elliot Jones. Of the state univer-
sity, son Of Mrs. Carrie Grinnell Jones,
and. the nearest representative Of. the
clans, will speak on behalf OF the
Grinnell family.
AFTER the program at the church the
various patriotic organizations, the q.
A. r., w. r. C., d. sR. and 8. A r.,
will form in order, followed by all
others who are interested and march
south and east thru the city park to
the spot where the granite boulder is
placed. This contains q large and
beautiful bronze tablet which states in
detail the object OF the marker The
memorial VIII be unveiled and formal
" presented by the regent to the city.
The general public IL invited to the
exercises ana special invitation Is
extended. 10 city officials and to the
older residents OF Grinnell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
FIELD MEET POSTPONED.
Eldora and Aeklsy High Schools Do.
lay Contest One Week.


lay Contest One Week.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, May 1. - The annual track
field meet between Eldora and Ackley
high schools. which was TO have been
held on the Eldora track Saturday. was
postponed on account of rain and a
wet track. After n conferences 1t was
decided that the two schools will come
together next Saturday and also the
Iowa Industrial school, forming tri-
angular meet. This will be the first
triangular meet for Eldora, but 1t Is
thought that in view OF the fact that
this would place the county meet with
in Just one week, which will be held
on the local track, May IL, that "
would strengthen the team. The in
dustrial school has made application
for admittance to the county track
meet. but the offilcals have voted
against it and at present 1t looks as tho
tie schoo. boys will net be represented.
Some of the reasons as to why they are
not admitted Is tina. these boys are
not ali local originally. coming from all
parts OF the state. They will enter the
state NEE. at Des MoiIes, May q. The
Industrial school IS represented by Attn
letic Director Waterbury, who put
up a fire, plea in behalf Of the school
for entrance as well as Superintendent
Kuser.
The Eldora high school will be repre-
sented in the state meet at Des Moines.
May 81, by twelve athletes. 1t Is
planned to have a roofing section In
the amphitheater reserved. The SEN
Tor class of twenty-five students will
motor to the meet and combine with
the other rooters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
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Ss Not ! trace Of gray shows in your
hair after . few applications Of Q-Ban
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scalp I'D hair healthy. II your hair
a fray! sstreaked with gray, prema-
cray, faded. thin or falling. sim
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quickly turns to An even. beautiful dark
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'AuGJ. soft radiant, full Of life. fascin-
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no ono win suspect you used Q-Ban.
Also stops dandruff and falling hair.
only 800 for : big bottle at 3. - Nor
agaas Drug Store. 10 w. Main ST, Mar
.Shalltown. lows out-of-town people
supplied by parcel post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
IOWA RAIL COMMISSION GRANTS
MoDEicATioNs in TWENTY.
..,ra ONE CASES.
ONLY FOUR PETITIONS
ARE TURNED DOWN
QUESTION Of New Rates on Tobacco
Referred 70 Iowa Rate Department
Rulings Made by Commission on
Hearings Hold Week Aso-candy
Makers Withdraw Their Petition.

Des Moines, May 1.-The Iowa rail-
road commission Saturday ordered add
justments in freight rates on twenty
one commodities and denied four petit
tions, as the result of the classification
hearing held last Tuesday at the state
house. ...ga
The petition for change in the rat
ing on candy was withdrawn by the
shippers Of Cedar Rapids on the dis
covery that the new rates would be
higher than the ones now In force.
The request of the Northwestern
railroad for the western classification
on tobacco has been referred to the
Iowa rate department to determine
If 1t would mean an advance in Iowa
rates. New rates are asked for on all
kinds of tobacco-plug, twist, cut,
graduated. smoking, tobacco dust or
powder; clippings, leaf, stems, siftings
and sweepings.
: Rulings Of the commission on the
petitions for adjustments In rates fol-
low: IT,
Manufacturers Association, petition er.
McIdl WluOoW lIdLhCS &ausuSlHiOhl
denied. Stranger & Johnson, Atlantic,
petitioners. -.
Minimum weight on cement and
plaster-Denied. Railroads. petitioners.
Spices-Rates granted. Tone Broth
ers, ,Des Moines, petitioners.
Steel wagon tongues-Rates granted.
Iowa Manufacturing Company, Ban
croft, petitioner.
vi, h PoSn
granted. Northwestern Stamping Com
pany, Burlington, petitioner.
Theatrical properties and scenery
Adjustments granted. Northwestern
railroad, petitioner.
Cordage-Rates granted. Northwest
ern railroad, petitioner.
Barrels, casks and drums-Rates de-
MED. Northwestern railroad, peti--
TONER.
Galvanized ventilating pipe - Rates
granted.
Graders outfits Rates granted.
Northwestern railroad, petitioner.
Coops-Rates denied. Swift & Co.,
petitioner. #
Grain or seed drills-Rates granted.
e. G.. Wylie, Des Moines, petitioner.
Furrow or row markers Rates
granted. e. G.. Wylie, petitioner.
Agate-Rates granted. e. G. Wylie.
petitioner.
Aeroplane or aeroplane frames
Rates granted. E. G. Wylie, petitioner.
Addressing machines and parts
Rates granted-E. &. Wylie, petitioner.
Brick and hollow tile-Rates granted.
Iowa State Manufacturers Association.
petitioner. - 5t..ott
Overhanded baskets-Rates granted.
Burlington Basket Company, Burling-
ton
Mousse or heavy flavoring syrup
Rates granted. Marshalltown Syrup
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
Northern Io,ua Items

at that distance he is going some. The
government furnishes one rifle for ev-
cry fire men and 120 rounds of am
munition free for each man. If in the
course Of a year the club uses more
ammunition the government will fur
nish it at cost.
Sheldon.
! A representative of the Gas and
Electric CONSTRUCTION Company, Of
Minneapolis, a branch of the Western
Gas Construction Company, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, was in the city last week,
taking up with the city council the
matter of a gas franchise. The council
met last Thursday to consider the mat
ter and appointed itself a committee of
the whole to go over the matter OF
franchise, etc. There is little doubt but
that the city will grant franchise to
the company, altho the conditions have
not yet been arranged. The granting
q 1.-The franchise will come up before
we voters at the time of the June prl-
mary. II such franchise for the use
Of the streets and alleys Is granted,
the building for the manufacture of
the gas, and the pipe to conduct the
gas, will be laid this summer.
Manchester.
From the wording of petition filed
with Clerk Stranger it seems that we
are likely to witness the mournful exit
from scenes temporal of that monu.,
ment of mismanagement and bubbling
hope, the Manchester mausoleum,
which has been standing in lonely
grandeur, partially dressed. on the
cemetery grounds for the past two aue
one-h half years. George H. Dewald is
the plaintin against the Iowa Maus-
oleum Company, who had the work In
charge. George and q number of other
workmen holding mechanics liens to
the amount OF $211 ask the court to
grand Judgment and special execution
for the sale Of the property, which
consists Of a number Of weather beat
en- cement blocks and a parcel OF
blasted hopes belonging to the pro-
motors. It Is likely, therefore, that ere
long this shining ornament will be
removed piecemeal.
Wet Union nj
Two prisoners in tho county jai.
made their getaway. One of them was
George BRONX, who was under SEN
tence Of ten years in the penitentiary
for breaking and entering; and the
other was vag, who was serving a
sentence OF six months In Jail and had
put in two months of the time. The
prisoners made their escape thru a
small opening in the Jail wall which Is
Of brick, BY using spoons and other
articles et table ware they loosened the
mortar and removed the bricks. 1t Is
probable that the mortar Of the inside
layer OF bricks had been loosened pre-
voua to that night and the work; CON-
cealed. with the vag It Is case Of
good radiance. but the burglar Is DIFF.
ferent. A clue has been obtained which
q Il Il thonai1t will bring the yegg back.
The delivery was not discovered till
some hours after 1t took place. as littiS
IL any noise was INSIDE In prying out
tue bricks. s.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
Roeky.eIl CITY ltsms.

Special to Times Republican. Ss2
Rockwell City. May The AZ
school is planning great May fete ~
May II. every grade in the enyS5!5
school will have part The anAtr ia
be given out Of doors and tho m0sk
needed for the event will be raiser ~
selling votes for the most popular iii
in the senior class for May queen. The
were elected by the WHO'S
high school. Every girl In the SENIOR
class received votes for the honor. Ands
the four receiving the highest numner
were selected for the candidates. Fhes
names Of these are Lola Grant, Nadine:
Noel, Pearl corson, and Veya KAIer.s
Ballots for these will be sold nj AZ
cents each. The voting came 70 m
end Saturday evening. and the assress-
full name will BIO announced 49,
day. May :.
The new machinery for tiki kk - 4
well City Canning Company IL heinz
installed II consists OF an entirely
new line. the Sanitary System, ana
does away with all the machinery that
was In the plant. A carload OF cans
left over from last year will have 10
be disposed or The new machinery
uses no solder. but clamps the top ON
the can, and folds the edges no tiEhslys
that solder is unnecessary. The farm.
ers are planning to put In q large acre II
age Of sweet corn. and the new mas
chinery will have good test when the
canning season opens. eAt
Floyd Miles, until recently treasurer.
of the city of Des tMoines, will addIssH2
the Methodist Mems Club on Wedness
day evening. He Is very pleasing ansa
speaker. He was here Will
the gospel team this last winter. nni
created a most favorable impression.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01
AoYT WINS MEET FOR eRlhNELL.
Dual Contest With Drake Decided In,
Last Lap Of Event Of Day.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, May LA cold and per-
sistent rain on Saturday afternoon
greeted the performers in the Drake
Grinnell dual meet and kept everybody
else away unless having some extra
ordinary interest in the outcome. The
final score was. Drake, 6lis points:
Grinnell. 651 " points. For a consider
able part of tie meet Drake was in
the lead. 1t was in the last event. the
half-mtle relay race, that lHoyt forged
ahead in the last ten yards and came
In a leg ahead of the Drake compete
tors. Grinnell was considerably be-
hind when the last lap was started but
Hoyt gained consistently until all but
the Drake leader were passed and then
made sensational squirt in the last
ten yards of the race and won the
race and the meet for Grinnell. The
jumping was In the mud and the track.
solid cinder as It is, was heavy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-01

M arIons ,... .g -s~r7.. n =
Thieves made rich. harvest when
they looted Shumack & SEVERN Com
pany's dry goods store Of this place
Tuesday night. Several hundred yards
Of silk goods were carted off by the
thieves. The police are without the
slightest clue to the marauders.
Manson. ss s
The new high school building will be
dedicated commencement week. The
plans are not fully made as yet but
several prominent speakers are In view.
There will also be special musical
numbers. A landscape gardener was here
last week making plans for the school
yards. The clubs in the town are
taking great interest in the grounds.
Deoorah.
C. H. Quenrud, thru his attorney, has
sued the Moore Sieg Construction
Company, of Waterloo, and DEBORAH.
for $4,000 damages. Mr.. Quenrud was
injured about three weeks ago In a
runaway accident on East broadway.
The sewer ditching machine was at
work on that street near where the
accident happened. Mr.. Quenrud was
hauling coal, and was on his way back
to the yards after another load, when
the accident occurred.
Thompson. 5:s, ss
Lewis Dahl had an experience last
for some time. He was digging q tile
drain ditch on his property In the
northwest part Of town, and was just
about to quit to go to supper when
the ditch caved in. completely burying
him about three feet from the top. The
depth Of the ditch itself was seveA
feet. Fortunately George Stabell and
Fred Hackley happened to be in the
vicinity OF the accident and they soon
rescued Mr.. Dahl from an untimely
burial. .s...,.A.l
Primahar. .l
Andy Burgert, while working FOR
Yves Williamson. met with . very seri-
GUS accident. Mr. Burgert was driv-
ing four. horses on = disc, the horses
became frightened ana ran away. Nj.
Burgert was thrown to one side Of the
disc. which ran over him and COM
Epletely severed his left ear; he also
received Kicks from one Of the horses
and his head was badly cut and
bruised. He was taken to town where
he received surgical attention and
placed In the Ward hospital. where he
VIII be cared for until his wounds are
healed. AT this writing he Is doing
nicely and we hope that nothing dan
gerous vii come from the injury.
Grastsinssr.
=. C. Mollison, Of Graettinger, has
been busy for the past few weeks
working up a government rifle club at
that place. He has succeeded In get
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COMMENCEMENT JUNE 8.
Program For Graduation vfssk at low,
tskate Teachers College.

Iprocran, For Graduation W ssk at lows
g STATE Tsaehsrs' College.
Special to Times Repu bltcan.
Cedar Falls. May 1.Ths program
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT week at lows State
Teachers College, June 2 to June 6, has
lust been issued. Hon. D. D. Murphy.
president of the stats board OF 4educa-
ton, will deliver the commencement
address on Tuesday, June 6. Following
is the program for the week: S.
Friday, June 2--2 p. m, literary soci-
eties, parade and reunion. campus; n.
smA annual concert. #
Saturday; June SIS p. M, commences
merit play; class picnics morning and
afternoon. ~
SUNDAY, June 4--4 p. M. baccalaur-
cate service: p. M alumni and sem
MONDAY June 1850 q. M, alumni
F4g6sin4ss jfsettng and reception to
Ici1s cf 1916 14:16 =. n. alumni
lune5eon ~ M faculty reception 70
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