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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-10-30
Grinnell and. Vicinity.

Special to Times-Republican
Grinnell, Oct. 30.-Reports from the
hospital at Cedar Rapids regarding the
condition of President Main. who was
Injured on Saturday in an accident on
the interurban train between Iowa
City and Cedar Rapids, are to the Of
feet that he is resting with the pros
pect of a reasonably speedy recovery
from his injuries. His right collar
Zone was broken. his arm and fingers
were badly bruised and his foot was
hurt. An athletic constitution and an
iIdomitable will power are two very
strong factors to guarantee his. re-
covery.
Rev. e. W. Cross and his bride, who
were married in Glenwood, Mimi, on
the 10th instant, are expected IN this
city before next Sunday. The par
sonage has been vacated and put in
order for their home and the people OF
the congregation. as well as many
friends Of Mr.. Cross outside the de-
nomination, are waiting to give them
loving and hearty welcome. Mr.. Cross
is expected to preach and have charge
of the communion service as usual
next Sunday morning.
Work Is to begin this week on the
grading of Eleventh avenue from Park
to West street. thru what was the Gid
Merrill property, and to be continued
unless stopped by freezing weather,
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untn the entire street is in travelling

until the entire street is In travelling
condition.
Mrs. C. L. Doane is having the pleas
ure ofssa long visit from her mother
Mrs ]. Van .Wyngarden, who comes
from her home in Chugwater Wyo,
New Sharon instructors have hit
upon new form OF reward for
scholastic excellence and one pupil in
each of the four classes is to have his
expenses paid next Saturday while he
attends the Grinnell-Drake football
game at the Stadium at Des Moines.
Sheridan corn pickers report the
corn as unusually hard to pick this
year and two of them, Joseph Diedrick
and Charles Wilkie, are laid up with
lame wrists.
Mrs. H. w. Spaulding is having
visit from her sister, Mrs. George
Richardson, who comes from her home
i'll Vernon, Tex.
Frank Rivers is recovering slowly
and thru much pain from his injury Of
a week ago or more when he fell and
broke bone in his right foot.
Announcement is made of the birth
or son, on Thursday last, at Mount
Vernon. to Mr. and Mrs. George
w dHuSA, llIC happy AAOtiSl DSAiS .
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woodland, of this city.
Mrs. c. G. Hodgdon has had the
pleasure Of a surprise visit from old
New Hampshire neighbors. MIR. Alfred
Gcodue and his daughter from Bristol,
N. H. and Mr. Frank Goodue, now of
Marengo. Iowa.
Mrs. H. c. Workman is reported as
making good recoverylfrom an opera
ton she passed safely thru at the city
hospital here on Friday morning.
Evangelist c. V. Allison, Of Cedar
Rapids. who has been conducting a
series of meetings at the Christian
church in this city. has found their
church too small to hold all that have
wanted to come and the Sunday eve
ming service was transferred to the
Colonial Theater where he preached
searching sermon last evening on the
subject 1.-The Lords Prayer" Mrs.
Chambers, who has been leading the
singing had large choir organized
and the entire meeting was one of
great interest. The evangelist con-
cludes his labors here but the pastori
A. C. Stowe is expected to continue the
good work.
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Northern Io,ua Items

Sioux City.
new million dollar hotel is planned
for this city because the crowded
hotels are forced to turn away guests.
Buildings will probably be begun in the
spring.
Cedar Fails.
in 1860 by George D. Perkins, sus-
pended publication Friday. The high
cost of print ppaer was given as the
reason for suspension.
Sioux City.
The thirty employees of dyeing and
cleaning establishments who walked
out Tuesday have returned to work
without an increase in pay. However,
the employers recognized the union ana
will arbitr4te future differences.
Sioux City.
DR.. J. L. Hanchette, leading surgeon,
is made defendant in $4,000 suit by
NJ. N Fair, of Lake City, for alleged
malpractice. The plaintiff charges DR..
Hanchette with performing an improp-
er operation for removal of cancer.
Cedar Rapids.
Delegates to the Iowa Eastern Star
convention, which closed here Thurs
day night, narrowly escaped injuries at
the closing session Thursday afternoon
when heavy ceiling beam in the city
auditorium, where the convention was
in session, broke but did not fall
Chairs were, hastily removed from be-
low the Threatened disaster, c:eat!a.
considerable CONSERVATION.
Clinton.
Clinton was thronged Friday for the
second day Of the fall festival and corn
show. 1t was estimated that there were
over 5000 visitors in the city. The city
was we'll decorated. The festival
opened Thursday with addresses by
Mayor H. c. Hansen and President
Thomas Crawford, Of the Clinton Com
mercial Club, at the Coliseum. The
commercial club financed the festival.
Thousands gathered on the river front
Thursday night for an elaborate dis
play Of fireworks. One of the attrac-
lions Friday was the flight of an avia-
trix. The festival closed Saturday
night.
Waterloo.
waterloo firemen narrowly averted
another catastrophe at 1880 a. m. FRI
day at the Rath Packing Company's
plant, when q gas meter exploded in
the basement of the main building. Ed
ward Lynch, driver of one Of the trucks
at the central station, was nearly
asphyxiated, while number Of other
fremen suffered slightly from the eff
fects Of the fumes. Lynch was re-
moved from the building to his home,
SIG, Sunnyside avenue. He recovered
consciousness within short time. but
is still suffering from the effects OF
the fumes. None Of the other firemen
was overcome. but 1t was necessary to
assist several from the building.
Sioux City.
Sioux City shippers believe they
have won q substantial victory in pro-
curing a new freight schedule between
Nebraska points and this city. thing
they have been battling for in the
courts for two years. ~ When Omaha
and Lincoln jobbers failed, asa last re-
sort to procure an order Of suspension
from the interstate commerce commits
sion, the new rates became effective
"wednesday. Local jobbers say they Will
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not be Disseminated against as COM
pared with Nebraska points and the
distributing trade in Nebraska will ma
terially increase, perforce. Sioux City
now distributes s15,00O.0OO worth of
goods annually in Nebraska.
Mapleton.
While hunting two miles south OF
Sergeant Bluffs Tuesday evening, Carl
Christensen % years Old of Sergeant
Bluffs, was accidentally shot and killed
by his own weapon There were no
witnesses to the accident. The victim
was found by his companion, Floyd
Good, deaf mute, also of Sergeant
Bluffs The two men departed from
Sergeant Bluffs at 4:30 o'clock to go
hunting. While moving thru fields the
hunters became separated. 1t was when
Good was some distance away that
Christensons weapon exploded and
sent the charge into his side. Good
found his companion lying near fence
with a bad wound in his side. Chris
tenson was unconscious and could not
describe the manner in which he was
wounded Good sought aid. but Chris
tenson was dead when it arrived
Waterloo.
Cattle rustling is charged in an in
formation filed here by E. J. Wenner.
county attorney, before Justice f. r.
Knapp against William Christian. 1t Is
charged that Christian, farmer OF
Spring Creek township, stole four head
Of cattle from James Curdie and two
head from Bud Clark Oct 20. The cat
tie were missed from Curdie's pasture.
Curdte claims to have trailed the ami
mails by tracks In the mud to Ray
mond, where carload of cattle was
shipped to Chicago Sunday morning.
Complaint was made to Mr.. Wenner
who, after procuring the car number
and consignee, wired to the commission
merchant to hold the proceeds. Curdie
and Clark went to Chicago Tuesday
and it is said the former identified. the
six head Curdie lives on an S00-acre
farm near LaPorte City and his pas.
ture Is along the river bottoms, He had
40 head of stock and took in cattle
to pasture for neighbors.
Cedar Rapids.
Interest Of policy holders thruout the
state is conferred on action started I'M
the Linn county district court atMar-
ion, by E. C. Barner and Lewis Helms.
as attorneys for N. P. Carl and c.. D.
Coarcke, Of Vinton, and Peter N. Kimes
and Pierce James, OF this city, against
the Modern Brotherhood of America, q
fraternal insurance organization. The
suit is directed against the society and
T. B. Hanley, its supreme president; N.
L. BALI, supreme secretary; A. II. Gale,
treasurer. and the board Of directors.
The plaintiffs charge that the holding
Of the supreme convention In Denver
and st. Louis and at other points out
side the state Of Iowa was contrary to
the articles Of Incorporation of the So
ciety and that therefore acts of the
conventions designated are illegal and
void, including acts increasing the as
sessment rates Of the society. The suit
was brought in an effort to force the
return of the old rates. In their petit
ton the plaintiffs in the action assert
that officers of the society are putting
new rates into EFFECT when they have
no right to do SO. because, they ailese,
the convention had no right to order
the increase, power TO do resting only
with the membership
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places this week with the possible ex-
ception OF Ames whore the trounclnS
Is In prospect, notin retrospect.
Grinnell, by winning the Coe game
placed itself in the minds OF many al
the top Of the Iowa conference. this
view being shared by Coach McAlmon
who stated to friends in the city last
week that all he had to worry about
for the rest of the season was the Coe
game. Grinneil has not. however. elm
mated Cornell and Highland Park and
the meeting OF these two this week Will
determine whether there is to be a
clear or divided title. Grinneli meets
Cornell but not The Highlanders, there
fore victory for Cornell with Its final
meeting with Grinnell will clear the
title while victory for Highland. will
leave the latter indicated in the con-
ference with only Leander Clark to
play. II is very doubtful II Grinneii
would have the luck ii seemed 10 have
against Coe in two more games in the
Iowa conference but the team might be
able to play better game. 1t is fairly
certain to show better in the coming
games as the scare at Cedar Rapids
will be productive of harder work, TO
all intents at least. the Iowa confer
ence title was not settled in the victory
of Grinneli over Coe.
Ames Plays For Title.
Outside OF the classic Drakc-Grin-
nell clash in Des Moines Saturday. the
game OF the largest interest in the foot
ball circles is the meeting of Ames and
Nebraska. Ames already has taken the
meas ure of one Missouri Valley team
and tied a second. which in turn had
defeated a third. so this game will vir-
tually decide the championship OF the
Missouri Valley Nebraska having al
ready beaten two other teams of the
valley. In all events, both the cham
pion and the runner up will be from
the northern half of the Missouri VAL
ley, aItho the Drake Missouri game
may tend to muddle this claim trifle.
Ames has made two weeks prepara-
ton for the game but it is doubtful II
the Aggies' forward wall will be able to
hold the forward wall OF the Cornhusk-
ers, and If the Ames line crumples the
score will be large. II the line battle is
at all even, Ames has a chance for VIC
tory as the Ames back field will deliver
IL given chance. The other out of
state game of an Iowa team this week
is Morningside which also plays at
Lincoln, meeting eNbraska Wesleyan.
The games played this week are:
Friday, Nov. 8.
Central VS.. Penn at Pella,
State Teachers VS.. Buena Vista at
Storm Lake.
Iowa Wesleyan vs. Simpson at Mount
Pleasant.
Dubuque VS.. st. Ambrose at Du-
buque.
Cornell VS.. Highland Park at Des
Moines.
Saturday, Nov 4.
Dubuque German vs.. Upper Iowa at
Dubuque.
Nebraska Wesleyan VS.. Morningside
at Lincoln.
Ames vs.. Nebraska at Lincoln.
Drake VS.. Ames at Des Moines.
Big Gard at Des Moines.
Des Moines will be the football as well
as the educational center of the state
this week. While many of the high
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school teams or the state are not playsl
ing because or the presence Of their In
structors at the state tcacherk uneeelnol
in Des Moines. the gathering here " Gu
pedagoKueS n also q signal for the gAth~
ering OF football teams. This year Tho
supply Is larger than ever before. Fri.i
day will witness the meeting Of two
undefcatcd teams Of the Iowa Confer
ence Cornell and Highland Park) and
two undefeated teams of the htgh
schools OF the state West Des M0inea
and Fort Dodge. Saturday will Wit
ness the meeting OF East DeS Moinsa
and Davenport OF the high schools and
the annual classic battle between Drake
University and Grinnell. Just to make
certain that nothing Is overlooked. Dex-l
ter the team which held Adair to = tie
last Friday. will play. Valley Junction.
the game being played just at the edg0
OF town.
The Cornell Highland Park game Win
see an attempt by both teams to break
the tie Of a year ago when the &eAnna
battled before state teachcrs' crowd
to a scoreless tie. On paper TO the
present time Highland Park has n little
the best OF the encounter but most Of
the Highland showing has been made
with some players ON the team who will
not appear Friday. The Cornell line
will be the turning point OF the game
in all probability ana II 1t can stand mp
to the work. the visitors should be able
to at least hold tho locals. II Id prncti-
caly certain. Captain McCauley OF the
locals win not play a. his broken leg
is not yet strong enough for active
work The game win witness bril-
liant battle for quarterback honors be-
tween Hartwick and Noll.
Fort Dodge hss Edge.
The West Des Moines-Fort Dodge
rame will be the attraction Of the high
school games. Both teams are known
to be strong. Fort Dodge has run UP
the larger total of points but West has
shown a counterbalanctnE strength OF
defense. This. however. has not been
thoroly tested with the possible excep-
ton of the Waterloo game Saturday.
Fort Dodge has had far better oppcsi-
ton and 1t may be that this knowledge
of how to act under fire wifi be- the de-
termininE factor. The East-Davenport
game will be OF interest only to the fol-
lowers Of the two teams, as both arc
out of the running for the state cham 4
pionship.
The Drake Grinnell battle VAN be the
twenty-second meeting between the
teams Of the two schools. seventeen
games having been played without =
break in relations. a record not ap-.
preached by any other schools In the,
state. Drake enters the game without.
a defeat In the state. Grinncll lost to,
Iowa In q game In which brains ana
luck insisted In sticking to the Hawk 4
eyes 1t II Grinnelrs chance to win =
better place in Che state than possible
leader of the Hawkeye conferences. IL
Is brakes chance to come up to the
Ames game challenger for tho foot
ball title Of tho state.
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OF CLINTON AND cE.
OAR RAPIDS SURPRISES OF
SATURDAYS GAMES.
MARSHALLTOWN AND
oskALoosA SHOW CLASS
Pile Up Big Scores Against Strong op-
position--West Des Moines Disap-
points Followers With Low Score
Against West WaterIoo-Week's
Games to Eliminate Title Conte nders.
Special to, Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. S0.-Clintons stun
ming defeat OF Davenport, Cedar Rap
ids triumph over lowal City, and the
totals rolled up by Marshalltown. AL
coma and Oskaloosa over teams of good
strength We're the outstanding features
in, the football games of the high school
teams Of the state West Waterloo
proved u stumbling block for West Des
Moines, so much so that it would be u
good guess the east Iowa team will
not again appear on West Des Moines'
schedule as Marshalltown and Iowa
City do not this year. The games OF
Saturday did little to settle the ques-
ton of high school supremacy in the
state as the only possible contender
eliminated was Iowa City.
Clinton made the showing of the day.
mat team, thru its games in Illinois
ana easy games in Iowa, had been kept
under cover to such an extent that it's
real strength was not appreciated.
That it could make the surprising score
on the Davenport gridiron is all the
more reason for difference to the show
ing of the up river lads. Oskaloosa and
Marshalltown also demonstrated their
places were not an accident when Os-
kaloosa defeated Grinnell by the larg-
est score OF the year and Marshalltown
sWamped East Waterloo. Algona,
which has been winning a place l.r
northern Iowa, made a still larger place
for itself when it took the measure of
Mason City by almost forty points.
Cedar Rapids demonstrated it's strength
when it eliminated Iowa City from the
state title contenders by three toucn-
down margin, this game also being
played on the gridiron of the losers.
Claimants to Be Eliminated.
Two, possibly three. claimants for
the state championship will be elimi-
mated in the games of the week. Fort
Dodge and west Des MoineS meet in
Des Moines, Sioux City and Clinton
are scheduled to play while the Ames-
Cedar Rapids game will be between
two teams of good caliber, and it is not
beyond the pale of reason for the Ames
team to win. In the Fort Dodge West
Des Moines and the Sioux City Clinton
game. however, the teams have not
been beaten in the state. or outside for
that matter. and unless ties result, two
Of the strongest teams of the state Will
be out Of the running. There Is not 4
possible angle from which the teams
may be doped. Sioux City and Clinton
have, of course. played none of the
same teams. Sioux City has had the
best schedule to date and knows most
of actual play, Fort Dodge has the
same advantage over West Des Moines,
while West Des Moines has the adj
vantage Of weight and experience. AT
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charaesse joixaa Welahtl.

ChaFacSor 0IV00 Wet0nS.
The emphasis in what YOU say.
comes after all from what you are.
The girl who tries to make her words
emphatic by putting in superlatives,
only succeeds In seeming futile. It Is
character which gives weight to
words.-Exchange.
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Ames, Ames will pit speed. good kick
Ing and fair weight against the speed
and team play Of Cedar Rapids. Ames
Is the only team to be defeated, having
lost 10 Fort Dodge. 6 to 0.
Sectional battles of interest Saturday
are the Corning Shenandoah game in
the southwest part Of the state and the
meeting Of the much defeated Burlng-
ton and Ottumwa teams In the south :
east. Games scheduled Tor, this week
follow
Saturday, Nov. 4.
Cresco vs. Usage at Cresco,
What Cheer VS.. Montezuma at What
Cheer.
Knoxville VS.. Sigourney at Knoxville
Washington VS.. Wapello at Wapello.
Fremont VS.. Hedrick at Fremont.
Fairfield VS.. Columbus Junction al
Fairfield.
Burlington VS.. Ottumwa at Ottumwa.
Upton VS.. Morrison. H., at Morrison.
West Liberty VS.. Marengo at West
Liberty.
Marshalltown VS.. Boone at Marshall
town.
heokuk VS.. Kirksville, Mo-, at Keo-
kuk.
Clinton VS.. Sioux City at Clinton.
East Waterloo VS.. Cedar Falls at Wa
terloo.
Mount Vernon VS.. West Branch at
Mount Vernon.
Algona VS.. Webster City at Agona.
Perry VS.. Newton at Perry.
West Des Alpines VS.. Fort Dodge at
Des Moines.
East Des Moines VS.. Davenport at
Des Moines.
centerville VS.. Allerton at Center
Vile.
Eagle Grove VS.. Clarion at Eagle
Grove.
Storm Lake VS.. Ida Grove at Storm
Lake.
Coon Rapids VS.. Council Bluffs at
Council Bluffs.
Guthrie County VS.. Bayard at Panora.
Villisca VS.. Atlantic at Villisca.
Valley Junction VS.. Dexter at Valley
Junction.
Ames vs.. Cedar Rapids at Ames
Humboldt VS.. Emmetsburg at Hum
boldt.
LeMars vs.. Sibley at LeMars.
Cherokee VS.. Elk Point, S. D., at Elk
Point.
Sutherland VS.. Alton at Sutherland.
Spencer VS.. Spirit Lake at Spencer.
Red Oak VS.. Clarinda at Red Oak.
Corning VS.. Shenandoah at Corning.
Rockwell City VS.. Sac City at Rock
well City.
Gloom lin Iowa Camps.
According to history, satisfaction is
not an ever present visitor in the Iowa
football camps this week. Iowa re-
ceived an unusual beating at Mime
sofa. one that will probably result m
increasing the demands of the Iowa
alumni that Minnesota be dropped from
the Iowa roster Of games. Drake FUN
bled away scores against Northwestern
and failed to tackle on the defensive,
the total result being a one-sided score
for the Purple. Coe outplayed Grin {.
nell for 4 part of the game and lost
on it's own fumbles and superman
drop kick. while Grinnell won but does
not have a large share of the honors Of
battle. except the score. All in all the
Iowa football camps are not cheerful
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BRYAN AT coE COLLEGE.
commoner Delivers Two Addresses at
Cedar Rapids on Sunday.

Special to Times-Republican.
Cedar Rapids, Oct. 3o.-Hon. w. J..
bryan, the peerless orator" addressed
two large audiences here Sunday, fll-
ing the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church at the morning service, and
speaking to 1900 people at the regular
Coe college vesper services in the
afternoon. Mr.. Bryan, in preaching on
the first commandment, in the morn
ing, emphasized the, present tendency
to worship false gods. principal among
these being the gods Of gold, fashion,
fame. ease intellect, travel, chance,
passion, and drink.
The subject of Mr.. Bryan's afternoon
4 address was 1.-THE Making of Man."
Several hundred seats were reserved
for Coe students, and very few missed
the opportunity Of hearing the orator,
despite the fact that many Cedar
Rapids people were unable to find
standing room in the spacious chapel
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Probate Notice.

Office Of the clerk of the District
court, state Of Iowa, Marshall coun-
ty. SIS. District court, October term,
a. D., 1916.
To Whom it May Concern:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
a In: Marshalltown. Iowa, in said county,
at . o'clock a. m. on the 18th day Of
November, 1916 to attend the proof OF
and probating an instrument in writ
Ing purporting to be the last will and
testament Of g. W. Calhoun, late Of
MARSHALL county, Iowa, deceased, at
which time and place you will appear
ANA shnw cansA. II any. why said will
should not be admitted 10 probate. ~
IN testimony whereof. have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the District court, this 18th day
TX octobsr. AZ D., 1916.
tSeall s. 81. REILLY.
6aas - me- llstSset Cont u
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Ames Banker to Brooks.

Special to mes-Republican.
Ames. Oct. 30.-A. w. Graham. for
three years employed in the Union Ma
tional Bank of Ames, is resigning to
become cashier Of the Bank of Brooks
Iowa Mr. Graham came to Ames from
Cedar Rapids, made good, and was
married to Miss Esther Welbourn, Of
Nevada, graduate Of the college here.
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