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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
CLUTTER MAYOR USES
FISTS 70 REFORM
DISOBE DENT MAN

Special to Times Republican.
Traer, March 13.-Mayor Wagner o.
Clutter, could find nothing in the sta-
tutes that made the punishment mt inc
crime of one Mike Brick. Mike olo
not take kindly to the quarantine laws
as laid down by the health officiais
and refused to remain in seclusion WIN
any smallpox germs his clothing or me-
person may have absorbed by conIae'
with other members of his family VINO
are Ill. Mike in fact liked fresh ar.
1t was while taking an evening stroi'
that he bumped against the ne"
method Of law enforcement adopted Ny
the head Of the village government
Words of remonstrance failing. the
mayor proceeded to administer heroic
treatment with his fists, and 1t was
battered Mr.. Brick that the mayor
police force carted to Jail at the emo
of the encounter. After tangulshlns
twelve hours in the city lookup Mike
concluded that home with its associ :
alton with bacilli was preferapie
,, place in which to nurse his sore spots
and he promised to be good II re-
leased. Et
The quarantine lid has been put on
tighter in Clutter this week. the
schools have been closed, the church
picture show, the restaurant and two
billiard halls. Smallpox will probably
abate now.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
REELECTION OF WOODS AS
CHAIRMAN OF CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE BRINGS POWER.
WILL BE INFLUENTIAL
IF REPUBLICANS WIN
Power in Washington No M after Who
Is Elected Pres dent-Wll Be Aid to
Quiet But Effective Organizer in
Any Fight
,riaI 10 Times ReNu NMNan.

Specia! to Times Republican.
Des Molnes, Marcn -. - The great
Importance Of tn. recent selection OF
Hon. Frank +. W GODS, member OF con-
gress from the Tenth Iowa district, ~
again head the republican national
congressional LDmmlttee. has appar-
emily not been realized in the state.
There has NOT necn al any time any
reai danger tina, he would not be re-
elected chairman OF this important
committee, tho some eftCrt had been
made by those who are jealous of his
success to make 1t appear he was on
the point OF losing OUT. MI Woods
has been So successful IN his work that
he has aroused the enn:ity OF some
persons and especially number OF
newspaper rurreSpl ndents in Washing
ton who have found II Impossible 10
work him for their own benefit.
Mr.. Woods thus becomes chairman
Of the congressional. committee in the
year when the presidential election IS
held. He is in a fine vantage point as
n old member In case OF the election
of a republican congress he vii have
very great influence II the organiZa-
non vi the next house. He is certain
To De on important committees. He
also would be certain to see - Il that
Iowa members get the best posslh e
committees. II case OF the election OF
repuhilcan president, 10 matter
whom, Chairman Woods would Be IN d
position Of very great influence villa
the administration. ard taat w"u Il
.nurt 80 he benefit ut al. l"Wa, fUr
Moods is not one to De Il; ali ba edward
ubuut ASKING for things for Iowa peo-
l,le. In shor;. # Things works Out as
the Republicans expect i VIII prove to
be d yer! important matter that the
Iurgrr Ss.ri.a campaign was directed
by an Iowa mar.
ON the liner hand, if Senator. Cum-
MINIS sh"I.d J+ nomInaIed and be
elected j: w,.,ld ne II Still greater i'm
the Tenth Iowa district IS in the posi-
ton ~ head Of the congressman or
sanIzat!On.
Very e2rl" = ~ 2-ae- - w" shirS-
ton the members ~ congress made the
q discovery, which II took some Iowa
People a long while 10 find out that
Woods IS a born organizer for victory
in arv fair fight. AID that IN Gultt
and effective way n, knows me poi!t-
cal game as well as any man in the
country. He believes thoroughly that a
republican president VIII be elected
this wear ard even more positively that
j republican majority in IN" house $
certain after the next voting.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
SCHOOL ELECTION DAY.
Hundreds Of Towns and Consolidated
Districts Choosing Directors.

Des Moines, March 13.-HSht hun
dred twenty Ave towns and cities ana
all the consolidated rural districts IN
Iowa are holding school elections to-
day. AT the same time, according 10
A. NJ. Deyoe superintendent OF puotlc
instruction, electors are voting on
propositions to issue bonds for the
erection Of school buildings which Will
cost in all several million dollars. J
The largest school project in sthe
state is proposed in Des Moines, where
the voters will be asked to approve a
bond issue Of ss5s.OO0 for the erection
of a number Of school buildings.
An issue Of $4,000 for the erection
of a building to house both the grade
schools and the high schools Will be
voted on at Valley junction. There
are at present nearly 500 students in
Valley Junction schools and the new
building will provide for school needs
in that community for fifteen years to
come In the opinion of state officials.
West Liberty is planning a new
building to take the place of one which
burned. An issue of $4,000 has been
praposed
Carlysle will vote on an issue OF
1000 for building.
Consolidated school districts have
been rganized in sixty-two of the
ninety-nine counties in Iowa. according
to the report Of the state superinten-
dent OF public instruction. There are
now 1875 such districts and the number
Of such districts in each follow:
Allamnkee, l; Appanoose, /: Benton,
2; Black Hawk. 2; Boone. 2: Buchan-
an, 3; Buena Vista, IL; Calhoun, 2;
Cairo. l; Case, l: Cedar, /; Cerro
Gordo. 4: Cherokee. l.; Clay. Z; Clay
ton. /; Crawford. /; Davis, 2: Della
ware, 5; Dickinson, :; Emmett. 4; Fay
cite. 3; Floyd. /: FRANKLIN. 5: Free
mont, 2; Grundy, 1; Hamilton. ?;
Hancock 1; Hardin, 1; Harrison. 5;
Henry. /; Humboldt 3; Ida l; Iowa. /:
Jackson, 2: Jones. l. Keokuk, 3; Kos
suth. :: Linn /; Louisa, /; Mahaska,
5; Marion, 5: Marshall, 13: Mite hell
g. Monono. /: Osceolo, /: Page. T.,
Palo Alto. 4; Plymouth. 2; Pokahontas,
2; Polk, 4: Sac. /; Shelby, 8: Story. ?:
Union, ?; Van Buren,. q Warren, };
Washington, l; Webster, ?: Winnie
bago, /: Woodbury., 9; Worth ?; and
Wright, I.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
Diagonal.

Diagonal.
A company OF local business men and
farmers have been organized TO erect
an auditorium here. The building VIII
cost $4,000 and work OF II Will be
started al once. Diagonal is in Ring
sold county and the 1915 state census
gives its population at 492.
Carson.
About a. m Friday the barn owned
Nv Elmer McDaniels was discovered TO
I've on ire. Mr.. Mechanics had three
hurses IN The barn and George smith
had one MIR smith was able 70 save
his horse but the three belonging 70 Ny.
Mechanics persisted.
kirkran.
The ncu Methodist Episcopal church
here was dedicated last Sunday. free OF
debt 1t ost $1,000. Rev. {. f. Schell.
president VI Iowa Wesleyan College,
RS !-d at the dedicatory services
Re, / 3 Holman is pastor Of the
church
WeInan.
p,an is on foo, here 20 dynamite
IN, English RIVER near the Rock Island
raIroad bridge east II town iii III
hopes Of finding the body OF hiram
Toms. the civil war veteran who disap :
feared from the home Of his daughter
more Than a week ago. He was last
seen near the railroad bridge by the
crew OF an east-bound freight All
hove ( finding him alive has been
abandoned.
Des MONIES.
=, p,le Of papers at the bottom Of an
elevator shaft of the Peoples Popular
,he life OF Row
Wilson. aged IS, when he fell three
stores Friday morning. He is EN-
ployed in the mailing room. He stepped
INFO III. elevator shaft thinking the
elevator was there. and dropped thirty
fee; and aligh,ed on a pile of papers
al ,h, cotton. He escaped with severe
bruises about the head and back.
Davenport.
MARGARET Shehan aged l9 years EN-
| pl.,l I'd as an accountant in the oHice o.
! 8 local department store. commute"
| suicide Thursday night by SWALLOWING
! poison During the early evening MISS
! Shehan attended the automobile sho"
! with some friends. Upon returning
/ home she retired for the night. FRIDAY
morning her lifeless body and empt!
poison bottle were discovered Al
| health is the assigned cause Az th'
deed
| Portsmouth.
Eight children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
J,e,nen have the scarlet fever and their
are six cases at the Mike Leinen home
Mr.. and Mrs. Leinen both having con
traCted the disease. Two nurses ar
caring for them. The pupils OF tn
public school were having their sprint
vacation and ST. 'Mary's school wa
closed Tuesday in an effort to keep tn
disease from spreading. The httl
month old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Snea died al the family iio'si
| Wednesday morning.
MiIiersbure.
Two large buildings in the bushes
section Of Millersburg were destroyer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
Rode News Briefs.

Special to Times Repnb1lcan.
Bode March 13.--The band boys VIII
give a dance on ST Patrick's day even
ing at the opera house.
The Younger element took full charge
of the CAUCUS for the nomination OF
town officers to be voted on at the
town election. y
bThe first market day sale conducted
By a committee from the commercial!
club was SUCCESS. .a~T
March Is at p. m. the town coun-
Gil Will let the contract for constrruc-
tion Of the transmission line. sub sta =
ton aud distribution for the electric
light system.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
Southern Io1Ua Items

, by fire Wednesday. They were owned
, by DIR. Harry Shanks. and work had
just been finished on the remodeling of
them to suit the needs OF the occu-
pants. The home of John Cox, restnur-
ant Of Jerry White, barber shop of
, Carl Van Horn and carpenter shop of
! VIII Voeckie were burned out, There
was little saved from the buildings.
! No insurance was carried The losses
are: DR.. Shanks, $4,000; Cox. $1,000;
+ White, $3.50: Van Horn. $3.50: Voeckis.
$50
Fort Madison,
! captain j. r Williams. Of Warsaw.
/ is the oldest Mississippi river steam
boatman now living and will celebrate
the Tooth anniversary of his birth on
March IS. Friends of the veteran
rivermen are planning TO celebrate the
Gate with some sort of ceremony. Cap
tain Williams Is we'll known among
old-time rivermen who have survived
the days when all the carrying trade In
this section OF the country went by
water Years ago Captain Williams
commanded the steamers Little Eagle
. and GRAY Eagle. two Of tho feme.s
! boats Of that peroid. and ran in and
out OF Fort Madison. He has many
recollections Of the old life on the river
70 tell that bring back the old steam
boat days.
! Siena ndoah.
, Pinned under an upturtied car. DR.. r.
c. Danley and Mr. Hobbs, hight mar
/ shall, both Of Hamburg. were injured in
an auto wreck near the William Maple
| farm about 4:36 O'clock Wednesday
/ hntr =
brought to Shenandoah TO see A. B.
! Simons Of the Tim Jackson pharmacy
! who died later in the day. The doc
| tors collar bone was broken and he
, received severe bruises. Mr. Hobbs
was badly burned by gasolene. After
! treatment al the city hospital they left
for Hamburg on thesu1orning train
| James Began and the-driver of the
car. James Andrews. escaped unin-
! jured when the machine spilled. The
accident Is thought TO have been
| caused by a break of the radius rods
! Of the steering apparatus.
Princeton.
By a deal consumated last week
! Mrs J. r. Dobbins becomes sole owner
Of the New Fullerton Hotel. she having
ing purchased the one half interest IN
the business formerly owned by hel
husband. MI Dobbins is said to have
leased hotel now in course OF con
struction at Kansas City and will oper
1T to the public about the first or May
Mr.. and Mrs. Dobhns have been pro-
prietor Of the New Fullerton since Ii
opening on April 2Sth last. and havf
made II one Of the best and most pop
ular hotels In this section of the coun'
try and one which the people o.
Princeton could easily point with pride
Mrs. DobbinR will include the manage
ment Of the hotel In the same manne'
In which II has been conducted in tn'
past, which means that Princeton car
continue to boast Of one OF the mos
modern and best hotels OF any town o.
its size in the state - 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
WALKS 5000 MILES FOR HEALTH,
lowsn Finds No Medicine Is Equal to
Fresh Air and Exercise.

loHan Finds No Medicine IS Equal 70
Fresh Air and Exercise.
Davenport, March 13.-Robert Sindt
as years old, was facing physical
breakdown last fall. The doctors did
not hold out much hope for him. He
is a pretty, goodsized man when In
robust health. but his weight had
iroppzi. 10 .ssS, pounds
'I'1l doctor my own case and fresh
air will be my first prescription de-
cided Sindt. =.
So he started walking. Not to any
destination in particular, but just jog
cling along as Tar as he reit IKE gong
every day. He started to walk In
August. Recently he arrived at San
Diego, Cal, having walked 1884 miles
in that time. -
His prescription Of fresh air. along
with the accompanying exercise, has
worked wonders. and his weight has
gone up fifteen pounds. It's all SOLO
bone and muscle. too, now.
Sindt has become a devotee or walk
/ ing and has started out on a new trip
to Washington, D. G. He pays his owr
way and adopts none of the minor
gratis usually employed by profession
al pedestrians. - ~
While on his long 1aunt Sindt made
a study Of the effects Of various foods
and he has arrived at the conclusion
that the old fashioned staple-beans-
Just about tops the list In the way.oa
affording nutriment. He drinks greal
deal Of water every day. He sleeps n
the open air most Of the time. -, j
Sindt has averaged 1873 miles every
day since he started on his health Pill
grimage.' = lt - - =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
Iowa Supreme Court.

Special to Times Republican.
Des tMoines, March 11.-The supreme
court today handed down the following
opinions: "
Monahan, administrator. VS.. Equita :
Bile Life Insurance Company. Polk
county. Reversed and remanded.
Opinion by Weaver.
Larson VS.. Smith. ct al. appellants.
Wright county. Modified and remand
ed. Opinion by Deemer.
Stay appellant ys, Brown Hurley
Hardware Company, ct al. Polk coun-
ty. Affirmed. Opinion by Deemer.
Newgirg VS.. Black ct al. appellant.
Boone county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Preston. ~
State of Iowa VS.. LeScs, appellant.
Polk county. Affirmed, Opinion by
Preston. ~
State Of iowa vs.. Phlleo. appellant,
Polk county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Preston.
Hay VS.. Hasse,ts ct al, appellants.
Dubuque county. Affirmed. Opinion
by Preston.
Sultzbach VS.. Smith ct al. appellants.
Webster county. Reversed and re-
manded. Opinion by Preston.
Matson. appellant. VS.. Mitchell, treas
urer. Pottawattamie county. Affirmed.
Opinion by Preston.
Gillian ct al VS. Edwards. judge. Ger
TO Gordo county. Affirmed. Opinion
by Preston.
Oaks. administrator. vs. c. r. T. &
P Cass county. Affirmed. Opinion
by Preston.
, Schultz. appellant VS.. Farmers fIe-
va,nr Company Marshall county A.
firmed. Opinion by Preston.
schope, VS.. unknown claimants OF
land situated in Polk county! POLK
county AFFIRMED. opinion by Pres
ton. w.. =. -. y
\ House VS.. St. Paul Fire and Marine
insurance Company. Webster county.
Affirmed A-OpInion by Preston. H.
Morgan vs.. Meunch, appellant Ply :
mouth county. Affirmed. opinion by
Preston
Advise, Administrative. vs.. interurban
Railway Company. appellant. Polk
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Pres
ton.
Huston. appellant. vs.. city of Des
Moines, ct al. Polk county. Affirmed.
Opinion by Deemer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
ELEVEN SCHOOLS COMPETE.
Sub District High School Deeiam atory
Contest at Ackley.

Special TO Times Republican.
Ackley, March 13.-The SUBJ district
declamatory contest, In which eleven
high schools in this part of the state
contested for representation In the
district contest. resulted in a victory
for the contestants from Cedar Fails,
Parkersburg and Clarksvilie. Mildred
King, Of Clarksville. won first over all
and first in, the humorous class with
The reading The Indsnsn. Bay
Miss Edith Glenn. OF Cedar F,alis won
first in the dramatic class with tho
reading. "A Few Bars in the Key OF
c." ard Pa,n Strickland. of Parkers-
cal division, with. a part of Bryan's
famous Gross Of Gold" speech.
Zoe Mulnix- OF Dows.~Was SECOND ln
the humorous class. her selection be-
ing "A Pleasant Hair Hour: at the
Beach: Miss Eudema Williams, oil
Eldora, was second. IN the dramatic
class with christmas Eve III Min
ing Camp" and Carrye Kinander, OF
Reinbeck. won second place u the
oratoricaI on her delivery Of Mark
Anthony's speech to the Romans, from
Shakespea re. The other schools which
contested were Clarion. Eagle Grove
Hampton and Ackley. The repre-
sentative from Nevada was una pie 10
| be present on account Of sickness
The contest was. held in the. Pres
byterian church which was crowded 70
| its utmost capacity. All the nearby
lcontesting schools sent large deiega-
tons. The three winners viii repre- :
sent this sub district in the, districi
contest which will be held at Post
VILE. March "a. The judges were Prof.
| NJ. r. Fayram, state high school IN
spector; Miss Ethel hartman. West
1 Waterloo high school. and Professor
Barnes, of the State Teachers college
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
HUMBOLDT CITIZENS TO OFFER
5000 FOR CAPTURE OF MEX
lcAN BANDIT.
AROUSED BY KILLING
OF FORMER IoWANs
Movement Begun to Avense Jimmy
Dean, Formerly Of Humboldt, Who
Fell in Massacre at Ceiumhus-in-
dividuals Give Sums Varying From
500 to $3.50 Toward Fund.

Humboldt. March 13.-Residents OF
Hum boldt county are preparing ia
raise a reward forvthe man capturing
Gen. Francisco Villa. The unusual in
terest taken by local people in the
capture of Villa is due to the fact that
James Dean, formerly Humboidt
county farmer. was one Of the those
slain in the raid on Columbus, n. NJ
Thursday.
Dean was a storekeeper at Column
bus He was very popular when he
resided in this county and was plan
ming to visit friends here soon
1t is believed the reward will reach
5000 as a number Of persons have
agreed to give sums varying from slpo
TO $3.50 to IT, II will be paid whether
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
HEADQUARTERS At GRiNNEl-La
Iowa Light and Power Company u e
Control Busjness in 27 Towns. ----

Iowa Light and Power conpanytute
Control Business in 27 Towns. -.
Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. March 13-The Iowa Light
and Power Company recently formed
with capitalization of a million dollars
will have it's headquarters in GrinneA
and c. H. Utter will have the man
!agement. Mr.. Utter has been q resi-
dent of Grinnell for the past two or
three years and has made many
friends here. The new corporation has
control of the light and power business
OF twea:y seven towns and con Sc )
stantly going after more. - the
plan to build large, modern plant 9.
some central point, not yet seiecied.
The plant In Grinnell supplies Brook
=. and y x s
Sac City. and Storm Lake are $50
centers for supplying smaller g ~ ss
within Q short radius
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
Smitzer Ellis Funeral.

Special to Times Republican.
Montour. March 1l.---FnneraI2 ser
vices for Smitzer Ellis. the soldiers
home veteran who formerly lived In
Montour, were held at the Methods;
church here Friday morning at 10: 30.
The pail bearers were James March.
Fred Strong. Silas stevenson. Hiram
Asery ami Rodney and Roy Ffnney.
Omer Willard Nelson Crouch. Char
lotte wallace and Mrs Blanche Holden
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13

sanS. with Mrs. omer Willard as ac-
cornpanist. Burial was in the Montour
cemetery.
Those in attendance at the Iunerai
from a distance were Mr.. ana MIS-. =.
L. ELLIS and daughter, Mrs. 9.
Pierce, and MI. and Mrs. e. p. hsaiis'
Of Ames; J. l.. burgess, OF Sllcaso. q.
r. Burgess, Waterloo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
Chamberlain Tablets Doing Good.

Mrs F. F. Smith, G!orersvtlle, y. Y.
writes to the manufacturers OF Cham
berlain's Tablets as follows: Il feel
it my duty to write to you and tell you
the good your tablets are doing me and
many others that have told about
them. For over three years have been
troubled with liver trouble. have been
under the doctors care most of the
time. but have not found anything
that has helped me as much as Cham
berlain's Tablets" Obtainable every
where -AdvertiSement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
BOOSTER CLUBS CLASH.
Des MONIES Organic atoms Not Agreed
on POLICY of School Board.

Spec, a. 70 Times Republican.
Des Niuin"s. March - --lnN Owed IN
M. =. hno. election IN Dos M0inrs today
IS A question thar viii interest a !"t y!
D.rr,le as TO It's outcome as tniIcaunS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
NARROWLY ESCAPED FLAMES.
pes Moines Mother Risks Life to Save
tt'.- Children.

Des Moines, March 11.-Mrs. Isaac
Friedman and her two small children
narrowly escaped death Today when
fire destroyed their home here. Mrs.
FREEDMEN rescued her children with
difficulty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
MINNEAPOLIS d ST. LouiS
go NORTH BOUND. Leav

NORTH BOUND. Leava
twin Cities Mail daily -. Sis a. m.
Mason City Mail lex. SUM-. 5:55 D. m.
Tuin City Limited daily. 2:1o a m
Local Freight Tex. SUM- 80. $50 q N.
= 925 SOUTH BOUND.
at Louis and Kansas City
Ag Mail daily ............. 5:45 2. n
Oskaloosa Express lex. SUM- s:I5 a. 10.
at Louis and Peoria LAM
ted daily ............. 4:o1 u n
1socAl freight (ex. SUM -. 700 .. u
.ss- I saTnRY CTTr BRANCH. .s. ~
xaavA Asrav~
S.4s = N. Stock Express
lex gun.) .............. SOS Z. =.
e;lS D. m. Mixed (sx. SUM- SOS p. n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
CHICAGO q NORTHWESTERN.

{. CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN
: Effective IL: OF a. m, Dec. 80,
!. GOING WEST.
10, -fi-Denvsr Special 80. 1:3s q N
No. Los Angeles Limited 5:12 a, m.
No. China and Japan
Nxprsss ....-..-......... Sis q N
~. 29-Ames Passenger. .11:1S 4 m
No, T-Des Moines Passen.
ger $40 .. n
no. 13-Hawkeye ExpresS.. sos D. m
1Go. 17-Oregon and Wash.
ington epeeiA, ........... 4:43 q n
Ma. Sa-Local FreiGnt -...1l:20 4 m
GOIttD CAST.
Ma. 4-Des MONIES Passen.
ger s:3s a. m
No. 12-Denver Special 80. 1:1o n N
No. 1s-Oregon and Wash.
- :.==::c= sr-c.e! .--.-.....= E:s: :. n
ia Se-Clinton Passenger. S:17p, M
!! No Atlantic Express -. s:i5 q. =,
No. 22-Chicago Special ...l1:5s n n,
No. 1o-Eastern Express ...s:34 a m
Ma, 42-Lccal Freight 30. 1850 d m
Nos. (. s. 20. 80. -. and - daily ~.
sspt Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13

villa Is taken dead or alive, .s,44s
A son, OF Mr.. Dean lives near here
ana the body of the slain man Is be-
ing brought here for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.

cHiCAGO GREAT WESTERN
sCorn Belt Route
:, GOING SOUTH
ya1o i-St. Joe and z. G
! limited NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 q. N.
Mo- 3-K c. Mail 60 Express $40 .. m.
I. NO. E-KAosas City and st.
y Joseph ..-.---.....-.-.. 1920 a. m.
: ~. ~. Sc De Acin"a Maj! - s:sn >. a..
CONG NORTH
/ No, 2-Twin Cities Limited I1:25 o. M,
!. No. <-.ChicaSo and St Paul
Expresa ..--.....-..--. s:47 a m
Mo- 81 .......-.....--.... 7:55 p. m
Emo. s-Chicago Filler 1900. 1895 D. m
Except Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-03-13

There Is a Memo model
for every type of figure.
short or tall; stout, thin or
medium. Here is a group
of popular Memo Corsets
for stout women of three
distinct types: "a.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-05
A Paying Mine.

Fourteen miles south of Prescott, in the Scantor district, the Y. P. Min. ing company is working the Cash mine. x. II. Getchell. former mine operator in Colorado and Nevada. is in charge of operations. Develop ment is being prosecuted at depth of 750 feet and has been continued
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-05
Sure Shoot
Leader

The Oatmen Leader Gold Mines Co. new corporation, has acquired and begun the development of the Golden
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