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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse; maiden 2year-o,ds: five and
one-haf turlongs Piatt, LIZ (Andressl, LEO s. 4o
S.0. won; Now Then, IL Connolly, $50, $50
second; FIBer. III IL. Gentry. $40, third Tine
1S rs. Ptreus and Ed Alvey also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: S-year-olds and upward
SIX ftrlonss- Shine 50 Graves $3.50, $3.50 s.. so
won: Altarllha. Ill Cooper. $3.50 80. second
Black Beauty, % 70. Gentry $50 third Time
lI3. Martre. Langhorns. Wild Bear Dash. Roya
Tea, Type, Lady Powers. Lachs. Joe Stevie, and
Royal Interest also ran- Wind Bear, Dash, Lady
Powers, and Joe SteTie field
THIRD RACE-Selling; 5year-olds and upward
one mile and seventy yards DisuTbsr 81 GIaroo)
$3.50. $50 $40. won Guide Post u3 Goose
$50. 80, secOad; Star Of Love l06 Brown, s. 30
third. Time, l:i3 35. Luke Mae. Lady worthing
ton and Vachel Worth also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; Syear-olds and I'D
ward; six furlOngS. Kathleen, los Connolly s. %
g 70. $3.50 won J. J. Murdock is Hunt 81 10
81 50, second; Dodge. ll6 Murphy. $50 third,
Time. l:l2 As. Chalmers snd Otheuo also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling: S-year-olds mile ant
seventy yards Rife Shooter 10 (Goose) IS 80
$3.50 $500. won; Mary H. lC7 Cooper. s. s. 90
second; Trappoid, 100 BROWN. 500 third. Tina
l43 S5. Mandy Hamilton Beauty Shop. Pol
Connolly. and Harry Gardner also ran
SIXTH RACE-Six furlorgs Impressive s &C.
Hunt Sl2.l0, $50, and 81, won; Prinoe Albert. los
(Gentryl. $3.50 $50 second Water War lI
callahan. SD third. Tine, lI225 Ros,o-
Goose. Lady Jane Grey. and Converse also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One and one kItAenth miles
Lady Rotha, ll2 tGoosel, $3.50 8 %, 27O; Whit.
lO6 Hunt. s. s2.so; Dron. loe Il. Gentry, $50.
Time, lafs. Lahore. Grover Hughes, and Syrian
also ran.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.
For Monday.

FIRST RACE-FiTs furlonzs; 1year-old maidsns
Charmingly lI2; Ed Garrison. u5i The Knocker.
IS; Election. rs; Photo Gmporoed), IL; Star
Finch. is; Joe Scott. lis; Philippe imported
LIS; Buchanan Brady Imported, is; Storm Nympth
Cmportsd), ll2; Master McGrath. rs: Deer Trap.
Is; Deck Mate, is: Hail Columbia, Is
SECOND RACE-Ons mile; 5year-olds; selling
Virginia W.. lO6; 'BroomTale. ILL., Queen Of Para
dise. Io4; Ttnsa-lins. LA; Good Counsel. lO6;
Raoontslse, lO5.
THIRD RACE-seIling; 2year-oldS; Ave turlonEs
Yellow stonn. Up; Spectre. se: Moonlight tim
ported. 112 'Chattsrbox, -c4 SILVER Sandels IO4
Marie Odile. 1os; Nancy Fair. lO2: RiTerdale. u2
Doc Meals, loo; Douglass s., III; 'LantanA 81
FOURTH RACE-The WiIIott Handicap; 3-year-
oldS; SIX fulorgS. Hidden Star imported l02;
LorSo. IL; Marss Henry. III: Whimsy, III; The
Decision. 81; Daddy's Choice, %; Pleione los;
Miss Puzzle. l13; Fem Rock IL; Startling. I6
FIFTH RACE-Sellins; +year-olds and upward
one mile. Republican, 10; Humiliation. lO5;
-Gallop no. 'Presumptiuu. 10; virle is; Transit,
10; AhAra. ll5; Tamerlane. I06; Cliff Haven. los
SIXTH RACE-Maidens and winners Of one race:
5yesr-olds and upward; one mile. Queen Of Para
disc. los; Wenona, I05; Shooting Star los; Pinch
GmporteD. l05 Air Man, 10: ErgIebert lin
ported, 10; Ronkiss Imported. lo5; Friar Nought
I5 White Metal. Ios; Lady Hilrnston IO5 Saturn,
l5; Oiala, los; Cantara, 10; Curraxhaleen, 10;
Fair Count, 1l6
'Apprendcs allowance claimed
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Camp Fire Easily Wins
Great American Stake

Ss IS. Hasy Cora, Easter Lily. and Meddlins
Miss also ran.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase; 4year-olds and
Upward; about two miles New Haven, l52 (Smith).
S.eo $50, $50 won; Bamboo l5 (Steyenson),
SlO.0' 6O second; Brush Broom. l52 (Beamish)
40 third. Time, AIS 55 Chester Krum, Indian
Arrow. Jim O.. Emerald Gem. Queed. and Joe
Gaiety also ran.
THIRD RACE-seling; Syear-olds and upward
purse, 500; six furlongs Ravenoonrt. III tobert).
$3.50, $50. $50. won; Moss Fox, lib tParrington).
S50 $50 second; Gartley. III Warrington. Nl 90.
third Time l:l4 3-6 Sir LAuncelot Corn Broom,
LADY Spendthrtt. Good Shot, Sir Arthur F. E.
Gaiety. Irish Heart, Garish sun. and Thorncife
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-senips; 4-year-olds and upward
purse, 500 one mile turf. Hedge Rose. liz
CMetcalf), $ 30. $50, second; Dicks Pet. llG
LDdshmouJ, $40. third. lA S5 Pepper Sauce.
Smugsler, Pampinea, Amphion, Star Bird, and
Louise TraVers also ran
FIFTH RACE-Natonal Handicap; Syesr-olds
and upward; 5000 added; mile and an eighth.
Oonnonada, 10 Rlce). 5000. siso. out. won
Runes, ll3 (Parr1ngton). $3.50. out second RAncher,
Ia (Obertl, out, third. Time, 81 25. Fair Mon
tague and schemer also ran Commonada and
Schemsr tin-McFarlane entry.
SIXTH RACE-Three-ye -year-olds and upward
purse, 800 six furlongS Privet Petal. IOS (Byrne)
$50. & 70, $50, won; Peep Sight. 100 GdcAtee),
$50. 500, second; Bnsr Path Ill CWolstenhoIml,
SD. third Time, ll3 3S Gordon. Old Bob.
Paymaster, Anxiety. Miss Gayle. and Will Dash
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-one mile on the turf. Mud.
sin. liz Burns, $50. $40 $50 won: York Lad,
100 CARROLL. $40. 81 second Capt Pan, III
(DominickJ. 500 third Time, l:42 IS Valas,
Lehigh. African Beau. Wild Horse, and Chevruu
also ran.
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Lon Delves Into tn Past

"say, boss, whada these race
horse "bugs" mean when they
talk about th' good old days when
they called 'em orr"
Why, Lon, back in th' dear dead
days beyond recall, when you was
ILL peanut" If n gink rather
fancted a "gee-gee' Z cop, instead
o. him gumshoein' around like N
lost soul, loOkin' for handbook
man Z take care o. his bet, he
could glide right into pool
room, where he'd fnd every mod
ern convenience T. help him get
rid o. his "kale," an a announcer
would tell him 5ust how 1t was
did.
Fr instance, IL, in th' old days,
professor o. FORM" after twelve
hours o. careful research work,
became thoroughly convinced that
a "nag" named As You Like 1t had
a swell chanct Z "scamper" in
tn fifth race at Gravesend. he'd
Immediately become active, gather
n "bundle," hike for a pooIroom,
soak all TIL "celery," an then start
= prayin', but instead o. hnvin' T.
go "nuts" waitin' for th' results
in th' late editions" at night tn,
announcer set Dusy an tell him
at oncet.
With tn aid o. ticker he done
IL like this (meanin' telegraphD;
"They're of Mt th' 'endvn CASHIER
liket in tn lead by half o. length!
"Lil' Angel seckin by nose!"
"Queen o. Asia thoirdw This It'll
They're at tn quarter CASHIER
liket in tn lead by two Iengths!"
CLIP Angel Seekfn NV . Iarr,b,p
Queen o. Asia thoird!, On Iearnin,
this old MIR. Bettor ID get chesty,
an he'd commence = tell tn,
"hydranger" next e him all about
"As You's" father an mother.
when, "'They're Mt tn half! Asher
liket still leadin' by three Iengthsr-
Clip Angel seckin' by two
lengthsr "JingIe Bell thoird.,
These latest returns would un-
loosen tn "nut's" emotions, an
he'd be perfectly wiIlin' T. kiss
anybody In tn room, but, "They're
in th' stretch" "Asherliket still
leadln' by four lengths!" "Dook o.
Manchester seckin' by nose!,
"Matriculation thoirdv' At these
glad tidin's tn "watermeIon" fully
decides that liz Geneveive shall
have seven instead o. six stones
in her necklace, when In ticks,
"Bo-Bo wink!,
Oh, yes, twas a much better sys-
tenn than they have now, as it
gave guy more time T. dope one
out for tn next day.
DOPEY DAN.
Note--Lon says they're comm,
pretty soft for Hughes when he
can get 'em back with a lunch
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LATONIA ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.


FIRST RAcE-Maideu fIhes; 2year-oIds; five
and half furlongs Kagurs. ll2; Glad. III; Bon
ME Lasie. ll2; Saffron Girl liz; Duchess Of LIZ
will, III; Peep O. Dawn. Il2: Alice Weisenbach III
Sphia Gatewood, ll2; Humored. III; Mary Belle. H.
SECOND RACE-Selling; 4year-olds and upward
six furlongs Pin Money. IS; Zindel, lOl; First
Degree. los; Cash Delivery, l0s; Moristown lO9
Noblsmsn. u3 Tibet Bey eS; Blackthorn. l03;
Dignity, lT; Brookheld IO9; Matre, lO9, ImTres-
sion, is
THIRD RAcE-sellins. 2-yearolds: five and .
half furlongs. Nettie Walcutt. lOl; May w, l06;
George c. Love. los; Peschie lG Money, 10; Miss
Jazbo. lO6; Pamp los; Hot Toddy, ll0
FOURTH RACE-Purse; fllies; S-year-olds; sir
frlongs May Bird. 100; Triad l05; Julia L. lO7
lO7
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; 3year-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yaIds Red Cloud 100 Capt
Rees, M2; The Grader. l6, Fleetabelle. lG2; Lady
Rotha los
SIXTH RACE-senins; 3-year-olds and upward
mile and thres-siIteenths. Brown Velvet 50: 'Sa-
vino, 81 Thanksgiving. q; w W. Clark. S;
'Choctaw. l05; Tpe. lO9. High Horse, 81. Queen
Apple. 81; Amulet. SO: 'GCld Color, lO6; Wads-
worth's Last, l09; Clubs Ill
SEVENTH RACE-stakes, selling; 3-year-olds
and upward; mile and a sixteenth. Miss Fannie.
%; star Of Love. IOl; HUSKY Lad l05; George
Roesch. p6 Reno, lO9: Irish Gentleman. ia;
'Almeda Lawrence. %: jerry ll2: White Crown,
lo6; Injury, l0s; Booker Bill. lCs.
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Sullivan william N Hutchins. Marshall Low
Running broad tunp-wnlian Z. McShllEn, E.
Y. shiplry. J. 7. J. D1TiS, HGyvsSd Beatty. G. W.
Hearne F A Tyson. W c M,-saal, william W
Kirby, Edward Y. Davidson, II Morrison Ban.
B. J. shIhan. George W. English. j.. Thomas B.
Robertson. saruel Borden. Morrison ClI-f Je-oCne
B. Mckee VItz Weller, Leo NJ FlAhe-1y Charles
Il BeaI, William Thomas, JACK B. Sheoty. P.
Klein Dan Healsy. H F. Henderson, Robert G.
Ingersol OTIS Merrill
Putting I2~pound khot-wilhA-n Z. Mcanlhn, <
Y Ship.sy. J. T. J DAVIS HAYWARD Beatty, L O
Eye-zrd- G. ". Hesrpe. P A Tyson, ". @. Au-
shall, william ". kirby. Blame L Bean, ". A
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CAPITAL Press Wins.

The National Capital Press baseball
team yesterday defeated the R P. An
drew's Paper Company nine in an in
teresting game by u to 2. The papermen
outhit the winners. but poor judgment
on bases killed their chances
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Mertz & Mertz Co., Inc.
906 F Street
POOLESVILLE CLUB
WANTS GAME JULY 4

B. T. Riddick. the manager Of the
Poolesville Baseball Club, has an open
date for July 4, and is anxious to ar
range a game with any fast local club.
This date can be obtained by addressing
Manager Riddick at Poolesville, Md, or
phoning Poolesville 81
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
NAV Give Other Trophies

New York, July 1.-Tennis authorities
may decide next year to award trophies
other than cups. Maurice Mclaughlin
and other stars who have acquired many
victories with the racket have grown
tired Of acquiring cups
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CLARENDON BEATEN
IN OVERTIME BATTLE

Clarendon, ,~Na-. July 1.-The Alexandra
County Athletic Association nine was
beaten here today in a fourteen-inning
battle by the United States Marine Corps
team. OF the Government League, by
? to l. In the fourteenth, Parker singled
and stole second and scored. when
Stewart fumbled Denman's grounder.
Van Herbulis went the entire distance
for the locals. while Burns and Brewer
worked for the sea soldiers" Score:
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To Play Spartaus.

The fast HiIlbrook Athletic Club base
a showing lately. will battle rhe Spartan
Athletic Club today on the lAtters dis-
mond at 2:S0
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Long batted for burns

Rlns-PaTker %. Stewart Left on bssss-
Marines. 20; Clarendon. L. Innings pitched-By
Burns. 8; by Brewer. 6. Hits uaade-Or Burns. g.
of Brewer. 8 Ctruck orIt-By Won Herbulis 10
by Brewer. :. by Burns. l. Twobase hits-Stewart
". King Murpay. Davidson, Lynch
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Paris George ". Easlish, tr.. ThonAs B Rob
srtsCn, M5TTlso1 ClArt william Y McIntosh Leo
NJ FlAherJy. JACK B. sheofy Theodore z Roon<y
II. ?. Hsnde-soo. Robert c. IRssrsau, E A
BrylnL II NED. CEt
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FIRST RACD-Twoyesr-olds; purse. svo; Eve
and 4 half trlongs Manokin, 10 (Wolstenholm)
$50 $50, $50. won; Fox Trot, l05 tObert), 81 80,
8. 90 second; Wat lO7 Rice. $40. third Time,
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LIST OF q. s. OPEN GOLF
CHAMPIONS

Following Is a list OF open golf
champions from the time the tour
nament was inaugurated twenty
one years ago:
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Tomorrow Morning We
Will Inaugurate
Our Great

Men who have attended a similar
sale here know what it means. First,
Honest rsduotion-in the finest tailoring
any man could wish for; secondly.
choice Of the largest and finest selec-
tion Of woolens in Washington.
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed
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Aerolux Porch Shades

keep all the sunshine out and let all the
breeze in. Fitted with the famous whip de-
vice. You can add one room to your house
by the use OF this well known porch shade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-07
BRIDGE MONEY C1TY's
Supervisors Agree to Turn Money Paid
Into Bridgs Fund by City Taxpayers
Over to city-counciI to Advertise
For Bids For Linn Creek Bridge.

The city will get that part of the
county bridge fund contributed by city
taxpayers on the levy made by the
supervisors last year. The money is
being paid in taxes ~his year. At a
conference of the supervisors with the
members of the city council. held this
forenoon. the supervisors unanimously
agreed TO turn this money over TO the
city. The amounts to be deducted Will
be figured by County Treasurer S. NJ.
Cause.
The tax money that will be paid this
year by city taxpayers for the county
bridge fund will amount to about SILL
600, From this will be deducted about
one-tifth of an overdraft in the bridge
fund Jan. l. 1916. The county has
purchased some plank for repairing
bridges in the city These will be
turned over TO the city in lieu Of cash,
and there will be small deductions to
be made from the amount to be paid
the city for repairs made 10 bridges in
the city this year.
The council is planning to advertise
for bids for new bridge in South
Third avenue across Linn creek as
soon as the necessary formal steps can
be taken
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q JV- y TIL wv
Vote For Governor.
Hard kueh-

The vote for governor by precinct
follows:
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RETURNS FROM ALLe PRECINCTS
OF COUNTY 90 NOT CHANGE
ELECTION OUTCOME.
MAJORITY FOR SUFFRAGE
SHOWS SMALL INCREASE
Total Vote For Amendment Shown to
Be 1865, With Ma jority Of $50
Cosson's Plurality For Governor Re-
duced Slightly, and Stands at 1876
Other Election Figures.

Voters of MAJ hall county, by d ma =
tprity & SIS favor equal suffrage for
women. Attorney General George
Cos son carried the county for the re-
publican nomination for governor by
10 plurality over Harding. Former
Mayor Hanna. OF Des Moines, carried
the county for the nomination for lieu
tenant governor by 440 plurality, and
W. 5. Allen had majority of $50 for
secretary Of state.
Hoyt received a plurality of o36 over
Thomas fer treasurer OF state, and
iavner. in siX-cornered fight for the
nomination for attorney general, car
rjed the county with plurality OF 1o1
over Wilson, A. l.. AmeS. OF Tama
county. for railroad commissioner. had
g majority of T39 in-the county, over
tleld of four opponents. Those Were the
results Of the contests for nomination
for state offices on the republican
Iicke, Monday.
The following were the republican
nominees for contested county offices:
:. VI. Cause. treasurer: G. w. Gilbert,
clerk Of courts: J. c. KOonIz, sheriff;
W. II. Jones. supervisor; and W. H.
Arney. state senator.
Vote For Suffrage.
Equal suffrage carried in twenty
enc out OF twenty eight precincts. The
precincts where it failed TO carry were
jefferson Nos. and .. LeGrand No. >,
Logan No I. Minerva, Safe Center,
and WaSh.ngton..
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Seniors Enjoy Life
With Class Picnic
and Theater Party

Just because they felt so full of life
and pep" at the thought of being thru
with school, the senior class of the
high school hel da NOSE ENJOYABLE and
successful picnic Tuesday. Dinner was
served in the basement of the Baptist
church because of the rain, but in the
afternoon the exuberance Of the SEM
iors spirits simply overflowed, and
they went down town, where they at
tended both the Strand and Casino
theaters.
The class walked in in a body, like
a regular college rush" but the man
agement of both houses were glad to
entertain them. At the Strand slide
was thrown on the screen assuring the
seniors that they were welcome, and
informing them that whatever they
said went while at the Casino the
manager instructed the pianist to play
class songs, while the students sang
to their hearts content. Altogether it
was very satisfactory afternoon TO
the seniors.
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ADoLPH ERICKSON DEAD.
Brother of Mrs. N. p. Rasmussen
Succup,bs n Stomach Trouble

SuccumpS TO Stomdch troupie.
Death at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
claimed -Adolph Erickson, aged ~. al
the home of his sister, Mrs. N. P. Ras-
mussen. sos North Third avenue. Mr.
Erickson's death was due to ulcera.
ton of the stomach. He had been i'll
for the past three months, but had
only been here for month, having
been in ST. Paul for some time previ
Gus to that,
Mr.. Erickson had not been in this
country for any length Of time. He
was a native of Denmark. where he
was born at Elsinore. Castle of Kron-
borg. Jan. ), 1867. Six years ago he
came to the United States, and stayed
here for about year. after which he
went to ST. Paul. Besides Mrs. Ras-
mussen he has brother, E. l.. Erick-
son, and another sister, Mrs. Chris
Hansen.
Private funeral services will be held
from the Rasmussen home Thursday
forenoon at II O'Clock in charge of
Rev. R B. Davidson. Burial will be in
Riverside.
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BIG DRIVE KEEPS UP
Everist's Wallpaper Drive Beats All
Sales Records-Wiii Continue to Give
All Chance to Save Money-But
Hurry-lt Must Close Soon.

We have done the business of oul
intend TO refuse orders So the big sale
will continue until the biggest and hes,
stock IN central Iowa is exhausted. We
are out to make friends and keep them
Notice these prices: sr
Moire ceiling as low as ~ cents.
0atmeals Is cents a roll
Wallpaper cut 10 TO 40 per cent and
hung for l2Is cents a roll-reduces
cost Of your job 20 to so per cent.
Best workmen, best papers, cheapest
prices, workmen delivered within five
miles of city free Of charge. But ge.
your order in at once. Everist's.
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Uncontested Offices.

Congressman James W. Good. o.
Cedar Rapids who was without OPP
position. was endorsed for a second
term by 1855.
Murphy and Prinsle, candidates for
presidential electors at-large, received
2,5lS and 1854 votes, respectively.
Eoris, candidate for Fifth district
cector. was nominated, but his vote
will not be known until the of1icla!
count is made. as many precinct cleo
ton officers did not include the vote
in their returns. r--
The vote for the non judiciary
ticket for nomination Of candidates for
judges of the supreme court was: EV-
ans. isl; Deemer. 1883; Theophiius,
1N3
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ma W.
Contest For Sheriff.

Contest For Sheriff.
Equally lively, but far more one
sided in result, was the republican
contest for the nomination for sheriff.
Superintendent J. c. Koontz, of the
county farm, was nominated from a
field OF four by plurality Of SIS over
Deputy Sheriff Bert Goodale, his OPP
ponent who received the second high
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RIoid Economy,

II never heard of such an idea of
economy as Mabels husband has put
Into practice" What does he de?"
Every time he has to go out of town
he changes the dates on some of the
old love letters he wrote to Mabel
years ago and leaves them for her to
saves time and lot Of two-cent
stamps"
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Notice.

We the dentists of Marshailtown.
will close our offices Wednesday aft
ernoons beginning Wednesday. June
IA and continuing until Oct l. DIR.
y. y. Choate. DR.. D. A Collision. DR..
H. F. Echternacht, DR.. B. o F'razey.
DR. L. F Kellogg, Dr.. f c. Lynn, DR..
L. E. Lynx. Dr.. G. W. Miller. DR.. H. C.
Mueller Dr. J. A. Walser
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II. The following was the vote Tor
county offices: Bondage, treasurer,
SS1: Craney, clerk of courts, S6e; Ed !.
gar. sheriff, 432; Miss Timmons. re-
corder. S94; Johnson, county attorney,
il6; DR.. G.. w. Harris, coroner. 3sl;
Bling, supervisor, term beginning Jan.
g, 1917. SIT: Lynch. supervisor, term
beginning Jan. ,. 1918, SCI.
There were no prohibition, socialist
or progressive county or state tick
cts.
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In the District Court,

Mary H. Moore vs.. Henry c. Mann.
ct al. is an action fled by the heirs
of David r. Mann, by which the court
is asked to confirm the shares of the
heirs in the Mann estate and 70 order
sold farm land in Jefferson township
SO the proceeds can be divided
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Comfort For. The Porch
Everything

to make the porch inviting and help you
enjoy the long summer evenings and the hot
days.
kaltex Porch Furniture
is peculiar weave from prepared fibre that
withstands the elements and is just pliable
enough to give comfort as we'll as wear WE'LL
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Koontz plurality-6IS.
Gause-AIlard Vote.

County Treasurer s. NJ. Cause was
nominated for third term by ma
jority of s9S over II. J. Allard. of this
city There is not much question but
that the prejudice 10 third term was
set aside in this contest for efficient
service in office. The vote:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-07

NJ. ". Gossard and J. H. Koppert, OF
this city have returned home from
Waterloo. where they attended a SEES
sion Of the representatives of the
Sharples Separator Company of Chit
cage.
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High School Commencement Exercises.

Commencement exercises, Friday
evening. June 2 at Sis o'clock. Ad-
dress, In the World Conflict of Ideas"
J. 4. Macdonald. Toronto. Ontario.
Seats are on sale at the Odeon. Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. Admission,
q cents. A Palmer.
George r. Norris, fire lightning and
tornado insurance. Over s. West Main.
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Crex Grass Rugs

for porches give the greatest wear and espec.
for out of door use,