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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
Eldora News Notes.
Special to Times Republican,

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, May ls.--Rev. Dr.. Earl A.
Roadman. of Allison. Will assume
charge as pastor OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church in this city the first Sun
day In June. succeeding Rev. DR.. I. H.
Gallagher. who goes to Grand Forks,
n d.
l.. X Welch left Thursday for Chi
caso. called there on account of the
death OF his brother Edward Welch.
Mr.. Welcl had for years been con-
duc:or on the Milwaukee railway.
with a favorable season Hardin
county will this year raise more pro-
duce than in any one year in its his
tory, because of a larger acreage and
because practically every available
tract Is being utilized for the growing
Of some crop, Hundreds of acres, made
tlllable by thing. are being planted TO
corn and potatoes In some instances
railway. right-of-ways and city park
ings are being plowed up and given
over to- the production of some cereal
in An effort to produce for the hunssy
millions to be fed. 1t is also esti-
mated that far more poultry is oe.ag
grown than in former years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18

ssSon,e FOLK In Virginia viii do almost
anything to get drink OF LIQUOR" oh !
served Col. 8. A. Bryan OF Richmond,
3 visitor here. 1.-THE colored popula-
tion particularly. miss their drinks. Re
Gently an old negro persuaded the con-
ductor OF a train to take him back a
quart. The conductor refused at first,
but after he had listened to the negro's
pleading he said he would send 1t down
by friend Of the colored man. The
latter waited patiently, but the quart
didn't come. when at last the darby
saw the conductor ne asked the latter
what had become OF his bottle.
why, didn't you get it?' said the
conductor, stalling. of course.
"'co'se ! didn't get IT. was the re-
ply.
~ surely sent II down by your
friend Johnson said the trainman.
''Yo' sent 1t by Johnsing?' answered
the colored man. "Mought We as well
SEN clover leaf by rabbit was the
negroes rejoinder as he walked away
in disgust" -Washingto Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
HOW TO keep YOUR :
CAR LOOKING new
Clean It the Way the Expert Does-
Very Simple Matter - ~

=. The beautiful body surfaces OF your
car Will IaS several seasons If given
simple care This does not mean lot
OF hard work, as IS often imagined.
Washing is not necessary except TO
remove heavy mud or grit, and even then
soap should Be avoided unless the de-
posts areAstubborn-
For ordinary cleaning and ior polish
ing. Tobey Polish. made from the old
seere, formula OF The Tobey Furniture
Company Chicago and New York; per
fectly answers all requirements. 1t cuts
of the dirt and grease; obscures small
blemishes; nourishes the finish and
maintains its full body and color. 1t
wipes of dry without hard rubbing
and does not collect the dust.
For these reasons it is used At the
factories of many leading automobile
makers, and is strongly eIiddo7 SCI BY
hundreds Of prominent distributors. You
can obtain it from your own dealer.
Bottles, 25c and SOC; quarts, 81. This
trademark on every package
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
oId... Of Brazilian Cities.

Bahia, once the capital of Brazil,
!s still In many ways the center Of art
and religion in that largest Of
South American republics. She Is the
oldest of Brazilian cities and those Of
her present inhabitants who are de-
scended from long line Of natives
Of the place-as many Of them are
look down on Rio and Sac Paulo rs up
starts and parvenus among municipali-
ties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18

he had been working Tor the Adams
Construction Company on . building n
Seventeenth and Walnut. As far as
Beartisley was able to find out there 10
no Adams Construction Company
erecting a building in Des Motnes, and
Walnut street does not run as far west
as Seventeenth.
Much interest is centered in the case
officially from the peculiar nature OF
the details. The Minneapolis and ST
Louis railway had another similar case
few years ago and the man was con :
victed for similar crime, and Is now
serving term in the Minnesota state
pentitentiary at saltwater.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
wor.. and Worse.

well, did he pay your" asked the
wife Of a dentist who had been to col
lect bill for a full set Of false teeth
that he had made for a man almost a
year before.
PAY mel growled the dentist. MOT
only did he refuse to pay me. but he
actually had the effrontery to gnash at
me--with my teeth"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
Flr., Successful Plant Nursery.

The first successful plant nursery In
America was that Of Robert Prince Of
Long Island and was continued for five
generations. or q period Of $50 years.
BY members of the Prince family. 1t
was started in 1725, visited by Presi-
dent George Washington and in 1895
protected BY the British General Eowc
with an armed guard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18

An aged colored woman was much
excited following the shooting Of a
colored. boy by a negro who shot at
another man and hit the boy. The
police were trying to find the negro
who did the shooting. "A policeman
T. just like rainbow" asserted the
old woman. "They always show up
after the storms over."--New Haven
journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
There Many Years.

A woodsman In northern Michigan
FOUND horse collar growing in tree.
Experts declare that the collar might
have been the top of sapling which
encircied the base of the larger tree
Popular Science Monthly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
Chamberlain Collie and piarrhosa
Remedy.

Now is the time to buy bottle of
this remedy so as to be prepared in
case that any one of your family should
have an attack OF collie or diarrhoea
during the summer months. 1t is worth
a hundred times its cost when needed.
For sale by all Observation-Disclosures
|ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
No Joke.

We imagine that the women always
fail for aliine Of hot-als talk. But just
watch h0w any. -mau under Dipety-fve
will swell with pride when girl tells
him that he is regular deyil.-Mil-
waukee Sentinel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
Has a good Opinion Of Chamberlain
rahlets

"Chamberlain's Tablets are wonder
! never sold anything that beat them,
writes F. B. Tressey, Richmond, KY
When troubled with indigestion o
lconstipation give them trial. For
sale by all druggists ADV.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
Files Charaes Against Martin.

c. H. F. Boardman, an attorney for
the railway company at Marshalltown'
who was called to investigate the case
prior to the arrest, filed on Wednes-
day the information in the court OF
Justice ". D.. Fuller. charging obtain
ing money under false pretenses. On
the same day Beardsley visited Des
afoines 10 see what he could learn Of
Martins career there. Martin claimed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-18
Has Picture Taken.

When Beardsley thought that Mar
tin might be of a type known 10 lack
the aensory nerves yet not lacking
in iocomotion, he had two of the nurses
at the hospital induce Martin to have
his picture taken with his nurse. Mar
tin, on his clutches, stood beside the
pretty nurse, and the other nurse
snapped him alone. and got fine pic
ture. This photograph was used in
making the arrest Of conzen at Min
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-30
HOT SPRINGS GlRL IN PICTURES TODAY
Miss Roberta Kennedy Of This City Makes Debut In "The Call Of Her
 People"

Miss Roberta Kennedy Of this city, who has recently become a member .of the Columbian Pictures corpora ton. makes her debu 2n he screen drama today in magnificent and g rgeous seyenact drama. The Call of Her People, |. i. a wonderfully beauufu and attractive story O. Gypsy life and Miss Kennedy appears in support Of the star Miss Ethel Barry more Following is synopsis Of the play
 A band ot zypsie- is encamped for the first time in years on the ou- skirts of a Southern Ge,reia town Young Faro. son of the gypsy chleL Faro Black. loves Egypt the most beautiful girl in the tribe, and she returns his love but Faro Black for bids their marriage Years before. a gyp-y girl beloved by the chief mar red Gordon Lindsay a weathy resi- dent Of this town After the birth To fther chi d she returned 10 the .gypsy camp 70 die not being able Go bear the sutling ways of civilization. Faro Black has never forgiven the rich "Gorgio' for the death of Inc girl and now plans a unique revenge
 Egypt and young Faro decide 10 disohey his orders and they 20 thr-eeh with he gypsy marria2e cere- mony Before the final words Of the ceremony are spoken Faro Black re- turns and separates the young lovers He orders that Young Faro be lied hand and loot. and he take Eeyp. away t8 the mansion of Gord.u tJnd say, representn4 that she is his daughter brought by his young aife Q tho tribe
 Eypi is thorouehly unhappy in hei new home Young Nicholas Van Kleef her fathers friend. is the oull one who seems 10 understand her l He ia Is in love wth the girls wild Iuntamed beauty, and wants to marry her. and Lindsay str.usly advocate.
 the marriage
 Egypt ha. been momentarily expect ing Young Faro Co rescue her hu
 as the dave pass into weeks and h,
 weeks into months. and sul be doe Iuot come. he concludes hot he ha 1 forgotten her for some gypsy maid
 she finally listens to Van kleet.
 piead.ugs and tho wedding day s set
 Faro Black is dead and Iouni lFar9 who has been kept a cansnu pris ner now hecomes chlei ol ih
 trhe llis first aet is to Wn th ] caravan back toward the home O
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Today the Neu Central presents three noted World stars m e.o-al Courage special Bradymaae feat ue that canno fail to p.ease
 Also by spe.a, arrangement Twl light Sleep one of Amerea most talked ol film products win be shown u three splendid reels Scenes u ta- teauar. ni be shown that have never etose aeeu viewed by .he hu man eye in motion pictures. LIS ab.
 Waly one of the ereatc photo productions Hat tae picture world has ler given To mau#ud
 Iu a.orM Couraee' Miss Ostrfche seen as Mary Nc-uu0ou who work. at Joshua Aasan large ribbon fac- t1rE Chadwick Ans Joshua only son. returns from cne2e ready for tine bu mess world he on,er his f4. thag factory and mee Naly
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dollars in cash and immediately re- marries her eNhu-baud Setch trick which wins over the old gentle man
 The m-st sensational eposide in the sto.l is an endeavor 10 compromise the factory girl. a a road ho0se. through the aid of cup of drgeed coffee The mil oanor Is at the h f. tom of the scheme but Mary McCHm- ton is not caucht mapping. and one of he men Eho rioa 10 trap her get the knockout drops. and Mary departs by way of a bedroom window A rough and tumble fight. between he hero and the men who attempt 10 take away the girls character. is lively while II lasts. Stanley Dark. The author of "N.ral Courage" has supplied some characters for .Qmedy relief and Romaine Fielding the di- reelor has eiton hem ac@cra bits of aWay gseu omic business
 AS Mary McCliutou. the factory girl Nuriel Os.riche does one of the best pieces Of acting of her career. She dresses tbe' part properly like wise her hair. and tulfIlls all the other requirements Arthur Ashley acts .he hero with earuestue-a and consider. 80 e force Ed ward Ekas. Clarence Elmer Rober Forsyth. Julia Stuart Richard Turner and Edmund Cobb are members of The cast
 Gorge 5eban Tomorrow in "The Mar.
 cellini Millions" A Paramount Pic
 ture.
 Tomorrow the New Central will present Mr. eGoree Beban. famed throughout the motirn pi ture world as one of the most noted character actors of today His vehicle tomor TOW is "The NarcelHni Milions a tale of am Italian fruit vendor who acquires great wealth and having a "climbing wife" ir forced to enter so. ciety much against his will lt is a decidedly clever picture with many delehtfm characterizations
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Lindsay aith the intention O. claim ing Egypt
 On the day of the wedding Faro. who is in the tu age, hears Eayp $ name mentioned slehtIuely He ii -ht- with rhe speaker In inc melee knives are drawn and Faro stabs his autasoul-t 10 the heart lie escapes and goes 10 the Lindsay mansion lo get Eeypr She will not E. wih him. and as tue crowd is heard approach. ing he thrusts into her hand d hand ker hiet u- love token. saying he will return
 Eudug his pur-uers Faro climb. he vines tuat lead 10 Egypf- rolm Van kleet enters and disaoge. bm and lhe two men ask her .a ch0o.. b9 weeu them She says she wi
 faud 5t her promise To Van Kleef and he goes to have fine Bloodhound tied up permitting the gypsy to a- cape Faro and Egypt at ou.e leave fhe Lindsay mansion He is captured ay a group Of the villagers but Esyp. saves him from them and together gypsy man and gypsy maid ride aaa. to happiness and the open road
 Thb- is by far the greatest picur. show in The city today Attend fh0 matinee if possible and avoid lhp crowded night house.
 Advanced prices -Adut. 2o .rute children lo cents
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The heroine of Moral Courage. a
 t.fereel Peerless photoplay released
 hy the Wor Film Cooperation. is Scotch clever enough to turn the
 tables on her fatherinlaw when he .attemps @ seperatt her from her newly welded husband She is a poor elr, a factory worker and falp in love with the son Of her employer
 Con rary 10 the usual handling of such situation tha young man ol wealth sves her honesty and makes her his wife m spI of his father opp ition II s heu that the elder Anson tre Co nuae nis daueater in
 law Go divorce her hu.hand or se, him made pouniless she aerees |,
 the proposition secures a Reno di
 vorse ls paid one hundred lhouaan,
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MONEY FOB FARM LOANS

Al last we have perfected arrange meuts whereby we can take care of all farm loans tha we can gel in amounts between S2000o and $5.0o0.00 on seven years time II any farmer desiring a loan VIII send ua legal description oi his and and amount desired we wil. send him an application to fin out and when th is done and abstract ap. proved tho inspector will pass on loan at once
 There never was a time when the farmer needed tL.s service as badly as how, and we are fortunate in being able co supply this demand
 WOoTEN & RECTOR, 623 Central Ave. Phone 1908
 6-22 lW
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NoTlcE. sPEcIAL AssEssMENr.

The taXbcoks for the collection of the special assessment unon the real property in District NJ aG tlr the purpose Of paving grading and aran- ing has been ? aced in my hands
 All owners of real property lyuc ln the dattrict are required to pay their assessment to ne within ,hug days from this date !- such payment is not made ac,on will be commenced at the end of that time for .hc colle. ton cf sad assessment and legal nenaties and coete
 Given under my hand this 21th dag ft May, 1al7.
 ). E UOCSIEY. a.3z3od. .liector
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ROYAL THEATER.

You would not think that .te h.o taphy O. 4 5ycarod title girl wu 4 be either long or very interasl. That's because you don't know u, little girl tha story s about Uur name a short while ago 1as just Mar c Q borne.
 One night she went 10 bod She wa. unknown except 10 a privi eged feu In fhp mex. VeutF-four hCars she had become world lam9u-. The Pane Gold Rooster play Little Mary Sa shire in which she was the star had been no0a that day n all the lie cities @ the world
 Then came Shadows and Sunshine. Joy and He praaon. Twin Riddles. ToU at THl.sh and now Sunshine and Gold which the Royal thoatar E 10 present today It Is d wonderful story te3rs, mghor and thrills in which q ltla girl after being klu. uapred ay atp-ies. wiu the heart of a rich old man and then learns that | he 's Taa ly her grandfather l Tho deleh1ul photoplays starrne ih lirte child which have been so successful waareyer shown, demon
 rate the @.o1l picture policy Of the Pa'he rompaay NaHde hlam na never played amy uy.hug bat Hholesome
 .cn rrt She as t escr follow i us tbl many actor or acibG{ ou th. ! leeltmaie stage iil le NH'N NOsbout 1 is IuldIna her erea, wca on the | same principle
 since iHe heanunr of taei
 career 4be has been Co vucalh every ely al importance an M ever
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-30
MURIEL 0STRICHE
 IN MORAL COURAGE

William A. Bradys Enchanting Star Is Featured in Moral Courage" a World Drama of Wonderful nten- sity Featuring Muriel Ostrjohe, Ar thur Ashley and Julia Stuart "T~djsht Sleep" or Same Program Tou5y
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iou are cordially invited Co attend The Victrola recitals given at D. C. Richards music store every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon from 3:50 to a.30. 4StI
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..F ad rauuT o be world ~n- ..WJ. ggHsa.- u 4 round tn box much t ~ua- for aa ordinary human heinz con thc top NJ big letter ar. .hp Uoro-
 'ro.ou aalajn with .are They toJ
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AMERICAN EAGLE.

Registered station wn' stand at my farm for the season Breeding 'e's' $500. A. $ ALLEN, Phone 2'I'
 AT tn TIT
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We furnish the only pasteurlxeo milk ~old in Hot Sprlngs The Pas tsurls sd wnl co R11.t'
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Rapid tree oeliverY Phone e45, Pub iie Drug c1mpany Cstf
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Dr. | r Merrtt. calls answered day or night office phone 4ll ret dence i26. No. a10 l-2 Central avenue
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cottane Cheese, humphfsya Dalry. Telephone 9sOfFa, 5-is-tt
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Logan Berry tee Cream The Pas. tegrlxed Mllk Co. 4.i-tf
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-29
DIR. BULKLEY TO MOVE FROM SULZER
 TO PETERSBURG.
Wrangell Sentinel. )

Dr. and Mrs J. l.. Bulkley arrived on the Uncle Dan last week from Sulzer. They came to WrangeIl to have some dental work done and upon discovering that the local dentist had left the day before for the States, de cided to go to Petersburg for their dental work. While in Petersburg, Dr. Bulkley became so impressed with the town that he decided to locate there. He chartered a boat and returned to Sulzer to make arrangements to move to Petersburg shortly after the first of February. Dr. Bulkley is a young man of about 40 and of pleasing ad- dress. He was born and raised in the east. After his graduation from New York Medical college he prac- ticed medicine in greater New York for 13 years Since coming west he was for about two years surgeon for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway; was also surgeon in the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey, and for the past fourteen months has been surgeon for Senator Sulzer's Jumbo Mine
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-29
KETCHIKAN MEN IN LEGAL FIGHT OVER
 A STRIP OF LAND.

Suit has been started in the Dis trict Court by Ernest Blue, acting as attorney for Harry Hensen, Berg Olsen, John swanback, Martin Johnson, Hans R. Hansen, Edwin Frederickson, Jack EngdaI and George Kaslet against John Clark and w F. Schlothan, doing business as the Ketchikan Marine Rail way and Shipyard.
 The plaintiffs claim that their homes are above the tide mark on the water front of Tongass Narrows, north of Ketchikan and that the defendant company is at present building whar- yes and marine railways in front of their land, cutting them off from ac- cess to the water They claim that they are engaged in fishing and boat building and repairing and that access to the deep water in front ftheir places is necessary to them. They ask that the defendants be restrained from interfering with their rights Juneau Empire.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-29
JACK CLOSE MARRlES
 RECENTLY IN SEATTLE

i clipping from one of the Seattle papers was received by the Progress siYe- Miner yesterday which contains -he announcement of the marriage of the Tonsorial artist, Jack Close. Un- der the head of 'Ketchikan Mining man married here" and John E. Close and Miss Dollie Berquest principals Of Frye Hotel Lobby Romance.
 The article fellows:
 Many business men crowd the lob by Of the Frye hotel and usually they move about hurriedly, in preoccupied ways. as business men are supposed 70 do. but romance intruded yester- day. John E Close. a mining man Of Ketchikan. Alaska, came here purely or business trip. which included. as is turned out, courtship of business like breYity. The object was Miss Dollie BerQuest. who has presided over the cigar counter for nearly two years.
 After an acquaintance Of ten days the couple were married yesterday af. ternoon- The bride is stepdaughter Of City Comptroller H. ". Carroll.
 The ceremony tok place at the home Of Mir and Mrs Carroll. 30S Twenty ninth avenue.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-29
WHITE SLAYER POSED
 AS CLASSIC DANCER.
Operated in Tacoma and Severa' Other Places. Comes From
 British Columbia.

OAKLAND, Jan. 29.-The Sanborn woman arrested here a few days ago as a white slaver. the police say, also operated in Tacoma. She is said to be the divorced wife of George Fife. ot Vancouver. B. c.
 Posing as a classic dancer, seeking to enlist understudies, a beautiful young woman known as Madame Pau line. or Pearl Sanborn. formerly of Helena. Mont. established herself in a hotel here and during the last few weeks, the police say, she has been ngaged in inducing girls to enter the night life of San Francisco. She was arrested last night on a train on her way across the way with Mrs Ethel Bayline, pretty young married wo- man said to be an intended victim.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-29
PRESIDENT OF UPPER PRUSSIAN HOUSE MAKES A GREAT SPEECH FOR
 PEACE IN 1917.

LONDON. Jan. 2s.- 4 dispatch from Berlin stated that the president of the Prussian upper house in speech al the opening of the session expressed the hope that the present year. "des pite it's disappointing beginning might bring peace. After commenting on the rejection of Gsrmany's peace pro posal by the entente. the president said:
 The fateful hour Of the German en- pire is approaching. For the second time war has been declared on us and today We, a more serious and matuted people. accustomed to victory. are standing behind the emperor. Our iron will shall turn to deeds and the sharp steel of a clean sword in our hand shali hew the way to a more prosperous future"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-01-29
SAN FRANCISCO CHINESE SMUGGLING
 RING IS EXPOSED

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