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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01

lished by Luther Brewer a fraternity
brother Of Pierce's and politician spon,
sor for the governor, and jumps al.
over Pierce saying This league Oh
Iowa municipalities represents largely
our friend. Frank Pierce VINO was
mayor once upon time and nndihs
that he could not be mayor forever ne
helped to organize a league OF All 'he
cities which has kept him In Office ever
since. e The rest OF us VINO pay
taxes in cities have Clipped IN an"
helped him to hold on to life ana 20
regulate everyone else, Ma
ture provides for all thinss--lt even
abhors a Vacuum" Here is a 1oo io5
the governor who will be here tomor-
row. He should bring about closet
observance of their brotherly vows on
the part of these two friends OF ms
living in the same political district, LOT
Pierce's brother Rotarian Brewer -
mistaken as to Pierce II he inaends TO
suggest that Pierce is vacuum
Those of us who know him would den!
that he is a vacuum himself Whatever
he may have created in his Iowa
League cf municipalities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
LOCAL COMMENT

Bankers in Iowa are not worrying
when their deposits decline 5 or 10
per cent in the hog and cattle feeding
season. When our live stock goes to
market in February carrying our corn
crop with it, deposits in Iowa banks
will begin to bulge again. The only
fellow who is inconvenience at all Is
the Spectator who wants to borrow
so as to buy more land.
The decision Of the committee in
charge of the Y. NJ. c, A. war fund to
ask those townships which failed to
raise their quotas to keep on working
is fair and just. Public sentiment has
reduced war tund giving to the eQuiva-
lent of a tax and taxes even of volun-
tary offerings should be equitably dis
tributed Out in Harrison county ev-
cry taxpayer in the county has been
card indeXed with the amount &c tax-
able property he owns and all their war
funds are assessed in accordance with
the ability Of the citizen to pay as
measured by the property he owns. In
most instances the failure Of a pre-
cinct to respond Is more the failure Of
some committee in charge than
an unwillingness on the part of the
people When a woodpile has been as
signed to a bunch of boys in equal lots
fairness demands that each keep on
saving until his woodpile has been
sawed.
1t is not generally known that our
new federal law makes it possible to
fine both the hoarder and the dealer
as much as $4,000 for boarding food or
fuel in these troublous times Of war.
A few should be busy in the dark of
the moon burying their surplus sacha
of flour in the nay NOW and others had
better content themselves with their
immediate needs.
Owners Of river bottom lands have a
great drainage project in mind which
will add immensely to the value OF
their farms. II they carry out their
plans a special drainage district will
he formed under the Iowa law. money
will be borrowed to pay for the work
and district bonds sold to be paid out
Of special assessments upon the lands
within the district covering a period
of twenty years. The farmers will get
the benefits al once and will have
twenty years in which to pay for them.
This is practical and scientific finance
for any cooperative effort. People in
towns do the same thing when they
put in city sewer system or city
water works. However, II anybody
should propose that the main road to
Albion and Ljscome should be perma-
nently graded and gravelled and coun-
~ bonds issued for the money to be
paid out Of road taxes which the farm
ers are going to pay anyway, there
would be plenty of penny-wise and
pound foolish minds to object.
Governor Harding has appointed
Frank Pierce. one Of his close friends
in this city, 10 an honorary office OF
some kind to catalog men who are will
ing to volunteer in government work
connected with the outftting Of the
army and navy. Harding and Pierce
have recently been quite prominent in
vestigating coal barons who have
laughed in their faces and refused to
let the investigators investigate be-
cause OF the politics in it, so comes
now the Cedar Rapids Republican, pub
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
eurlesque Wheel Show Plays to eooo
Business at the Ceeon.

The Tempters," a wheel hurlesque
show which failed to measure up ~
the standard set by recent ourlesque
attractions, played TO good business at
the Odeon Friday eevning. Max tlelos
a clever Hebrew comedian pleased, out
the other principals were not especiaIy
good. The chorus was without muslcai
ability. and it's maneuvers We're poorly
executed, the show apparently lacking
good stage management. Zallah' d
graceful dancer, who is leader in the
Oriental style of dancing, appeared IN
the big feature number OF the snow.
Zallahs work is artistic and devoid OF
any suggestiveness.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
Bow Sent to Eldora.

Walter Barker aged Is, third grade
pupil in the Arson school, was ordered
committed to the training school for
BOYS by Judge Cummings Friday after
noon. John Barker, the boys father
filed a complaint charging that the boy
was incorrigible. Barker was held by
the police Thursday for buying tobacco
for boys Of the training school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01

the date the QUESTIONABLE was mailed
to answer the qustlons and return II
to the board.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
RUNAWAY BOY CAPTURED.
Lad Steals Automobile at Eldora But
Is Caught Here.

Joe Clifford, Of Griswold, boy in
the training school at Eldora, late Fri
day stole an automobile belonging to
his step-father and escaped in it to
this city. He was arrested here about
o'clock this morning by Officer Starn
and turned over to Superintendent
Kuser, who came from Eldora for him.
The boys stepfather, his mother, and
sister went to Eldora Friday to visit
the boy, who was allowed to leave the
school and visit with his parents in
tom. Before taking the automobile
the boy stole a sum Of money from his
mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
SPECIALS TONIGHT
Your Chance TO Lay In Supply
Come Early.

For tonight only, Dr. Graves tooth
powder, 10 cents per box.
Violetta toilet soap three cakes to a
box. Is cents per box.
All childrens coats, ages four to fl
teen years. inclusive. formerly sold up
to IS, on sale tonight s. each.
Ladies bleached feeced unionsuits,
long sleeve, high neck. limit three suits
to a customer, 40 cents EACH
Ladies' heavy fleeced vests and pants
40 cents each.
These are only few OF the genuine
bargains that you can find in our store.
Come and see for yourself
Headquarters for satisfaction. Bene-
dict & Byintnall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
Licensed to Wed.

Earl c. Miller, farmer, aged IS, and
Delna Whalen, aged IS, both OF State
Center.
Curtis Campbell, farmer, aged p,
and Nell J. Lunde. aged 81, both OF
Gilman.
Carl E. Ulery, farmer. aged 20. OF
Albion and Nina Binford' aged H. OF
LiScOmb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
Local Weather Record.

Forty-seven and IS were the extre-
mes Of temperature Friday, compared
with 35 and 80 Thursday and SO and %
a year ago Friday. At this morning
the temperature was 80 the same as
at the corresponding hour Friday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
AT the Strand.

An unusually good showing OF pic
lures of high-cl comedy, a1S inter-
esting educational features make up
the current Offering az the Strand.
Madge Kennedy in Nearly Married
a screen version OF the famous stase
success by Edgar Selwyn, is the prin-
cipal feature. 1t is a rapid-hre COM
edy with action from start to hnlsn'
and a swift succession Of thrilling sit
uations that strip and hold the inter-
est. The various happenings involV-
ing a young bridal couple who become
separated within a couple of minutes
after the wedding ceremony is per-
formed; a professional correspondent
with an eye for business, friend who
makes things worse by trying 10 re-
pair the mischief done. and Hindu
lnn-keeper angling for automobile
trade with broken bottles strewn in tho
road, provide fun that is literally fast
and furious.
Miss Kennedy as Betty Clifton does a
delightful bit of acting turnout the
picture, and Is ably supported by
Frank Thomas. as Harry Lindsey, and
a most capable cast.
The preliminary is an educational
reel Of the Bray photographs and an
animated cartoon, with a most laugh
able keystone comedy entitled A
Pullman Bride and an interesting reel
Of the Universal current events series
as the closing feature.
Ny -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
w, O. W.

w. O. w.
Nomination and election Of officers
for the year Of 1918, Monday night,
Dec 8. W. A. Talbot. clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-01
MEDICAL CORPS WANTS MEN
Order to Recruit 5000 Received-Saw
Mill Men Wanted.

An urgent order to recruit men for
the medical department has been re-
Ccived by the local recruiting station.
The surgeon general has reported to
the war department that 5000 recruits
for the medical department are wanted
at once.
Saw mill men and locgens are want
cd for the Twentieth engineers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01

OF the building has obtained : ilao
too large Tor his purpose and 6etne
unable 10 hold il, does the best he. tolt
to demonstrate his patriotic ard0s.
Every flag. however, should have ~
pole The two should no tnsepasable
when the flag is on view out Of doors.
\ small flag is as strongly indicative
OF LOYALTY as a big one.
There is another common error W
the display OF the flag by private ci,i-
yens Once placed in position. Il IL
frequently permitted 10 hang or float
from It's pole both day and night Now,
although the heart OF Francis Scott
key was cheered by occasional
gllmp,eS Of the. nations standard on .
certain night, by the glare OF the
rockets and the bursting OF bombs.
that was IN battle, when the flag is
ucycrcd lowered Ordinarily the flag is
raised at sunrise and lowered at sun
set Ii the private citizen does not
raise hiS flag precisely with the sun, he
ought at least TO lower il before dark.
The sight OF ilapping banners in the
night does no, inspire, but, on the con-
trdry. lrritates sophisticated patriots.
New York Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
How 10 Get an Army.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May ! The cotton mar
Hei opened steady NJ an advance ~ =
lo q points today lu response 10 rrn
lNtly iirm cables with July selling af
~ l5C ana October 1T 81 i0r on IN, Ctl
weather conditions were considered gen
orally favorable however. except for loU
temperatures IN the southwest and the
ndNhu'" failed to attract new realizing
IRON buyers last week Prices rngod on
IN Consequence with July selling hHck 10
.o02c ana October 70 ~ zoe hcfor. the
end Of the first hour Texas spot ;.rma
wcrc credited with selling October
horIgh one Of the local houses and t'-
ports published tuis morning Indicated
NAT the acreHE" would boz Increased 400
Texas. Oklahoma and Missouri Private
cables attributed the advance tn Liver
pool 10 an improved spot demand
The forenoon break carried July on 10
~ N1o. or - points net loWtI while OCtu.
h"f sold down TO 70 zoe or ouly - point
under last nights closing figures Several
houses were credited With selling for
southern account and nn mprcHslon wHE
created that favorable weather Condi
ilons had led to frcor offerings from re
mninlng old. crop holders better dr
maud wac met ~ the decline however.
and the market showed rallicE Of s"vcrrI
points early IN the noon hour on cover
Ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads. rtessc Mention Timsa
OUR PROPOSITION

We YOU interested with We YOU money We
make ourselves OF will be proud make
s,ockoder, This is INVESTMENT Not specua
ton 1t has all the possibilities OF profit that speculative has
but has SOLID FOUNDATION behind We know what the profits
We show of them this ad We ought
DIVIDENDS each than ENTIRE CAPITALIZATION which
only STD fully paid and assessabe No back here When
ONCE its ALL paid Read what Mr. Weaver this
lie ought know It's his business about these things His udg
ment proof positive that KOOL KOlA is WINNER The
when the stock offered provided
right You can't bet horse after he has the To
the long odds down before he
Just business The who make the REAL buy CHEAP and
SELL DEAR YOU could have bought Cola NOW
worth $1,000 ST. You either
waited long Don't THIS We think will grow
Come and II too busy phone and will take with
Write wish hut ge, 20 REAL ONE ONCE Terms
them four equal monthly discoun, pay
all When this allotment sold price will advanced
Buy while get the LOW
$40 buys 10 shares S huyS 10 shares $50 500
100 hare $500 buys 500 shares SCI discount for cash full
monthly information call phone
booklet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
WHEAT weakened
BY IMPORT NEWS
Food Legislative Plans Also
Factor in Break

CHICAGO. May Prospects ~ I'M
crossed imports from Canada tended to-
day 10 dcVfcsA the wheat market here.
Iulls vert also inclined 10 be cautious
I'm yl,w of Washington adyices that leg
i.l1tlon had been planned looking "a
.iucrgrnc, authorization OF maximum
and minimum prices BIDS. field. reports
Indicated considerable Improvement OF
Inir In the condition of tho winter crop
Opening prices. which ranged from IN"
same As yestcrdav's finish to Nc hlgh-
cr with MAY ~ i27l rnd july az - csn
2 y were followed by shnrp declines 'hat
in some cases amounted to more than "
cents
Corn weakened With wheat orders 10
buy were scarce. After opening = cent
un 10 O.. cent up the market underwent
a decided general sag
II, onts aE IN rorn demand Vns scat
tered The May option. however, con
tinucd firm
Packers buying strc-rthfnrd pro,
,sIons Gain. were chiefly In lard ant
ribs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
loo Percent Profit Possible i'm Kool Koa
IL isn't what you EARN, it's what you SAVE and

When
quo he " is company 1 second is it money
is 10 suppose il owe mon To am assured "
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
The Hectic Four Flush.

The navy department rs IN state on
teyerlSh activity Newspaper Item,
That exactly describes H. Fever
Chill, and fever Chills among the
men who really know the situation.
Fever among the others who have ac-
ceptcd responsibility for national de-
tcnSc and have neglected every meas
urc necessary Tor carrying ont the re-
SponSibilty ''' Fever with hallucina-
tons on the part ot the public, Hall
lucuatlonS that We are really prepared:
hallucnatlons that man Tor man and
gun Tor gun our navy IS the best IN the
world ~ halluCinatlons that old hulks
arc first line battleShips, hallucina- :
tons that American gunncry has 50
developed from lack of practice That
! gunner can hit a periSCope at 40O0
yards with a three inch she'll; halluci-
. nations that our ports are protected,
that ships which will not be finished
until 1910 are actually ailoat. that there
are plenty OF officers and men tor tho
/ iIect now on the seas, that guns. shells,
and airplancS can be built overnight.
that all that IS necessary Tor patroling
the coast and destroying enemy subma-
rlneS is to commander mob OF pfi-
yatc motor boats, arm them with
Fourth OF July cannon, and turn them
loose under amateur commanders. and,
finally, that II war comes. some mirac.
ulous inventor, super Ericsson, viii
rise with Jules Verne machine to de-
stroy the product OF years of patient
labor BY the mechanical genius of Ger-
many From An editorial 10 Collier.ss
3 More than 1900 women ear, liveli-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01

The display oi the national colorS in
this city is inspiring Especially in the
quiet residence ncighborhood, the flag
OF the nation Is shown so generally as
To leave no doubt OF the abundant
patriotism oi the houSchoderS But it
is dusbtiul II the drapingS OF large
flag like a SuneriluorS curtain on the
front OF building Is the proper wa,
to display our national symbol Tn,
inference is tina, the owner or lcsse,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01


supply were extremely light and the mar
kot was unchanged. with the exception Of
butcher stock. which sold steady TO lOc
lower. OF the early morning Trading,
nothing Of q finished order IN the steer
line was offered. although several loads
OF fair to good medium and short fed
steers Of fair flesh brought $1,000 30.
A few loads OF light Kinds sold around
$500 Although hcardy AS good as Mon
day. trading In tho butcher division was
fairly active, odd lots OF heavy cows
sold fs.00u . 90 and medium kinds 81 5Ofl
500 Ii.ifers ranged up TO 50 90 Gamers
and cutters for the bulk brought s. 50n
6.2h and bulls GJ0US0n Stocker and
feeder trading was active and STEADY
Tho calf market was steady
Closing Quotations
PTicos OF the various grades OF cattle are
approximately as fOllOws.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01

.INDUSTRIALS IN
LEAD IN MARKET
Advance Ranges Up to Over
a Point

NfW YORK. MAY VI. lndustriAls OF
tho equipment and munitions groups.
metals and shippiugs led the active
dealings of todays early market. all be
ing In demand NJ advances ranging from
material fractions 10 over n point. The
inquiry for United States steel com
prlsed several individual lots Ip 20 iliA
an overnight gain Of almost point
Marines. Atlantic Gulf and West indies
and prominent coppers and motors rose
,n q way to suggest additional short Gov
criug. this hcing indicated hlAo In the
further advance Of Industrial Alcohol
oils hardened with other spccialues, but
rails were uncertain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS cry. Ma. HOGS Re-
celpts 10000. stroug 10 D. higher, buik
ti5 l5ul 1850. heavy. il5GjDl5 90, light
tll Sopl55o. pigs. SI-UOu1t0g. rAT.
TIL. Receipts. 5000 steady. prime fed
steers. |Noo0l2T5. drcszrd beef ttecrE,
81 a0OUl2,0O. southern steers. s. 500 If 10.
COWS. S. Boa hiu, hcIi"rp 81 bUm II %,
stookcrs, 'jOul0 90. calves. 81 boH ~ 25
SHEEP Receipts 900. 90 20 i0c higher.
ltmnr, fl8'0H n -. yrsrllugT tl5wu
rs 90: vetncrH. So Douli2J; ewes, 81 ~
" n On, stOckcrs. 81 oNHlb 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
BETTER CABLES
HELP BUYING


NEW ORLEANS. May pottrr ,ril,s
than ~" and low rcmperaturrs in IN,
extreme western b'It stimulated hu, ur
oi cotton around the opcinE todl, or
i'nngs were not liberal aud lu the nf.,
huIt hour of business prices rose "a E,
clos"
selling met m" Improvement o'frrrgr
h"lhf based nn expectations Of fiyorrr,
weekly weather Hud crop reports tomur
row I ndor n prices fcll ? 10 . point,
n"iow yesterdays clone Toward noor
IN. market was sichdt"r, binudiug ur Cd
net flso ~ to points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01

LONDON London i' city OF
dirty windows This is especially true
Of the windows Of the large Office
buildings and the hotels Women
cleaner, have been employed hut they
have confined their work to the win
dow, uearc,, the ground Most OF the
work IS at dangerous heights and the
insurance companies have refused 20
insure aganS, accidents TO women win
dow cleaners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO May HOGS Receipts
5000, slows ot ycaterdny's average. TUX.
IlI 50q 1880 lght ui75qI575; mixed
tlb 26g Is h; heavy ilo2bui5 90; rough.
tls yhVl $40, pigs. llJoOuiJC 60 CAT
TIE Receipts 5000 steady. native beet
cattle, ~ 600 , 80. stOckets and fcederr
81 lbag s5; COWS and helfers. s. 7Odll.lb,
cHlvcF. - ODd 1900 SHEEP RcceiptH
l.uob, stendy wcth'rs. 'l oOglJ 30,
lambs. 81 0Oul116
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
LIVE RPooL

LIVERPOOL. May Cotton Spot
easter; good fniddlng iJ0Sd: middling.
~ shds low midhiing - Isd. Sales, uOuu
hal"S; 900 for speculation and export,
receipts. 3 1000. futures closed steady.
May ~ e3d. May June. i2j6d. July-Au-
gust " I'd; August September. y 23d
October November ! 1ld; December
January. y SOD january February.
II nd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01

HOGS A. result Of slight advance.
hogs todny sold ON the highest basis IN
two weeks Receipts were moderately
good, close 20 3 $50 head making w the
Tuesday supply Trading wns active and
STEADY to be- higher. best kinds gong W
20 tij 80. while tho bulk ranged 'li tOG
Is 70. Butcher pigs brought $1,000 and
up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. May l-BUTTER
Creamery ilc. nrsts. 3sc. seconds sc
packing, 2gc EGGS Firsts. 3l'Yc
POULTRY Hens 2ni.c; roostcrs lfc
turkeys. 2ic. POTATOES Weak, s. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-01
PACKERS SHARE
IS LIGHT HERE
Total Of 2,800 Head of Cattle
Received Today,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE Including somc 2 600 head di-
rect TO packers receipts In The local cat
tie DIVISION today were estimated ut 2, ,sOC
head Packers share OF the onmarkst