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VI. L. Lindelof. AL G.i Eberhar,. Agent
1ENEEn. BOY.
Sidney Petit. DENVER BLAZE. Listed.
Thomas Il. Farick. FIRE AWAY.
Thomas !. Narick. Gil. SABINE RAP
TIRE.
y. =. LIndH!of. LADY.
t. II. Inew"rscn. N1OLA BIRTHSTONE.
T. II. Ingwcrs"n. NIOLO MONOGRAM.
r.. Fl. Ingwcrscn. .NlOLh WELCOME.
T.. II. lrgwcrscn- LYNNFlEID BAILEY
BRIDE.
CLASS No. 455-Amorican Bred. Dogs
(chap'p!ohs barred).
v. j. Lndcl"f. DENVER coy.
Rita Talbot. Al. G. Ebcrhart. Agent
SABINE: RAMPANT.
L. II. Iugwerscn. EIOLA BRlM-
STONE.
GLASS No. 4ae-Lln1it. Dogs.
VI. L. Lindclof. DENVER BOY.
Rita Talbot SABINE! RAMPANT.
CLASS No. 437-opcn. Dogs.
NJ. j.. Lirdelof. DENVER BOY.
Rita Talbot. SABINE: RAMPANT.
Thomas +. Varick. CH. SABESE
RAPTURE.
L. II. lnrwersen SIoLA MONO
GRAM.
CLASS No. 4S8-Tt1nors. nogs.
CLASS +i39--Local Dogs.
VI. l.. Lindelof. DENVER BOY.
Sidney Petit. DENVER BLADE.
CLASS NO. 44l-Eovtce. Bitches.
N. L. Lindelof LADY.
CONTINUED On Page rwslvn)
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TIrr,.,>,.n! b"au"iS. TlIrENWUpp
Ei.TTN.
CLASS NJ. c?5-oper. Bitches tover
Is. NOT exceeding IS irchesI.
>. t.. .,'t..::,,,.'.. 'I.Al;i<S' MS tJStt.
CLASS No. 22t,--T.ancrs. Bitches.
Glass No. 22o-bocal- Bitches
r.. .HrnA ...',:i.l:'"A !:i-'MN.
pAcAuN1 S.
W & i.vrn. NiSi F'k>i'.
". Z. i.,.:- LYONS TENOR
CLASS No. :ssSS2--Eoviee. Dog
~ ;. l,.,., LYONS TENOR.
CLASS no 23.---winne-s. pcgs.
CLASS No. 238--Fuppy. Sitches--
~ T. I.,;-= MISS E''i;>ti.
CLASS 2AS-winners. Bitches.
WdIFPGTS.
W. j. row:i-"nh. LNhF PIMA.
CLASS No. 24o-Linlit. Bitches
W. y. T"wrE";': lady tlNA
CLASS No. 25l--winners. Dogs and
1''asS' con1ns.
". y E"..'h.,. NlSH-kE-NN>I !IN''Y
J. =. li.arne. Ir. ngJ.T ;EI';!lT"N.
charles W.l>S. MILTON.
ol,,;;hrx u. S.nt,.:- S%,i.nrM SEEN.
.Tohn Z: Sr.vru$ru. EtlI.IF: :
{. +. Mili,r QUEEN.
Mrs. Chn*. =. N..,"r.. .:ti.i' +. ';i%!.
MsS ". +; :N"*>mc,- >i'>I NE N''>H
S,tvlEE.
i. Wrxioy s:"J;>. 'uH,!. %ANnY NJ
',.~ u '.s:.":...s- "'.t.;''ro>
rs. v, Z. N.>-a.r ;>i,i; IL: K"$I
|~,.. ,:r~w, IN~i.~ylti.r. o,'>!tN"':>
rn. crow. %NNtSNEI.E lH'i;.
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10 S0ME:THIN
FOR THAT COUGH
Or. Sells plne-Tar. Honey viii Prove
ideal Treatment.

\ neglected cough ma! lead 10 such
dangerous, hrunchil! az lUa. ailments:
thai rrnTcr attention With mr.. Bells
rinr- Tar-liuncy cannot hc begun 100
promptly
You can absolutely depend on this
remedy 4, il has proved cffrct>v" ii
thousands Of ra&"S whore hacking
couch. difficult breathing. iAflamma
lion or hoarsrucS$ wcr" iavoly"d.. lis
bals;LIu and healing ingredients Soothe
The throat. loosen the l'hl"gm. Tho an
tiseptic properties check tho cold
germs and ?"vrri&h or grippy feelings
are promptly allayed.
Tako Or Bells Pin" Tar-Tioney At
once. not Only for Guick and crafty
IN relief for al distressing SymNt omS.
but 10 prevent serious aftcr-cfEccts.
Donf l"t Il cough bang on all winter;
delay j. dangerous. The flavor i so
pheasant :hat children need no induce
mrn; TO TAX" il.
Still sold at 9Jc BY AL druggists.
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GATE RiI.LEINAN.
+ : rad0irk IIT>lrf.
u.nr, . r,lIis. ~. rrMi'ToN MN,n
W'.!sworth Bro. Mti. NNi'i.F'f
uIuG;I.EN l,NinN. .,,....,-
x \. Nl"Hnnd,.r Nj lIihl!;h ti.''''f.
Nalrn T. Snn"r iIEj\l!.S LADY ".
;,ra2v.I E.rnn',. r'RAT"EL tnNITN
T. Wrirn, Meyer. MISS iH;l lHt.k.
Mimi, Matt. BETTY :.
CLASS NO. 36T--9raco Class.
r'raHwrl Kennels Trace.
Wa,ISwufta I:r,.-. H.ia"".
BULL TERRIERS.
= :. E.illu. N.r ,t,.iMur' Agent fi'-
.II:r: SrTI;t.ME.
CLASS No. 374-Open. Days.
BULL TERR1ERS-cther Than Whitc
r :. I;rn!r. ATTIRE SIrl;t.ME
GLASS No. 375-Wiuners. Dogs.
I:d j.. ur@tnu .\l'i,;tE. Listed
GLASS No. aso-open. Dogs. .
Ed l.. Huston Hl''it.k
BOSTON TERRIERS.
Carolyn Snnku'H. y. lHh'rhtih'. Agent
SEMIulI STAR.
Mss U"<s lmnrau. LADY BETTY
rr + +. Writers. ME. ''NNrN ND.
I,tIrcu.. I[rr>.,. ORR TED IT,
EDWIN \. Rot, rIlE EMKASSNbHN
Edwin \. SAT. iNrT'S MISS WENlN.
Mrs r.usrn" hr"~s. WAENEIiS Tidy
GIIii..
Henry W. Gundnn@ Funny.
\ H. End''. ENnhE's coon Lt'k
Mr r'''' has \. py,o,n,r. %rr:E>
vrS 'i Fra cary. SrEApfASr rH'rrr.
Mr., ,i,n Hurkwai'"r !IMMENiAl.i
RID,
Mrs. Wm Holt&: rGNE Roy.
II, X Ef~h. WHITE, LAKE nEAITN.
I,ar,mnun: Kennels. .ljSTHITE.
i',r.mnuni K"unrlS. rl'NkLES MISS
PEEFr:t TlrN.
%0ina., k"un"I> NDfNA' NiH'b.
T.. {. Collier. PERFECTION SPOT
II \. r:rusuu. l'ill.AN Is. 2iS.ll!
LITTLE rrTEE KING.
Geo. Shul"r SIil'I'fltS FuN.
GLASS NO. All.-Puppy. Dogs.
paramount, Kennels. lSTElTE.
Mrs Fred Gerry. STEAofAa'
! Or T. T., Walters. MR.. CANDY KID
Mrs VIM. R"!t2. DUKE ROY.
CLASS No. 4l2-Novice. Dogs (under
Paramount Kennels. JrSTRITE.
Geo. .Siri!..r S!ii i.F'li'S coy.
H. 4. Ecrsrn. l'IlI.AN l..
| r:Iw i l;.;t Tit: EMliNSSAiN'.
! CLASS NO. Al2A--Il11nt. OHBS s'-@'~
IT PGpudsl.
: IiI'ri.r. TI:Ti-!; l[T%G.
,',rnIyu SlIukvrh Sr.MlnH STAR.
! I;,l,c \. i;lii. THE fMliASSADuit
! Paramount Kennels. IGSTRlFE.
! GLASS no Il4-Nnpice. Dogs cover II
! and under % Pounds).
Mrs Ere! cory. STEAhf"S |
Hi-lrl'|-
I CLASS No. iI3-oncn. Dogs tunder II
! Pounds.
,.,r.,i.n S:!ukrrh. .:St.Ml.Pll STAR.
! CLASS M. 4lih- Limit. Dogs cover II
and under 20 PoTrdsl.
l. .. ,'.li..:. PERCEPTIONS SfhI.
! CLASS No. 4lJ--Opcn. Dogs Cover II
/ and undrr % Poundsl
/ T.. = roI.l"r fEI;ithTIn SPOT.
..iI i'n.l, N&H!L.S COOP tick
coy
CLASS NO. +l6A-L,ulit. Dogs t22 and
not exceeding ~ poundsI.
fui.":r" krr".. tiR TED II.
Air. Fred ,',rH. SrhhNFAST
EI'nbE.
T GLASS No. 42l-Novice. Bitcher (un-
der II Poundsl.
l+iw. : natt. ENTT"% MISS WENni.
! Mr. r.ur,.i.. Nr"@E. WN'iNElIS
| TipN tiLE&i.
Yi"nry tundiia=- Hl'NNY
| CLASS Nc. 4l2A--Limit. Bitches Jun
der II Poundsl.
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James Mcouillan& Eracc.
john ifcurkc'S Erncc.
GERMAN SHEEP DOGS.
Huston Wyr,hs L. +. Lewis. Agent
Wy ET'i;S SlNRAD.
Huston W!"th~. WTETHS ENDiIS,
Elw, Slit,i. SIEGFRlEp EDEMAE
o. II, ri .EHI'E ST.
CLASS No. 273-Puppies. Dogs
FAw. S't"L SElGFHISD EpEMAR
o. Fr'kLEHGEST.
CLASS No. 274-Novtoe. Dogs
E:d,~. Stii"l. StIGFKIED EDEMAR
uF EtNiEHrRST
CLASS No. 2T57-Amercan Bred Dogs
!.Hw. >tlt,l. SEIGNRIED EDEMtK
or EcNLEUCFST.
CLhS NO. 27G-Lin1lt. Dogs
E1r. STIFF, SEIGFElED EDF.MAE
o. ErklEfV'E$T
cLAS NO. 277-oper. Dogs
Huston Wy,hrS WNI.THS $INEAn
or Er'KI.f.lIIEST.
CLASS NO. 2T6-winners. Dogs
CLASS NO. 21Te-Local. Dogs
i:dw. S'ifc! SEIGr'ElED EDEMhE
81! I;C'KLF.HTEST.
CLASS NO. 2so-Puppy. Bitches
Huston Wy"ihs. WfETHS EDEiS
BULL DOGS.
Grn. It Fitzgerald. FRITZ III.
cha; \. Lancc. MIKE pFlANfGIAN
Crimr~an Ernar'% III. CEUMrSAl.L
sTYM II
''ru.npeaN Kennels. CH ROsEv1LLE
ERGrANNJA.
Il. T. S:,l'sgs.hor. WNRTI.ElGH
DlSTUHtfE!;
Il. 4. SaltsEahcr. WARrLEIflI
COUNTESS
Il. -; Suit gabc- WAEILEIGH
CAT l.iSTD
L. e. Salt$gabcr. W,IILElGIG
FIT Girl.
CLASS No. aae-Nov1ce. Dogs
Geo l. EI,Hr"rali. FRITZ III.
CLASS no. 337.
Il -. Salts=abcr WAEFLr:IGu
pISTTEEf:K
CLASS No. 34o-Open Dogs
has. y. I.;laG". MIKE nFIANIGHAE.
'ru,HI...N Kennels. CT. rittMrSNIl.
STNNN II.
l.. & s,l'<Gahcr. WARFI.ElCH
.iNT I.tSrD
CLASS No. 34l-winners. Dogs
CLASS No. 3H2--Local. Dogs
Geo. L. FITZGERALD. FRITZ III.
CLASS No. 345.
+. q. Saltsrah"r. WAEFLE1GH
COUNTESS.
CLASS No. 34s-open Bitches
GrurrSaI E"uncl$. CT EnSENlhl.E
EEITTAN%IA
p. c. Saltsrahnr. WAEFLE1GU
TIT curl
CLASS No. a4o-winncrs. Bitches
PoODLES.
Mrs NJ A. Hawkins \. belmont. N-t.
Sl1LYS El'rTFRF'LY F0Y.
I:hhrrhardt Kennels rr.ET0T
Mrs. NJ. \. Hawkins s. belmont. hSt.
iStLI.YS BUTTERFLY 10Y.
Ehhorhardt Kennels rEHiDT.
CLASS NO. 29S-Winners. Dogs
CHOW CHoWs.
Miss loan Adams Al f:hhcrha rdt ACT.
Oh. WEI: TING FANG; II.
Miss jean Adams. II. VI TING;
CHING.
GLASS NO. alo-open- Dogs
Nil, Jean Adams III WI TING
FANC; II.
CLASS NO. 3ll-winners. Dogs
CLASS NO. 3l7
NSs Jean .td;.na. Oh. WI TING
CHING.
CLASS No. 3l3-Winners. Bitches
CLASS no. 3ls-Braoe Class.
Mis- adams Eray"
pALhAT1ANS.
i;co. ". Clark JACK.
.;cn ". Clark. SPOT
Miss Marion Tri r"n;. 80 n",mcut
N@'. ND%TrEI.if.it DAY STAR.
CLASS No. 322--Novicc. Dogs ana
Bitches
geo. -. ''l;t.t Ih''E
George. ". ''irrE Sl'rltr
CLASS NO. 32a-orcu. Dogs and
Bitches
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Iusc nh Iuhr. EOOpLAWN HHu1SER.
E,..:,.tr.i Mort. KIM; WEIR
V.r,.,.,. M,y,r. MISS i;li-I%EE.
l,;,,f = Hunt. FLYNN; JlE.
I'ia..>,i E,uu,!s rl.AXWEL ELDS-
SON
i',,Iyri kennels TEIEECNTE RRC.
USER
Itr.tl,y.i Kennel. EnIEE,;ATE EEL
l,t.lnlN
l2,~lly,.i Kennels. FEAZWEI. liE;E
I'rlIwril Kennels, FI.NZWEI. DEO-
MIME
t,ro2wcu Kennels. TEAMEILs 30
IRA
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DOG SHOW
Continued from Page Eight

Tt"r,aNr",! h"a;'t<. TilntINNUbh
BETTY
CLASS ~. c25-Oper. Bitches toCer
Is. NOT exceeding IS inchesI.
., .,'....:,..... tI.Ni:NS' MS EtSN.
CLASS no. 22H--W.ancrs. Bitches.
CLASS No. 22o-bocal. SitcaaS-
-, - ~ y
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pACAUNi S.

AZ Z l.,-,,,. Miss r'rE>II
~ Z i-.,.., LYONS TENOR.
CLASS No. 25c--Eovice. Dog
". g.. ly-.'..,. ..ltt\S t,Nt'!'.
CLASS 70. 23.--Winae-s. pcgs.
CLASS No. 233---Fuppy. Stitches
N T.. t.Af.-= MISS: r,'j;>ti.
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CLASS No. 355-Amoriean Bred. Do

/ t. ~h"i FJ:i'GTLANp BOY.
| W:ui+wnrth Eros. MEL VALLEY COY
!E:;NDE.
! = h"s Sr"ilmnn. r.tSWIGLL BRANDY.
; 'D. y M'!rc. FNtt'Iitil. liA'ft ;.
; Erru l.Uh'" CHIEF .FpWIiNTTAN.
1 rruaW"ll Kennels. HklEK = \ T Z
El;jl$EE.
( r. ;. ,'a,dirk. RUSTIC ROVER.
, I,i,nmnnd k"nu'l%. GRANITE IN
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CLASS No. 272-Srnce Class.
GERMAN SHEEP DOGS

James Mcouillan'& EracC.
John Ffcurkc'S Erncc.
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CLASS No. 265-Ltrntt. Bitches.
Iru,n l.. Slikc. tAlTINArtk COCO
tbl.N.
James NruQj!lHn. FIERY FlEh,i.
Mrs IhaS l. Meyer. lil.tE GIRL.
Nnchccc StnhhS. LADY.
u l.. wilkins. t.THELDE.AN SHY
GIRL.
CLASS No. 267-opeu. Bitches (Tri-
Color.
Mntth@w II. Stobb*. LiErTLEET
FEENf.
Herbert St"hhs. LADY.
Mrs. Ch:.S H. Meyer. blue GIRL"
CLASS No. 26S-Opcn. Bitches tSa-
BILE and White.)
Irna H. SlIke. MP. SOUTHPORT
SWEET.
Irr:a Is. SNkc CAPTGNATNE COCO
COLA.
T.. l.. Keenan,. ANSEL EE:I.LF:.
n. T.. wilkins. ETllE.LnE\N SHY
GII.i..
1. :
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Planning the furnishings Of the various
rooms Of the home is difficult problem to
many people.
The assistance Of an experienced man to
advisc in the selection Of Wall Paper means
best results at no greater cost.
Bring your problems Of home decoration
to our Mr.. BcardSey, an. expert in that line.
His advice and assistance is; al your disposal.
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BULL TENNlEEs.
/ = :. E.'Ilu. N.r ,|.inor'. Agent .Ni'-
n'I1:E. SlI'I;t.Nh.
GLASS No. 374-Opeu. Days.
BULL TERR1ERS-cther Than Whitc
r. :. l;"li,u. NLfIl:l: ~|fl'tMt"
! GLASS No. 375--Wiuners. Dogs.
; l:d. l.. Nr%i"i. ;\l'i';ti'. I"Nt'".
! GLASS No. 3eo-open. Dogs.
| I.d J,si,,, N,li;tiL,It,
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WdIFPETS.

W. j. T"'y:-"nh. LNnF PIMA.
CLASS No. 249-Linlit. Bi7cheS--
W =. Tuwu=":r:. lady plNA
CLASS Nc. e5l--winners. Dogs sod
Bitches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
ANU e M ENTS.
At the Strand.

A mystery drama with some new
twists which keeps the spectator
guessing as to who Is guilty of the
murder of one OF the leading characters.
forms the basis for the plot Of The
Life Mask" in which Nine. olga
Petrova has the stellar role, now on
at the Strand.
With the opening of the story a
question is asked: Who killed Wood
ruffe Clay?' and the mystery is not
cleared up until the opening Of an
envelope clasped in a dead woman"s
hand, snear the end of the last reel.
Nearly everybody in the play is under
uspicion-even Anita, the unwilling
bride OF Woodruff Clay, suspects her
self OF being guilty of his removal. His
prosecutions had driven her to
somnabu!ency-sie did strange thing 9
in her dreams-and when her husband
is found dead, she suspected her hatred
had accomplished in her unconscious
state what her gentle waking self
would have revoited at even thinking
Of.
Nine. Petrova who is starred in the
lea ding role of Anita CORTLAND, is
rather disappointing at times, her work
lacking power. The cast Is not parti-
cularly strong.
The House of. Hate" Is the prelim-
mary feature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchants.

The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties Of farmers provisions, grain
and produce.
The Olson Grocery Company quotes
the following prices:
Butter-37.
Eggs-2s.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at its
place of business in this city, subject,
however, to market changes.
Corn-1.50.
Oats-70.
The following market quotations are
furnished by H. Willard. Son & Co..:
Bright, clean native wool-60Qs2.
Semi bright, dark or dingy-55@5S.
Bury, seedy, black and chaffy-5O.
Western or territory wools-45Q55
No. hidef-14
No. hides-12.
Horse hides large-ss.
Horse hides, small, IS.
Beeswax-32935.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
stop RECRUITING
men AFTER MAY 81
MEN SUBJECT TO REGISTRATION
JUNE 5 CAN NOT ENLIST
AFTER FRIDAY.
RECRUITING SERVICE ORDERS
STATIONS NOT TO TAKE THEM
Congestion at Receiving Depots Has
Become 50 Great That Capacity Is
Crowded-EIeven Recruits Leave
City Tuesday-"Ty" Smith, Star
Athlete, Goes to Coast Artillery.

Young men who must register June
in any arm of the regular army after
o'clock of Friday, May 81 The local
recruiting station has received orders
not to accept any men for enlistment
after that date.
The reason given IS that the enlist
ing Of men subject TO registration has
become so great in the last week that
the receiving depots Of the army are
SO crowded the army has no more
facilities for handling larger number
at one time.
The order to stop recruiting IS issued
for May 81 so that the stations can
be cleared soon after June 5. Under
the provisions of the registration law
those registered can not enlist after
they have been registered.
Track Star EnIists.
The Fastening of enlisting by the
coming registration is seen in the re-
cruiting here Tuesday. when eleven
were accepted and left in the night
for Fort Logan. Colo. Of the eleven
five were from this city and FIVE were
from Chelsea
Among those from this city was
John P ("Ty') Smith, star track per-
former and member Of the football
team. Smith. who is a senior in the
high school. is Is years Of age. He
had already earned enough credits TO
be graduated. and his diploma will be
!ssued at the graduation Of the class.
He had really completed his course in
the winter, but was taking extra work
to remain in school 70 participate in
athletics and be graduated with the
class. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smith. 9 South Twelfth streeI,
and he Joined for the coast artillery.
Others from this city were Carleton
L. Brown, aged 18 307 South Fifth
street coast artillery; Chesley D.
Cagwin, aged q, 406 West Boone
street, coast artillery; Ellsworth S
Austin, aged n, Marion street, quar-
terTnaster's corps; and William =
Reed, aged 81, l01 East Linn street,
infantry.
The Chelsea recruits were Edward
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
JENNINGS REUNION PICNIC.
Date of Annual Affair Of Old liseomb
Students Fixed For June u.

Students Fixed For Juno II.
Plans are being made for the an
nual reunion and picnic Of the old
students OF the Jennings school at
Llscomo. which will be held this year
on Thursday, June 81, at Bueghly's
springs. west of the town. In the
event that the day is not pleasant the
affair will be held in the Liscomo
Christian church The school taught
by Mr.. Jennings was conducted in the
EOS.
The forenoon will DE given over to a
reunion of the classmates. This Will
be followed BY a picnic dinner. II the
afternoon program composed OF old
school songs and addresses VIII be
given. George Melick will give the adj
dress of welcome, to which NJ. F. Nor
gan, of Altoona, will respond. Mrs.
Tura Beeson Lybarger, o! Usage, will
give a reading as will also Jack
Morgan Of Everett, Wash. A song by
the boys viii be led by Elias Buegh-
~, and Mrs. Lou Morgan Rogers, OF
Union. will lead the song by the
girls" In three minute addresses old
time memories will be revived. and let
ters from absent members will be
read.
Elias Bueghly is president OF the
reunion association. Mrs. Cora BixbY
CORES ponding secretary, and Mrs. ]. @.
Scott recording secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
PIG CLUB ENTRIES.
Farmer Boys Must Enter In County
Club Before Week Ends,

Entries for the Marshall County
Pig Club contest will close this week
and all enrolment cards or requests
for such cards or weighing certificates
must be in the hands OF the county
agent by Saturday, June /. This cluo
work Is financed and encouraged by
the banks of this county and every boy
and girl over 10 years and under l9
years Of age who can should enter this
contest County prizes and trips
total more than $3.50, besides the stare
trip and prizes, which total about
$500 offer liberal inducements for such
endeavor Plans are being made TO
take live stock judging team os Eve
boys to the state fair. The members
Of this team must be either pig or
baby beef club members. Further in
f0TIlia ton can SSe secured G. Ike conn-
ty agents Office
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
When, Ho1u and Where
Boys of III Must Register

Must Registers persons
s 1897
militia while in federal ofhcers
n
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other
localb
How registration If
Of
in tnet
card.
doubt to what where
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
THREE ARE GRADUATED.

Commencement at St. Anthony School
Is held-Judse Cummings Speaks.
Three were graduated from the St.
Anthony school at commencement ex-
ercises held Monday evening, when
Judge B. F. Cummings delivered the
address. His subject was Holding the
Line" The three members of the class
were Jay Bartne, valedictorian; Char
lotte Easton, satutatorian; and Leslie
Lindquist. The valedictortan's grafton
was 1.-The Lights Of Gunahanl.'' Miss
Easton's subject was food Conserva-
tion." and Leslie Lindqhst spoke on
~The Stacker" The diplomas were
presented by Principal Bacon. Musi-
cal numbers were a piano solo by Miss
Dora Mccormack. and numbers by z.
H. Reese, the latter OF this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
GETS QUICK RESPONSE.
Charities Agent Able to Outfit Flood
Stricken Families

Before Mrs Luther Ray, agent oi
the Associated Charities Association
had been able 10 read her Times-Re-
publican Tuesday evening she had
telephone calls offering two mat
tresses for the use Of hood-stricken
families in the south part Of town.
This morning four others were offered.
Six were all that were needed to re-
place those damaged by the high
water in May street homes.
II addition 20 the mattresses Mrs
Ray received offers Of a quantity Of
children's clothing also some cloth
ing for woman; several comforts, a
bed pad, and two cots. One woman
offered a set of heavy portieres which
can be made into bed covers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
LAWYER FOR CLUB TALK.
Captain Stayton, Of New York,
Speak Tuesday, June 4.

Captain Stayton, Of New York, to
Speak Tuesday, June 4.
Captain Stayton, of New York City.
a member Of the admiralty board OF
that city, and representing the ship
ping board Is to speak at the luncheon
hour at the Marshalltown Club Tues
day, June 4, on Working Problems Of
the Shipping Board" Captain Stay
ton IS making a tour Of the middle
west to present to the public prob
lens which have confronted the war
chipping board IN its efforts to build
thousands Of ships for the emergency
feet He was formerly a member Of
the navy league and Is an attorney
who has specialized in marine law. His
talks. which are intended especially
for business men. are expected to throw
much light on ship building problems.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
HendIaae in Service.

The local exemption board has been
notified from Boston that Theodore J..
Bendlage Of this city, who recently
left to enlist in the training service of
the shipping board, has been accepted
and is in training. Request is made
by the recruiting service Of the ship
ping board that the local exemption
board send the recruiting board per-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
More Boys Arrive Safely.

News of the safe arrival overseas o;
more local boys has been received in
the city. Those heard from were
George Isaacson and Guy H. Clemens.
who We're both sent to Camp Dodge in
the contingent Of Feb. rs and are both
in the infantry. Isaacson's sister, Mrs.
Russell Smith, received the word Of his
arrival and Clemons mother. Mrs.
Rosa B. Clemens, heard from him.
Mrs. w. P. Everts. 1910 Summit
street. heard from her son, E G.
Everts, telling Of his safe arrival.
Everts is in the field artillery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
LamoiIIe Memorial Service,

Memorial Day services will be held
at Lamoille Thursday afternoon at ;
o'clock at the Congregational church.
Special music has been provided, and
Rev. H F. Horton VIII give the ad-
dress. The school children will deco
rate the graves. The Lsmoile service
flag also will be dedicated in connec-
ton with the Memorial Day service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29

Benda, 10; Frank J. Weaver. -; Ar
thur o. Klemak, 81; Emil w. Kesl, 81;
and Lester C. McNall, 10. All Joined
for the coast artillery.
The other recruit was Harold Il.
Thompson, aged 10, OF Reading, Mass.
He Joined for the medical corps.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
CAN PlNEAPPLES NOW
Oppioe Fruit Company Receive Today
Carload of Fine Fruit Direct From
Cuba-Get Yours Early.

The time to can fruit, is when you
can get it. Now we offer pineapples,
put them away as fast and as many
as you will use. Why? Because the
fruit IS fine, price is right and last,
but not least, you can get sugar now.
Altogether make the best Of war con-
ditons. Phone your order or better
still come right 10 the store and get
them Oppice Fruit Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
Local Weather Rsoor I'd.

The range Of temperature Tuesday
was so and 80, compared with IS and
60 Monday. and 10 and A a year ago
Tuesday. At this morning the tenn
perature was so. compared with "a at
The corresponding hour Tuesday morn
Ing The rainfall Tuesday was .03 Of
an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
z. W. WINERY Better.

Word received by Will Ives, Of
Green Mountain. from Mrs. Ives, who
is in Pomona, CAL, owing to the illness
Of her father. e. w. Winery, says that
Mr.. Millinery is much improved. He
is suffering from heart disease, and
short time ago was in a very criti-
cal condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-29
Enee aeed.

Our cucumber seed n now ready for
distribution and to those who will plant
and grow for us, one acre or more. we
will furnish the seed without charge.
We recommend planting from the 10th
to the Goth OF June and land upon
which early crops have been destroyed
by flood may be planted in cucumbers
and pay better returns than from any
other crop, as we are paying q very high
price for the cucumbers. 81 per 100
pounds. Marshall Vinegar Company.