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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
purpose above set out. and

purpose aboVc set out, and
Whereas, said board has an option
to purchase addition real estate adj
joining the present fair ground site;
Therefore, be It resolved. by the
board Of supervisors of Marshall
county. Iowa, In regular session con-
vened. chat there shall be and is
hereby submitted to the qualified
electors OF Mars hall county. iowa, at
the regular primary election to be
held in said county on June 7th,
1920. the following question:
Shall the board of supervisors Of
Marshall county, Iowa, be authorized
TO purchase within tho corporate
limits OF the city OF Marshalltown,
Iowa, and adjoining the present fair
ground property, the following de-
scribed real estate: That part OF
out lot A. Binford G. Webster's adj
dition to the town Of Marshall. de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner of said out lot
"A, and running thence north two
hundred and nineteen feet and
eleven inches, thence west one hun
dred and fifty-sIx feet TO the west
line OF said out lot A, thence south
two hundred and nineteen feet and
eleven Inches to the southwest corner
OF said out lot A: thence east one
hundred and fifty eight and three
quarters feet to the place of begin
ming. Being all of said out lot not
heretofore conveyed to Marshall
county and
All that part OF lot three. north
east quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter OF section 80, township 81, north
range Is, west 5th p. NJ, lying west
OF the right of way of the Wisconsin.
Iowa Sc Nebraska railroad, now
known us the Chicago Great Western
railway, except that part heretofore
conveyed to the city OF Marshall
town, described as follows: Begin
ming at the southwest corner of said
lot 3. running thence east five hum
dred seventeen feet and seven inches.
north ten and one-half feet, west
FIVE hundred seventeen feet and nine
inches, south ten and one half feet 10
beginning.
Also lot two OF two and lot three
of two. lying north OF the Chlca go
Great Western Railway Company's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
DO Your R....

Everyone should do all he can to
provide for his family and In order
to do this he must keep his physical
system in the best condition possible.
No one can reasonably hope to do
much when he is half sick a good
share of the t'r,e RI "o,' are consti-
pated, bilious or troubled with indi-
gestlon get a package OF Chamber
lain's Tablets and follow the plain
printed directions and you will soon
be feeling alright and able to do q
days work.-Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
FIRST GAME JUNE 6.
Baseball Season Opens Next Month
Instead Of May 6.


The opening game of the semi
pro baseball season probably will be
played on the home field Sunday,
June 6. The season did not open
Thursday rs announced. the error
being made in the date by the man
agement. The first game will be with
the independent team from Colo.
Sam Manwarring, acting manager
Of the club, has received many re-
quests for games both Mt home and
away, and work is progressing on q
schedule. The club Is not being or
Ganized as n money making PROPOSE
ton, but the net receipts will be di-
vided among the players at the end OF
the season. Some players. however.
will be employed. and the manage
ment now Is seeking experienced
battery men. Manager Manwarring
desires to communicate with pitchers
and catchers, who can make good.
and asks that the applicant state
experience and, salary asked In first
letter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
American watche. onlv.

See our window display Of these
good watches, also come in and let
us show you the biggest stock of
American made watches carried in
central Iowa. Once a good watch.
always a good watch. We buy right
and sell the same way. Your credit
is good with us. Let MS talk watches
to you. w. NJ. Hodges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
DRAINAGE COMMISSION NAMED.
Commissioners viii Fix Damages in
Story Marshall District.

At a Joint meeting of the Marshall
and Story county boards of super
visors Thursday afternoon. in this
city. commission OF two members.
composed Of J. Harry Scurr. Gilman,
and Arthur Dean, of Story county,
was named to fix damages in the
Story Marshall drainage district.
The commissioners will meet at a
time yet to be fixed with Engineer
w. A. Olson to so over the profiles
and data.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07

right-o and lying west Of
South Tenth avenue. Marshalltown,
Iowa, In section 80. township "a,
north. range IS west OF the 5th p. NJ,
Marshall county. Iowa. for the agreed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
Licensed 70 Wed.

Will B. Bartlett. aged 10, OF Albion.
and Alva Debates. aged Is. OF this
city.
Henry Lawrence. aged sc. and Mrs.
Louise Cokeley, aged "a, both of this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dietrichson
Of Steamboat Rock, were In the city
Thursday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

Bloody battles in the vicinity OF Pc
king marked the progress Of the civil
war IN China early In the week, and
then came the news that the rebels
had been defeated and had given up
the struggle against the government.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
Peculiar oeolooleaI Earm,tIon.

There Is located Immediately west
OF Junction City a few miles south Of
Danviiie, Ky, wonderful geological
formation known as Bald Blue
Knob" This Il member OF the
chain that branches OF from the
Cumberland mountains and extends
along the route Of the Knoxville divi-
sion Of the Louisville Il Nashville
railway.
From It's foot to It's crest Is about
3oo feet aud except on the large tiat
top with a small knob In Its center.
Il Is covered with shrubbery and vege-
tatIon. The top. however. Is abso-
lutely barren. Not sprig OF any
kind has ever grown upon IL.
The soil is ms blue as indigo and
this coloring has never been affected
by the rayages OF time. II IN be-
lIeyed by many that this knob WIS
at one time volcano. and that the
surface Of the crest was belched forth
ftom the bowels OF the eartn.
The Bald Blue Knob" has been an
object OF wonder for many genera
lions, and hundreds of visitors ascend
It's steep sides each year TO view Its
crown OF richest azure.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
MIX and Meat Proven, peiI.ors.

The most recent researches INTO pei.
iagra, just published In the form OF a
report from the United States public
health service. make II clear that de-
ficiency Of milk and fresh meat In the
diet Is the principal cause OF the dis
ease.
Dr. Joseph Goldberger. to whom the
world owes most Of It's knowledge OF
peilagra. urges that more cows be In
trodueed Into those regions Of our
southern states In which peilagra IL
most prevalent. aud that ail-the year.
round fresh meat markets be estab-
lished.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
SEEM AFRAID TO BE HAPPY
So Many People Apparently Fear 10
Count and Appreciate the Bless
inos That Are Theira

A well-meaning. II rather dour.
gentleman once said 10 mother whom
he saw playing happily with her chill
dren: Don't set too much store on
your children, especially don't make
idols of them, for fear they are taken
from you as punishment"
IL was good 10 hear the spirited re-
tort Of the warm-hearted little wom-
an. The remembrance Of II Is insplr-
ing today. remarks London Answers.
I'm going TO love MY children with
all the love am capable Of whilst
have got them. II they are taken
from me, which certainly won't he as
punishment ! shall be glad to re-
member how very dearly have loved
them.".
She was not afrnid to be happy.
poor fellow whose life had been
one long hight against grinding pow
erty was unexpectedly left a legacy
which quite removed him from further
want The touch OF the past, how
ever. was still upon him. He was
afraid to spend. afraid TO raise his
face TO the sunshine: he was afraid
10 be happy The pathos OF IL!
On the other hand. there are those
who. with little or nothing TO worry
about. just grizxle aud grouse. TIL you
long TO shake them--and shake them
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS they are afraid
even to be thought happy.
Here is a sample OF a visit to one
OF the &c. c." variety:
What a nice bit OF sunshine we're
having just now!" you may perhaps
| remark.
"Ay. but how long will II lastY''
We'll. it's shining now, anyway 7"
you retort. In natural evaporation at
his pessImIsm.
But it'Il rnin before night. see II
II docMt" And 50 on nd iib.. 40
matter what subject was preached.
| OF course. for lots Of us some things
are pretty bad just now--it's newt
able. II one takes time TO think. But
among II all. there are bits Of happI-
ness II we will only allow ourselves
10 see them. The sunshine when Il
does appear. the merry laugh Of 4
friend. biz of luck after a hard day.
the restoration to health Of q dear
one. tile eager Questionings OF the
children arising out OF their beautiful
"wonderings." talk with. or a letter
from u kindred spirit.
Cheeriol Don't you be afraid to be
happy!
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

After refreshments nj a card party
the topic Of conversation was the con.
dItion we found our Fat 10 when we
moved. Ny husband told q long com
ical story Of how he spent his whole
Saturday afternoon trying to get the
kitchen floor clean. Every one laughed
with the exception Of one woman. who
saii: I'VE jus, moved from that fat =
II In needless 10 say the color OF my
husbands face furned.-Exchange.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

II was lively week in Ireland.
Several British officers were assassin
ated, at least one town was looted and
partly burned, and there was desperate
fighting in Belfast In which number
of persons were killed. The oppos-
ing forces in that city were Sim Fem
and Orangemen employees In the ship
yards.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
corr..p,ns.a with SIS Girl.

The mess sergeant at Camp Kelly
dying field In Texas declares that he
corr-Spond.-d with ~ girls through
out the duration ~ the war. Th- seq
geani kept hedges. showing passage
costs. retained oopies 81 all letters snd
used carbon copies to help cot.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
Cons MirseuIousIy Saved.

young man sf Meredith. y. H.,
making nm evening call. In going
through the hall opened the cellar door
by mistake and stepped into space.
bringing down a number Of jars OF
preserved hlueberries and landing In
a Jar containing IS dozen eggs. lie
emerged scratched and covered with
biu.l.rrIes. bn, although he weighs
90 poungs not an egg was broken
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

government Is greatly vexed with the
foies. Premier Lloyd George on Wed
nesday gave voice TO this feeling In
statement to the house Of commons.
He said, III ever a nation I'm history
mas gone war mad. that nation Is Po-
iand and characterized its course as
reckless and foolish. This, however.
ne asserted, does not justify the crush
Ing OF the new nation, adding: THE
whole fabric Of European peace de-
ponds on an Independent Poland.
There Is no time for the machinery Of
the League of Nations to interfere.
II the bOlsheviks overrun Poland and
reach the German frontier, they de-
prive the allies Of the entire fruits
OF victory" II the Russian bolsheviki
decline to come to terms, the allies
Will give material aid not only to the
Poles. but also to Gen. Baron Wrangel
and others who are fighting the soviet
government.
For the present Frances trouble In
Syria seems to be over. According to
a report from Beirut. King Feisal of
Syria has accepted all the terms NJ
General Gouraud's ultimatum and II
Is believed the French can now occu-
py the territory assigned them with.
out further attacks. Feisal had been
Informed that Great Britain would not
support him. taking the position that
his independence is not inconsistent
with French mandate over Syria.
At the time he yielded the French
troops were ready to move on Damas-
Gus, his capital.
Operations in Anatolia ceased for a
time, Renal Pasha and his national.
lists being held In check, but I'm Thrace
there were signs Of the outbreak of a
new Balkan war. The Greeks, 10
whom western Thrace was awarded
had not advanced far inland, but &C,
cording TO reports Bulgaria. which
claimed the territory, was getting into
action against them, and had called
the class of 1921 10 the colors. The
Bulgarian irregulars were helping
Jafar Tayar, who. with headquarters
at Adrianople, is trying to hold west
ern Thrace for Turkey.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

specially among young
ivan, who was injured by
10 a hole in the Cardiff
M =, 1918, by which he
sn'' was awarded a lump
y state industrial commits
.'S'D and an additional
" per week for 16l weeks,
oy the Cardiff Mining
| residents of district No.
'''ts'ry service. which in
1' Idaho and portions of
| oregon, Nevada and Ari-
Fihs notified that IL the
u 10 them for the grazing
aud sheep Is needed for
Sua'lhed citizens of the
lheir permits will be
cancelled unless the
~ becomes a full citizen
a''ed States.
nnnf.,z.
''uslon has been caused
! u" Nhale men of the De
- district, due to the fact
80, OF the townships have
.'e' 80 that their lines over
- 80, OF this many large
: -4'' nave been located sew
a 'al much litigation prob
ana prospecting work
- The north will he handi-
-''y by scarcity of labor
M rn'aS costs, according TO
quo a. a Montana and Ida
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

Formal opening OF the Republican
presidential campaign came with he
notification OF Senator Harding that
he was the party's standard bearer
and the delivery Of his speech Of ac-
ceptance. This took place In his home
town. Marion, where most Of the DIE
party leaders and many thousands OF
others had assembled. Here are some
OF the salient points In the senator
speech:
81 believe In party government rs
DISTINGUISHED from personal govern
men,. individual. dlctatorial. autoora'-
ic or what not"
"Our vision includes more thah
chief executive. We believe in CAD
met Of highest capacity. equal 10 me
RESPONSIBILITIES which our system con
templates. in whose councils the VIC"
nresident. second official Of the repah-
lie. shall be asked to participate.
4 promise you formal and effective
peace so quickly as Republican con
rress can pass its declaration for a
Republican executive 10 sign
NO surrender 81 rights to a |"fih
cornell or its military alliance no as
sumed mandatory however appea mig
ever shall summon the sons OF ti's
republic to war. Their supreme sac
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
No sympathy Due.

Don't you think Mr. hicg.ts i
suffering from exaggerated egrl
No" answered Miss Cayenue. lie
io,Snt suffer. lie enjoys IL"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06
MINING

Nj II|INlNO|
of the mines of the
;, continues to show
;, week mines of the
total of 2,349 tons,
- > 267 tons for the
IA industry is forth
10 10 the opinion OF
ponomiSt of the Amer
ross. as expressed at
! rtah chapter of the
: congress
Interior Payne con-
Q Of oil land leasing
Ing holding Of 2,o0
biological structure but
e times that area III
was previously be-
n not hold more than
,tions have been re-
,ree Kings mine in the
strict. For several
Dmpany has been en-
md drilling the forma-
If of this work, infor-
.uable value in the light
Of future development
d.
n the eastern metal
that the tone of copper
nmeasurably during the
According to the prices
Ing and Mining Journal,
ed S16.612 during the
MS S1S.625 for the week
lad averaged $S.36 YER
spelter s7.77 versus
ouses from GOldfield to
zen started by the TonO-
Mining company. Dur
the company plans to
noying Of twenty houses
The business has been
h that it is possible now
Ito transport a four or
70 from one camp to the
hours.
Bell, state mine inspector
ounces that he will not
+ for reelection. He in
draw from the office at
Is present term, rounding
bars of service. This is
I've Mr.. Bell the distinc-
the senior state official
senior mine inspector in
hates in point of service.
ion in the United States
lbs, POO barrels a day,
200 a year ago, an in.
900 daily. This reflects
/ of north Louisiana oil
llarly Homer.
at the Wood
mine in the Big Cotton
are SO promising that
has started miners stop
hree different places in
he l00-foot level.
in behalf of claimants
IT minerals relief act in
stions under dispute with
N functioning under that
card by the secretary Of
John Barton Payne.
t work at the American
Mines company, whose
Installation of the Earl
, Bog mines, situated in
Fork canyon, is reach
sting stage, according to
ldent.
men, attracted by the
rich ore exposed in sur
in the Silver Bar group,
y miles from Nina and
from the Tonopah and
road, have taken a 90
'on this property owned
5.
i field, in Lincoln coun-
the Wyoming-Pacific Oil
ch is drilling upon Sec
IS well down to a depth
encouraging showings Of
lady been encountered.
Petroleum company has
ZION 10 down 800 feet.
Ie records in Wyoming
! the other day, when
large as apples played
ots and plate glass win
ale, Heavy damage was
several ranchers among
peclally among young
L. who was injured by
a hole in the Cardiff
=, 1918, by which he
) was awarded a lump
nate industrial commits
~ and an additional
YER week for 16l weeks,
The Cardiff Mining
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-06

The Prohibition party met In nation
al convention In Lincoln, Neb-. and
rather surprised itself by nominating
william J. Bryan for president al the
first session. The nomination was
made by reclamation and came after
a stampede OF the delegates started by
the adoption of resolution tender
ing" the honor TO the Nebraskan. On
Thursday Bryan absolutely declined,
so the convention named Rev. Aaron
s. Watkins of Germantown. o.. and
gave the second place to ID. Leigh Col
vim Of New York.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
VERA

There are comparatively few Rus
Sian names in vogue in this country.
Vera is the exception TO the general
rule which excludes such popular
Blavic appellatives as Tatiana and
Nastasia. Vera, and, indeed, is not
purely Russian since 10 appears IN
Spanish nomenclature, but in both
languages, II bears the same sig
hiflcanoe; that OF faith"
II is one Of the twelve Slavic names
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
POLICE CHIEFS MAY
= MEET HERE In 1921

Major Sylvester OF the dupont
company, formerly chief or police IN
Washington, d. c.. and Chief OF Po-
lice Black. will leave tomorrow Tor
Detroit, Michigan, TO attend lne an
nual meeting OF the National Asso-
ciation OF Chiefs OF Police.
The association was organized Dy
;. Major Sylvester in 1902. lie served
AS It's president for 70 years. lie Is
now an honorary president or the as
ISOLATION. Neither Major sylvester
. nor Chief Black have attended thes
GATHERINGS for the past two years.
owing To the war and the press oil
business at home.
Major sylvester, who Is chairman
of NE committee on invitation, sus-
pested this morning that Wilmington
nav be honored by the next gather-
: ing although invitations have ALREADY
been received from Paris London
Dublin. Canada and other points.
. Indications now point TO a large lor-
elgn attendance at the Detroit meet
Ing ,.-, l.. Al.
. Hon charles Inches. police commis-
sioner OF Detroit; the Hon. Wil-lanl
H. Taft. former. President OF lhe
United States; the Hon. kensnaW
q lands. Chicago; Commissioner Feu-
rot. the criminal expert, OF New YORK
Mrs. Cora Van Winkle, OF Wasning-
ton. ID. c., who will talk on Ihe
Women Police" and by Major SylNes-
ter. who will speak on Police inter-
National.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

Over so styles and
not a pair worth less
than Sc. so.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

which appears in the Monument OF
Faith" a sort OF devotional prayer
book applied to each day OF the year
with the names OF each saint appear
ing in the Russian calendar. For that
reason Vera has always been excep-
tionally popular as Russian femi-
nine name.
It is doubtful, however, II her
derivation Is responsible for her
vogue here. Possibly she Is the re-
suit Of the early Spanish influence
In the American colonies. or again, 70
may be that the shortness and
euphony OF the name is the eXplana-
ton for its adoption and practical
AmericanizatiOn
Amber is Nera's talismanic stone.
70 has power to make her invincible
in an undertakings where bodily and
mental health are required. 70 Is
said 10 ward on disease and 10 in
sure a safe journey when worn by
a traveller. Monday Is Nera's lucky
day and two her lucky number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
GIRL GUILTY
OF BURGLARY
Accused OF RObblng c. B.
Hudson Home

Superior Judge King Dykeman has
deferred sentence In the ease OF May
Golden. 22. found guilty Thursday by
n jury after three hours elaboration
OF burglary In the second degree.
The complaint issued against the
girl charged her with entering tho
dwelling OF G. u. Hudson. 1920 How.
ell st.. on August II. with intent 20
commit robbery.
The state In its case brought out
the fact that she WIS arrested about
a mile from the scene Of the robbery.
when confronted by police officer
she II said 10 hay fled and was found
few minutes later lying In a dark
alley. She is said 10 have had a ring
In her possession Identified as one
which had been taken from the Hud.
son home.
u. c. Hyde. attorney for the girl.
moved for an aequittal after the
state had completed It's case. The
court denied this and then the de.
Tense closed its case without offering
a witness.
Assistant Prosecutor John Car
mody conducted the prosecution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Young Man Offers
Himself For Sale
for Only $4,000

We'll. you sec.- obliged Jack. mo
fellow has no chance nowadays with.
out he's got money. II would take
me years 10 earn 5000. And I've
got 10 have At least $4,000 as little
donation to a certain lady that was
kind TO me. Not that she needs IL.
But l. want to do II. that's ALL"
But would she take H." suggest.
ed. being less "A romanucist than a
practical soul. knowing you had
sold yourself 10 get IT."
We'll. she wouldn't know Il comes
from me. would she7"
Doesn't she read the newspa-
pers?"
"Welyl. suppose she did see some
thing about ~ She couldn't send II
back once L sent IL To her"
Hardy confesses that he Is not
much OF ladies' man. This abashed
me. as | had been thinking Mr. Har.
dy's plan opened out TO thousands Of
my sex a really rare opportunity for
acquiring a companlonablc husband.
mot fond OF girls7" I protested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
HY JACK CARBERRY

GLEN ROSE. Tex. Sept "a
How does that boy OF yours like his
ffeacher by this timer
:, he lives In Somerville county.
TEXAS. he'll. say. Gee, dad, but It's
greas 70 go 70 school"
II he lives anywhere elsc--but that
isn't the story.
For in somerville county. Texas.
Hives the only teacher beloved by ev.
cry pupil. He's Judge William A..
Muse, county superintendent OF pub
lie instruction.
Among the things he does for his
pupils are;
Gives every school In the county
complete basketball outfits for tho
girls, and full football and baseball
outfits for the boys.
livery girl gets y Jumping rope .