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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15
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CITY IN BRIEF

DIR. Bullard, osteopath. % w. Main.
DR.. Lynn, dentist 1s2 West Main.
DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic
Temple.
Fred H. fudge went to Eldora this
morning on business.
Minchell block indiana and Saylor
egg coal. Consumers, 80.
All wool auto robes. special for
Saturday. $5.9S. L. r. Lay.
Woven grass rugs. size sx12, spe-
cially priced at $3.50. T.. r. Lay.
Special discount on all furs ard
plush coats Saturday. Bargain Store.
Examine special values in wool
hose at the New England. E. r. Lay.
Special discount on all furs and
plush coats Saturday. Bargain Store.
Special Saturday, pattern hats, IS.
200 West Main street.-Advertise-
ment.
Coating velours. 4S-inch width.
specially priced at $l.75 per yard. Z.
3. Lay.
Great values In odd lots OF corsets
will be offered tomorrow at $4.s5 and
1913. e. r. Lay.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. London left
Thursday night for Sacramento.
Calf. and after visit there will go
| to Los Angeles, where they will make
| their home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

Examine special values in wool
hose at the New England. E. r. Lay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % w. Main.
DR.. Lynn. dentist 132 West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-15

Mrs. q. r. Thayer left this morning
for Galesburg, ILL.,, to visit for two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mar
tin. From there she will go to Madi-
son, Wis, to visit her daughter Ade-
line. She will, make a short stay at
st. Paul before returning home.
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
tI Commissioners Sale.

Notice is hereby given that ill pur- suance of the auth6rity and directions contained in the deeretal order of the Chancery Court of Little River County made and entered on the 20th day oi November, A. D. 1919, in a certain Cause (No. 386) then pending therein between Mrs. J. c, Bowling, ct al ex- parte, the undersigned, as Commi.s- sioner of said Court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at the front door or entrance of the County Court House, in which said Court is held. in the county of Little River, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on Monday, the 2Sth day of December, 1919, the foi- lowing described real estate towit: Lots seven and eight in block twenty five in the town of Ashdown, Arkan- sas, in Little River county, Arkansas. Terms of sale, On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause, with approved security bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the purchase money. Given under my hand this 1st day of Dec 1919.-Jas. H. Williams, Commission CT in Chancery.
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
Holiday Tea.

One of the most enjoyable affairs of the holiday season was the tea given by Mrs. Ethel Sims, honoring Mrs. Emmet Huddleston, The living room was beautifully decorated with holly and mistletoe. Candles were burning an the mantel, while the guests were arriving, Miss Martha Pierce played the Vitanola. After all had met Mrs. Huddleston, guessing contest was enjoyed in girls, representing distin- guished characters in history, entered and very solemnly walked around the room. Four ladies in the same corner drew for the price, and Mrs. TWyman proved to be the lucky one. The sec ond contest, which showed the clever ness and originality of the hostess, was very interesting On a Christ mas tree the guests found litle cards with questions about articles found on the usual Christmas tree, as cake, candy, nuts and toys, when the last card had been answered, the hostess assisted by Miss Sula Sand'erson and Miss Martha Pierce served delicious plate, Mrs. J. E. Locke was awarded the prize for the second contest. The guests reluctantly departed as the shadows began to fall, each declaring Mrs. Sims to be an ideal hostess.
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
MAY CHANGE PRIMARY DATE
Would Now Hold Primay Third Tues-
 day in August.

Little Rock, Dec. Ex-Governor c. H. Brough has left a protest of Con- gressman Caraway against holding the Democratic state primary the Third Tuesday in August to the state democratic committee.
 Representative Joe Joiner of Mag nolia is author of the present law fix ing the date for the primary. Con- gresman Caraway requests that mea- sure be passed by special session of state legislature putting the primary back to the month of March.
 Congressman Caraway urged that the date be changed on grounds that the state would have no representative should the primary not be held until August.
 He asked the governor to issue a proclamation submitting the matter to the special session of the legisla- ture,
The Little River news., 1920-01-03

FOR RESNT-10 or 12 acres land with
 two room house near town.-Paul Kerstein. tf
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT-5O acres, 6 miles
 oi Ashdown, good upland,-W. s Price, Ashdown. 1O4-tf
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
Notice to Water Users.

Beginning with water rental, for December, 1919 all water bills must be paid to c. I. Bowles before the 1oi1 Of each month or delinquents will be discontinued and a charge made foI re-cOnnection, There is an ordinance to that effect and it will be strictly enforced in the future.-J. E. Locke, s J. Meyer, J. R. Wood, Water Ccl..- n.ittee. 1-7
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
ARKANSAS BANK LOOTED
Yeggs Secured Between $25,OOO and
 $3O,OOO in Liberty Bonds.

Fayetteville, Dec. 31,-Between s25,- 900 and $30,000 in Liberty Bonds were secured by robbers who footed the vault in the Bank of Lincoln, this county, last night, according to infor-s nation received here this morning.
 No explosion was heard and there is no clue to the robbers.
The Little River news., 1920-01-03

FOR SALE-"More Egg Tonic" makes
 Wilson. 95-tf
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
BUILDING WAREHOUSES
Fourteen Were Built in Arkansas in
 the Year of 1919.

Little Rock, Jan 2, - (SpeciaD- Commissioner Jim G. Ferguson re- ports that IA bonded warehouses have been organized by cooperative farm
 CTS associations at different point in the state during the year 1919, and that several others are in process Of organization. These warehouses per- nit the storage of farm products and premises to solve one of the big pro
 blems of marketing crops, especially cotton Inspections of the warehous- es now in operation show all of them to be in thrifty condition. During the year licenses were granted to 1910 gins and tags were supplied for the identification of each bale of cotton.
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED to solicit or-
 dcrs for lubricating oils, greases and paint. Salary or commission, \d dress The Harvey Oil Co.,, Cleveland Ohio. 1t
The Little River news., 1920-01-03

Nr. Harwell, drayman of Nash vile has located here. Howard coun- tv seople are gradually finding out the best county in Arkansas.
The Little River news., 1920-01-03

Kidney weakness, bladder troubles and digestive disorders are all within Bitters As tonic for the kidneys and urinary organs it has proved it's value Price $1.25 per bottle. Model Drug Store, special agents. adv
The Little River news., 1920-01-03
MONEY TO LEND.

WANTED TO BUY-15 to 40 acre
 farm we'll located, close in. Want to buy from parties desiring to sell, Others need not apply See Lon Beauchamp, with pr. Meeks. IA.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
QUITE SICK

Word wa. received carly tbr wcok bv Mrs. chu.o Russell of Trcad- ucn or nc scrou. mnca of hcr brother Lloyd Carpenter at Ta- .oma Mrs BueeIL accompanied by hcr bro.bor claranec Carpenter of Immu lo0 for Ono south on Che Naesa
 Lloyd Carpenter tas beou u for u. rm Hrc. months with pee
 um Hmmt .hat affected One plou and ira a month ago for the souh to undergo am operation He had ro. boon operated on ut tho umo ,be telegram vas received but was very rk and .t vaa expected that
 nm operation wou'd soou bc perform ad Vr Carpenter and w.io arc with Nr uI Nr l. D Carpenter Lloyd B nnrouH at Tacoma
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
TENAKEE WHARF
 FALLS IN BAY
Breaking Up of Ice Took Out Part of Wharf at Famous Hot
 Springs Resort

With Che going out Of Che fec that has blocked Tcnakcc inlet for sey- oral miles out from Che town Of Ten akec. on last Saturday the wharf there mmbled Into Che bay from Che ice pressure
 The wharf is not a very long one and not an of it fell into Che bay but it is said that several warehouses containing coal and merchandise wont down. cntailiug loss of sov- oral thousand dollars Co Edward snyder. Che Tonakec merchant
 This news was brought to this place by Che launch Pacific. which was caught n Che fec In the inlet for twenty days and only reached Juneau last Sunday after being away from port for owe rthree weeks.
 Beyond Che town Of Tonakco and to the head of Che inlet there is a solid body of ice. When this goes out and comes sweeping down Co the mouth Of Che inlet there Is possi- buity chat what remains Of the wharf w.u be destroyed.
 Several gas boats besides Che Pa riac which were lying at Tcnakoe were released at Che same time as thc Pacific
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

A letter has recently been received from R. C. Wayland in which it is learned chat on the first of the year he was made assistant superintend- ent Of Che famous Homestake mine qt Lead. S. D.. and that he also re- tained his position as engineer.
 The Homestake is the largest gold mine on Che continent and was the only rival Of the Treadwell when those mines were at the height Of their production.
 Mr. Wayland resigned his position as assistant superintendent at Tread wou to accept a commission in the army during Che war and after his discharge from thc service went to thc Homestake.
 Mr WayIand says that he and his family are nicely settled at clad and that they like tho place very we'll
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
ALL COMING BACK

Now haa boon received here by Mr. and Nm Henry Musolh that .hree of ibc.r daughters win ioavo F orIdo. California. for Douglas Che Iaucr par. of Ihs month
 They an Mrs John Stoit Miss Agnes Nuch and Miss TrIna Mu-
 n They win bo accompanied by John s.of and Ono two children. por- l.hc. and Robbie
 rho Waa Agnes and T-ua Mu- .h Iou huc several years ago for e ouido California for rho bouo- m oI Trmas h.n-h Trina is now perfectly u.n and returning home vtr her sisters NH sto't whose husband John s.oH wae In lhc mcr- nuW. manD m potonhwE has. utn nc- two ohHlru. boon visiting n.r #..er. i'm California tor thc past ...ml months
 Alter visiting rorc for % umc thc suH win worry likely loatc m num burg acun.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
DOUGLAS NO. 1
 GETS THE BACON
Beating Nearest Rival by 22l Doug Jos Bremen Win Trcadwell
 Tournament

Uoso Company No. l of Che Doug Im Fire Department winners of last voara bowling tournament at Trend veu wcrc again winners In Che tournament riyon under Ono nus niccs of tho TrcadwcD fire depart mcnt at thc Troadwol Club anu The last games of tho series were rolled last night Tho total scores made in Che twouty-ono games were t6.a0s pns This was 22l more .hm Che next nearest team Che E'cc- uIcians
 TO Douglas No. l also goes the honor of making the lareo, lhroo- ramc score Their score for threc games was 2l65 Mike Gwrl Of ho Electricians. captured hotb high score and high average Ha high scorc was PTS and h.a average for Che twc1y-onc games was lG7.2
 There was a spirited drht on Doe tween Che Store and Electricians for second place Tho latter won out by 167 p.ns
 While Hose Co. No. was making such Q bid for Gut place. Number 8 was safely anchored to Che ccIlar championship Iob The total for uosc Company No. 8 was 1Ao59.
 Each Of Che winners win receive a splendid watch rob suitably engraved with Che record Of Che winning
 The tournament has attracted m- usual Interest uha year. and while Douglas No. ] held Q comfortable lead an through che series there was nothing absolutely sure about them winnings as am unusually bIs score by either Che Store or Electrician teams would put thom ahead
 rnHf r|nHfH. nnurn.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
BUT FEW DAYS
 REMAIN TO FILE
February 26 Is Last Day on Which Candidates Can File for
 Alaska Offices

Robert J somefs acting governor of Alaska and secretary Of tho terri- tory. has interpreted the primary law to Che clerks Of Che different divis- Ions According to Mr. somers. those aspiraua for territorial and divis- Ioual offices must fle tholr declara- uon Of candidacy with Che secretary ol Alaska. or in Che case Of diyis.noal offices with the clerk Of tho court Of bs division on or before February 2Gh.
 Tho following are the instructions as wired to Che different divisions by Nr somcm
 .Alaslo is entitled to two dele satcs at largo to Republican Nation u convention Alaska is entitled to Hz delegates and six alternatos to lomocrauc National convention.
 Tho primary elections are held .u thc 27h day of April Of this yoar o thc last day for filing Of doclara- ions of candidacy win be at Che Io.o ol business February 26. 1920.
 "sccion DO Of Chapter 39 Of Che 1919 session laws provides for can- Idatos who deeIrc to have their names placed on Che general election 1GIc.al ballot Chat al such nomin- lIous must be Gled on or prior to .bo date Of primary election Tho aw for the ming of such candidates
 thoroughly explained In Chapter l5 or Che session lova of 19l5i but instead of being 75 days prior to the ato Of Che general election In No ombcr Che miug must be done on pr before Che date of primary clcc- ion
 "Tbc following candidates to have her names placed ou thc official 1uIot must 1lc their nomination pa- 1cr before tbc clerk of Che court .r his deputy Ono member Of thc. cuato of Che territory Of Alaska Tor members of Che house Of repre- ontaUyes for Che territory Of Alas a: candidates for road commission .r. An other candidates for nom nation mus, mo with Che secretary lf Alaska. at Juneau
 "plcac acc that it is generally. known chat candidates whose namoa. ITO not on thc official primary ballot ruI vho desire their names placed ou tbo general election ballot must have hcr petitions filed with Che. Jerk Of Che court or his deputy on or before Che date of Che primary election
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
DISTILLATE WILL
 COME TO ALASKA
Special Order Secured to Give Fishing Fleet Needed Fuel
 This Season

\ .hor. tIme ago Il was announced .r.t H. Standard and Union on Companies had notified an thcr ,eeru n One Northwest and Alaska .r.t no ma-. uuate would be furnished for ma This Hote o. things would play havoc witch Che N-.a Ghue industry and pressure wa. r-oaeh. To bear on Che com- ran.e
 Tho oHounr aken from the Ee-nNar Chronicle shows that One Standard oH people. at least, havo .hn-.f choir m.nds
 .A lcu Haya ago word was rcec.v- .I I'm Ketcns1r .tat mo more diatu- Into would bc sold for boats on Che r..if. Coat mcudue Alaska and Che ovrer of boau generally win be r'crd now to learn that Che Standard Ou Company station today received n telegram stating that pro- vision he boon made to give tho borts of Alaska dsWn.e Special o.m ion had lo be obtained to r.,. che Alaska boats the fuel as It
 becoming scarce throughout he country
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
WEDDING LAST NIGHT

Tho wedding Of Mrs. Katherine peurIa.o and William Franks wa
 o'cmuHod a.t night ot Ono Catb- ollie church at 2 o'clock Tho Rov. rathu vn Dor Pol oG.catod Tho matron of honor vas Mrs Edward Nclntyrc and the bo.. man Jerry cashn. brother Of Che bride The .ermony wu witnessed by only Che immediate friends and relatives Of hc couple Tho wedding supper and reception woro held after the ccro- mouy at tbc home of Mr. and Mrs Icrry Cashon Iu Douglas
 Mr. and Mrs. Franks win make hc.r home I'm one of thc Bullion cottages tbat they hayo completely rcmnHhod
 The bride and groom are oNcocd- neIy we'll known on Douglas Island. whore thcy have made their homes for many ycar Mrs. Franks is Che
 sister of Tom and Jerry Cashou Of ha city and tho mother Of Mrs. John Kcarucy William Fuuks has be.u employed as am engineer for Che Tralwon Company for a number Of y0lrf
 AM .ho friends Of Che newly mar-  noI couple arc wishing them happy and prosperous married liic
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

There win be a meeting of tho Douglas Island Democratic Cub to- morrow Saturday. evening at S;SO at Fire Headquarters in the City Hall The purpose Of Che meeting is Co elect four delegates from among Democratic Convention that is to be held in Juneau later In tho month. u is hoped that an Democrats Of Douglas will attend.
 ROBERT E. CoUGHLIN.
 secy. Douglas Democratic Club.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
TO LEAVE ALASKA

MI. EtHr Holcnok. ono oi One most popular girls on Douglas ih. .nd. win I.ltc hero Ono iattor par, ur hs month for Oregon where
 hc has accepted Q position she win be accompanied by hor mother Mrs n r Ueeock. of rrcaiwcu
 Ne Haaeoeh for % long umo has been employed Iu thc dry goods de- pertinent %. tho rreadwol store. whore she was n most c1.c.cnt cm- notee shc win iolvc host Of friends who win m.s hcr rery much .r.n .n. Irnar. Tor her now homo
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
RETURNING HERE

AI.N Ne.on formerly of thH nnoe. who has boon visiting at h's old homo u Scotland for tho past
 e,ou months. win Icave Scotland for Amuca m Che 2ith Of th.s month This H thc news that has barn received haro indirectly from N.N william Reid. also a former uoue.as Islander happened Go 'meot up" v'th Alex n short tIme ago whom ney wore both visiting n a small town in Scotland and Che two men had reunion.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
FIFTY
 FRIDAY NIGHT
Teachers Win From Juneau Teach CTS and High School Girls
 Lose Game

Tho IorH.heaial basket ban uat.b Gnu. was hold at thc Na, Imt Friday night was attended by a crowd t0a. taxed .ae capacity or Che b.r hau
 As nr n. honors were concerned i'm m. games Juneau and Douglas broke e,on The ledy teachers ol noreu won thcr game by a score .r !. to and .ho Douglas High
 .aar l.s. by a score Of ls to 8.
 Tn. game between the teachers v.. by ur He most exciting Go watch. and .. strong was che Doug In. team urt uey did mot allow .... opponent. to mako single ...I h..... I'm Che previous game a...r u.e two t.ams nouem
 won h. ou.r a ..reie rou, m che
 hardest NrI oI a game
 Among .He uole'.. teachers N." Holman aHr starred as forward r. h.E. throwing vas unusually .u... and sfo had a Iof O, pep Ina. tr. b.r guard exceedingly a. hato played a strong de- ..r gam. and Miss Nmf as coach .. .r.ar .a. n tower of s.rone'h r r.- t..m Tho rest or One ioam. ne ol Eha Haeo.k Nr. ..r. i.rern and Ma Aaro an played good me. and completely r.r-,.l ,rr Juneau t.achou M."
 s.r tIe .m.cr ol -ae Juneau .oam r.Hou. Irah. played Che strongest
 .or ter ade
 r M.h .roa. mme was a
 rnr or. bn. m. Juneau girls r.I m. h..t ol NalIa Nuha .-a. u.tH.. tum. had the faculty . nnnr away with t.o bal and vas worry accurate m throwing bass
 s. was o.Iv the star of Tn. two teams The uourias girls I.l many .r.. throw. at Che basket Inn. were ab.. ta cage tfe ban only
 . tr. luc he smallest m.mh.r ol m. Douglas team. was .te mos. .er..se and played ,hc n..t
 During m. same. eN..tcmon. ran
 urr Heh and as nore wore
 couple o- hundred school children present au H.r ehooi ye''s thc ro.e ua. I..ruar oue.lo of a Hre umm.n. n which Che gone I.mar .or.h o- m. Juneau sohoo. Ira his tomner and Imagined tha, h. ..s Jack Dempsey tnere wore no
 .I h.Ir.-. aI.oHen aI times Che ladies looked . IT thev might start. pulling hair
 Tom Nr.noHa.t wa. ro.oco and
 r. .t satisfaction
 rn Wn.y dance Cha. followed Che lar.r urs NoH atoHooi. Che whole o,rrue entertainment netting fss.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
ANOTHER BIRTHDAY

X number of Che nc.ehbor ladies Of Mrs D. IT chrIstoo surprised tha' lady Nouay afternoon i'm honor of her birthday which occurred on sm- day. The mosts presented Mrs. Chr.stoo with am ivory bar p.n in honor of che event.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
PARTIAL BAN
 ON DOUGLAS  City Health Board Issues Orders in Regard Prevention for
 Influenza

|@ CITY OF DOUGLAS O |@ Onico Of thc Mayor @ @ Douglas. Alaaka. Feb t2. e |@ As % precautionary measure e @ for tho prevention Of influenza c @ tho members of tho Board of c @ Of Health of Che City Of Doug . @ las have met and decided that e @ for Che present an public gath c @ orings except schools and e @ churches win. be prohibited; e @ also that all travel across tho e @ Channel except on urgent bust e @ ness be stopped c @ A special officer win bo sta- e @ uonod at the ferry landing to e Q enforce restrictions. which are Q Q effective on Friday. Feb. i3 e .% CsIguedl e @ BOARD OF HEALTH. e Q @ @ @ @ e @ Q e g e 6 6 e e
 Tho above is briefly what was done at Che special meeting Of the health board Of Che Douglas city council that was held last night
 J. w. Martin who is a member Of tho board. was asked about the re- strictions and said that they would be practically the same as those in Juneau Mr. Martin said. "We do not want Co work a hardship on Che people Of Che Island before any in- 1uonza has appeared here. but we feel that we should take some meas ures owing to the prevalence Of in- luenza in Juneau. where there were 25 eases yesterday and where the ban has boen put on everything.
 "Dr Rutherford assured us last night" said Mir Martin. "that there was no influenza on Douglas Island. We would likc this condition to con- unuc if possible and feel that peo- 1lc who have no urgent business in Juneau should stay here and that Juneau people. unless they have to. should not come to the Island
 Mr. Martin also said that for the present thc schools and churches would not bc closed. but that the ban was on other gatherings Of public nature. including lodge meet Ings and thc congregaung Of people In pool halls and other places Of lmusomont 40 Che first sign of in- 1ucnza it Is likely that Che schools and churches win also bo closed. but lt was not considered necessary to 1lacc Che ban on them at this time.
 Many cases of influenza have ap- poarcd at Kctchikan and sitka. where on gatherings Of citizens are prohibited. and yesterday afternoon ,he ban was placed on tight in Ju- uoau
 Atall the various places where the nu has appeared this year it has been pronounced to be In a mild form and as yet there has not been death reported from it in Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
SPANISH GLASS

w. A. Steele. Of Che Douglas High school has started private class for Che teaching or Spanish and has now lG scholars enrolled
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
ALL OFF

Tho dance that was Co have been given by Che Rebokah's Auxiliary has. of course. beon called on on ac- count of Che influenza ban.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13
slLnrdaYs Game

The Ready Bullion team and Douglas No. 8 bou'cd tho Hs. eamn Of Che sixth round Saturday after noon Tho Bullion won by lin mus The scores wore.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13

Become n e.octhollor In thc Unite ed sut.. buy Waravuw stamps
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-13

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