Evening times-Republican. [volume], December 06, 1919, Image 8

About Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923

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I Mt I* responsible for any
contracted by anyone but mygell
Carrie Rockwell.
To Heal A Cough
HAYES' HEALING HONKT. Wc
bottle.
Local Weather Record.
Twenty-two and wmv the
Ivwnoa of temperature Friday.
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/or
Automobiles
ox*
coin*
putd wttk i« u4 i« Thurater tt
aa« XI year a«o VrMa*. At 1
morning tbe twpmtun II.
pared with It at tfco oon
hour Friday mowing. aaowtaU
rrMay sight WM II inehea.
The annual basaar of tho ladlee' aki
society of Trinity Lutheran chureh
WM h«W rrlday evening at tho
church. Tho not proflts from tho
bataar were about $0.
IfECTCR
Han/aNa Cigars
ARE
\THEY SATISF"
O ASK YOir lit \LER
LSTT3 FI KTCMFH CO., Distributors
MARSHALLTOWN. IOWA
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E'ec'.rlc Siipj'y Compy
18 West Main Street. Phone 656
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Vett
THE SOLUTION
of battery troubles.
Equip your
car with an
"Extbe" Battery
backed by
"Exfbe" Service
Grcve Motor Sales
7-9-11 No. 2n£ Ave.
Marshalltown, Iowa
Phone 1442
iowa ire Service
EXC2X31VE AGENCY FOR
MILLER
Every day finds more
GEARED TO
of
Hi
JBU U.
Co.
Tires
THE ROAD
these wonderful tires on the
Marshalltown Streets.
Phone [phone] East Main Street
$SMK$£
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COITIS STOLEN
CAM Itt RAIL*
©AD VA
Women and Children Attaek Car o*
Oao Cool Spotted For Iowa Railway
A Light Company—Women Aeaume
Defiant Attitude—Thieves Uee Bob
Sled to Remove Stolen Coal.
The local fuel administration today
waa confronted with a now menace,
arUlng from tho dlro new
da of the
poorer dlatrlcta of the city. Wtth fuel
bins empty women and children have
lcen going into railroad yards with
wagons, baskets and palla to replen
ish ilu fuel jtocka for the homes. T1k
ufvperato need of some of those who
have robbed coal cara l* fully reoog
ni*ed but a more honorable nieuns of
,lllug coal for the needy ahould be
found. The seriousness of tho altua
tlon cornea from the belief that some
of thoae guilty of stealing coal are not
1
Don't Forget the
mons ration of
Hot Po nt Elec
trical Appliances
ec. 8 to 13
Fuel is scarce so do your cioMnjr by the Hot Point Way.
Wo will have a lady demonstrator from the factory, will
ing to show you how.
If vou arc looking For A Practical 0 for Christ
ma?. Come In And Let Us Show You ch
and Useful Articles We Have In
Marv Beautiful
S^-CK.
'AT-
BKINO
HOMKD Of
to ke^u
forced to auch extremities
their homea warm.
When a car of coal for the Iowa
Hallway and l.lght Company was
switched In the local yarda it was im-
mediately attacked by a score or more
women and chlldron with baakets and
palla, and when company employes
I approached the car tho boya fl*d but
the women remained and defiantly de
clared they would h&vw the coaJ to
warm their homea.
Steal Beb Load of Coal.
A few nights ago a renldent of the
south side, in crossing South Center
ttreet. came upon a bob sled pulled ui
to the BIUP of a coal car. where three
or four men were luntlly heaving tho
co«i from car to sled with shovels and
uMifflng and l.uighlng as they worked.
Apparently the men did not fear de
tection. and If they did t'nev were pre
to dofy the authoritlea.
3:1pared
While reporta of thofta of coal have
J:j: been few there la said to be a grow
ls in* tendenoy to pilfer the c:ira and it
frmay become necessary to have apecioi
i"J
officers detailed to patrol the railroad
-rds.
NEW STREET CAR SCHEDULE.
Effective Monday, December 8 Street
Car cn New Time.
Acting oil iUii.rui-.iuao iro.n the fuel
aJaUm^inuiou ttie I'ohuwiug will be
the sui_ei car schedule uniil further
nouct:
Depot and Home Lines.
Cars ivsii iu. u»«.ry i*euty minute.-*,
first car leaving tile uarn at 6 a. m.
and every twenty minutes thereafter
till 9:20 p. m. every forty minuted
thereatter. Last car leaving the dc*ut
at 10: IS p. m.
First leaving Slxteentn street for the
depots at 6.30 a. m. and every twenty
I minutes thereafter Uli 9:40 p. m. every
forty mlnutea thereafter till 11 p. m.
last car. All cara wl.l stop south side
en la atx month* gad the building will
bo eomplstely ta^Msled for Joha
Jaffa* a oandy maker from Kldora,
and Charlie Ploulla, of thla city, who
will open a large oaody kitchen. The
Smith Mualo Conway and O. B. Tut
tie are seeking a new location, but
have not yet found available buildings.
Frank Fotopoulos and Qua Mollaa,
propiletora of the Pure Food Lunch,
at 107 Bust Mali) street, have let a
contract for a new front and other im
provementa to the building, which are
to coat 13.800 or 13.600. The building
la owned by Chrle Wetssteln.
CITY SCHOOLS CLOSE.
Teaehere Lesvb Mirshalltown to Spend
Vacation at Their Homea.
The achoola cloaed Frliiny at 3:45 for
a month's vacation. T'o weele will
be added to the regular Christmas hol
iday on account of the shortage of coal.
Moat of the high achool teachers left
the city Friday and today to spend the
vncatlona at their homes. The tench
era will go to tho following p'aoes:
Hannah Andcreon to her home In
8wea City, Mis* Mnry Benson to Glad
brook, Miss Hnrel Brigs* to Birming
ham. Iowa. Mlaa Edna Bright to Find
in y. O.j Mlaa Carolyn Gallagher to Sun
Prairie, Wla., Mlaa Mabel Hawk to
Winterset. Mlaa Mabel Heller to Wa-
First cars leaving Tenth and Nevada Illness of his o.«1er brother. Sidney
streets at 6:40 a. m. Second car le&v- Strauss, at Chlcirgo. J)eath was ex
lng Tenth ,and Nevada atreet at 7:15 Pected at any time. •Ptvgtran'ss wrote.
a. m. and every thirty mlnutea there
after till lb a. m. and every twenty
minutes thereafter till 6 p. m.. Kvery
thirty minutes thereafter till 10:45 i.
m.
Cut this notice out and pin on the
wall for reference. Iowa Llght and
Light Company.
TO ANNUL C. G. W. TRAINS.
Fuel Shortage Results in Two Passen
ger Trains Coming Off.
Because of the fuel shortage two
Chicago Great Western passenger
trains will be annulled, effective at
12:01 Monday morning. They are No.
55, southbound out of this city at 7: Id
on tho new schedule effective at mid
night tonight, and No. 6, north out of
here at 10:35 p. m.
Two other passenger trains will be
annulled between Des Moines and Kan
sis City, Nos. 5 and 54. Xo. 5 Is the
forenoon train south out of this city,
running at 10:10 on the pew schedule.
No. 54 lq, the evening train north at
7:55 o'clock. The annulment of the3u
trains, however, not effective be
tween Des Moinesland Oelwein.
The Cedar Fal'.d branch train, ac
cording to the new scheuule, will con
nect only with No. 5.
Equipment for the Chicago train, at
10:35, will be carried
11:23. This includes
sleeper used out of this city.
on No. 2 at
Holstsln Breeder Disposes of Twenty
six Head to C. H, Hicks.
Twenty-aix head of Holitein cattle,
comprising tho herd of 1. E. Merry man,
of Taylor township, have been sold tt estate situatead in
C. H. Hicks, a farmer of Marlon town
ship, who is In the dairy and cattle
feeding business ojj fn extensive scale.
The acquisition of the Merryman herd
gives to Mr. Hicks one of the very
best herds of grade Holstoln cows In
the state.
The Merryman herd consists of
twenty bead, of milch cows, five heifer
calves, and a herd bull. Mr. Merryman
has been twenty years building the
herd, and disposing of them only
because he has sold his farm and la
preparing to move off the place the
first of March. The Merryman' family
Is going to Iowa City to live.
The herd was bought'by Mr. Hlclw
for $4,600, or an average
$177 per head.
of almost ghjj,
CONOVER BUILDING 80LD.
Tom Fotopoulos and Chris Palms* Ao
quire Property for $27,000.
The business block at 10 Bast Main
street, occupied by the Smith Musld
Company and O. K. Tuttle's Jewelry
store, has been sold by the Conover
estate to Tom Fotopoulos ana Chris
Ps.lmas, of this city, the consideration
being |27,000. Possession wjR be glv-
...» —-yt- 'V#"' t't 4
/,
M«».C.afpol n\fLa, G'an«?
The
funeral
Mr. Strausa rceently* SWfj^red a gen
\\*%o nditlon rap-
ernl breakdown and fci#1
Idly has pro'Wh wqrse.-••-y
Mr. Strauss maele his home here foi
many years with his parents, Mr. nno
Mrs. A. B. Straus*. Mrs. Strauss since
Flrat car leaving the fairgrounds and
Eleventh avenue at 7 a. ra. and every has died and Mr. Strauss Is living in
thirty minutes thereafter till 10 a. m. |'he west. Mrs. Jack Hrcdv. a Bis'er,
and every twenty minutes thereafter Hves at Portland, Ore., and a youn^ei
till 6 p. m. and every thirty mlnutea sister. Ednrt Strauss, recently was
thereafter tlli 10:30. p. m.
North Third Street and Park.
First car leaving North Third atreet
at 6:30 a and every thirty minutes
thereafter till 10 p. m.
I First car leaving Marlon and Fourth
avenue, at 6:45 a. m. and every thirty
minutes thereafter till 9:45 p. m.
married and now is living at Cincin
nati.
A R|FD~
wh'ch
the Chicago
Altho no Instructions have aa yet
been received In thUf city, it la as
sumed that No. 3, leaving on the new
schedul* for the south at 1:07 p. m.,
will do the local vvork heretofore done
by No. 66, which Is to bo annulled.
MERRYMAN SELLS HERD.
AT~ BOON E.
Lee M. Bateselo Tak Miss Vivian
Kline as Bride.
Lee M. BatesoJe, of this city, and
Miss Vivian B. Kline, of Boone, were
united in marriage In Boone Friday
and came to the city on the evening
train. They were later guests at a
wtddlng supper served at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Farmer, 4
North Second street, where they will
mnke their home.
The bride recently returned from
the east, where she was employed as
an English Instructor in government
service. Mr. Batesole Is employed an
a traveling salesman for the Independ
ent Fruit Company.
TIE VOTE FOR CAPTAIN.
Team Split* Evenly on Election—Se
lection Postponed.
At a meeting of the hi^h school foot
ball team Friday afternoon an election
for th» 1920 captaincy wv.a held which
resulted in a tie. Joe Whltehll!, this
year's tackle, and Eugene Wing, who
played h's first year on the team at
ejunrterback, each received six votes.
-Altho there are th'rtecn letter men.
one of the players wns forced to be
absent and sent in his sealed vote,
happened to he for a player that
to
be nominated. Coach Hurd
derided to postpone the election until
after school is resumed Jan. 5.
Administrator's Sal*.
In the esute of nomas C. Brady,
deceased. Marshall county Iowa, dis
trict court.
Notice: Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, as auministrator of
the estate.of Thomas C. Brady, deceas
ed, by virtue of an order of the dis
trict court of .Marshall county, Iowa,
to him directed, win sell at public
auction the following described real
j0i
if
Marshall county.
Iowa, to wit:
Lota No. ten (10) and eleven (11) In
Melrose park, addition to Marshall,
and now a part of the city of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, and also the north
west quarter (.NWVi) of the southwest
quarter (bW'A) lots one (1), two (2),
three (3) and four (4) in the southwest
quarter (SWVi) of the soutnwest
quarter (EW'i) lots two (si) and
three (3), except the east one-half
acre used for a cemetery, of the
northeast quarter (.\E4) of thqsouth
west quarter (S5WV*) and lot No. eigat
(S) of the northwest quarter (NVv%)
of the southeast quarter (SEt4) of
section No. twenty-six (26) in town-
eighty-three (SB) north, range
No. eighteen (18) west of the 5th
P. M. of Iowa, at the front door of
tho court house, In the city of Mar
shalltown, county and state aforesaid,
on the 27th day of December, A. D.,
1919, commencing at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m. of sold day, to the high
est bidder for caah. Possession to bo
given March 1st, 1920,
Dated this 28th day of November.
A, D., 1919.
J. M. Whitaker,
Administrator.
Mislls
TC4N WANTS LlfiHT
WWW
to
Morion. Miss Maude MAM in to Shan
non City. Mfcw Nellie Jones and M!aa
Louiae Miller to Dea Mollies. Mlaa I^u
ctle Patteraon to Mltchellvllle, Mlaa
Rnlde Peters to Keokuk, Mlaa Vae ROB*
to Cedar Falls, Mlaa *"arrle Stanley
to Corning. Edwin Ptouffer to Btuff
ton. O.. Mlw Mabel Turner to Elliott,
MLsa Harriet Waters to Mlnneapolla
and Mrs. Florence Wllliama to Cedar
Rapids.
OBITUARY.
Farguson.
Mlsi Myrtle Irene Bonebrlght FVir
Kiison. ai?ed 23. the daughter of Mrs.
•3. M. Far.?uson. died at her home, 506
•South Third atreet, at 7 o'clock Fri
day night of pulmonary tuberculosis.
M!«» Farguson was taken s!ck with
Infh'onzn Oct. 5. 191S, from which, It
Is thought, tuberculosis developed.
5he was born Myrtle Irene Bone
brisjht, nt Orinncll, Get. 81. ISM, and
came here twenty yenrs ago with her
parents. Mr. ard Mrs. Ooorge W.
Ronebrieht. Her father died when she
was younsr and when her mother was
married to S. M. Far.iuson, tho daugh
ter took the tatter's name. Miss
Farguson was a member of the Meth
edist church.
flor mo'bfr, step-fathrr. two
broth' Arthur ar.d Kenneth Bono
fr!cM. and ono half-hrother. Samuel
Farpupon. all of this city, sunMve her.
A Bister, Mrs. Roy Reulllard. of
Minr^apol s. Is also living as are h-r
cvnndparents Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
te nei'rii'lit, of Webster City.
w'll be held at the home
Monday nfer-^on at 2 :CU. Burial
will be in
Rlve-rside.
SIDNEY STRAUSS DYING.
Former Resident of City in Critical
Condition at Chicago.
Word today was received bv friends
In this city, from Dr. Chauneey
ra.. 12 noon and 4:40 p. m. Ptrauss. of Copperhlll. Tenn., former
Fair Ground, snd Tenth street. »V
of
thi" plt- 1 ,f":n,ffKthe
:I,!,0a,
ForawMD Vetera, at Spoolal I|a««lon
Authorlaa Purohaao of llootrloal
•qulpmont and Approva loauo of
12.000 Worth of Bonda.
Tho town of Ferguson la to bo light
od with olootrlclty. At a apeclal elec
tion, hold Friday, voters authorlied tiie
town council to purchaao a municipal
electrlo lighting ayatetn and author
ised the laauance of 12,000 worth of
bonds to pay for It
Tho voto on the propoaal to author
ise the purchaao of the necoaaury
equipment for the plant carried by a
vote of II to II, and th/ propoaal on
tne bond laaued carried by a vote of
Si to 17, The machinery aud equip
ment required will include a venerator,
distributing llnea and storage Stately.
Attentien Odd Fellows.
You ure requested to meet at I. O.
O. F. hall at 1:30 p. m. aharp Sun
day, Dec.. T, to attend the funeral of
Brother E. F. Pegg. J. K. Brtney,
N. a.
Notice.
I have moved my office* to the Flrat
National Bank building. Suite 15.
Telephone 1667. C. R. Edmister, at
torney-
Outstanding grace of design,
distinctive elegance of appoint
ments, and year 'round service
ability account only partially for
the wide popularity of Auburn
Beauty SIX closed models.
PERFECTyour
AUBURN
BeautySIX
5 EDAM
Auburn Five Paspenp:er SMnn, $2473 Auburn Four Passenger
Coupe, $2473 Auburn Five Passenger Touring Car $1695
Auburn Four Passenger Tourster, $1093 Auburn Two Passen
ger Roadster $1605.
F. O. B. A iburn, tnd.
Demonstrstion under every test at your oonvenience. Phone or oall for Auburn
BeautySIX De Luxe Catalog.
AUBURN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY. Auburn, Ind.
Automobile Engineers for Twenty Years.
-f
lubrication-
ence in motor.
euw
wtui rou kuy wily
quart of *11 at time,
you art Indulging In an
otpoiHlv* habll. Bur
five Mlloni or mora of
granoh Auto Oil at a
ttmo MS »ava from
go* to !••/».
HAWKEYE GARAGE
Rear 119 E. State Phone 1235
Keeps-Your-Motor-Young
(J] weight/or Ewry Car)
£p£^( r^v£-
For the First Time
la tho hlalory of gag imago maau
facturlng wo are able to offer to tho
public tho
Chambers Firelcss
Gag Range
with an absolutely rust proof oven
and hood. This la tho only gas
range now on sale with a porcelain
lining both In the oven and hood.
Thla oven having the burner In the
oven allows the uae of vitreous
enamel which Is baked on with
1600 degrees of heat.
uo»e ranges are whlta enamel and nlokle trimmed and are aa or
nament to any home. Just now when eoal Is scarce you should use
ono of these ranges as you do more than half of tho cooking with the
gas turned off. What would make a more appropriate Chrlatmaa pres
ent than one of these ranges. Wo have a large list of aatlafled users. We
can give you a user In your neighborhood. Come In and see them and
remember If yon purchaao a gas range without Investigating this range
you have lost a golden opportunity. Buy one now so you may nave It
in time for your Chrlatmaa dinner.
Boughton 6 Banzhaf
PLUMBING, HEATING AND KLECTRIC WIRING.
20 N. Center 8t. Same Location 13 Years Phono 142
Tlie potent appeal of the
Bcauty-SIX Sedan and Coupe,
as of Auburn open cars, is found
ed on sound mechanical excel
lence, demonstrated stamina and
proved economical operation.
A
\VV\V._v^
•with French Auto Oil—makes a great differ-
iu ,„U1 It puts a "go" behind it—it's first on the
"getaway"—and you can be sure that your motor is not grinding down
its bearings and metal contact surfaces.
French Auto Oil reduces friction—the greatest enemy of every motor.
It prevents undue formation of carbon, and conse
quent carbon knocks, premature firing and over
heating of the motor.
There's no waste of power—no excessive consumption of fuel.
Neither heat nor cold affects the quality of French Auto Oil—
its perfect globular construction insures perfect lubrication.
French Auto OH means economy.
More power, less oil and gasoline, less
trouble and less wear on your motor.
Fersalaby
French Auto Oil Dealers
(Thm la on* in your town)
Why not .bujr from him?
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