Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 2

Tuesday evening THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER JUNE 22, 1915 2 FLOOEY AND AXEL By Hsee axel D'YA ujoT am honor. IT STo BE OoacH FORTHe GIANTS AY SIGNAL DAS GUY? 1 1 HER HAT HER VWCE-l I NEW PLACE FoRCA' ij NOW UC 7CK Drccwia nr AY TANK HE. BETTER. r' I v- sr makegoob! Think oF Hit vun bunt A'k jT-. AN" THE DOUgrf.YoultGRAB?.

't irr," 1 'r iVijm-1- a THE FORESTERS AT RIVERSIDE AROUND MY FARMER NO ONE TO TAKE PLACE OF CLARKE ANNUAL BANQUET OF CLUB IS HELD WHO BEAT WIFE HELDJWPOLICE L. Huber May Be Charged with Assault and Battery for Act. Pioneer Lawmakers Failed to Provide Emergency of Governor's Absence. Senior Law Students of State University Taking Examinations. Baby Burned to Crisp.

Tabor, June 22. Mrs. Thurman Hirst, aged 25, wife of a farmer living near here, yesterday undertook to hurry the tjp in her kitchen stove with oil. An explosion and fire resulted, which destroyed the home and contents, burned her nine-month-old babe to a crisp and turned all the clothing from lJrs. Hirst's body excepting the bands to her undergarments.

She has a fighting chance for recovery. Neighbors across the way caught and rolled Mrs. Hirst in a blanket as she ran screaming from the house ablaze. The Only Double Guaranteed Remedy For AH Foot Trouble Save Time! MosttoKet and batb soaps must be rubbed and rubbed to et a lather, particularly when the water is hard. KIRK'S Riverside, June 21.

(Special.) The members of the Catholic Order of Foresters initiated a class of seven candidates into their order Sunday. In the morning the candidates and members of the order attended the high mass at St. Mary's church. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon the work of initiating was under the supervision of the local degree team, assisted by fellow members and who put on the work in a very creditable manner. At 6:30 at the St.

Mary's hall a-banquet was Berved to the Foresters and their ladies by the ladies of the parish. This was followed by an address by Rev. B. Jacobmeier, pastor of the congregation. Rev.

S. F. WTie-land, formerly pastor of this place, was present and gave a very interesting talk. M. Truxaw, acting as toastmaster, called up the following to give a short talk: R.

A. Knlttel, George Tremmel, Henry Dautremont, C. W. Walsh, Leo Brophy. Robert Heitzman was then called upon and gave his report as the delegate to the state convention of the Foresters at Storm The evening's program concluded by singing the hymn, "Holy Cod, We Praise Thy Name." The local court has a membership of about 75 members, and it is the desire of the members to increase this to the 100 mark in the near future.

The candidates Initiated yesterday were A. J. Baschnagel, Lawrence Beatch, Louis Heitzman, Chas. Klein, Louis Kron, Albert Schmidt and Fred Skubal. Iowa City.

June The Monday noon annual banquet of the Iowa City Commercial club was held today at the Jefferson hotel. A repast was served to 122 members of the club and one of the best speaking programs of the year was afterwards enjoyed. Speakers were Hugh W. Smith, Attorney F. B.

Olsen, S. E. Carrell, editor of the Daily Press, C. M. Dutcher, Judge M.

J. Wade, and Mayor George W. Koontz. Diphtheria Takes Quickly. Harry Fackler, the 5-year-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Fackler, died this morning after a day's illness of diphtheria. The funeral was held this afternoon. Senior Law Exams. Des Moines June 22.

(Special.) Governor Clarke will be out of the state until the middle of July. In the meantime considerable speculation has been aroused at the capitol as, to just who is boss in the commonwealth during the absence of the chief executive at the Panama-Pacific exposition. No crisis is likely to arise which would demand instant service at the helm of state, tint nevertheless it is a contingency which might come up and for that reason the question is being discussed with some zest by the state's employes. Pioneer lawmakers failed to make provision for such an emergency in the constitution by direct rule and no legislature has regarded it as of enough importance to cover the point by statute. The constitution provides for the succession of the lieutenant governor where the governor dies, is Impeached or because of other disabilities is unable to discharge the duties of the Reunion at Little Brown Church.

Nashua, June 22 The annual picnic at the Little Brown church in the Vale was attended by the boosters, who were taken to the church in automobiles by the business men of Nashue. The boosters took up a collection for the church and raised $25. After the picnic dinner a program was given and the Fifty-third Regiment band played. One of the guests of honor was John Heald, aged 80, of Waterloo, who Is the only surviving person who helped to build the church 51 years ago, 4JMIBE Louis Huber, a Mt. Joy farmer, may be held on a charge of assault and battery.

If not a more serious one, as a 'result of the beating said to have been administered by him to his wife last week. The struggle in which Mrs. Huber was seriously hurt took place last Thursday night at the Huber home near Mt. Joy. Huber, who is a prominent stockman of that section, came home and soon afterward differences arose between him and the woman.

At the end of the period of domestic wrangling it was necessary to convey Mrs. Huber to the county hospital. It Is said her injuries, while not of an entirely serious nature, will nevertheless confine her to the hospital or at least to her home for several days. Huber also sustained a bruised and battered face. Sometime afterward Mrs.

Huber said she would not prosecute her husband. He had been arrested and. was being held in Eldridge pending Soap lathers InstanthTand freely in hard or soft water, rinses away (ike magic. leaving the skin softand perfectly clean. Your Dealer Sells It Seniors of the State university are sweating blood this week over state board examinations which began Monday morning.

Today there were 125 questions asked. In all 23 subjects are Involved exclusive of tthJ oral examination which takes place Endorsed by phyciciana, Guaranteed tinder the U. S. Pure Food and Drug Act, June 30th, 1906. Serial No.

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Full directions with every box S5o at yur druggist, or mailed direct on reeeiptof price and name tf your druggist. Try Tongo Today REMEMBER THE GUARANTEE Sold br all druciUu. or Dennlson Phar-macal Co, Oak Park. 111. Plans $10,000 Mausoleum.

Ames, June 22. Captain W. M. Greeley, president of the Union National bank, has contracted for a mausoleum to be built on his lot in the Ames cemetery. The maubo-leum will be built of the finest quality Barry granite and lines with marble.

The top and foundation will be solid pieces of granite each weighing over 13 tons. The mausoleum is to contain six crypts and will take over four Lieutenant Governor Harding is act- ing governor by virtue of the lasti named provision and whether being) outside the boundary lines of the'. Wednesday. Attorneys Devitt of Os-kaloosa and Lyons of Des Moines are conducting the examination. Messrs.

Harrison and Gilchrist erf Davenport are among those taking the examination. Nathoo Boy Found. Guardians of the little Nathoo boy, watnoo a complete investigation as to tua outcome of the injuries sustained by her. County Attorney Henry Jebens the meaning of the constituion LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR THE TEACHERS Des Moines, June 22. (Special.) months time to build." It Is said to who disappeared so suddenly last tho flrloo.

Candidates for teachers' certificates then decided to make an investigation, and he instructed Davenport authorities to retain Huber. It is likely the matter will be brought into justice court soon and Huber will face the charge above named. GEORGE GARY DIES AT TIPTON week, located him Saturday at a farm house near Iowa City, accord Finds Long-Lost Ring. Mount Ayr, June 22. Over 80 years ago Mrs.

John Dowling lost her will have their last opportunity to pass the state board Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week before the new law with its several additional requirements takes effect, July 1. Frank D. Josephs, deputy gold wedding ring and found it yes terday when carpenters were remod ing to a statement made today by Mrs. Weaver, who has charge of the lad. She found him through a want ad inserted in a lwal newspaper.

He 13 the son of Count Nathoo of Des Moines who left him with his Iowa City guardians. Dr. Love in War Service. WANTED: A BUSINESS GOVERNOR A few newsnaners are trying to eling the house. It was beneath the RULINGS BY THE SUPREME COURT Dps Moines, June 22.

(Special.) Decisions were rendered by the supreme court yesterday as follows: state superintendent of public instruc sills safely lodged in a niche in the foundation. She had looked for it bring Lafe Young into the race for the eovernorshiD. That he would $400 Prize for Corn Growers. Sheldon, June 21. The business men of O'Brien county have offered cash prizes to the amount of $400 in connection with the acre corn contest in this city.

This Is in addition to the trip given by Mrs. George Schee, of Sheldon, to the Panama-Pacific exposition. Of this $400, the commercial club of Sheldon has offered $75. Nine leaders have been secured in the various townships of the county. after every rain along the path where Tipton, June 22.

(Special.) George Gary, aged about 90 years, passed away very suddenly at the home of his granddaughter, Mrs. James Cary, south of Tipton, on Saturday morning. He was the father of George W. Gary of this city, and had a large acquaintance throughout the county. Funeral services were conducted from the home of Mr.

and Mrs. James Cary, Monday afternoon, with burial at Virginia Grove. make a good candidate and a good Bhe thought she lost it. tion, mailed out instructions to county superintendents today with reference to qualifications for the examination this week and the one for July. The new law requires 12 weeks normal training or six months experience as a teacher to qualify for Wanted for Alleged Forgery.

Fort Dodge, June 22. A young governor will be conceded everywhere, but, possibly he remembers that he received more cheers and messages of good will when a candidate for senator than any man who was ever be man about zz, giving ms name Joyce, is said to have forged a check Dr. Frank Love of Iowa City has been assigned by Brigadier General Guy Ixgan to the service of the Iowa national guard at Sparta, this year. He will serve on the hospital staff as surgeon. Summer School Starts.

Iowa university's summer school started today with an enrollment of over 300 students. Over 25 courses are offered, including one of agriculture. Later arrivals are anticipated. on the Hawkeye Motor company here for $445. The young man is alleegd to have given the check in payment for a Saxon car.

No trace of him has been found. A warrant has been Is sued for his arrest. fore the people, and he got the fewest votes of any candidate of prominence. The Republican would like to see Mr. Young governor, but it does not look upon the suggestion of his candidacy as anything more than complimentary mention.

WhEjt is needed in the governor's office is an executive of business qualifications who will attend to the business of the state rather than be a free attraction at all BOrts of public gatherings. There is no more reason to have the governor on exhi Loses Eye With Sane Fourth Cracker, Sioux City, June zi. uienn wutcn- inson. aged 16, Is the first Fourth of Des Monies Union railway vs. Polk county district Lawrence De Graff, judge.

Annulled. Jessen Liquor Co. vs. Phoenix Distilling Co. Appeal Pottawattamie county.

E. B. Woodruff, judge. Affirmed. Hyde Park Investment vs.

Glen-wood Coal et al. Appeal, Polk county. Hugh Brennan, "judge. John Wright vs. Polk-eounty district court and O.

H. Meyer. Appeal. Polk county. W.

H. McHenry, judge. Charles F. Thomas vs. city of Grin-nell, et al.

Appeal, Poweshiek county. J. F. Talbott, judge. Affirmed.

J. vs. Iowa Steam Laundry, et al. Scott county. Wm.

Tbeophilus, judge. Reversed. Luther Verbeck vs. W. J.

Peters. Appeal, Grtnnell superior court. P. U. NoitIb, Judge.

Affirmed. Robert Rogers vs. William Teager. Appeal, Harrison county. J.

B. Rocka-fellow. Judge. Affirmed and remanded. O.

K. Brunsvold vs. K. C. Medgor-den.

Appeal, Winnebago county. J. J. Clark, Judge. Affirmed.

AVIATORS NOT July victim in Iowa this year. With other boys, he was making a cannon cracker out of a tin can and powder, and the explosion sent a piece of the can into his eye. Doctors say the IOWA BOY IN NAVY DEAD AT KEY WEST Geneva, June 22. News was received here Sunday announcing the death of Clay Pearse, a lieutenant In the United States navy. A telegram was received Saturday night announcing Mr.

Pearse's critical illness, and the death message came Sunday morning. Lieutenant Pearse at the time of his death was the third officer on board a United States gunboat on patrol duty in Mexican waters. He was graduated from the academy at Annapolis, two years ago and was eyeball may have to be removed. Big Revival at Creston. Creston, June 22.

The union tabernacle meetings being held in this city continue to draw large audiences at each meeting. Almost 100 persons bition than there Is to bring out ana display the head of some big business enterprise. Iowa City Republican. What Iowa wants for governor next year is a man who Is big enough to be seen from the Mississippi to the Missouri. We would like to see a strong and successful business man in the governors' chair, for a change.

Old John Henry Gear was such a man in his day. And so was William Lar-rabee. We have had too many mere politicians, Cedar Rapids Republican. WHAT IOWA PAPERS SAY. have accepted Christ at the meeting.

Evangelist Pratt is the speaker and Mr. Brison leads the choir of 250 voices. gaining rapid advancement because of general efficiency. TIED TO SEATS Iowa Giant Insane. Onawa, June 22.

Pete Chris Picnickers In Bad Shape Day After Paris, June 22, 5:20 a. tiansen, of this place, known as the -Invest i-sald to Des Moines, June 22. The city hall ration made by experts is Iowa giant, has been sent to the hospi rv.flii that th aeronlane ac-i deserted yesterday, nearly all tal for the insane at Cherokee for treatment He is seven feet tall and cident which resulted in the deaths of the 100 city officials who attended Lieutenant R. A. J.

Warneford and in annual picnic at Union park Wed-nc-rv Rprh Needham. the American nesday being more or less ill from weighs 300 pounds and is 28 years of aee. He has been with a circus. He eating something served at the picnic writer, on June 17. was one to tne With Summer's Comin The Mason City Globe-Gazette suspects that the Redpath lyceum folks had something to do with securing tne arrest of Col.

Lafe Young as a spy in Austria. One reason why the jitney bus has not flourished in Chicago is that Chi-cagoans have become used to getting a long, long ride for a jitney, says the Sioux City Journal. is expected to recover. Oldest Mason in Iowa Dead. supper.

Physicians and the city chemist are making examinations to fact that the men were cot strapped to their seats. It is now believed that Lieutenant Warneford was "switch hacking" and not attempting to "loop the loop" when the accident Mason City. June 22. Aaron ascertain If it was ptomaine poisoning or if some enemy put something Blank, the oldest Mason in Iowa, cele in the food. None are seriously ill, but all are under the care of doctori Lighter, wholesome food should replace the more hearty, heat-producing winter diet.

A summer food should be tasty, nourislmg and easy to serve. No More Weak Kidneys, Backache, Rheumatism brated his 90th birthday yesterday. Wednesday he acted as pallbearer at the funeral of John H. Valentine, who died at the age of 94. He has been a Master Mason since 1854.

Mrs. Blank, his wife, is 82 years old. Inspect Waukon Iron Mines. Waukon. June 22.

Fourteen auto loads of Caledonia, citizens visited Waukon Thursday. They were met by members of the Waukon Commercial club in autos and escorted to this city, where they inspected Wan-kon's many fine public improvements, iron mines, etc. New Specific Soon to Be Brouflhtto Davenport, Says Letter. been created that Doctor Pierce has decided to put "An-Uric" in the drug stores of this country, in a ready-to- use rorm. It will be their own fault if the public does not take advantage or tniB wonderful remedy "Temperance Republicans will find a way to compose their differences," prodicts the Council Bluffs Nonpareil as to the 1916 gubernatorial campaign.

"We have a hunch that Allen and Cosson together will hold away front Harding more votes than Cosson alone could hold," says the Nevada Representative. The Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune notes that some of the most ardent newspaper friends of the primary law have arrived at the conclusion that the Pilot-Tribune reached some time ago that it is "a most faulty means for the nomination of can didates for what have come to bo known as the minor state offices." "When Iowa can win a victory of this character in the face of so much home indifference, what might she not he able to accomplish with an awakened public spirit and an aroused state pride?" asks the Des Moines Capital, referring to Iowa's having taken the grand prize for state exhibits at the Panama-Pacific exposition. I know of one or two leading druggists here who have managed to procure a supply of "An Uric" for their anxious customers in and around this locality. Burns to Death. Emnittsburg, June 22.

Anna Roeber was burned to death Sunday morning in the borne of Dr. McCreary of Whittemore. She was starting a fire with kerosene and it exploded in her hands. The McCreary kitchen home was destroyed. are the inner meats of choice white Indian corn cooked, seasoned, rolled thin and skillfully toasted to a delicate golden-brown crispness.

FRESH-SEALED in the big yellow, wax-wrapped cartons, Post Toasties come to your table as crisp and delicious as when they leave the ovens. There's no fuss or bother over a hot. stove with Toasties. Ready to cat from the package with good milk, cream or fresh berries a happy solution of the never-ending problem, what to serve. Post Toasties the Superior Corn Flakes Sold by Grocers everywhere.

Dear Mr. Editor: Just lately, I am told and I beg to Inform our readers, that the famous Dr. Pierce, of whose medicines and Surgical Institution in Buffalo, New Tork, we have heard for years, has added to his popularity by assenting to put before the American people, "An-Uric." This prescription is adapted especially for kidney complaints and diseases arising from disorders of the kidneys and Bladder, such as backache, weak back, rheumatism, dropsy, congestion of the kidneys, inflammation of the bladder, scalding nrine and urinary troubles. The physicians and specialists at Dr. Pierre's great Institution have thoroughly teated thla prescript Inn and have h-n with one accord successful in eradicating th trouhie, and In most cases absolutely curing the diseased kidneys.

Patientg having once used "An-Cric" at the Institution have repeatedly sent back for more. Such a demand has Kimriy lor Doctor Pierce's An- i iic janiMs, i nere can be no mita tlon. package of An-1'rtc to be IV. Plcr.es. You will find the Mgnaiure on tne rinckasrp lust as you Oo on IT.

Pierce's Favorite "Prescription, uj! riri-iamwu inena io BninR women and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Ijik- covery, proven by years to hp the RTt-est general tonic and reconstructor lor "It's high time Iowa was blowing her own horn with a little more vigor, and it is gratifying to note the several movements that have for their object the upbuilding and developement of uny one. I have used "An-Uric" and believe It to he the. creHtput of Viitnsv medi cines and I have, tried many. A few the state," eaj a the Creston Advcr- aose win convince, 1 reel certain a 'firm beuev'er.

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