The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 9

THE EVENING COURIER AND REPORTER. WATERLOO. IOWA. WEDNESDAY, JT7NE 21, 1 0'J'J 5) Officers Waterloo Lodge, B. P.

0. E. CENTS CAST OF Past Grand Exalted Ruler and the Mayor Welcome Elks to Waterloo 1USSIA MAY MAKE nCOIESSIONS BOY BANDITS GET LOOT Fill FOURTH PUPIL PLIT PL1 "The clover harvest Is general, with the condition good. Mildew is reported on the clover in some areas. Pastures ned rain they are holding up In most sections, Fitrly apples are being shipped from the extreme south.

Cut worms are damaging corn In southern bottoms, the Hessian fly Is reported In the wheat, and chinch Ihikh are a menace in several central and southern counties." GelmiimTiurts in Colorado Wreck SI ti t- Garrtmi Kxpprienrw TaRht Student! at Frfltson Hhool by Sirs, AdiuriN. Maurice, IV lc Grocery Kntcrrd Mini Fireworks, ('h1i and Food CniTind Away. 1 1 Vv-' Buiglsrs believed by the pollc' Von't Give British Oil Rights Until Americans Have Chance to Bid. J( 1 i 1 i to he boys preparing Tor a banditry colebrHtlou of the Fourth of July, broke Into the Maurice i Price grocery store at. Eleventh1 and JeffeiHon streets, smnu time! during last and looted the place of fireworks, money and provisions.

if Denver, June 21. Injuries received by 23 persons in yesterday's derailment ot Denver and Rio Grand Western passenrcr tmln No. 2 near Leadvllie, are nil of a minor character, according to off Ida 1 of the rosd here today. The injured were able to proceed on their journey after being given nxt aid treatment at Sullda. Shiners from Iowa, Minnesota snd Kan nas who were returning Detectives u.

h. iiccKwitn ana Ralph Davis checked up the loss as 12.80 in money, fid boxes ot Thrift and "gardening are two subjects prominent in the curriculum of the Thomns A. Edison school of this city. Both of these are under the direction of Mrs. A.

H. Adams, 222 Black Hawk road. Gardening is practically tsught on a tract of ground on Black Hawk road. Thrift follows as a natural result of the method of teaching which Mrs-. Adams has put into effect.

iBginning early in the spring, the theory of gardening 1 first broiiKht to the attention of the youthful gardeners. Then follows actual experience on the garden plot. Gardening operations are being continued thru the summer months. Gardens Cost 17 Onls. It is estimated that the prepara A American Btilute firecrackers, sev eral cartons of toy pistol napnr cops, and a quantity of cooked A from the Ban Francisco convention were badly shaken up.

meat, imlngpa and hwihi. C. K. PICKETT JUirj-liiry at Hampton. BurRlius entered the Uoek Is MAYOR A.

E. C.NAOY land railroad station Hampton early this morning, crack the safe and got away with $45 in cash, escaping in a Ford coupe, Moscow, June 21. The first of-cial admission that soviet Russia uy make further concessions to he allied powers at The Hague con-erence was made here today by eonid Krassin, people's commissar or trade and commerce. He qualified this announcement, however, saying that the concessions must mutual. Soviet Evpwt IiUJe.

"Russia expects little from the onference at The Hague," said Crassln. "The European powers re unable to grant credits to sov-9t Russia, but we hope to show at he Hague 4iow private capitalists tand in Russia." It was at, this point that Krassin aid that Russia might make additional concessions if the allied pow-rs would make similar concessions He continued: Voul.1 Give IT. 8. Bidders Quince. "Russia is not ready close oil ontracts with the British until tmericans are given an opportunl-y to bid.

"We hoDe within a year to meet been made, but asks that he be per-manently enjoined from further violation ot the prohibition law In this state. Hearings In all of the cases have lieen set for June 27 at Suits to Enjoin Alleged Illegal Sales of Liquor ROBERT HARDIN, Exalted Ruler L. LAI1VD, Secretary according to information wireu to the Waterloo poltc headquarters at 4:30 a. m. A description of the burglar' car was obtained, It It) said.

9 a. in. tion of each garden costs the student 17 cents. Not one of the students has failed to sell at least 50 cents worth of garden truck this year, and some have done much better than Estate Litigation Settled New York, June 21. Gifford Plnchot, Pcnnnylvania gubernatorial nominee, and other relatives of Amos F.

Enos, whose estate ot $13,000,000 haa boon in litigation for nearly seven years, have mar had a settlement for distribution of the estate, it became known today with the announcement that the contested will has been admitted to probate. The largest single bequest. It is understood, is that to Columbia university, said to be $6,000,000, which has been the chief bone of Levee for U. S. Women Two Women Hunted showing appreciation of the city's guests by donning the purple and white, V.

ii Dnul Tm.lB hint fnnAn nftivi. In Ward Blackmail as laft Visits King London, June 21. In honor of the visit of Taft to England and his presentation to King Illinois Crops Need Moisture, Is Report Springfield, June Except In the extreme southern part of the state, where good rains fell, Illinois crops need moisture, ac pany store, at the head of Bridge street, presents a splendid decorative view to visiting Elks. The entire front is covered with the Four bills In equity to enjoin alleged bootleggers from, further selling intoxicating liquors were filed in district court yesterday by Walter K. French, county attorney.

Owners of the premises, where thq, alleged Illegal sales of lntoxlrants have taken place, are made party defendants. P. L. Relchert. alleged to have violated the prohibition laws on the premises at 112 Fifth street west, owned by Quest Smith; William Ewald, doing business at 223 Fifth street west, on premises owned by E.

I. Dunkelberg; and A. C. Fritz, 615 Water street, on The cost of each garden was much reduced thnuhe fact that the Kiester-HallfSeod company furnished each of the students with free seeds. Gardening and thrift are not the only bits of community endeavor in which Mrs.

Adams has been interested. She is president of the Edison Parent-Teacher association. Ha Olhcr Activities. Her community work Is not sea P. O.

E. colors. Dnlrt inatlonal and B. George, a number of American wo American business men as well as American manufacturers." i an ncpuncu oa viauuio iui Nothing more cordial has come contention, to the attention of the hundreds of Elks In the city than the "Welcome" sign at police headquarters. New York Apartment in Man's Wife's Absence.

Dutch Envov Heads (muiuwtoit. The Hague, June 2.1. Mysheer 'atya, the chief Dutch delegate to he international conference on the econstruction of Russia, was 'to-lav elected DreBident of the ceneral Just above the old familiar "Po lice Headauaners" on the station window has been painted in large McGLAWl PEl'TKS TRAOITKRS. John C. McGlade.

superintend int of west schools, is la Des Moines today seeking teachers to fill vacancies in the staff. He will also confer with an athletic coach to succeed J. 11. Couch. men will be presented at court at a levee to he given at Buckingham Palace Wednesday and Thursday, They Include Mesdames James Beck of Philadelphia, Ollle James of Kentucky, James Corrigan of Cleveland and Allen McClane and the Misses Beck, Kingsbury, Gertrude Cuthbert, all of California, Marcel Chalkley of Kanss City, Mary Sellers of Philadelphia and Rebecca Terry of Texas, cording to the weekly crop bulletin issued by the weather bureau here today, "Corn mudo good progress," the bulletin said, "and cultivation continued.

Wheat is being cut thruout the south, ani threshing has begun in the vicinity of Cairo. There sre some reports of lodging and some of rust In the wheat. Oats are heading, but are short and are generally poor, ir mixed commission which, will sonal, but continues to thrive the vear around. Thruout the last Christmas holiday season she assisted pupils of the school in pre New York, June 21. Search for a red-haired woman and a black-haired woman, said to have been frequenters of a mysterious apart premises owned by Fred L.

Elckel- letters "Welcome to tuns. A pretty display is seen in the Agnes Thompson floral shop win- berg, are sought to be permanently enjoined. The Dill against Arno maintained bv Walter 8. dow in the Strand theatre bull- ment Ward in New York last summer, ding. In a setting of ferns is an Gruver alleges no particular place where Illegal sales of liquor have A silent and effective salesman.

A for sale ad in the Courier. legotiate directly with tne kus-ians. Dr. Van Karnabeek, Dutch ninister of foreign affairs, was iamed honorary president. M.

Cat-ier, of Belgium, was chosen vice resident. The feature of the day's proreed-nes was that M. Alphand, a paring ciotning ana omer v.nnsi-mas gifts for the crippled and sick children of the Perkins hospital at the University of Iowa, Iowa City. So, Mrs. Adams has also added to the school curriculum benevolence and a proper regard for the was started by police todav as the Elk's head made of purple and grand jury met in White Plains tolwhite flowers, dig deeper into the strange Ward I An automobile operated by E.

biackmaU-killing case. h. Parker is attractively adorned Frenchman, was elected president Maintained Apartment in New iorkiwith crepe paper and ribbons in if the subcommittee on debts. The hunt for the women wactitha l11tra' anaMnl At the WELCOME France took the lead in demanding launched-after a private detective! front is an elk's head. White and muuiuTO- unci a in air ueieiive iroul IS an em nfi Big- cat on grocarlsl.

Evrythn at oout. Etaitlng yrdnsdy, 7 a. strung from hat soviet Russia recognize the vhole Russian national debt. had obtained alleged, evidence that purple ribbons are Ward rented an apartment in up- the windshield to he antlers. The Jwia 31.

AUa Grocery, 710 Je8mcm town Manhattan- when his wife top and wheels are decorated with itret. transports Asked for Commissars. No Official list of the Russian (advertisement) white ana purple crepe paper. delegates has been received, but he personnel is indicated by tne fact that passports have been re quested for LitvinoiT, acting com- First National Bank Building uissar lor toreign anairs at Leonid Krassin. commissar for a V.

MEET! trade and commerce; Rakbvsky, president of tne soviet or UKraima; Krestlnsky, soviet envoy to Berlin, went away to the country last July and that according to statements of house employes he had an almost continuous stream of women visitors o. whom the red and black-haired, women were the most conspicuous, 1 Police are working ona theory that the blackmail gang which Ward said bled him of $75,000, got its clutches on him during the three months that he maintained this anartment. Will Probe. Veiling of Evidence. The grand jury at White Plains today will also look into the charges that the Ward family has been holding back evidence which would tend to throw light on the blackmail facts.

and SokolnikolT, commissar tor n-Inane at Moscow. T- nresident of the general om'm asion and the vice presidents of the various subcommittees will MAIN THREE DAYS RE form a standing-general commit Announces the opening of Grant Ave. Grocery, located at 1100 Grant Corner West Ninth and Grant Specials for Thursday, Friday Saturday Fresh Creamery Butter, per lb 36c Oleo Nuco or Dinner Bell, per lb 22c Eggs, strictly fresh, per doz 2 3 of Railroad OF THIS Strike Reiterated Hello, Bill! "Food for Elks" Is the Discard 66c 10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar adorning a big bale of hay in the Roy Sinnard grocery store window. Roy is an Elk and knows the natural habitat and provender needed for the antlered herds, Dr.

F. W. Porterneld Is wear-1 today, conspicuously displayed I upon his chest, a beautiful gold medal presented to him by the Cincinnati, June 21. The much discussed com-binatfon strike ot-the coal miners and railroad shop erafta remained a matter of conjecture here today. Definite assurances as to the coa Ution of forces proposed for the coal miners' strike and' the expected railroad walkout, failed to come from a conference -ot leaders of both unions.

Another- conference will be held. Labor's Belief Reiterated. The only fruit of the initial conference was a- joint statement from John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine -Workers and B. M.

Jewell, president' of the railroad, employers department of the American Federation of Labor. In it both reiterated organized labor's belief that the railroad workers will strike early in July. The conference was surrounded by all possible secrecy. Conferees were pledged to refrain from com Atlantic, a. f.

o. e. lodge, upon the occasion of his leaving that city 10 years ago while exalted ruler. He was the first member to sign the charter when tlws Atlantic lodge was organized The head of a-12-pronged antlered Elk displayed in the Dot-son-KerwIn clothing store window is attracting the admiration of all the Bills. One of the impressive displays in honor of the visiting Elks is Soap Laundry White Xaptha, 10 Cream of meat 2 3c Grape Nuts I6C Large Post Toasties and Corn Flakes, 2 pkg.

25c Fresh Bread, large loaf lie Milk, per quart 1 1 6 tall cans Hebe Milk 57c 6 small cans Hebe Milk 29c Fancy Dried Prunes, 2 lbs .7. 27c Jello, all flavors, 2 pkgs. 9c Preserves, ounce jar 1 8d Peaches, No. 2 can, in syrup 2 1 Apricots, Courier Brand, per can 2 1 VISIT US AND GET ACQUAINTED Phone 866 We Deliver ot over ai.uuu nairs ot c5fioes and Shoes for Men, Women and Children Saturday Will Be the Last Ithat of James Black Dry Goods company store." The window at jthe corner of Fourth and Syca-imore streets contains a mam-imoth clock, with the hands at mystic hour ot 11. A fine USlk's head, with 10-pronged ant-ilers, is thrust thru the center of I the dial.

mentlng on the meeting and neither Lewis nor Jewell would supple ment their prepared statement. Conference Before Saturday Seen. No announcement waa made as Day my Waterloo's pretty flappers are Sale Prices for Men and Women $3.45, $485, $5.85, $6.85 and to the date for the next Joint conference altho it is believed it will be held before Saturday when the railroad workers strike ballots will be. George Weilein Is 1st Vice President of Iowa oosc II erd HOT WATER HEATERS SPECIAL FOR BALANCE OF JUNE Tank We have added more short lots and odd pairs of Men's and Women's styles to be sold at Mason City. June 21.

Fred L. Miller. Webster City, was elected president of the Loyal Order Of Moose in Iowa at an election in connection with the state convention now being held here. Other officers elected were George Weilein, Waterloo, first vice-president; Prof. J.

C. Cunningham, Ames; second vice-president: Satnmar, Dei Moines, third vice-president, and Edward U. Myer, Davenport, secretary and treasurer. Trustees" named were John C. Witt, Davenport, and Herbert L.

Tinley. Council Bluffs. The next convention wll.l be held at Ottumwa. Darius A. Brown, former mayor of Kansas City, was the principal speaker yesterday.

He told of the operation of Mooseheart, the lodge's home for children. A banquet tonight with an address by E. G. Dunn of Mason City, will be the closing event of the. two-day convention.

CHILDREN Sale prices on Boys' and Girls' lines are $1.00, $1.75, $1.95 to $3.45 EXTRA SPECIAL I lot Women's black kid Oxfords and Pumps, military and junior heels. $16 .00 i 1.95 Values to $10 This is your chance to purchase a RUUD NO. 25 TANK HEATER at a Real Discount You can't afford to heat water on the gas range and cam' it, upstairs to the bntlurooni when you can buy a standard Ruud Heater at this special low price. REMEMBER, this pnee for balance of June Only. DOX'T DFLAV OKDEK YOUR JiF.ATF.Il NOW.

Interstate Appliance OdrpoPvAtion 3 i 1 'I. I A Hearing on Livestock Complaints' Delayed Washington, June 51, Postponement of hearings to be held at Chicago, Peoria and South Omaha on' complaints of livestock dealers against yardage charges made by stockyards-was announced by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace today. Instead of the dates previously scheduled, the hearings will be held at Chicago July 26. Peoria July 6, and at South Omaha July 10. complaint of the Hvestork men Is made against the service and eharra assessed at the yarns in addition to the regular "-Ha ire foa.

Don't fail to come in some time during these three days. Come as early as you can as selections will be better. Labor Saving Device To. BLIHi. ii swr.

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