Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • Page 14

Thursday evening THE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT AND LEADER- November 1924 YELLOW PERCH TO BE PLANTED IN THE CANAL LANDLORD WAS STAR BOARDER TENANTS SAY Legion Editor Addresses Ki wan tans; Frank Yetter FATHERAND SON BATTLE; MANY TEAMS TO DRILL HERE ON ARMISTICE DAY Reinforcements I I for the Naval I Recruit Office TO BE INSTRUCTOR AT Y. M. CLASSES IN PUBLIC SPEAKING Ray, Henderson, boats mate, first class, arrived ii port this morning to tak GIVEN FINES Nominated as President I his Activities Planned on Son Unable to Pay Fine Well Known Local Banker Will Head Civic Club Next Year Celebration of Armistice Day FeatureeTAs Each Member Brings Ex-Soldier to Meeting As recruiting office. J. M.

Buzzard, engine man. first class, who is in charge of the local recruiting office has been in Davenport for the past IS months. -Mr. Henderson and Mr. Buzzard will work together in extending to the youth of Davenport and vicinity File Counter Claim in Rental Controversy for $2,560.

A new issue (was injected into Backer landlord and tenant liti-thru their attorney. Andrew Isaac Walton League Secures Shipment from U. S. Laboratories. Fisherman of Davenport and this part of Iowa will be pleased to know that the U.

S. government has authorized a shipment of yellow perch to this point tor planting in the Mississippi river here. The perch will piobably be planted sE Fourth Street and at Fair'Grounds. Fourth street between Ripley street and the fire station will be the scene of a number of fine drills by patriotic and fraternal organizations after the parade on Armistice day and tne nnng ot salute at" the fair grounds between is 1 of toe football game also, there will be drills by the American Legion auxiliary and the Daughters ot Isabella. The Legion auxiliary has won fame all over the United States al Legion gather-.

ings. and Mohassan Cauldron has preme meetings oi i Unit ed States. The largest of the worn- lat of. the Daughters of Isabella. Under the tentative arrangement completed so far, several, compan- after the parade, that will participate" line Gun company ot Battery It.

O. T. Boy Scouts -ol; Daughters ot Isabella; Mohes-Dn catilron ladies patrol; Legion auxiliary; Juanita council, the auxiliary of the Bed Men; Women Mooseheart legion, ana tne ne patrol. ne teams that will drill simul- taneously are the Shrine Juanita and R. O.

T. C. THREE CARS TO BE SOLD HERE 10 A. M.FRIDAY U. S.

Marshal Kenney to Dispose ot Machines at Auction. Three automobiles seized be-iuse they were used In illegally ansnortinc linuor will he sold at public auction by Deputy United lie north steps of the federal building at Fourth and Perry streets at relie Seuah "taken from Angelos raloudis. a Cole "8" Roadster, for merly- the property of Barney Kulp Petersen by court order. H. L.

Wilcken will he the auctioneer. L. E. KELLER. instructor of tbe classes in public speaKim; wntcn win oe opened, oy the Y.

M. A. on next Wednesday. Nov. 12.

English at the Davenport High school, and instructor in public speaking in the public night THIEVES TAKE PIGOLY WIGGLY STORE'S SAFE Accomolish Feat Despite the ract that Precautions Were Taken. Despite the fact that precautions thieves lafcinr; xif froi the Plfigly w.iggly stores felt iurglars did morning or Wednei entering the Plggly it 1S29 Grand the sate contained in today, he discovered that the place pounds and containing about $200, As a'means of protection against possibility of such a theft, it is been the policy -of Plggly Wlg-y company to keep their 'safes ove them a light is kept burning night so that in case a robber ters he could be detected if he near the safe. It also gives ponce tne opportunity ot Mis uuest Vet- National bank, as president Davenport Kiwanis Club for by Frank Miles, editor of the Iowa Legionnaire, were the features of. the Armistice Day meeting of the Blackhawk hotel at noon today. presidnecy was a popular one as rs6of thTloca'l Club its was oreanized.

Tom Dougherty was nominated tor vice1 president and Fred Kunkel directors will be chosen the following list of eight: Pete Sadler. Smith Blackman. Harry Bloch, Al Thomas, Otto Seif-fert, Reinhard Wagner, A. E. Carroll and Martin Smith.

Dr. Wm. Rendleman reported the candidates as chairman of the nominating corn- It every soldier present as his guest. All of the former commanders of the local Legion Post now prese; mander Ed. McCoy introduced Legionnaire, and speaker of influc Such lence that a Socialist is Bolshevik with a shave cut.

They also include nization working to curb freedom of the press gion. They include foment the spirit of LATE RETURNS NOW IN FAVOR OF BROOKHART pending In large measure upon the ze of the leader's final majority. Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa had a lead of 40 votes over emocratic candidate, Daniel F. turns from all but thre from precincts the ishington.

his home, inces. he saiii. mi ors uncovered were chiefly due tne failure oi election judges to int straight Republican votes, oneous maiking by voters who vished to scratch their ballots also have confused the Judges In some Another error, this one in Polk mnty (Des Moines) gave Brook-irt an additional 200 votes, bring ing his lead to 759. irt 447.24S Steck 446,489. The returns from the 2.4; from include many ports and it Is possible unofficial re- that the otfi- the rid." CEREMONIAL FORSHRINERS NOVEMBER 21ST Expect Class of 100 for rvaaba Temple Here This Month.

raple the afternoon a Friday. Hov. 21. It lat there will be a expected. Illustrious Potentate Forrest and Recorder of the Templa 01 ACTRESS BRINGS MONKEY TO TABLE Patrons of a local resta were today shocked by the sig a monkey sitting at one of The monkey was in a little handbag carried by Phyllis Gordon, a vaudeville performer.

She said she secured the little Marmoset at Boston and carried It about in a beaded handbag. The monkey Is of sable brown, black and silver, and is one of the smallest types of monkeys. It suffers greatly from the slightest cold. Miss Gordon has it attired in a sweater. It has aigrettes extending Altho the smallest of monkeys prowess in killing the boa constrlc-tornnd- other large snalces'by le'ap- vering vital ai onkey C.A.M'CARNDIES IN WEST LIBERTY; PRINCETON PIONEER McCarn passed away at his home.

Columbus street. West Liberty. Tuesday afternoon. Clarence Mc- orn two children. if ConesvIIle, and illlai: died i infancy.

The surviving relatives A. Pope, and grannchildrenO A. rope, and two grand cnnai sister. Ella Kislner. of Oakla also survives.

In early manhood he united Methodist church of Princeton id remained a faithful and con sistent member of the church. Funeral services were Thursday irvices were in charge of Tennant of the West Liberty ENGINE SPARKS START BONFIRE ALONG HIGHWAY i ickory Grove road and the cit mits late Wednesday to extinguis gTass fire started by sparks froi SUPERVISORS TO CANVASS OFFICIAL VOTE NEXT MONDAY of the county ii ion Tuesday. Th. probably require an Must Serve 10 Uays Jail. Charles father, and Harry Claussen, son, 19 years old.

celved fines of $25 each for quarrel- ig at their home, wnen tney in police court today. Police were called to quell the -gtiment at tbe home and it was lid that Harry hit his father in ie nose and the father graboed by the throat and left marks his neck. The father's claim was that his was making unsatisfactory r- marks regarding the daughter Florence, '15. now at the juvenile! ime. previous to ner socamng picked up by the police -later she wanted to go out.

but got her clothes and Jumped out tne window, it was said. about tbree months ago on of creating a disturbance In siKODornooa oy oeattnc one hi3 children, and at that time a fl of S25 was suspended over I head. Tbe neighbors complained aoout tne screaming of tne The old man was reprimanded ver, while his una as required to go to "The Sea Hawtf' at the Capitol Film of Beauty Frank Lloyd's production of oea na, now enjoying un usual popularity at the Uapitol ater, the photography is one of most discussed points of the big The script called for several ficult night scenes of ships at points more than half a mile a from the camera, yet Norbert F. Brodin, the camera man, with the co-operation of Mr. Lloyd and Ihe some startling results.

Mr. Brodin has photognphei i Its it 101 feet above with her sails bellying in the toward the camera, from put the darkness of the night with the ef fect of a ghost arising from ethereal noiningness. By expert Knowledge of light 'and composition he has pictured the picturesque Moorish gall a of -owed by her galley he horizon, with great artistry. The difficult sea scapes and night I ccomplishmcnts in recording "The' Sea Hawk." The liithtine of certain photographic quality of the scenes the auction block where Rosa-nd. the English gentlewoman photographing of individuals, his Enid Bennett border on the remark- 'ithln the confines of the Turkish court.

Mr. Brodin has brought to mind a number of fa- oia paintings and tapestries hy handling Collier. Radzina as Fc triumphs of tl Brodin has mad creditable prese: grapher art. 122-124 West ii an gin are sold to, Add think Your $25 will be afforded greater protec-1 Hon there than at any other place The shipment of yellow perch was secured thru the ettorts 01 me lzaak Walton league of Davenport, whose president, A. J.

Faerber. took up thepossibility of a planting here with the government officials. Yellow perch are a new fish here, an excellent food fish and a hardy variety wl fast. AGENT HUSKS CORN TO FIND AVERAGE YIELD Hoffman Compiling Data on lest riots to discover Best Type. County Agent M.

H. Hoffman is In WInfleld township this afternoon and weighing the ears carefully in an effort to determine which one of the ten different" types of yellow dent corn is best adapted to the soil of Scott county from a productive standpoint. When the agent complet task of checking up the acr plot on the Neil farm he will In Friday afternoon on the Adolph Hamman farm in Sheridan town ship and on Saturday will wind up ac'ivi the of 1 types of corn, will be compared the deductions turned over' to county farmers to aid them in lecting their seed corn i PLAN SCHOOLS FOR BENEFIT OF POULTRY.RAISEBS benefit poultry rais- held I next week under the Prof. William Lapp, of sion department, Iowa Slate Col lege. Ames.

A school will be held each afti noon, starting Monday, at the lowing designated farms: Monday Harry Sclilele. Bl Grass township; Tuesday, Mi Anna Matzahn, Davenport tow shipi Wednesday, Gustav Frede- i-k k-s. Almn Grove ton nshiii: Thursday. Chris Schumacher, Pleasant Valley township, and Friday, in addition to conducting the i scnoois, 1'rot. will a check flock THE OPEN GATE SUPERVISION.

FRANK B. YETTER itmas." Mr. Miles earers. "Armistice Di only world-wide holiday." his introductory rema Commander Ed. McCoy of Legionnaires declared i IcFarland told of th Day celobraton tie, according to Attorn Ben J.

Gibson, the can lit draw lots. Mr. Gibs re is no provision in MESSAGE BY C00UD6ET0 THE PEOPLE Expresses Thanks for the Honors Conferred on Him by Electorate. rning the presidency of id States. No other li equals this, no other responsibility i college, these ai greater.

I can onl I dedl- to the service of all In tbe performance of the duties of my office I could not ask for anything roore than the sympa- Americans have always upon me. I have no appeal except to the common sense of all the people. I have made Chezem. filed an answer and coun- claim for $2,560 alleged duo from the plaintiff for board lodging ani lease called for the payment of $12 In their counter claim. Backers set up the allegation that Quinn is indebted to them for his board at the rate of 30 a month for 75 months, and that he is also indebted to them in the Bum for lumber and labor in the erection of a chicken house.

3u for wiring the garage and house; $50 nurse hire when he was suffering from an Injured foot; $42 tor a piece of linoleum; $15 for a mattress and $3 for wall paper, making a total, after credits for rental are deducted, of $2,560. WAGNER SAYS HE'LL NOT BE RUN BY EDITOR Scott County Man Makes Public Letters from Lies Moines Man. Methods employed by Paul B. Talbot, publisher of the Iowa Farmer. Des Monies, in seeking to influence and intimidate candidates tor the legislature in the recent campaign were made public today by County Auditor Joseph Wagner.

letten -een he and Mr. Talbot previous to the election. Mr. Talbot wrote Mr. Wagner Oct.

6 urging him to endorse a tain farm bloc program and in manner get Ms name on" the 3f Honor': of the Talbot pnbiica- etusal would lead to his i ind closed with a pointed reminder immended by the Talbot, pul- Mr. Wagner replied to Mr. Talbot in Oct. 9 declining the support of he latter and inviting him to bring he could. The letter, bristlin sarcasm, closes with the fol paragraphs; rutinize closely any such eneflt far another gold on will readily und I don't like your meth eby request that you withhold Advised To See Talbot.

Yesterday a representative i the Des Moines publisher called Mr. Wagner and suggested that advantage to Mr. Talbot when 1: seat in the leg- is party." the auditor sal lated that Mr. Talbot ex i influence in tl ommlttees in tl legislature and that It would 1 well for me to see him." Tm not taking orders fron bol." the auditor said. J.

J. DONNELLY DISPROVES CHARGE MADE BY WOMAN J. J. Donnelly of the Baxter Piano jmpany, charged with disturbing ip Deaco. had his case dismissed when he was arraigned for trial Miss Edna Behn.

the complaining nth says that wh a piano away, his loud talking was disproved by the def end- MERCHANTS WANT OVERSEAS RELICS FOR THEIR WINDOWS The Legion headquarters has i.en asked for overseas relics to be ised by the merchants In decorat- and all the cx-servicc i such articles and wishing port them to Legion quarters. the" pass by. hin driven up to the BacK aoor or. The entry to the store was made -h store. ffl lA jimmying a window in the toilet Neighbors declare that a noiseJH pushing the iron bar off the a if an automobile was driven nrj door to the store heard about 4 a.

mil on Kirkwood boulevard I today. Ed. R. Harrison Fattery and Electrical Service Station has moved to 611 W. Fourth Phone 7922 odjcci eicepi io prumoie uieir woi-: fare." to election and about the Selection of New Syndicate Overcoat '35 a more substantial lead than Is now SUki indicated, clncts gave Brookhart 446.506; itik6 Steck.

44C.440. VCP? While three missing precincts in ported on 2.430 precincts which gave him a lead of 40 votes. Tteturns included in the totals I from all precincts indicated that She sang without Brookhart and Steck might see-saw I charge at our Training backhand forth for the lea'd thruout 0 Camps, and opened her While returns from ail but 12 pre- Convalescing Boy, cincts last night indicated that I Steck was leading by 4,000 votes. New Masonic reports from Woodbury county this I Temple morning cut the Democratic candl- Nov. 7 8'15 I date's lead to a vanishing point and I Reserve 8eat missing Precincts from other conn- Schmidt Music Co.

ties gave Rrookhart a lead. II Senator Brookhart tills morning I iin 1 said that he had private advices in- HHH HiiBifH Third St. Opposite Garden Theater Special at Tenenbom's 1 Bushels Minnesota $1 .49 White Potatoes Cash and Carry Dav. 223 LenlT prt WPHWIBBttI cincts missing that his defeat I VrlB'' Jli in tne city seemed apparent. mfEESSSWKi scenccs of the Secretary of State W.

C. Ramsay jjljWBBjEjfflPBB Indows during this morning said that under the HseM MHV law the official count cannot.