Globe, The (Newspaper) - May 16, 1907, Cedar Falls, Iowa Librar THE GLOBE IS THE OFFICIAL E PAPER OF CEDAR FALLS VOL 18 THE GL WHY NOT RE AD THE NEWS WE PRINT IT CEDAR PALLS BLACK HAWK COUNTY IOWA THURSDAY MAY 16 1907 NO 49 DUAL MEET Normal easily defeated Cornell college on last Saturday in a DuaU meet by a 82 to 48 Normal had lost 1 several of athletes this year land it was not known whaF could be done until this meet came Cornell was weak and only took three firsts from the entire events A strong wind pre- any sensational records 100 N first N second Time -.11 tl N first Phillips C second Gibbs C third Time 440 yard N first Gibbs Current C third Time :55 Fansher C third N first C third 800 yard Smith C second Noble N second One mile Barnes Barnes JST second Kipps Two mile Barnes N first L Barnes second Kipps C third feme I 120 yard Smith C first Williams C second Bush N third rime Shot N first C Boyd N third Distance 34 5 inches Hammer N first C second Rice N third Dis- 99 feet 10 inches N first tench C second Phillips C third 110 feet inches High Smith C first Spearn f second Bush N third Height 4 feet 11 inches Pole N and Huskie tied Martin Height 10 feet 2 inches Broad N first French C second C third Distance 19 feet inches Half mile relay Won by Normal Time Normal meets the Iowa freshmen Saturday May 18 Both teama have defeated Cornell by similar scores This meet will be close ATHLETIC EVENTS OF SATURDAY They a Line on the State Meet Which Comes Soon Drake defeats Iowa 75 to 61 Grinnell defeats Ames 69 to 67 Normal defeats Cornell 82 to 48 The following is the events and the best record made and the school making the record 100 yard G Time 10 seconds 220 yard G Time 23 seconds 440 yard G Time 52 seconds 220 yard G Time Half mile Time 120 yard G Time One mile Time 3.42 High G 5 feet? inches Shot D 41 feet 2 Pole Clark G Height 10 feet 9 inches Hammer A Dis- tance 124 feet f 880 yard A Time Broad I Distance Two mile A Time One mile I Time A Distance 11 feet inches From this summary it will be notice that Grinnell has six firsts and Ame has four Drake one and Iowa two bu this is not a sure test of ability as Hag gard of Drake can easily take the pol vault and Burkheimer of Iowa can bea the record made in the broad jump then the seconds and thirds count an may decide the meet However th Grinnell team has the best of the mat ter as it stands on paper today INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO OF AMERICA HAD MEETING The arid Canvassers who Have Charge of the Work State Were Here for Instruction in This Section of the A Killed on His Way Home to Dinner George F Waterman aged 28 year was killed married man instantly las Friday at Waterloo while attempting b board an I C R R freight train ti ride down town from the was employed to hi dinner The train was moving pretty rapidly when Waterman attempted t board it and his footing slipped and he was thrown head foremost between the cars the top portion his head wa crushed and death was instantaneous Waterman was only married four week and the young wife is prostrated the terrible shock and is said to be in a yery critical condition Lace Curtains Odd Curtain Sale v Knottingham Pair Cable Net Curtains Per Pair and Brussels Net Per Pair and Irish Point Per Pair and Swiss Muslin Curtains Per Pair Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains Per Pair Petticoat Sale Black with silk flounce 50 Special for this Black Taffeta silk handsomely made D A this Gingham Petticoat for this sale 48 C at Glove Sale CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES Tans Browns and Casters sizes to 64 values Special at KID GLOVES Black White Browns Tana Caster and 51.50 values Sale price Black White and Tans slightly soiled nnd values reduced 2 clasp silk Gloves colors only at 2 clasp silk Gloves black sizes 6 to 9 and Long silk Gloves Black sizes C to Si Long Silk Gloves White and Gray at Long Lisle Gloves Black White Fj Q OR Black silk at LADIES FINE HOSE mercerized sizes Si to 10 Black purple sizes to Black Lisle Hose sizes to 10 sizes 8 J to 10 Lisle Hose sizes at Black Embroidered plain Black with half white foot and all white foot Special 2 pairs for 25 cents 84 to 111 with ribbed Black with white foot Hose sizes SJ to 10 SJ to 10 at White Lace Hose at Black Hose to 10 or for Sac Black Hose sixes to 10 Fine plain Ribbed and Luce Waists Sale Long and short sleeves sizes to 42 White Lawn at Colored Waists long sleeves at Japanese Silk Black and White long sleeves at Japanese Silk Black and White short Sleeves at Black Taffeta Silk Values 19 inch wide at and 27 inch wide at 20 inch wide at and M inch wide at 21 inch wide at and iG inch wide at Silk 27 inch wido Black and Colors all the newest shades at Dress Goods Bargains Mohair goods in chocks and fancies in good qualities juat the tiling for a summer skirt Black Mohair and J r Very fine qualities f 36 inch wide Wool Checks and Stripes at 54 inch wide Panamas Checks and Stripes inch wide Brown and Navy at Coats and Jackets nnd nt Long Coata 7.50 nnd Warners Corsets and Tape Girdles with hose porters sizes 18 to 25 nt Batiste corsets with hose supporters 18 to HO at Batiste corsets with supporters CD I Rf sizes IS to 32 ami Heavy corset for alout people QQ MR BAXTER MR CHRISTOPH MR PENROSE JMR CHAMBERLAIN MR The first three days of last week the International Harvester Company of America lers for called in all their outside a three days meeting This meeting was for the purpose of making a closer study of the goods they now manufacture and offer to the consumer About thirty of these travelers ed this meeting We show in this issue a reproduction of a photograph taken of these men which was taken during ore of the days of the meeting This ing was not unusual in fact it has been the policy for years of the local office here to hold these meetings of travelers for the same purpose The travelers shown represent branches selling on the territory first line of the photograph are the travelers known ns who have charge of certain portions of the Cedar Falls territory The other men shown in the photograph nre salesmen and ex- perts We give below the names and headquarters of and I G Chamberlain blockman lives at Waterloo Ho has been connected with the in different positions for seven years A R McGoon blockman lives at Iowa Falls He has charge of what is known as the Iowa Falls block and has been connected with the company two years Previous to that time we under- stand was in the local trade at lowu H W Christoph blockman resides at and is in charge of what known as the Marshall town block has been with the company since tin consolidation of the several companies Previous to that time was for years with D M Co W O blockman lives nt and is in charge of is cnown us the Cedar Rapids block has icon in his present position now for year Previous to that time in the sales and has ecn with the company ever its Previous to lime vas with the McConnick Harvesting i Machine at what is He on the C H Baxter re Marshalltown and looks ufter known as ten itory came to this territory in December He previously c was employed Aberdeen Sputh Dakota territory in the same capacity A W Oard special salesman on cream harvesters and gasoline engines resides at Cedar Falls and is well known to He has been with the company since last Fall and is king a remarkable showing in the work C W Clark canvasser resides at Mt Vernon and has been identified with the business for several years L E Dietel canvasser resides at Waterloo has employ of the on for three years C W Dilts Walker canvasser works during the canvassing which commences early in the year and closes after harvest has been in this work now for three seasons W W Getts canvasser lives tit Wa- verly hns been in tho employ of the cal office here for six years now W J Greer canvasser lives at rion Iowa has been with the company for three seasons P K Howard canvasser lives at Gladbrook Iowa has been connected with the company for ten years Pre- vious to the consolidation was with the McCormick Harvesting Machine Co C W Knefer engine salesman re- sides at Marshalltown Iowa and de- votes his entire time to the work of selling gasoline engines direct to the purchaser that is assisting agents in selling engines to purchasers C B Kentner canvasser resides at Sinclair Iowa was formerly in the cal trade at Whilten This is his first season with the company in his present capacity I A Lichty canvasser resides at j Toledo Iowa boon identified with j the as a canvasser for eight or nine lU formerly with the McCormick Harvesting Machine Co U G Mogle canvasser resides at with tKe business Hampton Iowa has been identified with the business as canvasser for eight or nine years He formerly with the McCormick Co C B Nason canvasser resides at State Center Iowa has been identified as a canvasser for nine years was formerly with the McCormick Harvesting Machine company L J Pfeiffer canvasser resides at Falls and has been identified with the local trade here since the spring of 1000 His work now is largely on gasoline engine Sales J W Ranney canvasser resides at Alden Iowa and this is his second in lived at Maynard Iowa and was identified with the local trade at that point George special gasoline en- gine salesman His address is Garwin and he has been with the company for two J W Roubinek canvasser resides at Clutier Iowa This is his year in the employ of the He has been however identified with the im- trade in u local way for several years Stephen Sayer canvasser lives at Eldora has been with the company for three years Previous to that time was salesman for the Deering Harvester company and worked for this office in that capacity L 11 canvasser resides at State Center has been with the ny since its organization as a salesman Previous to that time was with the Champion Harvester W 1 lives at devoted his entire time to the work of installing engines doing general expert work W F canvasser resides at State Iowa This is his with the company VV A canvasser lives at is doing general sales work lie formerly was identified with lie business as a local agent at boat Kock NOTES FROM OUR HIGH SCHOOL to 315 nt White Goods Lawnn nt India Lilians Wash Chiffons a Silk Mulls at Embroidered nt Fancy Mercerized at and and and 250 The team played the East Waterloo High School team Saturday at Van park The core was 11 to i in favor of alls Rev of who was in the city week visited school last Wednesday The semester examinations will bog in Friday The seniors begun to practice their class Miss went Thursday evening to Cedar to attend a teacher's con- vention Moon went to Independence Friday afternoon with the dies Hand A number of High School denU went to Waterloo Monday after- noon to sec tho ball game Sacred Thoro will bo R sacred concert next evening May 19th in St rick's Miss the has left nothing to make recital a great success Several I burs are to be rendered by excellent j I musical talent from outside Uie city and I the whole program promises to he must interesting Dr formerly sang the Holy Name Chicago Very J J of Rapids who is o is a bright and talented I man and a pleasing speaker whom every J one will be delighted to hear The lowing is the 1 Organ Voluntary I! ruga Lillian Pierce Choir Tenor Solo Face to Face Johnson lessie Church 1 Dr J A Jerger Vivian Adams Frank Casa Soprano Salve 6 Dedication of Now Organ 7 Rev J 1 8 Tenor Duet Lend Kindly Light Wicgand Jessie Church Joo Egloff 0 Baritone Solo Avo Harry Byrnes 10 OF Of The ill E Church cf Cedar and Waterloo Falls Tuesday evening one mid wives of he M K church of Falls tho M E the First M K ami St of held their quarterly in ilie Cedar Falls M E Hon C A Wise acted as and lie following prog am was rendered How increase interest in tho day School A T Mr Jamison The preacher from tho layman's Prof G W Samson The Spiritual of cinl W W tho regular program tho lowing responded to impromptu Rev Snowden nnd Mrs Fisher The banquet a source of and much of good cheer nnd Christian fellowship exhibited during tho
