Iowa Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 2, 1912, Greene, Iowa THE IOWA Twenty-ninth Whole No. 1464 BUTLER P. OCTOBER 2, 1912. NumberS CONTEST MM A GREAT FINISH CONTESTANTS MUCH PLEASED WITH THEIR Marie Majewski Wins Zoe Diamond Luella Scholarship and Mrs. Gold the by certify that we have the Votes of the Iowa Recorder Contest and find that each contestant received the ing number of Marie Majewski Zoe Grace Luella 77950 Mrs. Albrecht 45550 Vivian 40550 Nettie Gilbert 38450 Kate Carberry 31150 Laural Ackley 22650 Ella Fisher 17950 Signed this 28th day of 1912. G. A. M. O. C if candidate polls the claimed per cent of the Mr in 1908 was 3.1C8, the normal Forty cent of the volt of that year is 10.212. or 2.044 votes more than Mr. la Dubuque Charles the received a ity vote of 1.G24 This it is confidently that Maunce the democratic will tarry home by a majority exceeding 5.000. In 1910. two years Mr. plurality over John was 3.752; about 2.000 less than Mr. Connolly's majority in the ty will be this Under existing conditions a 25 per cent or less by the bull will mean the certain election of Mr. Diphtheria in Des Alto Many Cases In As the Pi- ano Contest closed last Saturday thirty o'clock and was taken to the evening at five the ballot box First Bank where Mr. A. Carney and O. C. rin opened the counted ballots and money envelopes and receipts put in at the last turning in of business and awarded the prizes as were which is given above in The Majewski family are over the success of the young daugh ter in winning two special prizes the grand It was done through boosting of friends and lots of hard work in soliciting Miss Zoe Grace was second in the race and captured a fine diamond ring which she is justly proud of and surely appreciated the efforts of her friends in her behalf Miss Luella Rague came winning the scholarship valued at The Recorder hopes this young lady may be able to take ad vantage of this opportunity to ad- vance in hex Mrs. Albrecht won the fourth a gold which was the prize she wanted as she expressed herself The Recorder proprietors also wish to extend thanks to both old and new subscribers in their courtesy and aid to the We shall ever strive to give you an ing If you are one of the many new ones and haven't got on our mailing list yet please drop us a card that we may rectify any er- WEATHER CROP For the week ending Sept. 29. 1912. The cloudy and cold weather which prevailed during the third week of the month continued during the past seven Heavy to killing frosts were and freezing occurred in many localities on two or three Variable reports are received as to the aging effect of the recent frosts on the but the extent of injury will not he fully ed until after the crop has been Probably 20 per cent of the crop was somewhat but as a the crop is remarkably large and sound in view of the fact that the spring was and at many times during the season the weather was ret considered to be Probably 80 to 85 per cent of thf total yield will be sound and and the balance will pos sess much feeding That there was not more damage done by the frosts is due to the fact that over the larger if not all of the the weather became cloudy early in the morning after each frost and remained so during the The final reports for the eon will show that Iowa has ed one of the if not the largest crops of corn and small garin in the history of the In all crops have been good except The and ed showers have pat the ground in excellent condition for fall and considerable winter wheat was sown daring the past tares are in fine condition and stock is generally healthy except some hog cholera prevailing in the southwestern M. Section A Saturday's Des Moines report An epidemic of haps the most severe type of the disease which has ever come to the notice of Des Moines has broken out at Irving school at Tenth and Pleasant To add to the seriousness of tie most all of the cases have ed in poverty-stricken families and are causing great suffering and Fourteen cases among the school children have been reported to the health department in fsw Four new cases were tined It is probable that the epidemic resulted through the exposure of one case at the for almost all of the disease is con- fined to the territory surrounding Irving The health officers venture no opinion where the epi- demic will end The appearance of new cases daily lead them to be- lieve that tie worst situation they have had to battle with in recent years will develop before the dis- ease is There are also a number of cases in Waterloo where the situation is about the same have and a few deaths Life Company of Qes An special of Saturday Suit for an counting judgement and the im- mediate appointment of a receiver for the Life Association of Des Moines and the Life and for possession and control of assets was fil- ed today in the Superior The action was begun by Charles W. McLaughlin of who said he was acting in behalf of himself and 158.000 other members of the which does in more than half of the Unit ed McLaughlin charged conspiracy on the part of the officers and ors of the defendant corporations to get control of the sets of the to divert the funds from their proper use and trust character and to deprive the plaintiffs of their interest therein without Democratic for County i The Tournament last j Thursday acd Friday attended Frank of Clarksville a good sized crowd both j uno is the democratic candidate for weather though cold was clear I Treasurer of Butler was a I pleasant and many came from Uncle What Are You Running the dency or for New York MADE IN That's Wilson for Congress in the Iowa nolly from among several thousand says one of I Kipling's a tongue j you And after I before but after Connolly j ed his oration at any Union He's like Wilson in three League diners observed that Maurice he is new to he is a j had some and he thanks it high time the people Out of the New York Law school were saying to the gentlemen who Maurice Connolly came a Bachelor of j with the highest possible Back then to Iowa he came and was admitted to the This for their use and get Maurice Connolly is of the age man must be to be in his 21st Before he was twenty-one Where Where should a had two university j young man who had acquired Bachelor of from Cornell cation enough to know that he the Bachelor of j ed a lot particularly a Some Heavy Tax Payers In Floyd from the famous New York law j lawyer who knew that he is That's going to finish j most profound lawyer who is young the best quite a distance The abrupt weather stimulated trade and cool did a likewise the restaurants and The did a big business the early evening of the last day when it was put out of sion by the breaking of a piece of the The slide for life and the equilibrists on the main street were good and enjoyed each The ringing of the fire bell and the run by the company to put out a bon fire the last evening startled some did not know or think about a being pulled off. There was a big crowd at the dance each night and a splendid time by the young The big had dis- appointment to the company was the lack of interest by the crowd abou town who did not go out to the bal games but preferred to stand the waiting for the band o other free the fire company broke even on the two days and with liberal contribu tions of the business men must hav added around to their visitor last Friday and re- membered ihe Recorder office with a pleasant Mr. Brockman was for 2i a resident of Fremont township where he numbers his friends by all who know him and where there is no question of his receiving a unanimous vote less of party as they all know bis honesty and Could more of the farmers of ler county have a personal tance with Mr. Brockman there would not be the shadow of doubt as to his election to this important position of Mr. Brockman is making a canvas for the office and asks your Any favors shown will be fully treasury which will be ample their needs for some fo Base at the Tourna the preparatory schools and graduate versed in English law should from a university and law school be- he Balliol fore you're 21. j renowned whence have come Maurice Connolly's father was the j the most famous figures in English late Tom who made better life in the last century carriages than any other man in the j we'll say that one He gave his only son limited opportunities for study father puts up the money for Some Charles E. in 1908, ried the Third congressional district by a plurality of The vote There were 734 prohibitionist votes and 684 socialist These figures suggest the ing What will the republican majority In this district be this year Charles City County Auditor Harry Rosenkrans has given some figures to a reporter fcr the Intelligencer which will he of interest to onr The figures show that during 1913 the Co. would pay m taxes in the county which is exclusive of all sewer Ellis Waller H. C. Sherman and E. M. P. Smith Co Gates of Marble Rock will hand to tie county next year and O. and L. Perry of Greene will pay tie property of the men mentioned in the above paragraph are listed in a taxing dis- like Charles City it would car ry fully double the public The Rockford Brick Tile is doing well for a youngster and next year will deposit 1.253.17 as its share of the county man un- i famous in American public life and I came from but that's getting not every son whose ahead of our Here Maurice him i Connolly pursued his post-graduate work and thai finished he heeded the i call of I dear thy sons will ne'er forget i To Germany then he went and became a student in her most minis university His school days end World travel topped him off and he came home to sharpened by the master minds of greatest educators and broadened i in ihe world's schools and the j world's j Death suddenly terminating his j father's as the only son it was necessary in protection of his I I Insurance The annual meeting of the Butler County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. will be held at the court at 10 o'clock a. October 5, 1911, for the purpose of electing directors and for the saction of any other business that may come before the The directors will meet October 4, at 10 o'clock a. to audit the books of the secretary and Notice to Prior to Oct. 10, 1912, the under- signed will receive bids for the tion of a Garage in the city of according to plans and specifications to be seen at the Butler County State Bank of Rights will be reserved to reject any and all and the successful bidder must deposit Five Hundred Dollars in said bank as bond for proper fulfillment of C. M. has leather box seat dining chairs at per act. j interests to succeed his father i in This he But i liol left in him a taste for New York University of Cornell j University and Georgetown all these and the experience of life gave him The hallmark of the scholar is and Maurice Connolly is The feature of the Tour was the four good games of base two games each after noon at the Driving Park grounds and what made it most interesting for Greene people was that the home earn won all four Emmet Hanley captained the team and cer tainly used the best of judgement in selecting and placing his men Though not playing many games of ball this Walter Hanley caught all four games and was there with the big mit all the Ted held down first base and was every time and held his as a and Earnist of township was in tie game all the time on Jack Turner played a game in right field and Emmet Hanley covered left field in good making the phenomenal catch f the Art was also there and played third base in his usual professional He also tie game the last day with Rockford which was one of the clos est and most The first gamp Clarksville vs. was a clean and those from the town that the uho saw their team defeated were content with the knowledge that it was a good The ecore was 4 to 3. Huse of Ackley pitching for Greene and Chambers and Miller the battery for Huse also pitched the game lowing with Greene and and Huss and Stuck the for the tie score being 4 to 1. On Friday the Nashua boys came over to try honors and were ed 12 to 2. brought a good team but played in hard Champ of Waterloo pitched this game for Greene and and Miller were the battery for In the last game Art ed for Greene and a Mason City pitcher and for but Greene could not be and the score reunited 8 to 7 in their favor should Tie games were all good and have had a larger The good old Dora presented at the opera house in Greene on Monday evening by E. C. John C. Busby of gives his October be a changeable Warm and cold the October will have a good deal of rain but not as much as We will get one or two severe storms in this tinted month of October's torch is The woods have ed their garb of gteen for a somber red nature is like human life childhood and youth is the morning of Middle life is like the sun at noonday strong in the strength of- Old age is the winter of life like the sun going So It is with the season's death is like the naked In four or five months they will have put on a new and why not as we will be raised with a new and so on till time shall be no The Jupiter and are evening the giant Jupiter has been giving us plenty of rain through his influence with onr planet the orange colored is the direct cause of all the murders and accidents the world This red colored will be as near as he can get to our earth in 191.5. Take it as a October will not be so bad a Nervy Laughs at Sept. being out for five and one-half hours the jury in the Hessenius rial returned a verdict of slaughter late The judge the sentence to October 4, at 10 o'clock a. m. is out on bond of by his He took the with a laugh and at once eft for The famous case is not over and further developments are SIX GIRLS IN Singing Orchestra to be Here in Lyceum From the first note to the end the program there is not a dull moment when tie Dunbar Singing Orchestra is the This of young women is a each one is a musician and and delights in her Ralph the famous r. got these girls together His dea was to form a high grade Xo expense was The right people were selected and he proper training The program is wonderfully sex- in rich variety abound hing in music from grand opera to the dear old songs of home and modest to a Xo man lives Filkins and featuring Miss Jessica I hope follow in swift The MAURiCE who is more democratic in his than he The test of a man's worth is his not intellect or and every man of good character stands as high and no higher than every other This turns out well Very often he goes is the Connolly Elect Maurice J ItTU to the Xot Maurice to Congress and you will For all tie educational ad a scholar who a lawyer and vantages given him his father a business man on the road of sed upon him the value of a i manship have for representative easily approachable as a man as vour most most and of elect him and represented by a man And the value of going straight through despising to do tricky and dishonorable And above all his father impressed him the dignity of by putting I you Maurice at work in the factory dur sincerest desire is to serve ing vacation Today Justice m the framing Connolly can build a carriage tae nation's laws and the whip socket to the coat of of when he can get along with Jt IS we he got that knack too from his j are trying to get what we should In the forty history of the i have and we Connolly carriage there and er was a strike or a or j labor trouble of any And j Picture Wednesday and wherever you find the old Nights This Week ployees of the Connolly Carriage j Company are boosting for the son of I his Maurice had a narrow a He was educated for the bar but fate Of that At Cornell he was editor of the but one day he saw a lot of editors together took a scrutinizing glance at and wisely concluded he want to be an He was the nell of the prize orator I voted for me and helped me win the I There will be a picture show night and on Friday night this week owing to the date of the lecture Some fine pictures both on son dry President A I desire through the to my thanks to the many who and in 1897 piano in the Recorder Your casting about for an to speak for the college at a Union League (New celebration on Washington's birthday selected Con- kindness is fully MARIE Call at for late sheet Kay in the leading certainly pleased all present as many hare the ability and know how to make use of it. personally expressed their Departing from the usual and com- these girls have ventured into novelty entertainment and many Mr. is dressing thia with an entire new set of ery and it was expected to be used in Greene for the first this accounting for the use of so much of the house He has two stunts indulged in their Mirth and jingle and all have their place and are given splendid er shows on tie road and has promised to send his minstrel com- pany of 3o with band and next orchestra A Bachelor's A Bachelor's Honeymoon is the title of the next regular road tion to come to the opera house in Greene and from all reports it is receiving much There will be no death scenes in this play or as the abounds in funny scenes and situations from start to If you want a good laugh and to forget your troubles come out on next Wednesday Ocu 9, and see this show which is guaranteed a sure cure for the Come in to the band concert next Wednesday night and also see a good At Marshalltown Friday the Fred Deppe five miles south of the city on the Twelfth avenue was completely and Miss Minnie aged 20, was badly when she poured kerosene on the kitchen fire to hasten the about this The explosion that followed set fire to the young woman's and hurled flames through the which caught on while Mr. Deppe was rescuing tots daughter from being burned to Full of life and trained to the minute in the latest and expert in their the Dunbar Singing Orchestra more than fills the In Des Moines the other day a farmer from near lost in a poker He was met on the street by a capper who told that he had won from an old man who though he knew how to play but who was just giving away his but as he was it was all since it Thus led on the farmer the old man and his They let him win for a while and the farmer went out and got more of his money out of the Before he got through he had tost aH of the money and he was walking the streets in a dazed con- It gradually dawned on him that he had been fleeced and he com- to the That he a fool and an easy victim must be bat such men will continue to exist in the For Town consisting of 8- room 4 good out good cistern and In of Alice Leete bas the 10c
