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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1915

Page

4

Hawley Must Decide On 1914 Iowa Football Offer

Iowa City reports coach Jess Hawley must respond by February 3 or the Iowa Board of Control will start a search for a replacement. Hawley and trainer Jack Watson plan a Chicago meeting February 22 to finalize terms as speculation grows about the bond firm employer and financial pressures.

Iowa City Jess Th Hawley University of Iowa Nisspare Ind Chicago Iowa Board of Control At Athletics Febos Stagon Hawley Jack Watson Towa Jess Ed Adams Stawley Iowa Gloru Kent Watson

Clinton Baseball Association Forfeit Postponed

Clinton will post the $60 forfeit with league president M E B Justice this week, guaranteeing Clinton’s continued membership in the Central Association. The forfeit was due at the January meeting in Waterloo, but delays in league and association matters and Clinton’s status led to a ten day extension.

Clinton Clinton, le Clinton Baseball Association Central Association Qouigtir M. EB. Justice Waterloo Hough

Waterloo Wins Legislation and Telegrams Flow In

The Waterloo area celebrates a repeal of a law keeping Waterloo dry as petitions gathered names exceed requirements. Telegrams of congratulations flood the senate, with 53 messages arriving from Waterloo and Cedar Falls figures. Alabama legislature veto override also bans liquor ads in state newspapers and circulars, effective immediately.

Ter Moines Senat Hawk-Grynd Senate Waterloo Thorning Senate Chamber Williams Emmons Johnson B. 1 Wilson B J. Howrey Alf Gates Cale J. A. Smith Wo T. Burbank J. EB Park Ferguson Brothers FM. Wilson JL E. Brasdon C. W. Chapman J. E B. Johnson Cedar Falls Roger Leavitt W. H. Johnson Santee Brothers Leon Paulger Bailey Brothers JL. H. Keep Alabama Montgomery Ala

Bunnies Sign Two Catchers for 1915 Season

Two professional catchers signed by manager Jim Hamilton. Paul Reitmeyer, last season with Manistee then with Belding, posted 41 games with a .69 rating, 304 putouts, 45 assists and 6 passed balls. Pat Talbott, from Munangeh, Ohio State League, helped Charleston win the pennant before league exits. Spring hunting restrictions and migratory bird law debates draw federal attention as the season approaches. Mitchell, top Pilots pitcher, signs with Charleston in the South Atlantic league. contract increases salary and targets March 18 report. Burlington confirms Tony Tayden will lead a real baseball season in 1915 with Red Welsh and Rey likely joining the squad.

Vodor Rapids Web Belden Wu Jim Hamilton Paul Reitlawyer Reitmeyer Manistee Belding Reittmeyer Pasked Dalle Dteltmeyers Zhi Pat Talbott Munangeh, W Charleston Talvott Plinton Web. Sa Bob Mitchell Pilots Central Baseball Association Hugs S. C Connie Lewis Seattle Bert Hough Mitchel

Two Local Teams in Tournament at Cedar Falls

Davenport and Ottumwa lead the state basketball race as preliminaries and finals roll through Drake Des Moines Grinnell and Ames events. The Davenport hill school secretary George E Marshall outlines rounds from Cedar Falls to Iowa City with eight teams advancing from five preliminaries to the finals, tight competition expected across Grinnell Ames Drake and Cedar Falls tours.

Davenport George Edward Marshall Davenport Hill Iowa State High Hele Association Travord Iowa City State University Drake University Des Moines Grinnell College Grinnell Low State College Ames Coe College Cedar Rapids State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Towa City Drake Coe Ottumwa One College Monticello Walker Mount Vernon Springville Clinton Traer Cedar Rauids Reinbeck Marion Williamsburg Mictor Delta Keokuk Fairfield Harington Centerville Wapello Columbus Junction Muscatine Washingston Oskaloosa Newton Minburn Corning Dallas Center Bedford Corydon Allerton Manilla Stuart Osceola Red Oak Perry Marshalstown Oelwein Arlington Naghna West Waterloo East Waterloo Eagle Grove Ellswirth

Song Book Offer Sparks Old Time Revival

The Courier promotes a "Songs That Never Grow Old" book distributed on a certificate plan. It highlights old favorites, portraits of vocalists, and bindings in cloth or art Bristol. The paper notes strong reader interest and broad distribution in Waterloo, urging readers to collect certificates and present them with others.

Courier Bristol

Billy Sunday Sermon Tour Draws 50 000 in Philadelphia

Sunday spoke seven hours on Amusements to a 50 000 strong crowd at a Philadelphia tabernacle site. Fifty thousand heard his sermon three times last Thursday as women fainted in the audience. He described the “man without a soul” and contrasted worldly amusements with Christ’s teachings, delivering the sermon amid fanfare and large crowds.

Hichly Hector Idom Philadelphia Billy Tabernacle T. Stotesbury Stotenburg Rodeheaver Christ Rody Iag Alexander van Rens Selver Tony Biddle Fsat Edward Everett Hale Nolan

Des Moines saloons lose fight as petition law blocks vote

Des Moines has become the metropolis without a saloon as liquor interests abandon the fight. The mulet law petitions are deemed invalid if a circulator certifies a signatory who did not sign. Prohibition now appears favored, with the city and state poised for a strict enforcement era. In Washington, Iowa judge Wade’s federal bench appointment faces strong opposition from anti-organization Democrats and possible shifts toward John M. Read and Dan Hamilton. Connolly’s Mint directorship and postmaster spots are cited as potential retaliatory moves by anti-Wade forces.

Marry Barmeter Dube Migratory Bird Law Hegeman Harmeier Begeman United States Supreme Court South Dakota Arkansas Des Moines Tes Moines Washington, D. C Kirkpatrick Iowa Wade John M. Read Dan Hamilton Hamilton Read Judge Wade Nick Reed Jude Wade Representative Connolly Ed Kirby Sioux City Wilson Democrats Connolly McAdoo Mr. Connolly

Arrival Day Remembered by Delegardelle Family in Iowa

In 1884 a Naperville party arrived in Iowa on a 33 degree day. Now a Gilbertville resident, Matt Delegardelle, age 78, and Mrs Florent Kurtenbach hosted a gathering with 26 family members including Mrs Nick Delegardelle Pete Delegardelle Will Webber John Mergen and other relatives. The event recalled the cold moment and a long history of land ownership and family ties in the Gilbertville area.

Kurtenbach Delegardelle Nick Delegardelle Pete Delegardelle Wateroo Will Webber Fox Township John Mergen Orange Township Kurtentach Mergen Iowa Delegardette Gliibertville

Auto number bison handled economically in Town notes

Secretary of State Allen shows auto mobile registration costs compare with other states. Town fees amount to about four percent of collected fees, while states like Wisconsin and New York report much higher shares. Real estate transfers recorded by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. include Mary E. Takin to Waterloo Th. & L. Aas'n and B. A. Santee to Lyda Corwin with modest sums in Waterloo and Cedar Falls.

Des Moines Allen Pennsylvania Indiana New Jersey Wisconsin California Ohio Missouri Massachusetts New York Michigan Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co Mary E. Takin Waterloo

Wonderful Quaker Extract Cure Story From Michigan

Mrs. Elliott of Mount Clemens Michigan credited Quaker Extract with dramatic health recovery after years of digestive and systemic distress. The account claims two live tapeworms removed in eight days and urges readers to consult Quaker Fisher at the Model Pharmacy in Toledo for claimed cures.

Fisher Central States Michigan John Elliott Hoes Meadle Street Mt. Clemens Detroit Wiaterloo E. Fourth Street

Reforms for Rural Schools Advancing in Des Moines

Iowa legislature debates long term contracts for city and town superintendents and stronger support for consolidated rural schools. Proposals include raising tax limits to 50 or 60 per pupil, state aid for vocational work, and a gradual withdrawal plan. Law to remove county superintendency from politics not expected to be repealed.

Des Moines Better Schools Commission State Teachers’ Association Department of Public Instruction Eoon

The Divorcons at Waterloo Tonight

Al Gorrell presents The Divorcons at the Waterloo for a four night run. A lively comedy hailed as a pointed sermon on divorce, telling of a discontented wife who finds a new suitor but is guided back to her husband by his calm persuasion and a happy ending.

al Gorrell Waterloo the Waterloo

Dustin Farnum Shines in Cameo Kirby at Plaza Tonight

Dustin Farnum delighted crowds at the Plaza as Cameo Kirby screens for the last time tonight. Farnum, famed for The Virginian and The Squaw Man, headlines a photoplay version of Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson’s stage hit. The work, once a New York season sensation, played across the nation on a successful tour.

Dustin Farnum the Plaza Cameo Kirby Mr. Farnum Joey Booth Tarkington Harry Leon Wilson Mr. Lasky New York City

Vaudeville at the Majestic Features Skaterelle and Padden

Applause filled the Ma jestic as Bert and Hazel Skaterelle performed a novel skating dance. Sara h Padden appeared as Nora Blake in The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row and earned strong reviews from Waterloo friends. Howe and Howe delivered burlesque mind reading while Sid Lewis drew laughs as a comically brash headliner. A reception for ladies after Wednesday’s matinee and a skating contest after Tuesday’s second show were announced.

the Majestic Bert Hazel New York Winter Garden Howe Sid Lewis Majestic Sarah Padden Nora Blake Howard McKent Barnes Little Shepherd Bargain Row Waterloo Miss Padden

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