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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

12

White Sox Women From Champs Defeat Quakers in Philadelphia

Philadelphia May 21 Chicago easily defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2. Scott was effective, Bush knocked out in five innings, Baker injured stopping a liner. Detroit beat Boston 3 to 0 as Dauss pitched, Washington swept Cleveland 5 to 0, New York beat St Louis 4 to 1 to even the series.

Philadelphia Boston Detroit Tigers Collins Dauss Red Sox Stanage Wood Carrigan Washington Cleveland Gregg James Bassler Johnson Williams New York St. Louis Cincinnati Tesreau Meyers Douglas Lear Clark Gonzales Brooklyn Dolan Pfeffer Alien McCarty Miller Robinson Criner Snyder

Chicago tops Phillies 10 5 in final NL game

Chicago wins final NL contest 10 to 5 over Philadelphia with a seventh inning rally. Zimmerman reaches on a single and scores on Schulte’s error while Bresnahan and Leach drive in key runs to seal the Chicago victory.

Chicago Philadelphia Zimmerman Williamae Sweeney O’day Schulte Corriden Luderus Williams Bresnahan Leach Magee Philo Oeschger Doomn Killifer Pierce Zabel

Pittsburgh Takes Series Final With 4 2 Victory

Boston errors and three long hits by Gibson Carey and Leonard paved the way as Pittsburgh won the final game 4 to 2 yesterday. Scoring details show Pittsburgh with runs in the first and third while Boston managed two late tallies.

Pittsburgh Boston Gibson Carey Leonard Taque Gowdy Cooper

Doan's Kidney Pills Ad in Waterloo Iowa Notice

Waterloo citizen Mrs I Kessell testifies to relief from long standing kidney trouble after using Doans Kidney Pills. She describes back pain g illness and kidney secretions improving. price five cents per bottle at all dealers. Foster M Morrison Co. distributed in the region.

Doan Reveell Foster-Missourin Co

Sheldon Reports Brewer Recalled Ahead of Mareballtown Trip

The Watersoo baseball team heads for Mareballtown to open a three game series with the Ansone this afternoon and will be away nine days forOttumwa and Muscatine games before returning. Tex Sheldon returns at first base this afternoon while Steve Brewer is recalled by Peoria to join the Distillers. Four pitchers Gardner Sutcliffe Hill Baker plus new Ormedy Blenner are set to work against the Ansons with Wilkus Tuttle and Hub Hill also joining. Manager Andrews aims to strengthen the pitching unit after a recent slump.

Watersoo Mareballtown Jays Ottumwa Muscatine Tex Sheldon Sheldon Andrews Steve Brewer Peoria Distillers Brewer Gardner Sutcliffe Hill Baker Stadfeldt Ormedy Blenner Ansons Wilkus Tuttle Hub

Political power shifts and party interlude in Union county

Chapter of Iowa News reports F D Jakin of Creston elected chairman of the Union county Republican central committee with T Spencer of Afton as treasurer. A Progressive visit at Creston brought letters showing Republican officials withdrawing to join the Progressive party. Wyllie aimed to pull Union county leaders toward Bull Moose alignment. In Delaware, Blackleg disease strikes Wildlasa cattle near Creston. Dr. Boott vaccinates as losses mount and owner worries over future herd prospects.

Des Moines F. D. Jakin Creeton Republican Central Committee Union County T. & Spencer Afton Progressive J. H. Wykite Progressive Central Committee County Central Committee of Union Progressive Party Wyllie Creston Ickis Spencer Bull Moose Party Republican Party Wanton Delaware

State Asked to Cover Drainage Bill in Des Moines

Des Moines Iowa May 21 The state through Attorney General Cosson is investigating an $18000 bill presented by Emmet County for part of a drainage project. The drained area includes Ryan Lake a 400 acre tract. Authorities ordered the district drained without informing the state and the bill surprised the executive council.

Des Moines

Mother dog saves hotel from fire in Council Bluffs

A mother dog along with her puppies warned a fire in the Metropolitan hotel by escaping with a pup in her mouth and rousing her owner who triggered the alarm, preventing destruction of the hotel.

Mother Dog Council Bluffs Metropolitan Hotel

Memorial Day notices and community updates from Janesville

The Janesville column reports a New York marriage between W. R. Johnston and Violet Hite, sister of a Than Houser Film Corp president. It notes a carpet rag social at Kern School, home improvements by several residents, a new town marshal, and Memorial Day plans including a service at Oakland cemetery and an afternoon program at the M B D church with music and speeches. Local offices consider nominations and a meat market sale to Cedar Falls.

Taneaville New York W. R. Johnston Violet Hite Thanhouser Film Corporation New Rochelle N.Y Kern Big Woods Eva Jordan Geo. Popin Loveland Farm E. Baker Rev. Smith M. BE R. N. Simpson Pattes Seth Allen Kansas City Butler Riverside Hotel Ladies of the Cemetery Association Odd Fellows Hall W. M. Pyles Masonic Hall Sydney Shafer Everly Hospital O. Nettleton Cedar Falls Janesville Post and Women’s Relief Corps CG. W. Taylor Veterans and Women's Relef Corps Drum Corps Sons of Veterans Oakland Cemetery Beli M. BD Lincoln Mildred Wetherell H. Ballantyne Albert Winner Alfred Longley Waterloo America

Foley Kidney Pills Marketed for Bladder Distress Relief

An advertisement promises relief from burning and irregular bladder sensations by strengthening the kidneys. It claims quick tonic restoration with no harmful drugs and urges purchase from druggists nationwide.

May Bar 10wa Orator From National Contest

Floyd Wambeam, Ames orator and winner of the middle west interstate peace intercollegiate contest in Des Moines, may be barred from the Lake Mohonk national peace prize contest for an alleged war based theme. The national peace society donors oppose his competing due to a Des Moines address based on a Theodore Roosevelt line that war must precede peace. A protest against debarment will be filed by Ames officials orators.

Ames Floyd Wambeam Middle Weat Des Moines Lake Mohonk N. Y Amea National Peace Society Wambeam Theodore Roosevelt

Abolish Board of Medical Examiners Called Farcical

The Iowa State Homeopathic Medical Association votes to abolish the Iowa state board of medical examiners calling it a farcical and unjust institution. Dr E B Richardson of Webster City advised the move at the fifty fourth annual Iowa homeopaths convention in Towa City. Dr C B Sawyer of Marion Ohio denounces restrictive medical legislation restricting access to medical study.

Towa City Iowa State Homeopathic Medical Association Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners E. B. Richardson Webster City Aew Medical Colleges C. B Sawyer Marion East Towa Tr. Sawyer

Saloon Petition Canvassed in Council Bluffs

County supervisors began canvassing the saloon consent petition after the 15 day withdrawal period expired. The 5014 signatures were reduced by 469 due to withdrawals duplications and missing names. An estimated 182 names may be dropped further as organizers court support.

Council Bluffs Board of County Supervisors Antis J. B. Hammond Antia

Businessmen Rilked on Honduras Project in Des Moines

John L. Love of Oskaloosa was arrested in Des Moines on charges of cheating by false pretenses. He organized a company to develop a Honduran land tract it is alleged he did not own. Prosecution says $8 000 to $10 000 was invested by numerous businessmen.

Des Moines John L. Love Oskaloosa Honduras Love Madero Mexico

Coal mine operators plan to insure miners under new law

Des Moines is May 21. Coal operators in Iowa mines have been here two days to implement the new workmen's compensation law. Attorney J. C. Mabry of Albia explains features to the group as they study how the law applies to their industry where many accidents occur offsite. Operators intend to secure insurance for their employees.

Des Moines Iowa J. C. Mabry Albia Soome

No Band Concert In Washington Park Friday

There will be no concert in Washington Park West Side Friday night. The Waterloo Military band management could not secure subscriptions needed to cover expenses.

Washington Park West Side Waterloo Military Band

Greene News from Greene Iowa May Update

Local items report Mrs. Fred Hikoff of Waterloo visiting Greene relatives, J B Bates delivering a temperance address, and the Robt Israel family released from quarantine. The Greene band plans summer street concerts, Del Merrian completes a riverside cottage, and Ed Perry recovers at home. Juniors hosted a senior reception with a six o’clock dinner. Leon Mitchell sold his South Main residence to W P Lowell and plans move to Mason City. Mrs. David Reams died May 15 with funeral Sunday. Ed Thompson's family hosted visiting relatives. P H Powers of Santa Ana visited and planned to summer in Powersville. Mrs. Frank Kessler recuperates from nervous prostration. Williams Morford lease rail ground for a cement block garage.

Greene, Ta Fred Hikoff Waterloo Greene J. Potter J. B. Bates Opera House Israel Greene Band Deli Merrian Ephriam Hikenberry Ed Perry Waek Ruth Barth Leon Mitchell South Main Street W. P. Lowell Mitchell Mason City David Reams Second Street Ed Thompson Clark Thompson Plymouth Ind Leren Thompson Indianapolis P. H. Powers Santa Ana Cal Auto Powersville Frank Kessler Williams & Morford

Social notes from Clarksville May gatherings and visits

In Clarksville Iowa on May 19 residents record visits and events. Donald McDonald of Grand Forks North Dakota traveled to visit his sister Mrs J H Hickle before heading to Chicago for the Presbyterian general assembly. Rev Ross and wife of Hazleton visited en route to Humboldt to see son Cecil and family. The Rossway family formerly at the M B church also called. Mrs Rosa Babcock and Mrs E M Hanson of Minneapolis are guests at relatives homes. Edith Mitchell celebrated a birthday with 16 relatives and friends. Leonard Goodnow hosted classmates for his 13th birthday with ice cream and cake. Mrs Ed Phillips hosted 20 ladies for needlework and contests See America First and Song Titles. Out of town guests included Mrs B M Hanson of Minneapolis and Miss Bella Corrough of Grinnell.

Clarksville Donald McDonald Grand Forks N. D J. H. Hickle Chicago General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Ross Hazleton Humboldt Cecil Rossway M. B America Mia. B. M. Hanson Minneapolis Misa Bella Corrough Grinnell

Hicks Visit Sparks Reunion in Clarksville Area

Light two course refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Henry Hicks of Primghar former residents of Clarksville spent two weeks visiting relatives and old friends in Minnesota and Town. Nettie Gilbert bought a residence lot of her father J H Gilbert on Superior street. Cellars for Dr J L Scripture new residence on Green street and H W Kitchens new residence on Superior street east are being excavated.

Henry Hicks Prim+ ghar Clarksville Pornta Minnesota Mra Henry Wamsley Nettie Gilbert Thaa J. H. Gilbert Superior Street J. L. Scripture Green Street H. W. K. Kitchen

Parkersburg Notes on Visits and Local Events

Milton Van Buskirk and family of St Paul visit Mrs Kofoed this week then visit her mother Mrs Clemmens of Waterloo before returning home. The senior class play in the opera house drew a large audience. $117 was taken. Twelve seniors named. Several residents visit relatives in nearby towns. A runaway injured two but not seriously. Lorena Striegal returns to State Exchange Bank after surgery. Margaret Ceperley closes Wightman school. new building planned. Royal Neighbors plan an old fashioned social in their hall.

Milton van Buskirk St. Paul Big Slaver Kofoed Clemmens Waterloo Opera House Etta Lubberts Mildred Edwards Mildred Jackson Glen Williams Joe Haverson Grant Palmer Harold Ross Edna Stowe Evan Wilson Jennie Stick J.C. Kofaed James Deyo Sheffield Huntley Dumont J. Deyo J. E. McLaren Chicago Emma Ferguson RK. Vanderlan Lorena Striegal State Exchange Bank Margaret Ceperley Wightman

Dandruff Cure Promise Promotes Liquid Argon Treatment

An old advertisement claims four ounces of liquid argon can dissolve and destroy dandruff overnight with nightly scalp applications. It promises relief from itching and shinier hair after repeated use and asserts availability at drug stores.

Almple

Riverside Picnic Highlights Local News

Frederika May 19: a group enjoyed a riverbank picnic after school with plans for another excursion next Thursday. Fred Lundberg and wife of Rockford are visiting as guests of Fred's brother Oscar. Dr. Gunsaulus was operated on at Rochester last Thursday. daughter Laura stayed with him. Dr. Babcock of New Hampton and granddaughter visited. son in Mexico. Fishing season opened with enthusiasm from anglers along the Wapsie, but bites were scarce.

Frederika G. T Fred Lundberg Rockford Fred Oscar Gunsaulus Rochester Minn Laura

Local Social Notes From Frederika And Surroundings

Thursday evening events and visits with parents in Frederika are noted. Miss Bertha Warneke resigns from the St. Charles hotel in Sumner to take a clerk job at the Schlutsmeier store in Waverly. John J. Kurtz of Benton Harbor becomes the new manager of the Schultz department store and starts work Wednesday morning. An advertisement offers free film development by Hansen & Pletcher in East Fourth Street.

Frederika Claus Helen Barber Waverly Walter Furgemen Bertha Warneke St. Charles Sumner Schlutsmeier BH. C. Bennett Britain Stevenson H. J. Wynoff John J. Kurtz Benton Harbor Mich Schultz Department Store

Local residents travel and visits noted around Tripoli

May 19 Tripoli report lists F G Oltregge Theo Pockels H H Neyerman and Fred Commer traveling to Waterloo on business and attending a Burlington Waterloo baseball game. Also mentions John Abraham visiting ill friend Fred Wittkop, A Bostwicks hosting relatives from Albany Oregon, Tresa Helbig visiting Mabelle Meier, KR Rettig seeking Colfax treatments, and Mrs Hansen with children returning to Stranton Minnesota after a five week visit.

Tripoli F. G. Oltregge Theo. Pockels H. H. Neyerman Fred Commer Waterloo Burlington John Abraham Waverly Fred Wittkop Floyd Bostwick Little Son Albany Ore

Absorbs Skin Chases Wrinkles Youthful Complexion Revival

Emily Colson writes in Flamé Queen about a skin whitening and wrinkle reducing routine. She uses mercorised wax as a cold cream and a saxolite facial wash to restore color and smoothness after illness. The regimen allegedly removes wrinkles and returns a youthful appearance before her friend's wedding.

Emily Colson

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