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tt\e practice games.' The former won ance at the funeral were Hugh Green, »!• . : - -% c&rao from the artny team in Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill, of Albion. and made the Journey north with Har­ Buria) was In Albion cemetery. 96 OUT OF 100 DYSPEPTICS HAV1 ofMifi th* dieoanifort. because the add nett and Orady, who tried out with DANGEROUS ACIO IN THEIR mixes with the fresh food and turns it the local squad. Marion Townahip Itema. STOMACHS, WHICH MUST sour, making a lot more acid. The^ ,, Mrs. A. H. Hill has gone to Massena BE NEUTRALIZED IF add oondltion causae food fermaata JOLLY MINSTREL MAIDS. to help care for her mother, Mrs. Hill, GOOD HEALTH IS tlon, which irritates, distends and In* , who Is falling fast. TO BE MAIN­ flames tho tender stomach lining, M4 FRIGID WEATHER HANDICAPS Novelty Minstrel Performance to Begin Mrs. E. Powell and Mrs. J F. Stiles TAINED. It la not surprising that specialists say Engagement at Orpheum Tonight. If you held a teaspoonful of hydro­ acid stomachs are dangerous. TJUS de- . iPLAYERS AND BUT SEVEN and son, of Des Moines, are visiting at "The Jolly Minstrel Maids" will open the Howard Nicholson home. chloric arid In your mouth for only a cldedly dangerous and uncomfortable. ' condition can be overcome either by1 > INNINGS ARE PLAYED. an engagement of two nights and a Mr. and Mrs. L. lhit brook Providea Feature by Stealing In the previous performances, will hold Two Baaaa and Hom»—Good Record. a prominent place in the new attrac­ tion. v The afterpiece is a scream. One of MA the comedians opens a booking office Special to Times-Republican. and among the applications for posi­ Muscatine. May J.—The second and tions are Eva Tanguay. Edwin Booth, ..r* final garrie of the aeries with the Mar­ Sarah Bernhardt and tho Cherry Sis­ shalltown Alisons yesterday was a ters. sweeping victory, for the Muskies who, The performance Is one big laugh af­ Ball ter another and no one will go away after being shut out four innings, land­ feeling he has not had more than his ed on pitcher Matson for three doubles money's' worth.—Orpheum. and a single, and scored five times. In thfci round, "Bob" Hasbrook demon­ SWEET CORN ACREAGE. CWisysTm strated some Clyde Milan work on the Increased Factory Capacity Enablea Ua tTC i & y* paths by singling and stealing second, to Handle 200 M«re Acres. third and home. TV'e have decided to Increase our Sunday, May 3 j Saturday, May 2 The game -was played under anything factory capacity on sweet corn to en­ but favorable conditions. In addition able us to handle about two hundred acres more than we originally figured. s an to the cold air, which caused several of This Is the last call. Vour returns per ANSONS VS. the men to work in sweaters and acre from sweet corn this fall will K" the pockets for mittens, the ground make your returns from field corn at was so damp that the ball became ex­ 40 cents or less per bushel look mighty LEANDER CLARK COUIGE poor. The Importation of Argentina OF TOLEDO tremely heavy and very hard to handle, ANSONS vs. new Eng- cattle may seem like a Joke hut they and several errors came as the result ^t of [muffs. hammered the market down with it The visitors have an exceptionally feed j ; Just the same. The Importation of Ar­ Ansona Firat to Score. gentina corn is no Joke, it is a living team this yeer, and a eleae con­ ','Chuck" Lind. the champion cold test Is prsdietsd. we are weather man of the Musky hurlers, reality. Sweet corn will be your best started on the mound for the locals and paying crop for 1914. Western Grocer Mills. Chinese University GAME CALLED AT S O'CLOCK ' despite the cold breeze handicap, re­ fused to be.taken out. With one down, in the first inning, "Chuck" gave Fos­ Gilman News Notes. Admission 25 Cents : for men and ter a walk, which was responsible for Miss Tena Chindlund, who is a stu­ the first run of the game, the veteran dent at C/dar Falls, was an over-Sun­ day visitor with her mother, Mrs. E. T. of Honolulu reaching third on error by Hasbrook, and scoring on single.by Carrlgan, who •Clfindlund. and sister, Miss Sophia. was caught later sleeping at second. Robert Tone, who has been confined men, that gives Richards followed with the second hit to his home with a sprained ankle for of the game, and counted when "Wetzel four weeks, returned to his school work An exhibition unique in the history of the national pastime. The Chinese dropped Vieu's long fly. Lind then at Ames Monday. held the visitors at bay until the sixth William Crawford who has been in team has met and defeated many of the better league teams of the coun­ inning, when Carrlgan placed a lucky poor health for some time, has gone to try, and in a tour across the continent last season, lost but three or four an impression of good hit thru second and crossed the plate Rochester for consultation with physi­ on an error and Daley's safe one. The cians. He will remain at the hospital games, altho meeting the best nines in the minor leagues. Ansons started with revenge in the for treatment. seventh and final frame, Kelly, the Arbor Day was observed by the ' 7 first man up, slamming a double to left schools Friday In a very fitting manner. taste. center, and scoring on singles by, Appropriate exercises were given each 1 grade, till of which aasifinbled in the . •y '•:•• * .'...•. • •' Kleminiskl and Foster, and Carrlgan's *g •"•"••.' - sacrifice fly to center. Richards ended •high school room. An elm tree was A Novelty Worth Traveling Miles to See the inning with a fly to Harrell. planted on the campua»_ 'Many visit­ Wetsal Starts Trouble. ors were present to enjoy the pro­ ...The Muskies were unable to • solve gram. • carry snap and the offerings of the Ansons* giant twirl- Miss Minnie Walkup, yrho Is a stu­ dent in business college at Marshall- er, Matson, until the tatter, had ex­ Game Called at 3 O'clock -m tended himself to Jhe limit for four town, spent Sunday with her parents, rounds. Lind opened the fifth'Inning Sir. and Mrs. W. A. Walkup. with a double to right, his clout start' A May breakfast will be given Sat • ing a rally that brought , the first Ave urday morning at the G. A. R. hall by runs. Curtis, next up, flew out, and- the teachers and high school pupils, for Harrell got on first thru the kindness the purpose of buying, baseball suits Admission, Including Amphitheater 25 Cents for the boys and a basketball for the of Foster. Wetzel and Sours followed i with two-baggers-, and. Hasbrook de­ girls. " "- t •• fX^c youngs livered a single and performed the un-' Emmett Thomas, of Marshalltown, ' '• K • i*?. ' . :?• * usual stunt of stealing the next three. was an over-Suriday visitor at the F. , sacks for the fifth run. Barrett was R: Ensminger home. I thrown out by the third baseman, and Miss Marjorle Sutherland, who for Patton concluded the rally with a fly; two years has been teaching in New sees them. to Carrlgan. The count was increased York City, arrived home Tuesday even­ S f two points in the sixth round, when ing for an extended visit with her pa­ McNeely tripled and scored on Llnd'S rents, Mr. and 'Mrs. H. Sutherland. fly to center. Curtis pounded a double After a few days' visit with his pa- to left, stole third and crossed the Tents here, John Walkup left Saturday morning to Join Golmer Bros.' circus. plate on Harrell's out. ' f Yesterday's victory over the Ansons Walkup will pla,y In . gives the Muskies the proud record of Charles Beale, of Superior, Wis., was nine games won and four lost of the an over-Sunday visitor with relatives Standard Vulcanizing Co. thirteen games played to date. The here/ f-i score: Two changes were made in business in a variety of pat- MARSHALLTOWX. circles here this week, when the Pal­ AB. R. H. P. A. E. ace meat market, owned and operated Klemenskl, 3b • * 1 2 by Hite & Corrick, was sold to Hight- Moved Into New Quarters With New and Foster, lb 3 llger Bros., of Marshalltown, who ,will Carrlgan, If 3 take possession about May 18. Fred Modern Equipment that include the Groul-d, of Gould Bros., restaurant own­ Richards, 2b 4 Vieu, cf 3 ers. sold his interest to Fred Slevers, and the firm will now be known as Daley, rf 3 V >£ Stevenson, ss 3 Gould & Slervers. Our new location is now opposite the new Kissel Kar sales­ Kelley, c 3 Mr. and Mrs. William Strickland new black and white went to Marshalltown Thursday to en­ \ ; Matson, p 2 room. We are better equipped than ever with new machinery, Sheehan, p 1 ter the soldiers' home. E. D. Medhus has sold his residence new stock, new and better facilities for handling your repair Total 29 4 8 18 9 3 on North Elm street to John Bobzine. MUSCATINE. The consideration was $4,000. stripes, club checks, AB. R. H. P. A. E. Miss Bessie Veenschoten went to work. Competent workmen and reasonable prices. Marshalltown Wednesday for a few Curtis, cf ... 4 1 1 3 Harrell, 2 b 1 0 1 days' visit with relatives. Wetzel, |f. .... 4 1 3 0 0 1 1 0 Taylor Township Notes. greys in chev- Mrs. Fannie iMaulsby, of Sykeston. Hasbrook, lb ... 3 1 1 7 Work Fully Guaranteed BaVrett, »3 3 0 0 3 N. D., Is. visiting relatives here. t i. 9 0 0 1 A baby daughter arrived Saturday- I . McNeeley, c .... 3 1 1 5 night at the Jay Stowell home. ' • • • 1 1 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prasscr, of Ok­ lahoma City, visited at A. L. Cotton's Total : 25 7 8 21 10 5 last week. t The score by Innings: Goldie Dray, who Is employed In Goodyear, Federal and Empire Red Rubber • *r4 *. R. H. E. iMarshalltown,' came homo Tuesday, ill f -'4 Marshalltown .... 2 00 00 1 1—4 8 3 of measles. Muscatine ...... 0 0 0 0 5 2 x—7 8 3 The aid society met with Mrs. Hol- Two-base hits—Lind, Wetzel, Sours, royd Wednesday. Casings and Tubes 14 Curtis, Kelley. Three-base hits—Mc- C. P. Lester went to Chicago Tues­ I $ Neeley. Sacrifice hit—Patterson. Sac­ day with two cars of fat cattle. rifice flies — Lind, Carrlgan. Stolon J. L. and W. P. Collins were in Ames it * bases—Daley, Stevenson, Curtis, Wetzel Wednesday attending sessions of ono 2, Hasbrook 3. Hits—Off Matron, 6 in of the departments of the college. ' The Largest Tire Stock in Central five-innings. Bases on balls—Off Mat- •Jt. H. Thomas has built a,fine new :k son, 3;- off Lind, 1. Struck out— bam on the 120 acre farm hfc bought Matson, 5; by Lind, 4. Wild pitch— this spring of the Ritchie estate. Iowa. We have the size that tfZi Matson. Passefd ball—Kelley. Mc- A new barn and extensive improve­ i - • Neeley. Left on bases—Marshalltown, ments' on the house have been made at 5: Muscatine, 3. Time of game—1:40. the Cowglll farm, which Is tenanted Umpires—Taylor and O'Bryne. toy Kersey Packer. will fit your car The Pralrievllle school enjoyed a 5 OFFICIAL SCORERS NAMED. pleasant variation from the usual work , U Monday afternoon. On account of It President Juatioe Selects Central As­ being the birthday of the teacher, Mrs. ^IL sociation Statiaticans. Dawson, the children susprlsed her hy President M. E. Justice, of the Cen­ bringing a fine picnic dinner. Tn the tral Association, has named the fol­ afternoon the mother's of the children lowing official scorers for the season o% came in to hear ' thte- Arbor Day pro J We Respectfully Solicit Your Patronage *t*-S H 1914: grant. Mrs. Dawson served Ice cream Cedar Rapids—J. V. Harris, Gazette. and cake. „ , J* \.t iMuscatine—W. D. Randall. Journal. * II Marshalltown—Joseph A. Whitacre, Mrs. Green's Funeral. Times-Republican. . The funeral of lifrs. Henry Groen waa Waterloo—A. E. Johnson, Times- held from the Christian church at LIs- m Tribune. comb Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Burlington—Ralph B. Ross. Gazette. and was largely attended by.relatives Standard Vulcanizing Co. Keokuk—C. E. Honce, Constltutlon- and friends. The service was conduct­ Demoorat. ed by the pastor, Rev..W. P. Clark, as­ Ottumwa—Harold J". Crlpps, Courier. sisted by Rev. G. W. Blershom and Rev. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT | Clinton—L. R. Brooks, Advertiser. Mr. Strawn, the latter of the Bethel The scorers have received. instruc­ Grove church. Mrs. G. W. Blersborn j. A . * * tions from Chief Statistician T. M. and L. L. Blxby sang. The pall bearers Hume, of Burlington, secretary of the werjs Jc^cob Dunham, R. A. McKlbben, 24 South Second Avenue . „ Telephone No. 166 ^so _ H. D. Johnson, G. ft. Ralls, Johii Schlc- It Is Better to Buy of Us > v; b«l and P. A. Thurber. The flowers Hill Releases Pltchara^^ i(:«$e beautiful and included pieces .Manager Belden Hill, of the Cedar |r6m; the C." tV". a' M, of the Christian 4 : Rapids baseball team, haa annou church, and Mrs. Green's Sunday school Wish* You Had the releaae of two pitchers, "WIM 81! Class, the Rhoda Green Ctrcle, besides 4* Marshalltown's * Case and "Bob" Tidrow. These twq many flowsra from relatives atad men worked in the two games played friends. by Cedar Rapids In this city durtn*: * Relatives from a distance tn attend­

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