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VOLUME FORTY-TWO MARSHALLTOWN, IOWA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1916 NUMBER 28S . i
man, Ross Moore, «was oq the stand Ancient, Rite " again, being, recalled to testify that NEWS OF THE DAY he did not go to the home of his • For Burial of brother on the Sunday evonlng of the T.-R. BULLETIN. murder. STOCK E E6G BOYCOTT ,t wh 4 Dead Monarch REBUTTAL FOR Mrs. St H. Landers and Mrs. Alice The Woathar. Fisher also testified briefly before the Sun rises Nov. 28 at 7:2; seta at 4:$4.' defense rested. Mrs. Lunders declared Iowa—Cloudy tonight, possibly rain Vienna, via London, Nov. 27.—The she walkeg. home from down town with in extreme east portion; slightly rMi her huitoand, Kdward Landers, on the AGAIN III FORCE coffin of JCmperor Francis Joseph has t IN NEW YORK cloudy In west and .central portions; been Anally closed but the body wilt \- .Sundarf-night bf the murder, as he had Tuesday generally fair; warmer in testified/ When be suid he saw a man tfJS.i t^piain lying in state until Thursday, extreme western portion. the day set for Interment. Sensational Red Oak Trial enter the Moore home whom he be Illinois Veterinarian Closes Range of temperature at M&rs hall- Housewives League Starts At the' burial In the crypt of the lieved to>be"Albert Jones. town: Sunday 52 and 33; Saturday THREE SIDES Capuchin, an historic ceremony will be Enters On Its Third .Before the defense had nested its Chicago and East St 46 and 24; Nov. 2«, 1915, 54 and 2(. At Movement to Boot f g jg^.\ fcl/t ^ ' V?VJ - carried out which was designed to im case Senator Jones' counsel called him 7 this morning, 40; yesterday, 55. press the monarch's successor that In s back tO; the witness stand for the pur Louis Yards. .'•MW.: • :. Stage. . ;y pose otiC; Introducing a letter which he Speculators. spite Of all pomp a sovereign Is merely PAGE ONE •j !• , Teutonic Forces Begig Con- a mortal. The funeral procession will received' in answer to the one he sent mm:- to Chief of Police AVilcke,. of Blue Is- Telegraphic News: be halted at the entrance to the vault Stockyards Closed to Shlpoii verging Drive From by a challenge from within: "Who Is land; iH., and which was Introduced in BROTHER OF MOORE evidence this morning by the defend APPLIES ALIKE TO Outbreak of Foot and Mouth MOVEMENT MAY S'' there?" The reply will be made: "His Feared. - Three Directions, most serene majesty, the Emperor ant. Attorney Mitchell objected to the CONSULTED' SEER introduction of answer into evidence CATTLE AND SWINE Housewives Boydbtt Eggs, / BECOME NATIO Francis Joseph." Red Oak Trial Reaches 7 •?' Stage. The challenger will ttten reply: "I and although counsel for Jones argued at length for Its admission, Judge Jones Begins Rebuttal. .N know him not." Responding to a sec Teutons Drive Tow? ^ Bucharest greatest hanger ond challenge the announcement will Plaintiff Given Opportunity to Ridicule Rockafeller sustained the objection and Suspected Caaaa of Foot and Mouth Wholesale and Retail Dealer* Giv4 the jury' will not be permitted to see From Three Sides. £ be made: "The emperor of Austria and "\Mrs. Tompkins' Story as Originated . Disease in Kansas, Nebraska and v Approval to Flan Sofia dlfpatch to Berlin says Em evidence given by E. H. Landers, of On his cross-examination Attorney To Appraise Huff Land For Road ~T with a. converging drive on Bu- peror Nicholas of Russia has arrived inarian Disen today, following receipt The movement has the indorsement «C Shenandoah, that on the Sunday night Beeson attempted to go into more of Change. - cbarest Iron three directions in at Kelv on his way to Roumania, her alleged detective activities. of news of a suspected -outbreak of the the National Housewives' League, John ^ i, > •• of the Moore murder about 8:15 Club Activities Outlined. where he will confer with King Ferdi o'clock he had .seen a man whom he foot and mouth disease in Kansas, Ne J. Dillon, commissioner of foods and \J*j progress. ; '-[Continued on Page 5] Swearlngen Will Contest Begun. The immediate threat to .the cap- nand. 7*. " believed to be Albert Jones go into the" braska and Missouri. Two Enlist For Regular Army. markets, and John Hartlgan, commla* home of Joe Moore. alonsf of weights and measures, repre .. itai seems to be greatest on the Marshalitown Twenty-five Years Ago. Retire From Alt River Line, t . Landers was first given a further Outbreak Only Suspected. senting the city. Wholesale and retail ''southwest, where the invaders Bucharest, via London, Nov. 27.—The RADIO WARNS OF General and Brief City News. cross examination. during which Omaha. Neb., Nov. 27.—The action of PAGE TEN dealers also have given. the proposal f • •x. have approached to within fifty Roumanians have retired from the line Jones' counsel introduced in evidence tholr approval as the only practical of the river Alt, the war office an U-BOAT NEAR U. S. the Illinois authorities in quarantining Markets and General: s miles, after field Mara hid von a letter which he admitted having against live stock from Nebraska. Kan method of defeating the speculators. nounces. ' Wheat Prices in Marked Slump. >• 3Iackensen bad fobned the passage written from Shenandoah t,o Marshal sas and Missouri is understood to be Corn Gives Way With Wheat. This embargo Is said to be the first Horton at Villisca on June 23, 1913. In one of Its kind which hashed the sup of the Danube at two points and Incoming Vessels Told to Look Out precautionary and due to the arrival Demand From Packers itaosts Hogs. this he said he saw the man enter the at the Kansas City stock yards of a Cuttle Strong. port of dealers. A meeting of the pres ' • effected a Junction with the armies Moore home "either on Saturday or For Hostile Ship—Two German Sub idents of ail the retail grocers' associa _ of General von^alkeiihayn, wihictt INEZ MILHOLLAND car load of cattle from'Chase county. Improved Highways Boost Land Sunday night." In answer to his un marines May Be Planning Raid— Nebraska, which are suspected of hav tions has been called for next Wednes are pressing rapidly eastward aft- BOISSEVAIN DEAD certainty at that time he said the Many Vessels in ganger Zone. Values. day to work out a plan of co-operation ~er having broken , the .Roumanian ing foot and mouth disease. statement was "evasive." Landers Drs. Bennett and Houck. of Chicago, between theipubllc and retail dealers ^resistance on the lower' Alt. said he "evaded his real conscience" to New York, Nov. 27.—Six steamships to strike at speculators in eggs and * ^ lighting on the d&acedonian federal inspectors, are to examine the MUNITIONS LADEN "S Noted Suffragist and Lawyer Suc- r.hield Jones. arriving here today from feuropean and cattlc at Kansas pity today and until later to attack speculation In other front has been less general on ac- eumbs to lllneas Brought on by Tojp Poston, husband of Mrs. Lan food stuffs. - count of bad weather, but contin- West Indian ports report- they caught their report is received no action will SHIP IN DISTRESS Strenuous Campaigning in Behalf of ders' - sister, was put on the stand by bo taken here. The cattle in question Reports on other cities Indicate tlMt * ued progress for the ItaUaqs, who the plaintiff in rebuttal and testified wireless warnings yesterday to keep a the movement Is spreading thruout the r" are driving northwest, -weat* of Hughee—Woman Who Propoaed. watch for belligerent warships, but did not pass thru the Omaha yards. that on the Sunday evening in ques Norwegian Steamer Nieia Neilaen, eastern states. , ' Jfonastir, is reported by t Paris. tion Landers' wife was at his restau pone was observed. The incoming ves Sofia declares, the Italians were Los Angeles, Nov. 27.—'Mrs. Inez sels took such precautions as shrouding v Iowa May Put Up Bars. Bound For Vladivostok With War rant helping and that Mr. Landers had Des Moines, Nov. 27.—State Veter WHEAT PRICE8 SLUMP. *•* repulsed in this region. A Bulga-* MilhollandyBoissevain, widely known come down shortly after supper and the lights during darkness and having Supplies, Facing Destruction in Gale, ' rian counter attack northeast of woman suffragist and welfard worker, the lifeboats swung out. The arrivals inarian James I. Gibson today sent that they "sat and talked in front of telegrams to federal officials at Kansas 250 Milea Waat of Seattle. v~ Valuea Come Down With Crash 'f - Monastir in the Cerna river region died in a hospital here shoctly" before the dafe until 10:30 o'clock. He said today included the American liner Big Selling Movement.- , .was repulsed, according to the Lapland, from Liverpool; the Italian sae City and Omaha, sking coreflrmtlon midnight Saturday nlgbt after an ill he and his wife had walked part way San Francisco, Cal.. Nov. 27.—The Chicago. Nov. 27. — Wheat prtcea 'lyt Frenoh war office. . . ships Duq D'Aostaand and Nipoli, from of rumors that hoof and mouth disease ness of ten weeks. She was 30 years home with them. Poston also said had broken out again in Nebraska. Norwegian steamer Niels Nellsen Is In came down today with a crash, break- , y .. .Seemingly there is no disposition that he served W. B. McCaull with his Medlterrahean ports; tjie Danish ves lng In some cases as much as on the part of either the British or old. sel Frederik VIII., from Scandinavian Kansas and Missouri. Dr. Gibson stated distress, 250 miles west of .Seattle, ac breakfast after 6:15 o'clock on the that if the disease had been properly cents a bushel. Big- sales by some ofw-jf * PVench t* attack in force In the Mrs. Bolssevaln was stricken sud Xtfonday morning after the murder. ports; the Brazos, from Porto Rico, cording to advices received today by the leading houses started a »ene*al^Tj - Somme region lust at present J5x- denly while addressing an audience In and the "Burmudlan, from Beermuda! diagnosed he would order an Imme the United States naval radio Btatlon On cross examination he a4mitted this diate state-wide quarantine on all movement to unload holdings and gave^fC j tremely bad weather ha# been re-„ this city during the re.cent- political was the first time he had ever served Apprehension still is felt in shipping here. Wireless advices were that flie an Opening for aggressive selling by^g 1 * ported! as prevailing on this front campaign and fainted on the platform circles here In view of the large num cattle shipments in and thru the state. breakfast to McCaull that early in the He expressed the opinion, however, vessel had lost her propellpr and was bears. * and^ftuCh attacks as Berlin has re- of the meeting. She was removed to morning. ber of passeitger and freight steam Talk of thl likelihood of an armistice ' corded apparently have been local. the hospital And her husband and shop nearing this port .and the re that the disease was not hoof and attempting to return to an American Wilbur Landers, 14-year-old son of mouth disease but stomatitis, symp In Europe had considerable to do Wttll' • irs, . i ia character. London today, in its parent# rushed'from New York to Join E. H. Landers, was also on the stand ported proximity of German subma port. The United States steamship |£ <- toms of which are similar to those of weakening the market and so too dtft v' Franco-Belgian front, tauppi the iitr here. ' Miss Vida Milholland, her this morning for thf defense, being rined. . Rumor that two German sub- South Dakota and others vessels in the the'^jpof ahd mouth disease. v the warnings of a lighting hubmarfna ha reporton operations along the aisteri ^ip with'her when she was called upon to testify that his father marjnef tyav^, broken thru the allied Pacific are proceeding to the location tha Atlantic. Continuance of refer* 'Somme (fee Ancre regions, strlckep and has been In constant at- cordon • wite^Mt*thelr^apa^t© .ihe had not gaten supper at homes, on., t}}$. Haa'Not Developed. - • ' given by *be'Neilaen. -• ence to s possible embargo . by • • < ' activity ten^nce^since' .tWt time: - Sunday evening of the Moore murder. "Atlantic -coast received recognition in The-message received by. the govern United States was likewise a facto*, in the neighborhood of " r&K BolssevaiB i illness was diag- the»general warning sent out last night St. Joseph, "Mo,, Nov. 27.—While the Vment radio station hore Indicated that ^ tli; anemia and blood embargo on shipping cattle from the July wheat fell to $1.45, as compared: ' " nprth of.Araa. .•*- (By a Staff Correspondent.) ^ * by the British cruiser Lancaster. The the Nellsen was virtually helpless. The with $1.54% to $1.54% at the Apish on £ tyahifuslbn' was Resorted to in at warship, stationed fifteen miles south local stock yard continues, Dr. tM. O. Red Oak, Nov. 27.—The third inning Nellsen sailed from Seattle on Nov. 20. Saturday. Berlin, via JSayvllle, Nov. 27.-*<5er- tempts to Improve her condition. Miss of .the sensational slander suit of'Sen east, of Sandy Hook, cautioned all Anderson, in charge of the federal bu far Vladivostok, carrying a cargo of nan and Auatro-Hungarlan troops un Vlda Milholland twice gave blood for ator F. F. Jones of' Villisca against J. steamships flying the flags of the en reau of animal Industry here, says foot munitions, it is said. der command of Gen. Kraft von Del- this purpose and on four other 'oc N. Wilkerson, arising from the detect tente allies to beware of hostile fub and mouth disease has noi developed. GOMPERS RE-ELECTED. menBlngen, advancing on both sides of casions friends submitted to the ordeal ive's investigation of the Villisca ax boats on this side of the Atlantic. Dr. Anderson, whq had had some stock Carried Valuable Cargo. All Old Officers of Labor Federation the rirer Alt, in Wallachla, yesterday in hope that benefit would result. murder of 1912, wa& begun in district Not-since the U-53 entered Newport observation does not believe the ail Washington. Nov. 27.—The Nor pushed back the Roumanian forces 6e- In the thirty years of her life Ines court here late Saturday afternoon. ment discovered here is toot and mouth Chosen—Militarism Opposed. harbor, Oct. 7, and on the following day wegian steel steamer 'Niels Nellssen. Baltimore, Nov. 27.—That the spread y^nd the Topolog river, says the offi Milholland Bolssevaln accomplished The defense formally rested its case sank several British merchant vessels, disease. 8,800 tons, was carrying a general, cial statement issued today by the Ger- more and won more praise and criti after 3 o'clock and the plaintiff "Imme of the trades union movement In "Mex- • has there been &o much uneasiness in cargo, Including war supplies to Vlad- ico would go far toward keeping that mait army headquarters. cism than /alls to the lot of most men diately took up the introduction of re marine -quarters. Colorado Enforoea Embargo. ivistok. Her crew was entirely Nor •"JL Tlhe -Topolog is a tributary of the or women .who live out the allotted buttal testimony. The past two weeks Denvor. Colo., Nov. ^27.—An embargo country and the United States at peace. ^ Almost a f- falo, N. Y., opened here today. Order* PREPARE8 FOR POLAR TRIP. 1 Londin,-Nov. 27.—"Our artillery was Wilson tomorrow. ence of the necessary lessops of hu ^^ had lost control of ljiB oar, which was son attorneys. for more tbaii $600,000 worth of dyes manlty, peace and good will, which1™** Aetlve W night In the neighborhood oveturned at a brldffe approach. Few Witnesses After Wilker«#n. have been boofted by the Monroe Color Rosld Amundsen to Buy Equipment :of LaBaw,'" says, today's official re VILLA IN RETREAT. For Expedition in 1918. It is the duty of our public schools to The offensive had practically com and Chemical 'Company, owners. > impress upon them." V ? port from-.the France-Belgian front.' ^ Anxious N°t to Offend. - New York, Nov. 27.—Roald Amund pleted its case in. chief with the testi Reported to Have Been Completely / "Otherwise there is nothing to report.'"' The automobile manufacturer wanted mony of the defendant Wilkerson him WATSON JURY SECURED. sen, South polar explorer, U here to a picture symbolising speed, and his Driven Away From Chihuahua City. buy two hydro-aeroplanes for use In Fleeced by Wire Tappers. self but several witnesses were called Juarefc, Mex„ Nov. 27.—Judge Fran Kansas City, Nov. 27.—Wire tappor*bV>* If -asp--" • •ulgaga Repulaed by 8erbs. advertising manager; suggested Mer to the stand. Charley Moore, a Georgian, Charged With Sending Ob his 1918 north polar regions, he said on It". :-3m. VSuM, ,3»0ir. 27.—'Bulgarian forces on cury, sketching r%pidljr the figure of cisco Martinez, of the |COupt of letters his arrival at this port tottay on the have enriched themselves by $7,500, \ brother of Joe Moqre, was put on the scene Matter Thru Msila, on Trial. within the last two weeks In operations' ''the Macedonian froht launched a coun the messenger of Olympus. stand to tell of his dead brother's ex here, announced today lie had received Augusta, Ga., Nov. 27.—A Jury to try Danish steamer Frederick Villi, from ter attack <>n the Serbians in the Cerna "That's a good commgnted the information from official sources that Copenhagan. The flying machines, he he're, according, to titatements of one of periences, declaring that his brother, Thomas E. Watson in federal district their victims to the police; The man, fiver region last night- the war office manufacturer. "But who Was this Joe, had been in the employ of Sena- Villa i had been completely driven, away court here for the second time on said, would be constructed so as to " announces. The Bulgarians were re- from Chihuahua City and was retreat charges of having sent obscene lltera- travel over smooth Ice as well as on a Kansas farmer, spent yesterday In Mercury, anyway?" r ion Jones for about twelve years, prior company with detectives seeking loca- > . * pulsed, with, heavy losses. The Italians "Oh, Mercury was the god of speed, to the time he established a business in$ toward the mountains. ture thru the malls was selected short water and will be used for explorations. continue to makep rogrese in the region ly before noon today and calling of The expedition will start in 1918. tion of a pool room where ho alleged you kno^/' •. • •. of his own six years before hlB death. he lost his money. The fake horse race ' sat ef Monastic.•• > ^ ^ "A god!. Then ure can't use It," de Mr .Moore' said that when his brother '* Begin Official Canvass. witnesses was begun. Des Moines, Nov. 27.—The state ex \ Postpone Basaball Meeting. was the method used. •- clared the' auto man. H^We can't get went Into business for himself and quit _____ -v? s> k - •F Reumanflin Raai«»aWee UnSr^Sin, ^ mixed up with anybody's religion; It ecutive council today began, the official Geld Imports Increasing. Chicago, Nov. 27.—The special meet the employ of Mr. Jones he took with Cedar Rapids Man a Suicide, r * Petrograd, via London, Nov. 27.— wouldn't jdo."—Boston Transcript. him the John Dure line/of implements oanvass of the votes cast in Iowa at the New York, Nov. 27.—Further imports ing of the national baseball commis The war offlce announces that the re formerly handled by the Jones store. last general election. The council will of gold, from Canada wero announced sion scheduled to be held here Wednes Cedar Rapids. Nov. 27.—The body Of tiring Roumanians are resisting the peace 'times the potato crop of His brother's business was "pretty canvass all votes except those for gov today, J. P. Morgan & Co. depositing day, was postponed today until next John Wilder, a bachelor, was founAi yesterday In the woods one and one- a ^ ^ Austro-Germanforces in 'areatern Germany tCtals -about- 46,000,000 tone, good* 'and growing at the time of his ernor an1 -Ml.
