The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 2

WATERLOO EVENING COURIER AND REPORTER, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1911 when an automobile In which they were riding turned turtle til mllca covered the ring whll playing In the yard. It Is the regulation band Chapter of Iowa News STORE CLOSES AT 8 O'CLOCK OF HEALTH AND 0. 1. CLASH HAMMOCKS all remaining: stock Discount or 1-3 Off at PARASOLS all go Saturday at 25 f0 Discount, or 1-4 Off EXCEPT SATURDAYS AT 9 P. M.

Values Offered Here in Our July Clearance Sale G3 of Seasonable Merchandise Are Unmistakably the Best. Your Shopping Here Tomorrow. Great 23c Collar Sale Saturday 1 Do The Great Belt Fad Is Here Again Our great display of exclusive novelties Is more than meeting the approval of the trade. Priced for Saturday, each Crepe de Chine Boudoir Caps Lace and Rosebud, trimmed in pink, blue, old rose, lavender and white. Satur day, each In the new Gladstone, Norman and Medici styles, made of Organdie, Pique and Batiste with lace and colored edges, also embroidery designs.

Just the finishing touch for your simimer Dresses. QO Saturday, each New Silk Nose Veiling west of here. The Injured: Henry Loller, fractured left shoulder and bd bruises. Mra. Loller, left leg broken and badly bruised.

Dr. Loller of 8tdney, chest. Injured and several ribs broken. Two small children of Mr. and Mrs.

Loller escaped Injury by a mir acle. The party was on Its way to Sidney, In going down bill tbe auto struck some loose dirt and went Into the dltih, turning completely over and throwing all iho occupants They are being cared for nenr tuo scene of the accident. MKAICAN WAR VKTKRAN IHLH AT IOWA 1TY Iowa City. July 10. The funeral of Michael Mclnnerny.

a tetaran of the Mexican war, was held yesterday morning at St. Patrick's church. Hfl died at his home here aa a result of gradually falling health that came with old age. He was 92 years old. Ho waa born In County Clare, Ireland.

Feb. 29. 1S22. and at the age of 21 came to America, and landed In Uoston. After a short residence there he went to Augusta, and there enl'ated as a volunteer when the Mexican war broke ont.

For five years he served In the army, taking part In some of the most prominent battle of the war. In the battles of Chepultepee and Mexico City, he was almost fatally wounded. Mclnnerny csme to Iowa City in 1S4, and engaged in (he mercantile business, in which he was active for the following 8 fi years. For the next doten years he carried on a grocery buslneNS. EMMfcTMnVRfl TEAnrun (TCNSUKRD RY BOARD, TCmmetsbnrg, July 10.

A long drawn fight here over the moral fitness of T. M. Prall, superintendent of the Emmetsburg schools, was terminated In the five members of the board toting to find him guilty of immoral conduct. On a previous teat three members of the board hsd toted to sustain tbe superintendent. Following this action Attorney Dan Kelly visited a number of towns where Prall formerly taught and assembled quite ft mass of evidence.

When the attorney rturned Mr. Prall attempted to resign without having his case reoponed, but the board reconsidered Its former vote of confidence and held unanimously against him. The complaints here hsd been made by three young women, high school pupils. Other points at which complaints had been made against Mr. Prall during his services as a teacher were Atalissa.

Des Moines. Linden and Atoca, and Chamberlain and Alpena, S. D. When trouble was started at those various point he had managed to atill activities by resigning. TowNSTrrr officers hold REOOKDfl FOR IX)NO SERVWEk rda Orove.

July 10. -Christy brother of the present au ditor of state, nas been re-elected io tho office of eecretary of the township school board for the 2Sth time. An old neighbor, Robert Baxter, better known aa "Barefoot Bob," who at one time was representative from Ida county, was ro-filocted to the office of township school treasurer for the 25th consecutive time. IONO IOKT WEDDING RING 18 POUND AT IDA GROVE. Ida Grot, July 10.

Twenty-four years ago Mra. A. L. Jensen, wife of Ida Groves' pioneer Jeweler, lost her wedding ring. Although persistent search was made for It for many months, it was not recovered until this week, when a little girl, whoso parents now occupy the old Jensen home, where the ring was lost, tin- Urban when the.

fltnt Intenirban car on the new Odar Valley line passed through that place, lie speaks at tbe Interstate fHlr in Marlon Hopt. 3i And other dates are as foLlowa: July S9. lVtersville, Clinton county; Aug. Anita, Cass county; Aug. 14, Parts City, pecatur county; Sept.

14, Rhodes, Marshall county. He aooa will open headquarters here and also in Des Moines. Mr. Hamilton will make an aggressive campaign for election. sntn imimmakmknt day TO OHSKUVKD BY TTV Cha'ies City, July 10.

Street Im-piovi uiem day Is to be observed In Charles City next Tuesday by the Commercial club and all others of-j ferlug their services Thfl Ilart-P irr company liiia offered thn vise of its traction engines and a road let-! elnr. The Charles City Western1 railroad has offered the use of all suoela, picks and other tools of the company that may bo needed. The Ladies' Improvement association will serve lunch to tbe workers. The city engineer and several mem hers of the Commercial club base Inspected all the streets In order to outline a plan of work for the day. Two of the prluclpal streets are lo be paved later In the season, so they 1I1 not require the services of the workers Those volunteering their hp! vices will meet In the central park in the morning with all the paraphernalia necessary for the day's work.

SAYS C1TILS CANNOT I NSI'RK IN MLTI'AIaM Cedar Rapid, July 10. Can an Iowa city take out liability insurance in a mutual company? Thlf. is the question which has been put np to Attorney General Cosson nnd the new Industrial com-mlssioner of insurance, Kmory English, because of a ruling made by K. V. Oawley, city attorney for the city or Cedar Rapids, against rou-I mi Is The (juestlon Is an extremely Important one because upon Its decision hinges a vast amount, of business for the Iowa mutual which are authorised to write Insurance under the new workmen's compensation act.

If the state authorities give an adverse ruling and decide as Mr. Dawley did, mutuals will not jet a "look in" on the liability business of snch corporations as municipalities, counties and school districts. The matter was brougM to the at-tenilon of the state officials by officers of a mntnal company of this city, which has been authoriied to write compensation Insurance under tbe Iowa law which went; Into effect July 1. Tbe city of Cedar Ilnplds decided, upon the advice of its city attorney to ask for blda on liability for all persons employed by the municipality rather than carry its own Insurance, which It Is permitted to do under the statute. Kvery agent for an old line com pany In the city put in a bid and so did the mutual.

Before me sins were opened Mr. Dawley was asked to give an opinion on the subject, and basing his advice on a supreme court ruling which related to the city of Brooklyn, being refused permission to build a municipal opera house, he asserted the, city could not go Into the insnrsneo, hnsl-ness. The mutual offered to carry the risk for 75 per rent of the old line rates, which would have sated the city about 1,000. It. will cost the city about $3,600 to carry the ricks In the old line companies, several of them being selected so as to divide up the business.

SKRTOVSLY 1IVRT IN OSCEOLA ACCIDENT Opceola. July 13. Three persons were seriously Injured yesterday Great 7c Sale of Toilet Articles Saturday These household toilet necessities were never sold at this low price before. Supply your needs Saturday. The latest Paris fashion and white.

Special Saturday, the yard, 29c 10c Bottle Bay Rum 10c Package Rice Powder. .7 10c Combs 7 10c Package of Best Sachet 10c Bottle Witch Hazel. 10c Package best quality pure 10c Box Imported Rouge. .7 Powders 7 10c Can Talcntn 7 10c Eye Brow Pencils 7 Poudre aVf" rtuni 7 IOC Bottle Cream of Fresh silk Hair Net, extra large, XNaU 'f iles and TweeS supply youreeTwUh best Lemons, healing cooling and (5 nets In package) .7 best quality steel, each. .7 soaps at cheapest prices.

bleaching lotion 7 10c Eye Brow Brushes 7 10c Package Nail Enamel. .7 Best 5c Soaps, 2 bars for. 7 1 1 1 ki black, white and black 25c 15c Yard wash goods. 15c made of the new fashion prettily trimmed with fine Large lot of Moire Silk, Printed Taffeta Silk, Silk Serge, Brocaded Silks and Messalines of first quality in desirable light and dark patterns. Values to $1.00 yard.

Short ends and waist lengths. July Clearance Sale Price, yard b9v wedding ring, aolld gold and wlda, and Mr. and Mra. Jensen war great ly pieastj orer it recovery, iuixct ifasrriosr talk KHRKWD HARMON EFFORT. Washington, D.

July lO.The movement to have B. T. Meredith of Des Moolnea made assistant c.rforr of agriculture la a nhrewd political effort on the part of iUnreaeotatlve Connolly to paUh up difference union Iowa Democrats aa pausaiI hv ih senatorial primary. Mr. Connol ly talked the matter over with the president and Secretary Houston several tlmea before he could get them to give It attontlon.

At the White House It wa stated that Secretary Houston had mentioned Mr. Meredith, hut that no definite proffer had been made, Mr. Meredith has given out an announcement at Dos Moines that be la not In post-tlon to accept tho office under present, conditions, even if It should be tendered to him. RAPS WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND ALSO (TRFKW LAWS West Liberty, July 10. "I never will support woman suffrage, ao long as the women permit a French dancing teacher to dictate their fash-Ions In dress," declared Chancellor George Bradford of the University of Oklahoma, In his Chautauqua address here.

The curfew law also was bitterly assailed by Mr. Bradford, who declared the law was but the admission of careless parents that they were content to turn the management of their children over to the officers of the law, STILL SEARCHING FOR PKMKNTF.D MURDERER Grinnell, June 10. The whereabouts of Frank Raleigh, believed to be mentally deranged, who shot and killed an unknown man In the Rock Island station here on June 80, Is still a mystery. The shooting occurred at 2 o'clock In the afternoon and was witnessed by a large number of people. Immediately after firing the fatal shot, Raleigh walked away and Is still at large, armed with a revolver.

His victim, whom he shot under tbe delusion that he was a white slater, has been burled here with his Identity and place of residence still unknown. LONE TREE YOUTH DROWNED Iowa City, July 10. Will O'Con nor of Lone Tree, a graduate of tbe Iowa City high school, was drowned In tho Iowa river. His death was hastened when his head struck on on a rock aa he sank. Come to tho 1c cream sociable at First M.

E. church tonight. advertisement) Assessments Need Equalizing Again Des Moines, July 10. (Special.) Assessors and county assessing boards are making report to the state which Indicate that even after the drastic action taken last year to equalize assessments and the tax able value placed on personal prop erty, they refuse to maintain the equality. The state board of review required by law to adjust values by rt.

sing or lowering values, made an order, which if followed, meant that for the first time In Iowa history all personal property in the well recognized classes was last year valued in every county of the state the same as in every other county. It provided, for instance, that 3-year-old horses In every county of tbe state should be assessed at. substan tially the same value, and so with other kinds of property. But here come the reports from the local boards of review and coun ty officials showing nearly as great discrepancy as In the past, as be tween some counties. One county reported valuation on horses of $22 and the very next county 61 for the same class, and yet the council or dered approximately $43.

So with other classes. Now what Is the council going to do this year assess in accord with law and equalize values under the mandate of the code, or do as some would hate it dona, permit the inequality to stand? All but about 10 of the county reports have now been received and the rest are on the way. RULL MOOSE PAPER TURNS REPUBLICAN Oalesburg, 111., July 10. Formal announcement has been made by Senator Chas. F.

Hurburgh of Gales-burg that, he Is a candidate for the Republican nomination for congressman from the Fifteenth district at the primaries, Sept. 0. An announcement, of particular interest In this connection Is that the Galosburg Evening Mail, the lurg-est and most prominent Bull Moose newspaper in the downstate, will support Mr. Hnrhurgh's candidacy, returning to the support of republican policies. The Mall has been quoted extensively by the Progressive papers of the state and has been looked to aa the leader, so Its decision to support the Republican candidate will be received with surprise.

Electric Fixtures. Black Hawk Electric Co. (advertisement) A. WORTHAM SHOWs" ALL NEXT WEEK Next week will be carnival week in Cedar Falls. The Fair association and the C.

A. Woriham shows combined are to furnish a line of amusement and attractions that are paid to be second to none. All the different members of the committee have been as busy as bees arranging for this big week. The Wortham shows, whom they have secured to furnish the attractions for the week, are away above the average carnival organliations. The attractions are composed of first Summer Wash Goods FORXFR MOVES TO nosK I.

A IV. ORTOKY AT IOWA -ITY. Claim Cnlrerrtty AlHmed io Work It Pes Molne. Jul? 10. fare broke ont yesterday between the state board of htiaUJi and the ofliria of th state university at Iowa City over Hit state epidemiologic n'l laboratory authorized by the leK islaiure.

The hoard at in animal iiieetlnF, betns held at the canltol, adopted resolution directing that all lieali.lt and sanitary Investigation In lon he made by the statu board. This in intended to force the Mate university torease doing work of thin nature. If the. board f.lan works out a epectd, tb statu board of education rill close the new laboratory established at Iowa City and will rWirp Itr. Woods, who wan employed -as epidemiologist at a salary of a year, and his assistant.

Mr. Hltunan, at salary of $1,200 a year. The thirty-fifth general assojnbljr made an appropriation or $5,000 for a Mats epldemloloRlM, whoso duty It Is to investigate epidemics and health conditions about the Mate, The member of the board of health say that the legislature Intended that this office should hate been established at Oes Moines But. the legislature plmed the appropriation with the sura set aside for the state university at Iowa City. The mm of $5,000 was Het aside for the work.

Former President John G. Bowman proceeded on the theory that the $5,000 belonged to the. university, He employed lr. Woods as epidemtoloftiat and Hlnman assistant riving the two $4,700 out of the $5,000 in PHlaries Tbe university advertised that It wan prepared to do health work ami offered to make analysis of water for cities of the sftde without charge. All of thin displeased the board of health, for the board contended that thl work properly belonged to It and tbat the state university was getting outside of tin One of this condition has psis'tii the second year wns opened Jnij The board of health has intend' I its resolution adopted to prevent cities of the state from applying to the university for assistant.

By biking away the health and sanitary work It i expected that the board of educa-tioii lll i lota ih( laboratory. As one member of the board ex-urefsed It, for the last ytar wa that u.nt vrut practically two Hate boards of health and that she work of the Iowa City officials Interfered seriously with the work of thf state board. JOHN HAMILTON AtitiKKHKlYK CAMPAIGN Cedar Rapids, July 10. Although he declare emphatically that he is not a "public speaker," Hon. T.

Hamilton of this city, who is the Democratic candidate for governor (bis year, has already booked enough dates to keep him fairly busy during the early part of the campaign. Most rtf tbe invitations have come from places where home coming celebrations and like gatherings are to be held, so he will not delve into politics. Mr. Hamilton spoke last, week at The cost per cup of both the the a One large table loaded with summer Values from 25c to 50c. July Clearing Sale Price, yard Yard One Urge lot of white and ecru lace, net and chiffon nl- inga, np to 8 inches wide, with i plain and colored am edges.

Saturday, yd. r. 25o Silk Tango Cords, 10c ail colors, each Special Sale of Plain and Fancy Colored Silk Ribbons, 5 and 6 Inches wde, values to 85o a yard; special the yard 19c 13 Handkerchief Sale Saturday Ladies' and men's good quality white handkerchiefs, Saturday per dozen 50c Large lot of fashionable ugnt weignt wool dress ga goods, Saturday HALF PRICE. Arl Department See the many new Art Needle Work Novelties now on display for veranda and vacation saving. New fall line of Royal Society Package Goods now on sale.

Free las traction In Needle Work every Tuesday and Friday mornings. Made up Fancy White Tea and serving Aprons, lace and pleated ruffle trimmed. Stamped ready to embroider, ..10 (See Window.) QUALITY COUNTS 725 Sycamore Stree New Style Summer Waists, 97c I In white and colors. Well able wash materials. Very laces and embroidery An CI 7 A unusual value, each vlQ Hosiery Specials Onyx Silk Hose, pair 50c Silk lisle Colored Hose, the pair 25c Children's Silk Lisle Hose, the pair 9c 25c Men 's White Sox, wonderful wearing quality, the pair.

be Underwear Specials Ladies' Best 50c lisle 3 Piece Union Suits, Saturday, the suit. 43c Ladies' Best 25c sleeveless lisle Vests, Saturday, each 1 9 Children's summer Union suits, special lvalue Saturday, the puit 1 9g Men's $1.00 Athletic dimity Union suits, Saturday each 79c class shows such a a good old one-fashioned one ring circus, a trained wild animal show and a good Wild West show, an autodrome, crystal maze, a wonderful and beautiful illusion show, the mystifying show with the title of "Mamie," the water circus In which there are wonderful swimmers, divers and log rollers of both sexes from different countries of the world, including that wonderful performer, "Reckless Russell," a congress of old fashioned side shows, and of course, the ever present merry-go-round and Ferris wheel. POSLAM ALLAYS SKIN SUFFERING INSTANTLY Special Sale Genuine Sea Grass Waterproof Suit Cases Regular $1,50 value. Saturday only, each (Basement.) One Can Have A Good Time At Table without the usual cup of coffee, and feel a whole lot better between meals, too free from that old "off color feeling' biliousness, indic'estion. nervousness and heart flutter.

The secret is BIG SPECIALS MEATS FRANK C.KRUEGER MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS i One io pound pail pure Lard. One i pound pail Compound 90c Rib Boil Beef, per lb lOc Pork Shoulder Roast, per lb 15c Pork Loin Roast, per lb 18c Fancy Rib Roast Beef. Fancy Spring Chickens. Choice Milk Fed Veal. 1 All kinds of Cold Meats.

instead of coffee. Try the I'liaiie for a couple of weeks and observe two noticeable things: You won't miss the old beverage, for Postimi tastes much like rare old Java. Further, there's the brisk, alert feeling free fixni logyness of a lazy liver and disturbed digestion. Thousands of people have made the change and know "There's a Reason." Postuiti comes in two forms: Regular Postum must be well 1m died, toe and 25c packages. Instant Postum needs no boiling.

A teaspoonful of soluble powder stirred in a eup of hot water makes delightful beverage instantly. Add cream and sugar to taste. 30e and 50e tins. "One Is Judged by the Books One Keeps" Calltra have little time to read titles so they judoe iht books by the cabinet that contains them. Family books cabinat all arc closely related.

rCabinets are popular because they meet needs of design, as welt as of convenience. Thes cabinets ara made In period styles. They give you a selection without requiring special construction, they harmonirt with your wishes. They Do Not Look Sectional -but They Are I Call soon-set-discuss the Macey) FURNITURE CO. 1 I If vou sufTr from Ecxfms or any Itchinir affectum so torturing and aggravating, particularly In hot weather, f'oslam Is ready to free you completely from distress, as It has thousands of others.

Stops itching and soothes inflamed kins. Quickly relieve Sunburn, takes soreness out of mosquito bites, Ivy-Poisoning, Cuts, Scalds, Bruises. Comforts ltomng feet, and every form of itching irritation. For skin protection, always keep Poslam handy. Your drurgtst sells Poslam For frea sample write to Emergency Laboratories.

32 West 25th street. New York. Poslam Soap; for toilet and bath; a dally benefit and delight. Superior because medicated with Poslam. (AydvrUamnn PEOMPT DELIVERY SERVICE.

FRANK C. KRUEGER kinds is about the same. Grocers everywhere sell POSTUM Phone 627..