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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
E%DDYvILLE.
(By John n. HipeB.)

Fay Collins OF oskaloosa came
down Friday to visit his uncle, i'll.
Sipes.
Mrs. /. J. Edwards returned Friday
fro ma visit at st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
Born, Wednesday, January 3, 1906,
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Reeves, OF
Frederic, a large baby boy.
J. d. Richards and family departed
Thursday for Bozeman, Montana, TO
make that place their future home.
Ed Smith and family, who have
been residents OF Oklahoma for q few
years, returned to Eddyyille this week
to live.
Paul Leeling Of Pleasant township
has been chosen as grand juror in
the Monroe county district court
during 1906.
Jasper G.. Sipes returned to his
home at Oskaloosa Thursday after
spending q few days with his bro
Their, J. L. Sipes.
Miss Bethel Padgett, Of Bluff Creek,
returned this week from a three
weeks visit with relatives ear oska
loosa, Lacey and Rose Hill.
Mrs. Jesse Swan and 0 CLARENCE
visited In Ottumwa from Tuesday It'll
Thursday. Mrs. Swans mother, Mrs
Emma L. Host, who is quite feeble
came home with her.
The Knights OF Pythias had install
lation Of officers Thursday night
After the business of the meeting
had been attended TO q banquet wal
rendered the lodge by the new chan
cellor commander, J. A. Lafferty.
A. w. Riggs, who has been a mem
Der Of the Soldiers Relief Commits
sion Of Wapello county for severa
years, rendered his resignation Tues
day on account OF falling health, ant
on Wednesday the county supervisor
selected Amos Gray TO succeed him
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
NOTICE or INCORPORATION or
HAwkEYE TIMBER COMPANY.

Notice IL hereby k.ven that Y. w.
Hutchinson. Fred Lumpe, ST., md lrv.
ing G. Johnson have associated them.
selves together as a body corporate
under the laws Of the State Of Iowa.
/. The name OF the corporation is
Hawkeye Timber Company, its prin-
clpal place Of business at oskaloosa,
Iowa.
2. The general nature of the bust.
ness OF the corporation shall be to
purchase, lease, own or in any other
manner acquire, sell, bond, mortgage,
or in any other manner dispose Of tim
Der and timber lands; to purchase,
build, lease,own and in any other man
ner acquire, sell, bond, mortgage, or
in any other manner dispose of, oper-
ate, develop, promote, use, equip or
maintain saw mills, planing mills, fac.
tories, stores, warehouses or any 9TH
er structure, building or manufactur.
ing plant of whatsoever Kind or ma.
ture, railways, canals, tramways, cleo.
trlcal or lighting plants, mines, booms
ane water rights, to acquire and dis
pose Of capital stock and bonds OF
other corporations, to acquire and dis
pose of such real and personal prop.
erty as may be convenient or c
sary in the conduct and management
Of its affairs.
8. The authorized capital stock
shall be two hundred thousand dollars
($200, 000), and the board Of directors
shall have power 70 determine the
time and terms of payment OF such
shares; said stock to be equally di.
vided into two classes, preferred cap
ital stock and common capital stock
4. The corporation shall commence
on the 18th day of December, 1906, and
shall continue for a period of twenty
years unless sooner dissolved.
5. The corporation shall be man
aged by a board Of directors consist
ing OF not less tnan Ave and not
more than nine, VINO shall be elected
at the annual stockholders meeting.
9. The highest amount OF indebted
ness to which the corporation shall az
any time subject itself shall not ex-
coed two-thirds Of the capital stock.
z. The private property OF the
stockholders Of the corporation both
common and preferred sha.. be exempt
from corporate debts. 21w4
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

'le ~ N1yVA w ire rsvnfoNi Man
sthppl ~ waite OAs ph,Anth iafs
Wednesday esNMlnN va ntwippmNa
~ ncncupt "A tha slnfuh
A. ~ Nufion, talsot d ne rYemont
Gazette. h hasinn naoga lhsn Ma share
IL rlcAnsss. iiM little daughter Mar.
cla "a quite ~ AZ me home of her
grandparents IN MArennn While Mr.
Morton N cohhned 10 Ma home here
~ Fremont with a severe attack ~
IA grippe
The vacation d about over and eur
students are returning ~ their various
schools. Arthur deck and Clarence
Smith 40 10 Iowa wesleyan At ML
Pleasant, Robert ans Elmo lott 20
Cornell. Earl Alderman and Walter
Ehrenhard 70 Elilott's Business col.
leKe. Burlington.
Jan, 6. Casey.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
FREMONT.

q. W. Meeker and Mr.. Hermann, OF
Manitou, Ill, are here looking after
land interests.
Walter Mowry, one Of u best citi-
zens. has moved TO Hedrick where ne
has purchased a meat market.
Howard Goehring is slowly recover.
ing from a severe attack Of pneumo-
MIA, while Mrs. Goehring Is not yet
out OF danger with the same disease.
Several OF our girls who teach ia
the vicinity Of Fremont failed to get
to their schools on last Thursday on
account Of the heavy storm OF last
Wednesday night.
The play. "Tompldns' Hired Man,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
The New Mail Service.

Keota Eagle: At last the Fireny
mail service has been inaugurated.
The run Is "on." The trial trip was
made Tuesday. Chief Clerk w. II.
Hughes, Of Burlington, had charge OF
the initial run In person, taking the
car through from oskaloosa to Colum.
bus Junction In the morning. ID. b.
Howard boarded the a here and will
continue the service for a week until
the regular mail clerk, Crisweil, can
be released from the Albia-Austln run
Warren Hamill says: 'The a looks
good to mel" 1t certainly Is a fine
thing for Keota, and for all the town.
along this branch. We get full and
complete mail service east and west
now twice a day. w. III. Hughes Is o
young man. He Is chief clerk OF the
Burlington division, which embraces
about a fourth OF Iowa. We noticed
he shed his coat and collar and Jump
ed into the work, singing mail and
juggling sacks with a right good Will.
like any ordinary duifer would do.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

MfA N ~ @awYef t~Ngeftninea "
sagee nmmsth " lhalps Friday Afiet
Hpnn Al he& F4RkaNnet nh Ncfth MAJ
~ hsfttl il nnna,f IL hgt sister Mta
nfsUptsn Who n here on 4 sikit frum
hef hafna ~ NomM AiaekA The en-.
segiminment WAS IN the nature ~ an
Afternoon reception FROM 400 10 600
O'Clock and was q yefY pleasant ~
cial Anair. Practically uyeft invita-
tlnn vas accepted, her hosts q Old
time friends being DESTROYS ~ seeing
MFv brewster after her tons absence.
The home waa tahecfully decorated
fof the occasion nnd every detail OF
the entertainment wMa successful
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

the Northwestern line TO Marshall.
town to be transferred to tho Iowa
Central.
The a and fittings, the guides
and other parts OF the elevator have
been in the city for almost a month.
The motor aud drum" Of the wind
ing apparatus Is the part that "a do.
laying the business.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

Or. b. Il Hker. Of Leon. Decatur
county. has been appointed q member
OF the stats boardcof health and state
board OF medical examiners TO sue
coed DR.. II. Matthew. OF Davenport.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

The state geological survey reports
that there are between 100000 and
3 100000 tons Of dried peat fuel
awaiting commercial development ia
nine northern Iowa counties.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11
AT Last.

The new passenger elevator that
n to be installed In the Hotel Lacey
has been located at last. II has
been at Moline for ten days and was
skipped Friday last for oskalocsa via
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-11

o. n. Hare, Dentist, room 10,
Evans block, homo Phone $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
.AUTOIST BLOCKS
TROLLEY CARS
LEON sHETTLER OF REQ AGENCY
ARRESTED
Refuses to Move as Electric Car Stops
His Machine While Switching
on the Wrong Side of
Street

Automobiles will watch with in
terest the outcome of Leon T. Shet-
tiers arrest yesterday afternoon when
he was taken to the station after
blocking traffic at Third and Main
streets for some time, refusing to move
as trolley car had stopped on the
wrong side of the street.
Shelter who is manager Of the REQ
automobile agency, with H. M. Fuller,
also of the REQ house, was proceeding
along Third between Main and Los
Angeles when a West Adams street
car blocked Shelters machine. while
switching.
Shelter refused to bulge and no
end of excitement ensued as hundreds
of spectators thronged about to watch
the affair." Shelter claimed that as
he was on the right side of the street
there was no reason for his moving.
With the crowd cheering his action
he remained firm until the trolley had
backed up.
In the meanwhile many electric cars
approached and were obliged to wait
pending Shelters removal to the po-
lice station, where he was released on
bail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
MISSION CITY SAID TO
HARB0R SIGHTLESS PORK
By Associated Press.


PASADENA, Oct. 10.-About year
ago San Gabriel, the home of the old
mission and wonderful grapevine, went
dry That is, by majority of one the
old pueblo decided that it would not
have saloons any longer. One there
was in the mission city at that time
who considered that he had an inalien-
able right to sell wine.
This man was and is Emil DAWN,
proprietor of the Old Mission winery.
He put UP as good a fight as a man
could against the proposed measure to
make the city dry, and when the bat
tie went against him it was rumored
that he was quietly selling liquor on
the side.
This case has been watched with
much interest by the district attorney s
office and there was not much sur
prise in San Gabriel this afternoon
when Constable w. c.. Austin of Pasa-
dena arrested DAWN on a charge OF
running blind pig.
This afternoon Justice Klamrotfl
fixed bail in the case of the winery
man at 5000. The examination will take
place later.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
AUTOMOBILES
RACE BALLOONS
ROYALTY PARTICIPATES IN
CONTEST
As Air Fleet Leave Berlin Horseless
Wagons Follow Wild Idea Of
Catching Balloons Within
Twenty Minutes
BY Assooiated press.

by Associated Press
BERLIN, oct. 1O--A race between
balloons and automobiles was started
at noon todayhs an exhibition for the
members of the International Aero
nautic society by the balloon corps Of
the military transport department. The
balloons We're sent UP from the parade
ground at legal, seven miles north OF
Berlin, at intervals Of fifteen minutes.
-Four balloons, each Of 200 cubic meter
capacity and carrying two officers and
an assistant, took part in the contest.
AS each balloon with a broad des-
ignating pennant shot up and sailed
away in the direction of Hamburg be-
tore q 16-mile breeze, four and in one
instance five automobiles flying the
colors OF the balloon and posted on
roads adjacent to the parade grounds,
followed. so that within an hour II
automobiles chosen were speeding after
the airships.
Among those in the automobiles we're
Prince Won Salsam Prince Ernest Won
Sake -Allenburg and Duke Adolf Fried
rich of Mecklenburg-S -Schwerin. Prince
Henry of Prussia, who was TO have
taken part in the contest, was detained
at Kiel on naval business.
Theoretically each of the balloons
CdITltQ 0lSpdlCHeSg Wnlle Lne duLOHlO-
biles we're in the service of the enemy
and pursued them with the object of
capturing them. If the balloonists,
after landing, had 20 minutes in which
to escape, they won; while the auto
mobiles won If they reached the bal
looms within that period. 1t was also
provided that balloonist must descend
inside Of two hours.
The weather was brilliantly clear and
enormous crowds cheered the aero
nauts as the balloons shot away.
There are 18 entries for the balloon
race of Saturday next for a prize Of
fered by Emperor William, namely Il
Germans, one Austrian, two Belgian
and one Swiss
The balloon Lerche, the fourth to be
sent up, was overtaken within the
limits prescribed by the rules by Lieut.
de La Croix automobile north of
Wusterhausen. The other balloons made
successful landings in the vicinity of
Wusterhausen. In the pursuit one of
these automobiles met with serious
accident. 1t ran into a tree and was
thrown into a ditch.
One occupant was dangerously in
jured and the chauffeur and the others
were seriously injured. Capt. Hide
brand, one of the contestants, was run
over by a public automobile and sus-
tanned slight injury. n ~"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
MILITIA BOYS
WRECK A RINK
ROLLER SKATING IN THEIR
ARM0RY JARS THEM
Take Revenge. on Unoffendine 5snd-
stand and Piano and in conse-
quence Face Police Court
Trial In Pasadena
Pasadena Agency.
l6M East Colorado Street.
Telephone Main 752


PASADENA, oct. 1O-Five young
men, members Of company I, N. G. c.,
find themselves in serious trouble this
evening as the result of an escapade
on Monday night in which it is charged
that they wrecked the hanging band
stand in the armory rink and also
ruined the piano.
The five young men are Clyde A.
Duesler, Earl Reynolds, A. G. Grey,
Armand Fevergeon and G. 10. Hudde-
ston, Each is charged with malicious
mischief and the bail is $25 for each,
which has been furnished.
Some months ago the officers Of COM
pany l found that the state was not
giving them enough financial assistance
to pay the rent Of the armory and its
running expenses. They cast about for
chance to rent the barn-like drill
hall, and just then DR.. II. G. Bowers
came along and, offered to take IL off
their hands upon six nights of the week
ard use it as a skating rink.
This deal was closed and everything
went along all right for time until
the militia boys became dissatisfied.
Monday night, 1t is charged, the FIVE in
question decided to take the law into
their own hands. Most if not all of
IL
they went to the armory rink and pro-
ceeded to tear things up.
The object of their attack was the
small bandstand which hangs from the
rafters. Upon this stand is a piano. 1t
is charged that they tore down the
stand and so injured the piano that 1t
will take between S10O and, 5000 to put it
in repair.
Earl Reynolds got into the affair in a
peculiar way. He is a transfer man
and he happened into the armory when
the trouble was on. He supposed that
the men were acting with authority,
and when they asked him to help he
gave them expert advice as to how to
move the piano and helped do the
work. When an ak was called for to
chop down the bandstand Reynolds saw
that something was wrong, but he did
not like to be gutter and hung on
with the rest.
Constable Austin made the five ar
rests this evening and Justice Klam-
roth fixed the bail There is also the
prospect of court martial for the
young men.
DR.. II. c. Bowers, backed by Maj.
Collins and Capt Hutchinson, is the
complaining witness. The major and
captain are active in trying to punish
the guilty young men.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
ACTOR BECOMES DECK HAND
Engages So as to Go to Australia on
Same Steamer as His
Sweetheart
sneclal tn The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
DETROIT, Oct 1O.-Edwin Fennell,
an actor of Brooklyn, and Miss Lena
Tyson, an actress, Of Kalamazoo, Mich,
were married in Pittsburg this week.
The news of the wedding did not be-
come known until Fennell wrote to
Mrs. Tyson, mother Of the bride, and
told her and asked her blessing.
Mrs Cennell is one of the famous
Tyson sisters, and she and her hus-
band met two years ago. They fell In
love at once but the mother Of Miss
Tyson objected to their marriage.
When Lena visited Australia Fen
nell hired out as a deck hand on the
same steamer, but he and Miss Tyson
quarreled over there. They both re-
turned to this country and made up
and went on the road in vaudeville
and made a success OF that and de-
cided to get married.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
WANT TO IMPROVE BOULEVARD
Water Company viii Resist in Court
Trustees Attempt to Open
Seaside Avenue
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH. Oct. 10-An impor-
tant act of the city trustees last night
was the adoption OF a resolution of
intention to improve Seaside boule-
ward from Pine avenue to Chestnut
avenue. This part of the beach has
been reserved by the Seaside Water
company and is opposite property now
owned by the Strand Investment COM
pany, the bath house company and
the Westminster company.
Such move, contemplated for some
time, is in keeping with the general
movement of the trustees to cause all
streets to be laid out I'm uniform width
and without intermissions. From end
to end of the city, at either end of
this strip the boulevard has been
opened, forming an excellent beach
driveway. The Improvement will
cause street to be opened for traffic
across the space used by bathers as
a runway between the bath house and
the ocean, 1t is not improbable that
the Seaside company will take the
matter into the courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
COURT HAS LESSON
IN "SUPERSTITI0NS"

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, Oct.10--A United States
bankruptcy court yesterday was drilled
in the potency of charms and good luck
symbols, advised as to its sittings and
given general lesson in psychic phe-
nomena when. Solomon Urbach, a dia-
mon merchant of AZ Maiden lane, told
of superstitfons that prevented him
transacting business on certain days OF
the week.
Urbach was being examined before
United States Commissioner Alexander
at the instance of a number of cred
itors, who apparently take little stock
in his story of how he was robbed Of
$40 900 worth of diamonds in a sleeping
car while on his way from New York
to Baltimore ON the night of Septem-
ber 10.
The story of his superstitions came
out when he mentioned that he left
New York on the midnight train on
Monday.
How is 1t you didn't board the mid
night train Sunday?" asked the attor-
ney for the creditors.
"I'm superstitious," replied Urbach.
"I never do business on Monday; it is
unlucky. Nor do 1 ever start new
transaction on Wednesday, neither on
Saturday. 1 am also afraid of Friday"
"Well, on what days do you work?"
questioned the lawyer, with smile.
Tuesdays and Thursdays" came the
reply. although never start on new
ventures, 1 finish my work began on
Tuesdays or Thursdays on Wednesdays
and Fridays. I'd rather not do busi-
ness on Fridays, Old or new"
"And Sundays?"
Sunday is not business day."
Urbach said his diamonds had been
stolen from under his pillow, and that
he had reported his loss Immediately to
the Pullman porter, to the station mas
ter at Baltimore and the Pinkertons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
PASADENA MERCHANTS
TO MEET IN NOVEMBER
snecial to The Hernld.

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Oct. 1O.--rhe date upon
which the annual meeting Of the Pasa-
dena Merchants association Will be
held has been fixed for November q.
This year the association will not try
to hold its annual banquet and annual
meeting on the same evening as has
been the custom. 1t has been found
that the business session has to be cut
so short to make way for the banquet
that matters of importance had to be
skipped over.
This year the annual banquet will
come about a week before the annual
business meeting. The committee in
charge of the annual banquet has been
named, with George ]. Brenner as
chairman and G. w. woodbury. and
Herman r. Hertel.
The members of the committee in
charge Of the annual business meeting
and revision of the bylaws are Herman
r. Hertel. H. G. Prinz and d. G.
Andrews.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
WILL OPEN CHURCH FOR ALL
Every Creed Invited to Join With the
Peoples Church In Search
for Truth
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct. 1O-The Uni
versity company, which is pushing the
work of religious education throughout
the state, has decided to organize a
Peoples church" in this city, which
shall be open to Catholic and Prot
estant and Jew alike. In connection
there will be conducted an institute
for the comparative study of religions.
The church building will be erected
probably in Belmont Heights, where it
will be accessible to people of Naples
and Alamitos Bay, Also
Prof. J. c. Rodger, who will have
charge of the work of the church here,
said today that persons belonging to
other churches can join the new Or
ganization without abandoning their
present faith. The principles which will
be foremost in the Peoples church are
these:
"I know of no higher principle of
action than love and of no mode of
life higher than to treat my neighbor
as myself under similar circum-
stances"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
BRIEF NEWS GEMS FROM
CROWN OF THE VALLEY
Ry AasocIaled Press.

PASADENA, Oct. 10.--Ramon sotel-
10 has started to serve today term
Of sixty days in the county jail for
an assault upon Joe Garcia. Particu-
lars of the trouble will probably always
be lacking, for Il came after a drunken
fight north Of La Canada on Sunday.
The assailant broke q demijohn over
the head OF his victim and the un-
fortunate man weltered In his own
blood until yesterday, when an officer
from Constable w. 9. Austin's office
brought both In.
l.. G. Merritt is one Of the parties
interested in the great lease just com
pleted between James ]. Hill and the
United States Steel corporation,
through which the corporation agrees
to take from the lands of Mr. Hill and
his associates, one of whom is Mr.. Mer-
ritt of Pasadena, vast quantities OF ore.
The lease probably means that Mr..
Merritt, who Is very rich man, hav-
ing risen from timber cruiser In the
Minnesota woods, has made several
millions of dollars.
Last evening Constable w. c. Austin
arrested II. B. Brown and Roy Spencer
for selling liquor on Sunday Brown
runs the Old Mission saloon and
Spencer has the Lynwood cafe, both
on the Mission road. Each has a license
to sell liquor, but they are not charged
With running bFlnd pig Their alleged
offense is selling liquor without lunches
on Sunday.
1t is expected that the first car Of
oil for use on the streets Of Pasadena
will reach the city tomorrow. There
is considerable discomfort at the delay
i'm carrying out the contract for oiling
the streets, but the contractors state
that they have been absolutely unable
to get oil Of the quality required.
. Cashier r. l. Rogers OF the First
National bank admits that he has been
offered. a similar position with the Ma
tional Bank of California Of Los An
geles. Pasadena capital is largely in
terested in the Los Angeles institution.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
WEDDING BELLS RING AGAIN
Second Ceremony Performed st the
Bailey Home In South
Pasadena
Special to The Herald.

bDttidi 10 Ine ieEal0.
SOUTH PASADENA, oct. TO-
Amid pink and green surroundings to-
night Miss Emma Bailey, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Bailey, became
the bride of Flynn Parmenter, recent
" OF Rochester VT. the brides former
home.
The ceremony took place at the
Bailey home on Fremont avenue. Rev.
@, w. Coultas of the M. 10. church
officiating.
The bride was robed in white silk
null trimmed with point and Val. lace
and carried bouquet OF white carna-
tions. She also proudly wore solid
gold beads which had adorned the
neck Of her grandmother, who, as Miss
Angeline Barnes, married Mason Hub
bard in Vermont seventy-five years
ago They are n priced heirloom, as
the original wearer has passed away.
Miss Ella Bailey, robed In pink silk
was bridesmaid and William Clifford
of Rochester VT, was groomsman.
Mrs. Haskell Banks. who was Miss
Effie Chute until last month when she,
too, was married at the Bailey home,
played the wedding march.
The young people will for the pres
ent reside with the Baileys.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-11
RINK MANAGER FALLS TO
FLOOR FROM RAFTERS
Special to The Herald.

PASADENA, Oct. 1O.-Dr. H. c.
Bowers fell this afternoon from the
band stand of the Armory rink, of
which he is manager, and seriously
injured himself. The doctor fell about
eight or ten feet and struck upon the
hard floor in such manner that he
either sprained or broke his ankle.
The unfortunate man was taken at
once to his home on Los Robles av-
enue. On the way home DIR. Bowers
told the man driving the vehicle that
he was sure he had broken his leg but
the man left in charge of the rink this
evening stated that they understood
it is dsloca tion.
DR.. Bowers was, Strengthening out
matters after the raid of the militia
boys when the accident took place.