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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Garden City Club to Open the
Tournament Season Here.

The Garden City Golf Club, and not the Lake
wood Country Club viii formally open the tourna-
nnent season in the metropolitan district. The
dates asked for and assigned by Leighton Calkins
secretary % the Metropolitan Golf Association are
april Is. Il and 90 This IL earlier usual but
the course 1T Garden City is likely to be in good
condition by that time.
The tournament Is just a week earlier than the
Lakewood fixture. No word has as yet been re-
ceived from the Atlantic City Country Club which
always holds spring tournament. The South Ter
sey organization is outside The Jurisdiction OF the
metropolitan Association and at liberty to arrange
its own dates but II always tries to avoid a cor
flct. BY taking the week before Garden CITY the
club at Mortified would he practically sure IN
escape any rival attraction
II IS expected that the Essex County Country
Club viii hold open tournament this season 4
member OF the club said last night that he feIf
certain the Hutton Park organization would 10
something now that II had 6000-yard course Re
intimateo that a tournament FOR professionals
might be held
81. Augustine, Fla. Feb. Gin the final round
Of the golf tournament for the championship OF
North Florida here to-day. Willie Anderson was
victorious. He the first prize OF 500 and an
additional prize OF So offered for the PLAYER makin
the best ni.s holes his % beating an rres
vfous records OF the ~
Pinehurst. n. e. Feb. H.--In the final POUND Of
the 81. Valentine match play golf tournament for
women here to-day. Miss Ethel Check of East
Orange, y. J., defeated Mrs T. +. Young Of C"eve-
land. hy UP and 20 play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
Musical Instruction.
MISS IDA MAY BUTLER
VOCAL TEACHER EXPoNENT OF
RAfFAELLO DE LA MARCA'S
ITALIAN SCHOOL "a WEST alSr ST Third floor
Bankruptcy Notices.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
for the Southern District of New Nor,-ln the mai
ter OF the southern Textile Company, Bnukrupt-In
Bankruptcy. 80 I2tI-Noce Is hereby given thar an
hulueTs Of bonds Of Southern Textile
and all persons having or Claiming to hgV.
liens preferred claims against the said ank
Iup ana against The proceeds Of the sale OF certain real
and personal property OF the said
25th day Of Jlly ibtS. and alst day ~ Fbart
1905 pursuant 70 order duly on the aqn s
or juno, 100 are required file wi al M,
Office NO u wan street in the Borough OF Manhattan
tNy, county ana state or New York. sworn proofs
their said lens or claims together the bonds bel5
by them or other Instruments under which said preTsr
ence is claimed before dav oT Mar.b
1907 or be forever barred from asserting their SAID M
or feterred claim against tina the saId harr
February 18th, 1907. ~" iofA
- WILLIAM ALLEN, Teferes IN 1apkr,n,.,
SMITH IIARkN NESS Attorneys for Trls,es los Rrcsa
way. New York n, Y, 80 S'VSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
DUAL MEET IN COLUMBIA POOL.
Harvard Swimmers to Compete-Daniels
Entered in Special Race

The swimming teams Of Columbia and Harvard
will meet In the Columbia pool tomorrow night
in the only home swimming meet that Columbia
has this year The feature Of the evening will be a
Lester Crane IN which Il ia expected that the rec
ord of tho Columbia tank will he lowered. other
features viii be races Al 80 100 ana 22O yards fancy
diving, and water polo game between Columbia
and Harvard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
AMERICAN RAILWAYS ATTACKED
Bad Construction Alleged by a Speaker in
the Reichstag.

Berlin, Feb N.-Herr Camp. Free Consarvsti,.
in the course of discussion or German nn,r,sg
ana the operations of German banks abroad. said
IN the Rechstag to-day:
The greatest caution is necessary in regard to
American railway securities. According to informs
ton which We have received the American "a III
ways are so badly constructed that reaction ca,
not be avoided. What will banks which 70
ss,npPortng Ameresn credit with gold sent from
should support the rich Americans with our mSrsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
YALE TRACK AND FIELD GAMES.
Dual Meets Will Be Held with Harvard and
Princeton-The Schedule
IBy rrIegraph ~ Tho TrIbun, 7

New Haven. Feb. 27.-The schedule of track and
field games of Yale University was announced to-
day follows.
March u. New York Athletic Club games. at
New York. March IS. Connecticut Naval Battalion
meet at New Haven: Apri IS University OF Penn
sylyauIa relay carnival. at Philadelphia, May g.
Yale spring games, at New Haven. MAY II. Yale
Prime ctUn dual meet. at Princeton. May IS. Vale
Harvard dual meet at New Haven. Nav 81 and
June J. Intercollegiate games at Cambridge
1t Is said that effort Will bc made next year to
have the intercollegiate games held at New Haven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
sPoRTsmAN's SHOW AT GARDEN.

The sportsmans show will open at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night ana continue
until March g. An interesting programme of nth
ietic events has been arranged Including canoe
races. water sports. wrestling matches class box
ing ana various gymnastic exhibitions The after
noon exhibitions win be given by the boys depart
mentSe OF the various Young Mems Christian As
sociatiun branches and will consist of ,.vTnnnsti,
drills, dances ana various class games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
KNOX TO COACH YALE ELEVEN.

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
New Haven Feb. Nv. +. Knox, or Pittsburg
has been named as head coach of the Yale football
team next fall lie played on the team last year
but Will he graduated In June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
WEST POINT BASEBALL SCHEDULE
ny Telegraph to The Tribun

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
West Point, y. Y, Feb 1.-THE West Point base
ball schedule for the coming season was announced
to-day follows
April -. Union; April L, IehIgh; April o. Hair
FaLd; ApIll a, Yale; April 81. Pennsylvania. NAV
kalsyette; May = 1Goumtia MAY s New York
Pennsylvania State; May is. Navy; MAY 20 Col
gate: MAY p. Fordham; May q. Trinity: Nav n
in Regiment. y. g. y. Y; June /. Wesleyan
All the games will be played ut West Point The
game with Anna polls will be played in ridseason
ms year Tor the nrst lime II Is thought the
leans VIII oe IN bette condition % play champion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
NAVY MAY NOT ROW PENNSYLVANIA
LBy reIssraph 10 M TrLhune.I

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Annapolis, Feb. "A disagreement ~ TO the
date of the annual eght-oared shell race between
Pennsylvania ana the Naval Academy threatens 10
prevent this year The Navy selected April
90 that being about the time the race is generally
rowed, but the Pennsylvania management has writ
ten that the date ia satisfactory. TIN, NAVY
has a race with Georgetown on April g. and one
with Yale May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
PHILADELPHIA CRICKETERs IN FORM.

Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb. Pin the second in
ming OF the cricket match to-day between the visit
ing Philadelphia team and the Hamilton Cricket
Club, the Philadelphians scored l0 and the
home players 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
TRAYMORE
HOTEL RUDOLF

- ATLANTIC CITy. NEW JERSEY
Directly Beach. American and European plans
ocean view rooms. 100 suites with private
baths
capacity Loco. special spring
CTAS r MYERS owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28

THURSDAY. MARCH THE 7TH. 1907
THE SAEEBURNE
of ATLANTIC CITY.
under the same management viii \
strictly modern EUROPEAN HOTEL.
SPACIOUS FRENCH GRILL. WHITE SERVICE
COMMpDICUS ROOMS EN- SUITE WITH RATTTS
add 20 the charm u the I'm provarna,ts
ing This celebrated place doubly attractive and com
Portable 10 ts patrons
Reservations may bs made
JACOB WETEETs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-28
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES TODAY
,ar-olds; purse $500. Fcur
@Louis entry.
"EIlison entry.

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Emergency ,,...-....-..llU SYanEee Girl
James Nedolek lo- The Englishman.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
]. M. HEBRON,
Attorney-at-Law.

Will attend promptly to legal bust
ness entrusted to my care. Patents
secured. Sound advice on all mat.
tiers relating to patents. Room Z,
over Huber & Kalbach's. l9m6
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
Base Ball:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The New Iowa LEAGUE

When play BALI" is called in the
Iowa League this season there viii
be a considerable difference in The
circuit cities. Instead of Clinton a7d
Fort Dodge, Quincy and Jacksonville
will appear as league CT les. The
way the Ieague will line up, according
TO President Peckham's calculations,
IS this: Waterloo, Marshalltown, Os-
kaloosa, Ottumwa, Burlington, Keo-
kuk, Quincy ana Jacksonville. The
first four cities will form the north
ern circuit and the latter the south
ern circuit. The dropping out Of
Boone last year left gap in the
northern circuit that considerably
increased the expense Of railroad
travel to the CLUBS. This condition
is made still worse by the withdrawal
of Clinton, and for that reason it is
practically out of the question to
keep Fort Dodge in the league. 1t
will give way to Jacksonville. Frank
Boyle, who managed Fort Dodge last
season, will take the management of
Waterloo.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17

The Des Moines Capital says "Mr.
Frank H. Martin, son Of Col j.. M,
Martin, who formerly resided in Des
Moines, is in the United States GUS
toms service and has recently been
moved from the eastern coast to Chi
cago. Mr.. Martin is in the federal
building.
New Sharon Star; Miss Kate og.
born, of Nan Chang, China, who Is
here visiting relatives and friends.
leaves tomorrow for Des Moiaes TO
attend a meeting of the w. F. M. ,.
She will spend several days th9re;
thence she goes to Oskaloosa and
ottumwa, and will be absent week
or ten days,
Lynnville Star: Misses Crete How
erton and Sibyl Riley went to Oska,
loosa Saturday to attend the funeral
of their cousin, Roy Meredith, Who
died Friday afternoon from the eff
fecGs of a shot received about three
months ago, the funeral being held
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Davis
were also present.
Pres. John P. White and Sec'y Ed
win Perry, of District No. IS, U. M.
w. of A., and Joe Fisher, delegate OF
Oskaloosa Local, and Lewis Edwards,
delegate Of the Evans Local,ald John
Wright, of Des Moines, were passen-
gers Saturday evening over the
Burlington for indianapolis, Ind, to
attend the annual convention Of the
United Mine Workers of America,
which convenes there this week.
Concerning former well known Ma
haska county people the New Sharon
Star says: Letters from David Val
and family al Pasadena, California
have the welcome information thai
all are well, busy and happy. Mr.
Vail reports himself stronger and
heavier than for several years. Mis-;
Ressa is register clerk in the Pasa
dena postDffice, a very responsible
position and commands good wages.
Speaking of a former Cedar town
ship boy, the Register and Leader
says: 81 am going back into the p-ac
tice," remarked Judge w. B. Quarter
of Algona, who retired Tuesday from
twelvs years service on the distric'
bench, and will locate in Algona
where l first began. | have enjoyed
my experience on the bench, but
look forward to entering into the
trial of cases again with great pies
ure." Judge Quarton owns a hand
some home in Algona, which he bull
year ago, and is a farmer when oil
vacation, owning large farm within
mile of town.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
New Park at ottumwa.

Ottumwa will have a new ball park
in the heart of the city. The OLD
grounds were located over two miles
from the city, and were about the
worst in the league. A series of en-
tertainments have been given for the
benefit of the team. A wrestling
match was pulled off last week with
good revenue to the club and another
one is in prospect. From city al
most on its last base ball legs. OF
tumwa has suddenly become one of
the most enterprising cities in the
league. The old club has been aban'
doned and a new organization form
ed with capital stock of $4,000,
nearly $4,000 of which has been rails
ed. 1t is expected that the location
of the new park will insure a total
attendance for the coming season OF
from $4,000 to 10000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
The Great Annual Gathering Will
Open Tomorrow.

The Mahaska County Farmers IN
stitute opens Tuesday morning in tn
court house, and weather permitting
a successful session is promised
Premiums to the amount of $425.0t
win be distributed and in addition
number of special premiums are Of
fered which brings the value of the
premiums to over five hundred dol
lars.
The officers in charge of this In
stitute are:
PresidenI-A. j. Lyle. "a
Vice PRESIDENT N. Taylor.
Secretary. F. Everett
Asst. Secretary Chas. Roe.
treasurer. B. White.
Solicitor. H. Williams.
The Opening Program.
Tuesday morning will be devoted
to the receiving and the arranging
of exhibits that enter into the com
petition. ]. G. Lyle will have charge
of the butter, Ethel White and Lillian
Nelson will care for the canned fruit
honey and sorghum; Clytie Without
looks after the bread contest; Ed
Hanna and Aber Lytle will arrange
the corn exhibit. All vegetables
should be delivered to Samuel Bran
soa. Dillon Stalker will arrange the
small grains, seeds and wool. ]. A
Stephenson has the apples, and Paul
Synhorst the potatoes.
Tuesday Afternoon.
Children's declamatory contest al
Masonic opera house. Participated
in by boys and girls of the country
schools.
Two classes will participate; Class
A pupils from IL to II years of age
and Class B, children under IL years
Five cash prizes are offered in each
class
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Leighton School House Cannot Be
Located as Board Desired.

The Mendenhall school Injunction
case from Leighton was brought to a
close Saturday by Judge Willcockson
in the granting of permanent in
junction against the independent dis
trict of Leighton restraining the di.
rectors from removing the school
house and placing it near Mrs. Julia
Mendsnhall's residence.
The case has been an interesting
one and has resulted in considerable
neighbornood feeling. The school d.
rectors of the district determined that
it would conserve the best interests
of all to have change in certain
school house, removing 1t distance
of about one mile to point north OF
Leighton rhe first petition for in
junction was filed by Henry Butler,
who asked that the board be perma-
neatly enjoined from moving the
house from its present location. Then
came Mrs. Julia Mendenhall seeking
a restraining order from the court,
asking that the district be not allow
ed to place the school within forty
rods of her residence, according to
the statutes. The petitions were
brought before Judge Preston. He
refused the Butler petition, but
granted the temporary injunction
asked for by Mrs. Mendenhan. In
reality the cases were mergsd.t bur
rell & Dewitt, Dave Waggoner, ]. B.
Bolton and w. r. Lacey appeareu for
the joined interests, while john o.
Malcolm and w. R. Nelson were for
the defendants, the district board.
The board at the time the case was
brought were John ID. Wray, Arie
Cole, w. P. Shoemake, John Brown
and B. Van Maaren. The case has
attracted considerable attention, bo.A
in this city and at Leighton, where
every property owner and every
school patron was watching, the out
come OF the trial.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
w. |. Beans, Pres, w. H. Pike, Vice
Pres, r. X. Davis, Cashier.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
Paid In Full.

Directors: w. |. Beans, What
Cheer; Charley Victor, Lacey; w.
H. Springer, Eddyville; Thos. j. VIII
son, Beacon; R. w. Moore, Cedar;
A. L. Fox, New Sharon; w. H. Pike,
Rose Hill; Paul Synhorst, Leighton;
Geo. S. Prime, Oskaloosa; r. Il
Davis, Oskaloosa.
City Business Solicited.
Complete set of Safety Deposit
Boxes. The $50 stockholders are all
Mahaska county farmers.
Farmers: Make this your head
quarters. l6Wtf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
The Quincy Team.

Harry hofer has signed the fol
lowing players for the league team
which will represent Quincy in the
new Iowa State league next season:
Pitchers-Justus, Case, Baer of Ke
okuk, and Daheim. The latter named
is now confined in a hospital at Cleve
land, Ohio, as a result of bullet
wound received at the hands Of az
Italian about week ago.
First basemen-Lutenberg and Mat
thews.
Second basemen-Frisk and Freck
Milligan and WEIGH will hold down
short.
Monahan aad Rudnek will take
care of third base, while Brown, Cy
rIer and Cllman will take their stand
in the outfield, and Baltzell will per
form as infielder.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record in Recent Real Estate Trans
fers in County.

Emma and J. D. Mickey to
Jno. & Geo. Kalbach, lots 8
and 6 Lough.idgeHs ad to
Oskaloosa ...... ....-.... oVV. w
A. F. N. Hambleton and wife
TO Jas. Kessler, S. 34S1s
it. of lot / block 3 Dona-
heys ad to Oskaloosa. -. 1900. 90
VIM. Burnside ct al to Minnie
Stanton, lot % Crookham's
sub of lot l and A /. S. sw
- of neA 2475-16. ....... 1910. 90
A. Strilgfellow to ]. r. Nc
Kinney, quit claim n1s of
. neA 1864 ............. leo
F. B. Gordon and wife to c.
L. Whitmer & Co., W.20 it.
of lot / block 10 Fremont. 1850. 90
Jno. Augustine and wife TO
Leon Fisher, Ell it. of w.
261s fl. lot block Ere
mont ............ ....... l.VV
Eugene Lambert and wife to-
VIM. Tysseling, WIZ of NV
u and nwA of swA lot 6
of /. S. of neA of swA and
lot 2 of I. s. of seA Of NV
Il 26 and e1S of nell of
nell of seA and strip 5
rods wide off East side of
sell of seA q and com.
mencing sw corner OF 20 N.
o1 west line of q to Skunk
river, theme south along
river to intersection of the
south line of 90. wes1 on
said line to beginning, all in
1914 ....... $4,000. OJ
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
coLLiDEp IN FOG.
Another Fatal Wreck On the BaIti
more & Cnio.

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. IA Another
wreck occurred on the Baltimore &
Ohio this morning at Dshaven, when
the Chicago express CT aided with Q
switch engine in dense fog. killing
Engineer Myers and fatally injuring
Fireman Lewis.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
BURLINGTON Pitchers.

Manager Egan has secured new
recruit for his pitching staff next
summer which he feels will add
much strength to it. He has just
landed Pitcher Pete Hal IN of the
Fargo team, who is well snown to
Burlington fans. and considers that
with Hanson. Haviland, M.Aer, Nc
MILAN and Evans to PICK from in
the practice season, he will have a
STAFF OF twirlers with which to begin
the season which cant be beat
Hanson played on a poor team last
season, and his record suffered from
this fact, but Egan knows what he
can do, and considers him worthy to
be enrolled as a Pathfinder.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17

err relatives. returned home this
morning
Rev. John Williams Jones, Rector
of st. James church, has gone 70
Council Bluffs. where he will oficiate
in st. Paups church tomorrow. Rev
Starr, of the Council Bluffs church
will occupy the Oskaloosa pulpit.
Fremont Gazette: In the contest al
the school house yesterday afternoon
to determine who would represent
thu Fremont school in the declama
tory contest at the Farmers Instr
tute next week, Miss Ruth Rhoaas
was given the highest markings.
George Carton Is home from Chi
cago, where he has been in attend
ance at the national convention Of
the cement users. The meeting and
the exhibit covered the entire time
of a week and was big affair. The
state convention of the Iowa Cement
Users will be held at Ames January
% to 25. A number of Oskaloosa
cement users win be in attendance.
M. and Mrs. c. v. Hoffman en-
tertained last night the first of q
series of paroles TO be given at th'eiI
home. Progressive euchre was the
diversion of the evening and the sub
ject was thoroughly discussed al
eleven tables. The honors of the
evening went TO MS. r. E. Redmar
for the greatest number of long
hands, to Mrs. F. 3. Movies for the
greatest number of progressions aad
to Grant Janney for giving the most
assistance in helping the Others win
Mrs. S. B. Jones and Mrs. Anna
Foster were the hostesses of a de
lightful little party given at Asher's
restaurant last evening after the
close of the G. A. r. exercises at the
Post room. The party was in honor
Of the Department President, Mrs
Anna Weaver, and Dept. Secretary
Mrs. Maude O'Keefe, of Waterloo
The following were guests: Mrs. Ber
Cruzen, Mrs. Marion Cruzen, Mrs
Thos. Hyde, Mrs. Will Watts, Mrs
Jas. Loughridge, Mrs. Lin Ellis, Mrs
C. Woodruff, Mrs. Weaver and Mrs
OKeefe.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
Nickel Worth 80.

In 1868 nickel pattern bore the
head of Liberty with coronet. The
reverse had a ''V" within a laurel
wreath, above which connecting the
ends is scroll with the motto In
God We Trust" between the folds OF
the scroll being small Maltese cross.
The pattern in nickel Is now valued
at two dollars.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
CASH FOR COLLEGE.
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Sub,
scribed at lndianola.

Indiaaola, Ia, Jan. 14.-From out
OF the Carnegie millions Simpson col
lege is to receive a gift of $4,000 un-
der the provision that the Des Moines
conference raise an additional $4,000
endowment. The first step Upward
4he realization of the gift was aiken
Sunday morning when $4,000 was
raised at the First Methodist Episco-
pal church by the Rev. Fletcher Ho-
man, financial secretary of the col
9age.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-17
LoansI Loans!

Now is the time to contract for
farm loans, needed March LIST. Also
order abstracts, showing title to
lands. We have plenty of money to
loan on lands or city property, on
long time. We also carefully prepare
abstracts of title. Come in to see our
fine seed corn. Office over Frankel
State ank F. d. Reid & Co.
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