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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
.Jaek oaks !Are Lpefeated.

The Office Men defeated the Jack
Oaks in a one5sided game OF ball at
the City park last evening by tae score
of 10 TO A. The game the first few
innings was tight, but the Office Men
later solved Hulfs delivery AID land;
ed upon MIN for "a number of hits and
with hobbies gby the Jack Oak team
were able to cross the rubber 10 times.
George pitched for the Office Men and
pitched an excellent game. allowing
only three ATS. The result was:
Office Men 19t1133, Jack Oaks 4-3:15,
Batteries-t0ftice Men, George asld
Woods; Jack oaks, Hull and Evans.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
FlNEp FnR pEcEPTloN.

Several persons in Mahaaka county
were recently fined $1,000 each by q
postnffice inspector Tor mailing pack
ages nnd newspapers under the Sra
and 4th class rufes of postage, when
the same contained writing ana we're
subject to the first class rate. The
saving o. postage in eBen case wac
only few cents but the deception
cost dollars The department expects
hereafter to cause greHt care TO he
used to pnt stop to tine enclosing Of
letters or other writing in packages.
Clerks ARE being employed In maay Of
the larger offices whose whole duty is
the opening and inspecting of pack
ages for this purpose, while postmas7
ters and clerks at all offices are ex
pented to do likewise.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
w. qperale.l -ppon .lonaay -ana- a lasI

was operated upon Monday and al last
repoEts was doing nicely
Rev c. w IIerapstead AMI Chas.
COdem left for Des Moines Monday
night to attend the supreme coavea-
iioa of the Homesteaders.
Frank DeLashmutt, OF Colorado
Springs, Colo, wa a guest few days
ago of relatives hereabGuts.
Mrs. y II eshafer and baby depart
ei Tuesday for taeir home Al sharon,
Kansas. after an extended visit with
relatives here. Gil swiizer accom-
panied thelnaas aaraas Kansas City.
sMr and Mrs. Harley messenger re
tHraed 20 tseir nome In Abba after
a short visit at the Joshua Iarnaaael
home aud with other reiatiyes
Miss Nina Culver accepted employ
meht IN Abba this week
Mrs Dayii MeMeIien ANA children,
Iof Fort Dodge, came Monday ton Yie!
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
Returned 10 Jail.

fBill'' Patterson. a colorel man re-
siding in the yieinity of the Old coal
shutes, was before Justice Woodruff
this morning, charged with disturbing
the peace. He was allowed TO remain
in jail BY Justice Woodruff Patter.
son fled "a charge against VIII Pear
son, one OF aais boardefs. claiming va
graacy. AS The fellow had employ
ment he WAS released by Justice
sWoodruff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

ether substantially similar service.
Two questions are involved in the ut
AEati0n. First. was the provision Qnof-
ca intended bg congress. and does 1T,
In effect prohfhit the acceptance by
the carrier at anything but money for
its Rersicess Second, assuming that
the law dop- pranibit the acceptance
az anything but money, is such inter
ference with tbe liberty Of private
contract constitutional?
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

The snit aieh has been begun al
Chicago By the government against
the Chicago, Indianapolis ami Louis+
yilae foE snaking an agreement b ak.
chaage Transportation for advertising
tl aaaeazfae WI test the validity
1f the rultng b. the Interstate coni-
7nsree com1aissiaa that saeh exchange
4 mnlawfsl under the Hepburn act
Fae communication based Is ruliag Mpoa
Inc wora iinereni ii the provision
~ Bestipn 6 suwhieA the Law prohib
lfa caffaar fron receiving - greater
0r sas os diigernnt ceBpenaationgfor
SnIs ssritee taan Il receives for ~.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

~ w Jarnaain formerly -of this
city, but How editor OF the Cedar Falls
Record, Is going 30 hgnt the anti-pass
law IL the courts. He claims that he
ha contract with the Cedar Fslis a.
Waterloo Transit company for sI25
worth of advertising to be taken ont
il transportation He elai1as that he
has fulfilled his part OF the contract
asad De wants MS pound Of tiesh, as It
Is 10 nomfaated in the bond Tnere
ars probably similar eases IN tother
parts Of the state AMI the develop
raents will be watched with interest.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
Gould divorce Case '.clesnsd.r

New York. July s.-fThe two most
sensational allegations In the suit fof
Katherine dClemmons Could for sep
aration from Howard Gould were
stricken out Of the complaint Monday
byoordero Of Supreme Court Justice Nc
Gail The sections stricken out ali
lege intidelityoni the part Of Mr. Gould.
and that he tempered with Mrs.
Gould;s mail.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

-rIt has never been Senator ALI
xonss style % go Gathering up and
down the political tuTapikss waving
at the popalaee and taliooing to the
aatekeepers, says the Council Bluffs
7Solpareii In his own good time
&c will make announcement Of what
ne proposes TO do with reference 70
has candidacy for the senatorship. AM
taaen he will proceed TO dolit
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
TMIIaLht LEAGUE Schedule.


The following Is t1e schedule of the
Twilight League games:
July 10-fBeacon VS.. Socks.
July 12---Y. M. &c. "A. VS.. Printers.
July 15--Beacon vs.. X. NJ. 10. "A.
July t7---Post Office VS.. Printers.
july t9--Socks VS.. Jack Oaks.
July 222--Post COffiee vs. Beacon.
July 24--sY. M. &c. Avs. Socks.
July 26--Printers VS.. Jack Oaks.
July 329-1Soeks VS.. Post Once.
July 31--rPrinters VS., Beacon.
Aug. .2-5Jack Oaks vs.. X. M c. a
Aug. s5--Printers VS.. Socks.
Aug. Tx. M. &C. "A. VS.. Post Office
Aug. 99-sJsek Oaks VS.. Beacon.
Aug. l2--Post Office VS.. Jack Oaks
Aug. 14~-Soeks VS., Beacon.
Aug. i1e-1Printers vs.. Y. M. &c. "A.
Aug. i9--Y m. 10. "A. US, Beacon,
Aug. 22l--PrinteTs VS.. Post Office.
Aug. g23--Jack Oaks VS.. Socks.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
slsspIsssness.

Fifsttiis from worry, try to think AS
Attle as possible after the light Is
turned out Avoid late aud heavy
sappsrs aud eat "a plain. Light meal Of
noprishing food, Never go TO bad
hungry as people are kept awake quite
as nueh from hunger as they are from
worry.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

DIVER $4,000 rural delivery carriers
are pulling for good roads in the
United States, and get a daily object
lesson ia any deficiency that exists IN
This respect IN the language of the
Ist. IJoais Globe.D Democrat. a neigh
lsorhoed that win mt abolish ancient
rnu8iiaoles deserves 10 lose its carrier,
ana viii lose him unless Il improves
is wavssa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
rmllIaht League standing.
beacon eeats Jack oaks.

For the second time the JACKIE Oaks
met defeat and Beacon still lholdsher
record of 1000 per cent in the Twii
Hight league, The game WAS played
at Beacon and was pretty much of a
hit and run contest, hut lively enough
to make an interesting spectacle for
the few fans WAC Witnessed 1t. joe
Toy was umpire and the result was
as follows:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

THE MarshalltDwn Times-Republi-
can THINKS the Black Hawk teacher
who has taught 10o terms in thennu1-
ty gGno0is deserves q pension quiteas
much az amy other public servant and
fiafnndar.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
IA bnecessssy Change.

Husband ito wife who IS on her
way with a wreathtto the tomb of her
rnotherl what? Carry this wreath
10 Ipy methelstuiawss tomb to-day. on
Ahiaster2 ARE you aerazy She was
acrenated. aso yeu shoald carry It ON
Ash Wednesday,"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

according to returns 10 the state
superintendent Office, between 5000
ami $500 teachers took the examina.
lion for certificates in Iowa during
Juae If they have ali passed II
would seem that problem of the
scarcity of teachers has been solved
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

THE brighton Enterprise il con
WINGED that If every tree was fruit
tree and every weed a food producing
lilamt. the natural energy now lost IN
Iowa alone would feed the starving
millions OF famine stricken China
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

THE Gate City has noticed that
the Keoluik people who Kicked hardest
ana longest about the cold weather
tnis spring are the quickest TO cont
blain of tine heat tIney are chronic
lslekers, and chronic AIciSeTs are never
happy unless they are unhappy.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

aPouuifng gumniins into tine
ground was an oft quoted saying
winch did yeoman service for the gov
arnor during a hard fought campaign.
Elclilng Allison into the grave may
do as much for Iowass senior senator,
slIagests fae GTinuell Herald.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

smile nnce oftener each day than
you did the day before, be cheerful
ana never complain of your wife's
cooEing a'his is the rule for a long
and happy life given by Chicago
na0augeaarian upon celebrating his
sixty.ffth wedding anniversary.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

For the fiscal year just begun Con
s,ress INCREASED the appropriation FOR
the nawy E2zsagD, laD In view of the
situation in the Pacific, no grumbling
over fne amount is heard
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Fewer than 5000 peuple own Ri
the Dana IN Great Britain The farm
ers Of iowa alone reduce that showing
10 d squad
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

THE urgent call just sent out Tor
7D0e additional men to assist in mar
yesting the Kansas wheat crop must
he d great surprise TO the green bug.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Burlington Hawk.Eye: ALahasla
county r. feeling good 1t is going to
get a complete rural delivery in a
very short time. OF course, it will
not be long until every county in the
state will enjoy this modern Injury,
but as it is a good thing, nobody likes
TO wait longer than is absolutely nec-
essary After ali We are but achiliren
of larger growth, and promised
Improvement that is unfortunately
delayed, awakeus feelings in "a popula-
'tion akin to the trouble that comes
over the spirit Of childhood when 1t
begins counting the long, weary
moltas until school will be out, or
Christmas comes, or the Fourth Of
july celebration.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Those who work are entitled to
win ana should have an SORTS Of en-
cgnraseinenl, declares the Washing
ION Press
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

The Herald acknowledges the seesn-
ipliments OF Mrs Ann fEyans. eef No.
i1097 "A avenue swest, In the shape Of
"a great platter Of pretty spaasles.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Ninety-ane Iowa Fad steers re-
GENTLY brought ss5 head in the Chi
cage market, at seven cents pound
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Ca8ar Fall has Increased her Hp
preparation ion feachers for tine com
aag gsar $1,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
ARllIlMp rrE cIRcuIr.

Burlington HawiksEye 0skaloosa
has an excellent concern in the Iowa
manufacturing company which is wiz
tually carrying the name and the fame
OF the town to all sections of tine
country The Oskaloosa firm mas just
captured the contract for installing
the heating apparatus in the public
building al Seattle, Wash. Tine teu1-
tract price is s17,006 The people of
OBkalnUsa ought to be very good 70
that concern, for it is giving the town
much OF the very best kind OF pub
Iicity
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Ut with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
James Warner
5onn Lliebus. DR. of 0skaioosa, has
been visiting Raymond Lsamis.
Miss Helen Butcher returned Mon
day from visit at Knoxville, accom-
panied by her grandmother, Mrs. G.,
Butcher.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
WEDNESDAY MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
July 10, 1907.
Open High Low Oloae
WHEAT
July 92L 82A ai< 8aA
Sept..95I @981S 981S- e8fI $50
nDec as&@A ss% $50 seH
CORN
duly -5aZ 64h ID 6sk
Sept 1907 '65 54Z- b4E
Dec. 5S@62K 5sh sax 63h
May'os641z@lS- g64% 6s7s- 64h
OATS
.July-4ssS AN AK Ask
Sept sa9K@4o 4O% ag% 40h-
Dec 40zs(941 Al 1919 Az
May'os4sh@42Z 4sh 4a4 Az
PORK
septsissO 1880 1926 isaS
LARD
ssptessa 8a7 sac sos.
RIBs
Sept 1852 1856 800 se2
Tho Movement OF GraIn.
Today's Receipts--Car Lots, wheat
rs, corn iil, oats lti7.
Oontracted-Oar Lots, wheat 10,
corn 20, oats a,
Estimated to,morrow- Wheat 10,
corn l7s, oats l67.
Cash Grain Market.
Chicago Wheat s3kS; corn No. &
54E No. 8 white 54&S, No yellow 545S
oats -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
All Records Broken.

The attendance IN the Iowa league
last Thursday breaks all records in the
League. The official figures, as given
$500 people saw the games in the
four cities, The official receipts are
in for three cities and a close estimate
which is nearly correct for 0ttumwa|
brings the total receipts from the.
league up to S2.ssz75. or nearly $500
in excess of the receipts last year
which were up to that time the neayi1
est in the league. Burlington leads
the list this year by a large margin
I0skaloosa comes next, and 0ttumwa
follows close to us.
the following is the official attend
,ance at the games July A, 1907:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
CLOSING Markst Prees.

Hogs-tClosing more active. Top,
$6.l21A Mixed and butchers, 5000
6.071s good 10 choice, aeayy. s5se5G
5.s21s; rough, heavy. s$5.20Q5.e0;
lieAt, ss5.s0@6.t2h; bulk, 5$5,7e@b.s5;
pigs, s$5.4o@6.0O
Cattle closlng mostly 10 lower
Top, $3.50
Sheep Closing weak. Top, $500
lambs top, $7,75.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

.Gooa evening. Hns il been nt
eh FIR g-og
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
BASE BALL


Pitcher Scott and Catcher sButton|
Moody have returned from Landers,
Wye where they We're the star bat
terry for Landers when they defeated
Casper GU the Fourth Of July by tue
score OF 2 to 4. Scott allowed the
Gasperites only three hits. The bat
iteries for Casper were high salaEied
men, but Scott had the best of the
argument Scott pitched against .ais
home town and defeated them, but
they don't feel bad over it, hut in-
stead are happy. SCOTS work with
0skaloosa is all the talk in that part
of wyoming Moody who accompan-
led Scott and caught him. played al
fine game and received many oomph
ments for his work, The hoys feel
elated over their trip. The return Of
the boys quieted the rumor to the eff
feet that they lost the game II to o.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Cedar Rapids Republican: Presum7
ably speaking for Major Lacey, the
Oskal0osa Herald says: lit is too ear
~ to make predictions, hut there is
one timing sure, Major Lacey win new
or be candidate against Seaatnr Ai4
lison, and Allison is an avowed candi1
date The penple of Iowa will take
care of Senator Allison. Iowa will
not voluntarily vacate her present po-
sitfun al the head of the senate" We
have already stated that sucn was a
safe presumption. Major Lacey MS
with the great majority of the people
of Iowa in his admiration for the vet
eran senator who has placed, as the
0skaloosa paper says, Iowa in leader
ship in the senate. There will be no
to such a man on the part
of Major Lacey.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Last year the check sent out to
each club as its share of the Fourth
of July receipts was ,$27Sf4. lUpoa
the showing made this year, the
amount each club receives will be
about $32S,6S
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Reoelpts and .openIna IPtIees.

Receipts and Opening Prices.
Estimated receipts Tor today Hogs.
10000; opening prospects sIaw at
yesterdays low time. Cattle, 22, 900,
steady to shade lower. Sheep. $4,000,
weak.
Official receipts yesterday - Hogs,
1893. Cattle, 4.526. Sheep, 1886
Official shipments yesterday Hogs,
44a202. Cattle, 1922. Sheep, 2.29S.
Hogs-4Left over yesterday, 1888;
market price weak to s lower Mixed
and butchers, $570Q96s07gs good to
choice, heavy. s5.e5Q5ls71s; rough,
heavy, $5.20@5.6O; Light. $500
J6il21a; bulk, $5,T0@5.s5; pigs. $4,000
900; clearance good Estimated re-
eeipts tomorrow, $4,000.
Cattle Estimated receipts for to
1000; market price steaiy to shade
lower; Jbeeyes, s4.75Q5.30; cows and
iheifers, $ls75@5,7O; stockers andfeei-
sers, $2.soQ5S0; westerns. s4.SO@5.75.
Sheep Market price weak to 10
lower. sheep, $3.soQ60o: lambs,
s$5. 40@7,75
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Knoxville Express: We salute the
DSlOaioosa chautalqua and award it
the palm. II sent in an advertisement
the other DAY just like any other en-,
terprise, AMI never offered, to hand ont
the old baliyaoo about the great
moralguplift" Of the Chant4uqua. The
crying evil of tae Chaltauqua d that
they seem TO think the moral uplift''
and a soc ticket ample compensation
for $40 worth OF space in a rlewspaper.
But the Oskaloosa ehantanqna Is a
shining exception, ami we hope that
everybody VINO can viii attend AMI
that the association may make sl0, 600,
" % o.
I'VE 30 not believe there ~ a man
ia tine state In every way as available
today tor the nomination for governor
as John r. Lacey iaays the arlington
News
~ y ~
MaFshasstown Times Republican
Based strictly on the ADVERTISING
rates aof EoEierss. Oskaioosa,s rest
roons are payiag Investment.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

Deep River Record: i. "A sSlEearer.
of BIontezuna, while fishing at South
Skunk, one day last week, killed a
strange bird 1t measured nine feet
from tip to tip of wings. The taxider-
mist of Penn college, in -OskllGosa, an
authority on birds, VIII re it was TAX
en- to be mounted, says 1t belongs to
the pelican family, and are found near
the ocean.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-07-11

The Saturday Globe: The Edmuli-
son statue, which is to cost about
S10,090. is 10 he unveiled in the park
some tin,a in September, we believe.
Why mot make ii a two days celehra-
ton combine it with homecoming
of the Aiahaskans VINO have at one
time on another been residents of the
county? We believe it would be a
good thing from a business, as well as
Il social standpoint There's no
place like home" and we feel sure the
old boys aud girls would like to come
back To Proud Mahasta
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lob. rlef er: ,,Nb, ba fDntmt oer
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Wannihaften WeoaiIen gu perteilen.
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ralleutnant uuo gum Sreiberrn 9inaa
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Iertae Surfirft BON 6eiiert aetate fih.
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aetebrt mar. erfenntlih. Die Biirs
ger oDn 6ersFelo molten 9ineg elm
reides 9eldent MAIDEN, er mics es
aber aurid unb nahm MIR cine iils
berne Weoaiae, Die lte gum Qnbens
ZEN on bic Gettun9 Der Stabt priger
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cine @ebdhtnistafet aufaeiteqt, uelbe
Den 6eraang ersdblt uno ieinen Sea-
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1912 geitorben, reid an Sabren, gb.
rem uno Wuroen; iein id0niter 9itel
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ibrem ftarten Bertebr cine oerartioe
RreisreouttiDn nerb6ltniBmakio leidt
auSbalten f1nnen, trifft }ie ferntueIt.
lihe Babner in Ihmab beiiebe[ten
@egenoen. oeren Nerfebr elm emit.
Iprecbeno aerineerer 1T, lhmer.
NuBeroem mag lih Die 8eouftiun
nett emplinolider gelteno MAIDEN,
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herrihenoen Bruaperitdt Die r1aeereu
Sabre tommen, melde erfabrungss
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pertebr nit iih brinaen Derben.
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tunasmaBregeln nibt iiber'S i8iel
binaus. Sic oirten nidt perseiSen,
baB fie niel aeIinoiat baben. Die
8reisberabiebunsen oDn Seitert
sablrei@er 9eai8laturen maren piel.
fnb nur bic Nntw0rt auf Die 6arri'
man lhen uno 0iu'lhen 6nnoerts
miiiDneuprDfite. Die gum gr6Beren
Betraa ben NftiDndren unb benz
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lid onourh oas Bertrauerl oes 8nb'
litums eribittert merben muBte.
Die neuen @eiebe Der 2eaislaturen
aeeen Die Bnbnlinien iinb nnr Die
5Dlae oieler Gtimmung.
Wiar berednet, bob fir Jrabt.
transpprte in ben G~ereinigten Staaz
ten an 8abnlinien i'm lebten Sabre
ST. GAO, 900, 900 nesablt ruurben.
9urd Die beabiihtiete grb6hune
Der Srahtraten niroe bieIe linee'
heuere Gnmne utn rueitere $500,
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a%bern,aliQe unteriuhune nit uunns
~aenebMen SDlgen fir bic Babn'
LINEN t0nnte baburh neranlnBt ner'
ben.
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geln 5u pIanen, follten es ith Die
Babnlinien in u~eberftimmung mil
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lieber aneeleaen leln lafen. iber
geeiQnete WaBnabmen su nerban'
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entiprehen, Naen mDglihit eerehI
mer0en uno bic unrube uno Ser
ftimnung i'm 8ublttum uno in Der
@eihdftsrpelt beihmibtiaen.
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pfaneen.
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