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Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
ALASKA STARVATION.
The Government Order5 Relief by q
 Revenue Cutter.


 Washington, Jan. 12.-The secretary of the treasury has received from Sit ka. Alaska. a copy of telegram dated Juneau. January 10th, from the com mander of the Revenue cutter Sitka, in which he says he has received cable gram from Deputy Marshal Waddell d. Catella. Alaska. to the effect that for ty persons including nine women and six children at Yakltaga. are short of provisions and that some of them art- sick. The telegram adds: Prompt as sistance is necessary. Can you send revenue cutter to remove or take provisions. All are able to pay. There are twenty five tons of provisions for Yakataga at Kayak Highlands. but no boats are available for winter service l have notified GovtrnOr HOgatt to take the matter up with the authori- ties at Washington
 In response Acting Secretary Ed wards telegraphed Captain Ainsworth of the revenue cutter Rush that unless other arrangements can be made to assist the people at Yakataga he should proceed with his vessel. Tn re- spOnse to this telegram the department late today received telegram Co the effect that the Rush had sailed.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
lie BIdmeS the President for the BreHns-
 vile Outbreak
The Negroes He Said Were Only Living Up Ideas of Social Equality Which Mir. Roosevelt Had Implanted.

Washington. Jan. I2-The senate listened to a debate on the race ques- tion today in which Mir. Tillman was the principal participant and Mir. Pat terson of Colorado his opponent They brought into striking contrast th4 ideas of the north and the south. President ROosevelt's action in the Brownsville matter vas the subject or the discussion.
 MT. Tillman held that nothing was involved in it except the race question and that the administration was ra- sponsible for that growing acute con dition of the race question in the. south. The president. he maintained. encouraged the negro to assert hi; equality and then had wrought ven seance on the whole battalion for fol- lowing the encouragement. He con demned the presidents action in some respects.
 Mir. Patterson defended the presi- dents right tO discharge the troops. but said there might be some grounds to question the policy. He condemned in strong terms what he regarded as the radical position of Mir. Tillman. and predicted that the extinction of the democratic party in the north would follow the continuance of such tactics.
 The debate occupied four hours. and was listened to with great interest by crowds in the galleries. who had to be warned against applause by the vie, president who iinally threatened to clear the galleries. No action was talk en on tine resolution for the investiga- ton of the Brownsville affray. but NIT. FOraker gave notice that on Monday he would endeavor to have it disposed of
 Following a colloquy with Senator CulbeTsOn on his position as to the presidents authority under the articles
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13

of war Co discharge the solE.rs. 1Ir Tillman remarked That nccr-o os rhe O. groes discharged win return to T.z1- "One Of them he coutiaues -ts-t famous sergeant, Mnxl, end. comes from South Carolina fs- ao.ld like Co meet Minso and shake sfis hand But he is not going hack to south Carolina and let me khos he Is sgs1 ing"
 Why notT- interrupted Ssnas Foraker.
 Because of the suspicion slaf uiI-.' prevail as Co who really dId Inc klIlfi- which would make it unhealthy, fsr him down there viSh it was not s., but cant help it. 1T b. had bcea lis-. charged honorably he cul-t h1-c co-- there and have been the blEscst man at the negro camp meetings and h1,- received rrspectful tgtatm-rls fguar the whites
 senator Tillman cunVuised tr- Eai- lery and amused many Seu.--ers "a minute later by Illustrating thr a elimination between tse races Ia Washington Negroes said he. -ar- not allowed to drink ct su ulc ta-s ln' Washington. as you an kuou
 The last three words verc given s.- pecial emphasis and th- as-uaEar waved his hand Co iHsluJr the uboi. senate
 Senator CuIberSou injrsIuced a h-.r tO require common car-iers % rurut .i -cars for the shipment of uv. rt..s within rsasoul5lc tim-- Hr s,st.s that some time ago he prsssut,5 a d. Hf. . ru
 of Texas praying fer r-i-f frsnn fl.H ear shortage: that this meH.orlI h..-l gone Co the cummjtt-e on canlu-rt'. but had not yet been taken u. I- called attention to the nrcssSity or ss- tending the scope of the biu to' s-..,..- shipments of grain.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
A NEW TREATY.

Fl Paso Jan. 12.-Mex.co's new am bassador to America, Hon. Enrique Creel. has been called to Mexico City where it is said he will receive in structions relative to the negotiations of a treaty with the United States under the terms of which the Mexican republic may be able to reach and punish those of it's people who come to America to plot and act against their own government
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
THE BAILEY FORCE
 ON THE DEFENSIVE
The Only Question Now Before the Legislature is as 10 the Character of the Investigation.

Austin. Tex. Jan. 12.-The suggested Bailey investigation consumed the entire session of the Texas legislature today and bids fair to continue far into the Monday session without being vot- ed upon.
 The anti-Bailey faction claims vic tory up to now and assert that it will make even better gains. The basis O: the prediction is that their opponents have ignored the original defense and are now offering as substitute a proposition to have q special commit tee to determine whether the investi- gation should be made.
 Today's session was given over to % discussion of the proposed investiga- tion and when an adjournment was had late in tine evening. but one side of the controversy had been heard. Representative Duncan of Smith county. leader of the anti Bailey forces, was the only speaker.
 The contentious of the friends of Bailey will be presented on Monday Bailey tonight gave out an interview in which he said: There is not sem blance or truth in the statement that my friends are seeking either to delay or prevent an investigation. l am more than ready to meet any charge any responsible man may make against me but l do not believe any senator from Texas ought to be required to answer indefinite, nebulous and anonymous charges. All I ask is that those who accuse me of personal political mis- conduct shall make their accusations specific and offer proof.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
THE BIG BONANZA.
Saved From the Seas Which Threat
 ened Her Foundering.

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-The bark Big Bonanza. which it was feared had fOundered with all on board off the coast of oregon. crept into port this afternoon under her own sail. Cap tain Cameron and crew had hard battle to save the ship after the vessel was cast adrift by the tug Samson. Rough weather was experienced and in a terrific gale when near Cape Flattefy on January s the hawser parted or was cut. In a rough sea last Sunday Cap tain Cameron fell from the forward house and was badly injured.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
CORNWALL AGlTATED.
Over a We'll Founded Report Concern
 ing American Tin Operations.

London. Jan. 12-The great tin cen ters of Cornwall are agitated over a report that an American syndicate is buying up the richest tin mines there. A representative of the syndicate Is said to have been in Penzance for some weeks. The report has been con- firmed
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
JUDGE TANNER SUSPENDED.
Supreme Court Of Oregon Furnishes
 Him for Swearing Falsely.

Salem, Ore. Jan. 12.-The supreme court of oregon today suspended Judge Albert H. Tanner from the practice Of law for unprofessional conduct in swearing falsely of his relations with late United States Senator John Mitchell. his law partner. Certain mitigating circumstances were taken into consideration by the court in reaching this decision.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE LOSSES.
Compromise Agreement Signed by the
 Austrian Phoenix Company.

Washington. Jan. 12-The depart ment of state today received the fol- lowing cablegram' fIom Ambassador Francis at Vienna:
 Tn accordance with instructions from the department I actively coop erated with a committee representing the san Francisco policyholders. by discreet unofficial intervention with the minister for foreign affairs. A compl omise agreement was reached last night and signed by the Austrian Phoenix Insurance company. which the latter recommends to san Francisco claimants.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
THE SECOND BODY
Taken From the Shaft of the Edison
 Mine.

Bakersfield. Cal. Jan. 12.-The re- cOvery of the body of George Warner, one of the miners killed in the cave in of the Edison shaft. December :. in which Hicks spent fifteen days. was made today. This is the second body rescued 10 date. Identification was made by means of an artificial eye.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
THE PRESIDENT URFtS
 NATIONAL ASSISTANCE
In Restoring the Colorado River to Its
 Former Channel
He Also Advises that the Irrigation Schemes in the Imperial Valley be Included in Rational Project.

Washington. Jan. 12.-Tne president today sent to the senate a message urging some action by congress toward remedying the situation caused by the break in the Colorado river. The mes sage contains a long review of the sit nation and says prompt action must be taken, otherwise conditions will be come so extreme as to be impracti- cable of remedy Probably with the expenditure of S2.OOG.O0O, he says. the river can be restored to its former channel and held there indefinitely. The question of what amount. if any. should be paid to the Southern Paciilc for the work done. Is one for future consideration.
 The president says: "The rcclama- ton service should be authorized to take steps at once for the construction of an irrigation project under the terms of the reclamation act for the lands in Imperial valley and in the lower Colorado river Vallcy.\
 "To accomplish this the United States should acquire the rights of the California Development company and subsidiary operations in the United States and MeXco." Referring to the California Development company. the president says it began work by mak ing representations to possible settlers of the great benefits to be derived by taking up land. The claims were not extravagant but in many cases it ap- pears wilful misrep- -esentations were made
 After the message had been read il was referred to the committee on for eign relations. of which MT. Perkins Of California is chairman.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
INSURANCE co. DISSOLUTION.

Hamburg. Jan. 11.-At two stock holders meetings held today of the Trans Atlantic Insurance company resolutions to dissolve and liquidate were approved unanimously.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
COL. fPtS RANDOLPH
 SUES COL. GREENE
He Seeks to Recover 5000 Shares of The cananea Central Copper Com pany.

Fl Paso, Tex. Jan. 12.-W. C. Greene the Cananea copper king. has been sued in COchise county. Arizona, fo" S300.000 by Epes Randolph. president of the Gila Valley. Globe and North ern railroad and the Cananca. Yaqui River and Pacific railTCad. for 5000 shares os stock of the Cananea Central Copper company. other defendants are Lycurgus Lindsay ana the Cananel Central copper company
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
IMPERIAL SETTLERS PROTEST.

Imperial, Cal. Jan. 12-The message Of the president recommending that the government acquire the rights of the California Development company and take the Imperial Valley into the re-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13

What snal, be done To boys who arc eruelf Put them 10 bed And feed them on grucL What shall be done With boys who are qoodf- Give th-rl Oonofrio's Cactss Candy for food.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
TWO FROZEN IN toAHo.

Mackly. Idaho. Jan. Ie-Tve Farra- CTS known as thr T,-t-l sftsh-rs. .uaa lived on the desert afJsan mile- ssuih of Arco. sroze to death last night
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Jan. 12.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair in south. snow in the north portion Sunday; Monday fair.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13

MONEY TO LOAA-As lowest rates. repayable tn instslimeRts. if destfss; interest cease on amount paid in e F.. PascOe. Real Estate and lnsuranc. 1lO North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1907-01-13
FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE

-5-room brick completely furnished. 5000 per month. F.. E. Pascoe. no North Center Street.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
NEWS OF EDDYVILLE.
Daily Happening In a Live Town,
Told By J. R. Sipes.

EddyVille, July IA mass meeting
was held at the town hall and the
question of having a street carnival
here this summer was discussed with
the result that it was decided to per.
nit the U. S. Carnival Co. to show on
Walnut street from August to II
This is the same company which ap,
peared here two years ago and will be
in Ottumwa next week.
Frank Nelson, who had been visiting
mis- grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Will
liams, departed Tuesday for his home
at Superior, Nebraska.
S. M. Davis sold his small place just
north of town to John Dennilg, Mon.
day, the deal being made by Beamer
Brothers.
James Boden is moving from First
street to the II. S. Davis property on
North Second street.
Rev. wilkins, of Pennington, OPP
ened meetings at the Baptist church
Monday night, to continue for two
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18

weeks. .......
Some from Eddyville attended the
packing house picnic at Ottumwa
Tuesday and also visited there
Among them were Frank and Miss
Minnie Lanes. Miss Jennie Pyatt and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Washington.
Earl Roberts went to Agency Mon
day to visit mis- sister, Mrs. George ia
ger. J. ]. jaeger is carrying the mail
on Route 1 during Earl's vacation.
Mrs. Harvey Buckler returned to
her home at OskalooSa Monday after
a snort visit at the home of Mrs. l.
Spencer. Master Virgil Linderman
accompanied her home for visit.
Mrs Ollie Oldham and Misses Ger
trude Oldham and Doris Carson have
gone for an extended visit at Ottum,
wa, Chillicothe, Agency and other
points.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
SOUTH SPRING VALLEY.

Harley Shaw is hauling corn to the
Thomas Bros.
Carson Mcclure and T1ornt Ellis
worth eacn sold car load of stock to
Miller and McMains.
The Thomas Brothers sold two car
loads of fat cattle of their owI feeding
to Miller and McMaf;ls. They also
sold nine fat cows to Don Wymore of
Barnes City.
The people in this neighborhood are
through laying their corn by hoe,
They have commenced cutting small
grain. You can hear the hum of the
machines. Then comes the hay.
The neighbors were called in to Mr..
Feeders to attend the funeral of their
little son Ray. He was laid to rest in
the Wymore cemetery, on Friday. The
same week little Juanita Hargrayes
was laid to rest in New Sharon by the
side of her father. Both were in the
same neignborhood.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18

The above dispatch comes as a sur
prise to many friends of the pastor Of
the local Congregational church, al
though it is known that Rev Kaye has
contemplated accepting an appoint
ment in the Episcopal church for sew
eral years. His resignation as pastor
Of the Congregational church in this
city was not to take effect until the
close of his eighth year of work with
the church, on October 81. and the
church refused to accept the resigna-
ton. As Rev. Kaye and his family
are now visiting at their old home in
Jefferson, it is impossible to ascertain
definitely that he has accepted tae ap-
pointment, as the report would signify.
1t is understood that he has not as.
yet been ordained into the rectorship
of the denomination, and he has OF
notified the congregational church as
to the date of mis- leaving.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
THE COUNTY NEWS.
WHITE CITY.

George White is suffering from ton
silitis this week.
Miss Bessie Fisher visited at the
Mott home Friday and Saturday.
Hugh Murray of BusSey visited at
the w. w. Roberts home Sunday.
Harriet, the little daughter of Jack
Farrell, is on the sick list this week.
p, Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Curic1 of Lu.
.cas are WISHING at the Robert Cunion
home. g. ....
Miss Lizzie Evans of Lucas is Wis
iting mere with her sister, Mrs. John
Baker this week.
Will SPAWN and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Colon at the pa
rental SPAWN home.
Miss Hazel Rice of Bussey and
Miss Stella Stikeleader are visiting
at the William Thomas home.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie White have
gone to Whit, ILL.,, where they will
make a permanent residence.
Miss Nellie Conley and sister
Madge of Blyth visited at the nome
of MIR. and Mrs. Pat Sannane last
week.
Miss Belle Patterson has returned
from Blyth after two molths' visit
Born, Tuesday, June 5, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bell, son.
Brown Eyes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
THE ELM GROVE PARK
Opening of New Pleasure Resort Is
Most Auspicious.

With a short concert by LaRue's
band and an old-fshionei dance, the
Elm Grove Park on the Mendenhall
farm southwest of the city was for
mally opened Tuesday evening. The
gaily lighted platform with its re-
fre5hment stand was an attractive
place for many of the hundreds of
visitors, while the quiet shade of the
trees and bushes protected not few
loving couples from the dim moon
light. The park is pretty place and
numerous seats have been provided
for the comfort of the visitors. 1t
will likely prove a profitable enter
prise for the Interurban Company, un,
der whose auspices it is being oper'
atei.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18

one year for carrying concealed
weapons. Thus they have the road
problem solved here.
Test Of Wagon Loads.
1t is not what a horse will pull
here that constitutes a load, it is
what the wagon will hold up. We
saw one horse today hauling four
bales of cotton, 1000 pounds. He
was hauling it five miles to town.
Another horse was pulling one cord
of green pine wood to the same town.
These cGlvicts while in camp are all
chained to a large iron bar that runs
n front of their hunks and spend the
Sunday that way, often a white man
and a colored man sleeping in the
same bunk, but are given clean
clothes on Sunday from head to foot.
At meal time they are served their
food, which Is of the cOmmonest ma
ture, in tin pans, with lin cup out
OF which to driak. and they sit right
down in the road to eat it. They are
allowed one hour for noon. Some
times one gets away but he is soon
run down, with bloodhouhds, which
they; keep right in the gang. When
caught they get no credit for the time
they have served but begin anew, as
there Is great scarcity of labor.
r. Williams.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
FREMONT.
Brown Eyes

William Lee and family spelt Sun
day WITH Mary Lee.
Miss Erma Krout gave a party last
evening to her class.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Caves visited at
George Caves Sunday.
Miss Lora Smith Of Grundy Center
is visiting friends here.
Rev Ingham of Knoxville preached
at the M. L. church Sunday.
DR.. Bruce Ensley of Iowa City was
calling on friends here Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Morgan of oskaloosa
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walz spent Sun
day at the home of Ernest Walz.
Mrs. Walt Mowry of Hedrick visit
ed at Harmon Akerman's Sunday.
The Inhabitants of this town were
aroused from slumber last night
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
REGARDING REV. KAYE
Dispatch Says He Will Go To Mason
City September I.

Mason City, Ia, July H. Bishop
Morrison mas appointed Rev. A. Cato
Kaye, pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church at Oskaloosa,rector of the
Mason City ST. Johns Episcopal
church, and Rev. Kaye with his family
will move here September LIST and oc-
cupy the rectory ON East Sixth street
and assume the duties as regular rec
tor of the parish. Mason City will
warmly welcome the new rector to the
city and trust that he win enjoy his
residence here and prove another pop
ular addition to the ranks of he local
clergy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
oskaIoosa May secure convention.

County Recorder U. G. Deck has re
ceived the program of the county re-
corders' convention to be held at Gin
ton, August 14-16. The convention IL
held annually and is attended by the
recorders from all over. They gather
together and many new points are
brought out. The convention head
quarters at Clinton will be at the LAT
ayette Inn, while the business ses-
sions win be held at the Citation coun-
ty court house.
Mr., Deck expects to attend il the
business OF the Office is not too heavy
at the time OF the meet He will en-.
deavor to secure oskaloosa the con.
yention next year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-07-18
IN the Domestic Department the Rea Economy Section

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