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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08
Los Angeles Election

Through the kindness of Henry
II. Green, Esq. former resident of
Extras territory we received the
Los Angeles Express giving full
report If the battle of the ballots
that was fought in that great city
recently between the motley crowd
that stands for vice and indece ncy,
and the better element. The new
Mayor George Alexander is an Ia.
man from Tama County, an old
neighbor of Secretary of Agricul-
ture, James Wilson. Mr.. Wilson
sent strong letter of commenda-
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08
Gray News


Russell Shelley was Gray visitor
Tuesday.
Mr., Rice was a Manning caller,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Bates went to Omaha Monday
morning.
Miss Gunther weni TO Boone Tues
day morning.
Mr.. Clark started on his cream
route Monday.
Mrs. Rice returned from Omaha
last Thursday evening.
Elmer Ellis and family spent Sum
day at the Mease home.
Cameron Ross spent a couple of
days in Gray last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John S aw wero Au-
dubon shoppers, last Friday.
Mrs. James Foster of Sioux City
spent a day in Gray last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shine ledec-
ker Of Ross spent Sunday in Gray.
Mr.. Ellis Of Audubon spen. Tues-
day with his son Elmer and family.
Miss Alice Ballou spent Saturday
rnd Sunday at the Creveling home.
M, El,,o, MIS- ,p1 ob;ldrar
went down TO Audubon Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Harry Lamp attended the fu-
neral OF her aunt in Manning last
week.
Ray Mclaughlin had very sicl
horse in Gray for couple Of days,
last week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08
Christian Church
Order of Services

For Sunday, April 18th Sunday
School 10 a. ~.
Morning service j a. ~.
Up. S. G. E. p. ~.
Evening service s p. ~.
Everyone is cordially iuvited to
be present.
Service will also be held in the
Audubon Township Christian
Church at 3 p. ~.
Ever yone il cordially invited to
be present at all services.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08


DIR. Rosenbladt was called out to
John Carl's last Thursday to prescribe
for the baby.
William Swai son and wife and
daughter Anna visited Sunday at
Oscar Swanson's.
The carpenters, Lou Beers and his
force are at work in Ross erecting a
house for Sammy Jordan.
Joe Johnston Jr has been sick in
Audubon with appendicitis but he
is up and around again, He intends
to 90 to Council Bluffs about the
middle of the week for an operation.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08
Illustrated

Extra School OF Music opens Friday
Grocery store, No, 1928. All branches
of music taught and Supervisors course
of Public School Music These cele-
brated Methods are operated from the
Atlantic to the Pacific for both child
rem and adults and bring modern
Conservatory to your own house.
Trust US and we Will give you the
best results. All children who are be
ginners or only studied one year
should start in.
The Illustrated Course for children,
Tuesdays and Fridays at p. m.
Violin Lessons given at the Studio
on Mondays and Thursdays.
| All lessons payable one month in
advance.
No lessons missed until absolutely
too sick to attend and four hours no.
tice given at the Studio. Some allow
ance made for country pupils.
All private lessons in Piano and
| Voice are scheduled and must be taken
at that time.
All taking the Illustrated course
when completed in certain length of
time will commence first year private
work with us. The four years course
will be along Conservatory llues and
when finished our Diploma issued
from Illustrated Schools will be re-
cognized in any College or Conserva-
tory and you will be given your stand
ing by that instead of usual examina-
ton
This is also a school of Discipline,
good manners at all times, no speak
ing aloud only when addressed by the
teacher.
A Library of Music free reference
for all pupils.
First door is the office and waiting
room where no article of furniture etc
is to be handled
Next door is the studio where all
lessons are given without Interrupt
ton
,, There will be someone in charge of
the office all hours of the day and you
can reach US by phone day or night.
, Pieces are given the pupils of this
, school in the way of prints of the first
composers and the first Piano and
other Instruments
All visitors are requested to leave
their card in Office and all are well
eome.
The Illustrated Glass may be visi.
ted at any time and we request the
;, presence especially of the patrons.
We have now an enrolment of
nearly so so help the good work along.
The public and our business men
now have a chance to show their APP
!, probation of a great prospect for lit
tie town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08
Gen'l Stoessel's Fate

London Chronicle: L. is sad to
hear that Gen'l Stoessel, of Port
Arthur fame, is now lying grevious-
ly stricken in the fortress S. S. Peter
and Paul at ST. Petersburg whittier
he was consigned after his coudem-
nation to death by Court Martial
Stuessel the recipient of the kaisers
Ordre pour lie Merite! never since
the time of Belisarius has there
been such a lamentable inversion
of soldiers fortune. His friends
lave vainly petitioned the Gear for
his release and now he is said to be
speechless from apoplexy From
his own point of view ne is the VIC
tim of ''iugratitude more strong
than TRAITORS arms.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the best
known pills made, are easy 10 take and
act gently and are certaiu We sell and
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08
Extra City Items

Fine Easter veal, Saturday at the
Powell market.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Masching Wednesday for election OF
officers.
Before buying Oxfords look at
Peters and you will buy them.
III. CAMPBELL. 6, Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-08

Foley,s Honey and Tar is asafeguard
against serious results from spring colds
which intlame the lungs and develop in
to pneumonia. Avoid counterfeits by in
sisting upon having the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar which contains no
harmful drugs Nick Dotling.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
THE UTAH LAUNCHED
BIGGEST FIGHTING MACHINE IN
THE NAVY FORMALLY CHRIST.
ENEo ~ FITTING MANNER.
When Levlsthan OF War Slid Into the
Water, United States Naval Con.
struetion Stepped Into Supremacy
over other Nations.

Phlladelphla,-In the presence OF a
distinguished array Of statesmen, the
battleship Utah. the biggest In the
United States navy. and dubbed
"Skeered o. Nuthn" was launched
on Thursday In the yards Of the New
York ShipbulldIng company ut Cam.
den. n. j.. after Miss Mary Alice spry.
daughter OF Governor Spry OF Utah.
had smashed a beribboncd bottle Of
champagne over the bow and spoke
the words Of christening.
Hundreds OF workmcn In the yards
stood silent AS Miss Spry threw the
bottle with all her strength against
the steel plated hull Of the leylathan
of war Then every one removed his
hat and the men gave mighty cheer
as the ship slid down the creased
sklds and splashed into the water
with a roar which drowned the shout.
ing
l.aunchings are common on the
Delaware river but the launching OF
the great vessel ON Thursday estab.
lishcd a new epoch. II was memor.
able occasion from many viewpoints;
first, ON account Of the distinguished
array Of notable people: second. on
account Of the unrlyallod strength OF
the ship, and third. through the fact
that United States naval construction
now steps into supremacy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
EXPLORERS CLUB DROPS COOK.
Holds That Alleged Dlseoverer Of Pole
Praetleed Fraud on Public.

New York-The board OF governors
Of the Explorers club met last Friday
In executive session and. standing In
silence. voted with bowed heads. that
DR.. Frederick A. Cook will be dropped
from the rolls Of the club for frauds
practiced on TX members and on the
public.
Coming hard upon the heels Of the
crushing verdict lately rendered by
the University Of Copenhagen. tho &c
ton OF the Explorers club Fiday "
the result OF independent investlga.
ton which In no way touch upon the
polar controversy and the weight Of
It's dlsapproval thus becomes cumula.
tive.
Preliminary to It's vote Of exclusion,
the board met to pass upon the report
Of It's committee that has been inves
tigating the validity Of Or. Cooks as.
scrtion that he reached the summit OF
Mt Mckinley. This committee. In
concluding an exhaustive report. rec.
commended that Or Cooks claims
that he assembled TO the summit OF Mt
Mckinley In 1906 be rejected by the
Explorers club as not worthy Of ere
dpuCe"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
zELAYA INTERVIEWED.
Former President Insists That He 10
Abused and Misunderstood.

sallna Cruz. MISUNDERSTANDING that
the attitude Of Secretary Knox toward
him could not fail to be disapproyed
by all fairmlnded people. and that he
believed the secretary's judgment was
warped by false reports from the
American vice consul at Managua. for
mer President Jose Santos Zelaya en-.
deayored, In an interview on Monday.
to justify his treatment Of the Ameri.
cans. Cannon and Groce. as an act
that any one In his position would
have committed
II am going TO Mexico City TO re-
main for six months" said he. III tho
climate agrees with me. will send or
go for my family. II II does not agree
with me. will go TO some place in
Europe. | am going to Mexico City
to thank President Dinz and Mexican
officials for their kindness to me-"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
SCANDAL ON CHANGE
sENsATIoNAL RISE AND FALL OF
ROCK ISLAND STOCK is
CAUSE OF SUSPICION.
Committee Appointed for Official Prob.
ING Of Mystery or Fiaseo, With
instructions to slit Mat.
ter 10 the Bottom.

New York The New York Stock
Exchange has an investigation on its
hands Common stock Of the Rock
Island company rose - IA points al.
most Immediately after the opening on
Monday. then. even more suddenly,
dropped to go Thereby hangs a mys.
terry. or fiasco. o. something that
the governors OF the stock exchange
will try to sift to the bottom
At the close Of the days session the
governors quickly held conference.
and II was announced that n special
investigation had been Instituted.
Francis l.. Eames former president Of
the exchange; !. r. Atterbury and Err.
nest Groesbeck were appointed to con.
dust the Inquiry. Conservative mem.
beers are much exercised over tho
episode and summary punishment Of
the offenders Is demanded
Onlcers OF the Rock Island disclaim
any responsibility for the movement.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
selecting Uncle JOe'a successor.

Washington. Wow Of the grim
way In which Joseph q, cannon OF n.
linois IN holding onto the spcakership
OF the house Of representatives. Il
seems premature TO indulge In any
gossip ~ 10 his successor Yet this
Is what even his friends In congress
are doing In expectation that he will
lay down the gaycl ON March I. 1911.
one year. two months and ten days
hence Already combinations are
forming, and they promise to engage
In one OF the most sensational tights
the election Of speaker ever has pro
duCpd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
Nod Of nurenu OF MIne,.

Washington Headquarters OF the
American Mining congress have been
opened here TO promote the establish.
ment OF national bureau Of mines
President TAFT and Secretary Ballin.
ger OF the interior department are
said to favor such bureau The
only difficulty In the way Of the os.
tablishmoni Of such bureau, said
James =. Galbrcath, Jr, OF Denver,
secretary OF the congress, lies In the
fact that many persons do not real.
ice the terrible conditions that pre-
vail in the mining industry and how
much We need the aid OF the federal
government"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
Another Myth Exploded.

Nogales, Arlz-Tho mystery and
glamor for many years surrounding
Tiburon island, Gulf OF California.
has been effectually dissipated by the
return OF seven Of the American ex.
plorers, who had passed through No.
gales on October Is on their way to
explore the island, which they sup
posed TO be Inhabited by man.eatlng
Sen Indians and TO contain hidden
treasure and rich mineral veins The
party was under the leadership OF Pro
lessor Fnyette A. Jones, They found
10 mineral and the natives we're
friendly
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
NICARAGUANS RID OF zELAYA
Fallen Tryant Leaves msnasus on
Mexican ounbost, Causing Sigh
Of Relief From Followers.

Managua santos zelaya. ex.
president Of Nicaragua. has deserted
his country and his followers. going
aboard a Mexican gunboat on Thurs
day. bound for salina Cruz.
Zelaya left the country he had 80
long misruled and the people he had
plundered without the blaze Of
trumpets. Under cover Of darkness
Thursday morning. Zelaya. accom-.
panied by heavily armed guard. pro
ceeded 10 Corinto. In which port the
Mexican warship had been lying for
several days close to the United
States protected cruiser Albany. Other
American warships swung at anchor
In the harbor with marines aboard
awaiting instructions.
At 8 o'clock in the afternoon the
warship weighed anchor and pointed
out to sea 4 salute of l3 guns was
fired from the shore and hundreds OF
soldiers and citizens waved the former
dictator farewell from the breach
Zelaya stood alone and waved back
In answer lie uncovered when
huIfhNl VI NU' AuunNt uNl tue All'Il
can cruiser made no response Then
he turned again toward the shore. gaz
ing until out Of sight
The people were relieved when they
learned that Zelaya had gone and
President Madriz has already begun
his promised work of reform All re
ports that Madriz intends to resign
the presidency are untrue. lie himself
states that he accepted the office only
after mature consideration of the op.
pOrtunity the position gave him to
bring about harmony and peace In
Nicaragua and also Of the dangers
which attended his acceptance. lie Ii
willing to face the dangers. he says.
In order TO save the country
News Of the overwhelming victory
won by General Estrada at Rama has
now reached the ears Of all In Man.
aqua. as we'll rs the report that the
revolutionary forces will soon be
marching In this direction But Es.
trada IL as yet long distance off and
hope IL held that before his men
reach the capital settlement salts
factory TO all sides might be ar.
ranged
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
Victim Of Tho BLACK Hand.

Washington Antonio Dalosandro,
an wealthy merchant In this city, is In
the hospital with probably fatal
wounds, inflicted. the police say, by u
Black Hand agent. who struck the man
down when he refused TO give up a
large sum Of money Warrants have
been issued for the arrest Of John
Cantafy, nm Italian nj Washington,
and Antonio tolle, a nonresident The
police are securing the Italian region
for Folle. Folle is said TO have at.
tackled Dalesandro while he was in a
barber chair
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
STORM IN THE EAST
WORST GALE IN YEARS SWEEPS
OVER NEW ENGLAND. LEAVING
TOLL or DEATH AND DAMAGE.
Tidal Wave Drives Hundreds From
Their Homes In Boston, and other
cities Are Blocked Win Snow
and LEFT In Darkness

Boston 4 northeast storm on Sun.
day swept Into New England with ter
rife energy The gale drove a tide
into Massachusetts, bay which nearly
equalod that of the famous storm Of
1851 The wet snow postrated wires
the telephone telegraph. electric light
and trolley. and railroad trains we're
stalled Three persons lost their lives
In Everett and Chelsea by the sud
den rise Of the tide
Coming IN full moon. the gale
rolled a wave along the coast which.
In some places. reached q height Of
more than fourteen feet above low.
water mark.
In this city the tide went across
Atlantic avenue on the water front
aud caused an estimated damage OF
more than fi.0OO.OOO
In Everett. Cornelius Harkin and
his wife we're caught In their beds
and overwhelmed by the food An
infant was drowned In Chelsea under
similar conditions. Persons living
some distance from the coast found
themselves looking over the open
ocean
Hundreds Of persons were driven
from their homes by a flood resulting
from the breaking Of dam gate 1T
place known as The Dykes In
Chelsea. just over the Everett line.
Large cities. such as Cambridge
Someryillc. Lynn. Brocton. Proyi.
dence. Fail River and New Bedford
we're In darkness. except for light AZ
forded by the full moon.
From New York. Philadelphia and
New Haven come reports Of the worst
storm In years Three deaths In New
York were due to the storm In phila
dclphia the street railways abandoned
tra1ic
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
LIved In Thr,e centurIes.

Philadelphia. Pa After living In
three centuries. Mrs Brayne Make.
densky, aged no years. died In this
city Saturday night AZ the Jewish
shelter home She came 10 this
country about twenty years ago. with
her family She was the mother OF
nineteen children. several OF whom
are still living Her descendants
number about 100 Her oldest grand.
son, Abraham Makodcnsky OF New
York. IL 20 years old. Mrs. Mako
densky has always been proud OF u
medal given her by Car Nicholas II
OF Russia
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
SCHLEy BELIEVES IN COOK
Calls Upon Commander Pesry u Sub
NIT His Proofs TO the Un.
Versity Of Copenhagen.

Washington. RcaiIlrming BIZ com
plcte confidence In Dr. Cook. Rar Ad.
miral W 8 schlcy. retired. % Wed.
nesday called upon Commander pcary
to submit his proofs that he reached
the north pole TO some scientlc body
other than the National Geographic
society.
This. The admiral declared. should
be done at once In the Interest Of jus
tice and to establish beyond gicstlon
the claims of Poary.
The admiral believes thattle same
body which threw out and regulated
Cooks data should be permitted to
pass upon the data submitted by
peary 10 the Geographic soesty.
Moreover. Admiral schley believes
that the submission Of the goofs to
Copenhagen should be insisted upon
by Pcary. whatever the at1ude Of
the National Geographic soehty may
be-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
A Christmas Tragedy.

Peru, Policemen who an.
swerod call on Christmas day from
ora Galloway found his wife dead on
the kitchen floor Of their home and
Galloway with an empty revolver In
his hand and overturned furniture
showing that there had been a strug.
glo. Galloway declared he had no
consciousness OF what had mkcn
place In his examination by tho pc.
lice, Galloway said he had been m
and that Friday night his wife gave
him some headache medicine before
he went TO bed lie knew no more.
he said
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
SAYS GOVERNOR LIED.
Delegate From Hawaii Causes . Pc.
litieal Sensation.

Honolulu Delegate 10 Congress
kalanlanaolc. who recently announced
himself q candidate for reelection
has caused a political sensation
throughout the territory by vigorous
attack upon Governor Frcar. charging
the governor with not acting In good
faith with regard To the proposed
homestcadlng OF public lands.
In his first interviews ON the sub
iect. the delegate To congress said
that the governor lied about land
policies and intentions. Later he
withdrew this expression. but an.
nounced himself as al war with the
territorial executive ON account OF
failure TO open public lands
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
MarrIner GETS sln N.nrs.

CincInnau.-with a request that
sentence be pronounced Immediately
Charles l.. Warmer, demutlng local
treasurer OF the Big Four railroad
pleaded guilty 10 emhez1lement on
Wednesday and was sentenced to six
years hard labor In The state peni-
Tertiary.
The plea OF guilty was made by
pre'arrangcment between the county
prosecutor and WARMERS attorneys
and the sentence of the court brings
TO close one chapter Of the story
Of theft of at least SGt3. 900. with
its attendant sensational charges
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
ELEPHANT OUTLETS FOR DINNER


Kampala. Uganda For the FIRST
time In the worlds history. perhaps.
the primal iunglcH OF Africa saw a
real. oldfashioncd Christmas cclcbra.
ton The only thing lacking was
snow and lee Hut there was biz
feast. and Santa Claus was there. too.
Former President Theodore Roosc.
welt was the man to initiate a typical
Yankee Christmas In King Daudi
Chwas territory Tents we're stretch.
cd.acd the native. cooks worked under
N e1sse,ss,.,--..-sa,...-. 90. 4 u.sr"'s,i *
thu American expedition In preparing
a monu which Included roast sitalun.
IA and elephant outlets. Kermit celc.
brated the day by taking a number OF
snap shots. and Col. Roosevelt re-.
cciycd visitors and did some writing
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
Teaehers, Annual MeetIna.

Salt Lake Clty.-The Utah school
cachers are In annual session In this
lily. Under the most suspicious cir.
umstances and with between 1900
nd 5000 teachers present from va
ious parts Of the state. crowding the
assembly hall to It's capacity. the con.
yontlon was called to order by Prcsl.
lent Frank NJ. briggs, superintendent
II the deaf and blind school at Ogden.
q few minutes after o'clock on Mon.
lay Every part OF the state was rep.
'csentod and some gathered from sur
'ounding states to be present at the
opening session.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
Lighthouse DESTROYED

Newport News, Va.-llaving been
rammed and almost cut in two by the
Tour masted schooner Malcolm Baxter
Jrp the Thimble Shell lighthouse. four
miles east from Old Point Comfort.
and near the tail Of the horseshoe. in
lower ChesapeaSe bay, caught fire and
was destroyed Monday morning Keep.
er Hudilns and his assistants, ]. II.
Thomas and T l.. Fauloher, put OF
IN liiehoat and was subsequently
picked up by a rescue crew FROM tho
United States scout cruiser Birming.
lam
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
Yuls.Ids BROUGHT sorrow and Death

Camden, n. J.--Christmas brought
death and sorrow to two families
at Malaga. near Vlneland. n. T.
Mrs Mary Price was killed by train
william Hageman, In an heroic at
tempt In save her. received injuries
from which he died Mrs, Price was
standing on the snow-covered station
platform at Malaga when she slipped
and fell on the tracks Just as the train
was pulling in without hesitation.
Hageman jumped TO rescue her, and
before he could drag her from danger
both were struck by the locomotive
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
KING ALBERT NOW RULES.


Brussels Another young monarch
was added 10 the reigning sover
eigns OF Europe on Thursday when
Albert l. assembled the throne Of bel.
gium, The official ceremony was bril-.
liant and the popular acclaim genuine
on Wednesday all Belgium mourned
Thursday sombcr symbols Uf iIourn.
Ing had been replaced with the
trl'colorcd orinamme. Everywhere
there was merrymakinE, and Joyous
cries nllcd the air
The scene In the house OF parlia.
ment where the oath to the throne
was taken was impressive, with It's
setting Of royalty. Here the new mon.
a. ch made an address destined. by It's
democratic tone and unequlyocal eX.
pressions on the great question OF the
Belgian Congo. 70 attract the atten.
tlon OF the world
Colonization should mean ciyillza.
ton. said the king The nation de.
sired policy OF humanity and pro.
gress In the Congo. aud no one had a
right to doubt her promise that such
a policy would be maintained It
mean, the growth OF the nation and
the advancement OF the moral and In.
tellectual standard OF the people.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-12-31
A CHAPTER Of AooIdentn.

New Hork.-A series Of unfortunate
occurrences marked the opening Mon.
lay Of the twentyhfth anniversary
meeting Of the American Historical
md the American Economic assocla.
Ions. On account Of the storm, Pres
dent Taft was unable to attend DR..
William Graham Sumner Of Yale, who
was to have taken an important part.
was stricken with sudden illness; An
drew Carnegie Tell In General Park
and injured his knee, and $ n. D.
North, acting president Of the Ameri-
can Statistical society, could not be
present because Of illnof