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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
4 Life ProaIem Eoiued

by that great health tonic, Electric
6.tteI-, is the enrichment of poor thin
blood, and strengthening tno weak.
sec. F. B. Clark J. H. =. Swe1-11l
{. Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
Frenohmen Still Lead in Race.

New York, March i1.-Ten teams
are still running today in the nterna- :
ttonal go-as-you- please race. but only
four of the ORIGINAL teams remain in
tact. The others are reconstructed
At 2 O'Clock the score was:
Cibot- Orphee 466 miles laps.
Davis Metkus 45o-4
Dineen PrOuty 429-7
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
Morning Scores Mot Hiob

Pittsburg, March 11.-Todays ses.
sion OF the American Bowling con.
sress started at 1880 o'clock and will
continue until after midnight tonighrt,
Double events We're rolled during tha
morning but none of the scores equal.
led the high scores previously made.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
of darkness, in order to secure fair

of darkness, in order to secure a fai
trial"
Governor Carroll called Sheriff Jack
son over the telephone last evening
and notified him that he must see tha
Junkin is arraigned in the ordinar.
! way, by daylight, and without the
lack of any of that fairness which the
laws Of Iowa provide in dealing with
men accused of crime. He had prev
lously held conference with Adjutant
General Logan with regard to furnish
ing troops to guard the negro if need
arises for them.
Later in the evening General Logan
reported that all is in readiness on the
part of the military arm of the state
administration, and that troops can
be ready to move toward Ottumwa
from at least two points whenever
Sheriff Jackson notifies the governor
that he needs help. 8
Sheriff Responsible.
Sheriff Jackson was notified that all
the military force needed will be at
his command if he does not feel safe
in taking Junkin from Sigourney,
where he was in Jail to Ottumwa for
The governor impressed
upon him the fact that he, as sheriff,
is responsible for the safety i of the
prisoner and will be given all the
help necessary by the state the min
ute he asks for it.
"The Ottumwa national guard COM
pany will not be called out said Gov
ernor Carroll "That would be un-
wise and would stir up local trouble.
There are other companies located
near Ottumwa, which can be sent to
that city at any time on short notice.
l am convinced that the law abiding
people of Ottumwa want Junkin tried
just as any other accused man would
be tried, and l am determined that
such a course shall be followed.
IF Junkin is to be hanged l want
it done in the legal way and not bv a
mob of impassioned citizens. The
whole military power of the state will
be at the disposal of the Ottumwa Of
1cers if they need it to insure fair
play, not because I am sentimental or
in favor of Junkin, but be-
cause I consider it my duty to uphold
the integrity of the law and the good
name of Iowa, Ottumwa and WapelIo
No Night Trial.
Il do not and never have intended
10 arraign John Junkin at night ses-
sion of court" said Judge NJ. A. Rob-
erts of Ottumwa last night, upon his
arrival in Des Moines from Council
Bluffs. Judge Roberts issued the war
ant upon which Junkin is now being
1eld and delivered it to Sheriff Jack
son. 1t authorizes the sheriff to con-
inc Junkin in any Jail or prison in
iowa.
Il have maintained all along that it
would be unwise to take Junkin to
Ottumwa at this time said the Judge.
I would not arraign him except in the
ordinary way and in the day time. l
rave not authorized the statement that
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

I'oley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of kidney or bladder trouble
that is not beyond the reach of medi-
cine. Cures backache and irregulari-,
ties that If neglected might result in
Bright's disease or diabetes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
Oldest Woman in Iowa na.o

Des Moines, March 11.-(SpeciaD-,
Mrs. Ruth Mcpherson Morris, aged
102 years, the oldest woman in Iowa.
died this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by w. L. Sargent. druggist.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
s-.ickly, strengthens the lungs and ex-
sels colds. Get the genuine in yellow
package. Clark Drug Co.. Swenson g.
20 -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
N rIY Cash

7aturated with Bucklen's Arnica Salvs.
Heals buTrs, wounds, sores, piles. Csc.
e. B. Clark, j. II. L. Swenson & Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
Il
Of Wapello County

This wheat is not only known for the high
quality of its flour but for the large amount of
gluten it yields.
1t is the gluten that determines the quality
of bread you make from given measure of
flour. That is why Zephyr Flour makes as many
loaves as any flour. and so rnanv more 1oaves
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
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Continued on Page s.. Col ~
Sigourney, March 11.-(Courier
Special Telephone Service) Fire
Rosen, Jr., and G. o. Nelson, brother
and brother-in-law of Miss Clara Ro.
sen, visited the Sigourney Jail last
night and conferred with Sheriff E. !.
Grimes. They were permitted to see
John Junkin, the negro murderer, who
was sullen and would not move from
the rear of his CELL Sheriff Grimes,
however, persuaded him to come TO
the door, where Rosen and Nelson.
accompanied by another young man
were waiting. Rosen addressing the
murderer asked him if he knew him
At first Junkin refused to answer
When Nelson lit a match and held
the light to Rosen's face, Junkin an
swered, "Yes. you used to sell goods
at Ottumwa." Don't you remember
of me talking with you on Grant
street three days after the murder?"
asked Rosen. Iunkin did not answer.
When questioned about the pocket
book stolen from the murdered girl.
Junkin would not give out. any in
formation. The visitors stated the
pocket book contained! a bank book
and other matters that Rosen wanted.
Believing the visit of Rosen and
Nelson was the forerunner for larger
delegation from Ottumwa, Sheriff
Grimes called up Sheriff Jackson and
Chief Gallagher, and was advised 10
remove the prisoner to another iail.
Late last night the sheriff and his
deputy took Junkin in buggy to Har-
per and there secured a hand car and
to Washington
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13
Tc Every
HouzsekeeE,e

We want you to prove the quality of Zephyr
Flour-at our risk.
We are certain that this flour will please
you more than any other -four you have ever
used that we will charge you nothing for "a
pounds if it disappoints you in any respect
This is our plan: Buy 4a-pound sack Of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

Washington. Ia, March 11.-(Col.
"ie- Special Telephone Service John
Junkin, negro accused of murder of
Clara Rosen, in custody of Sheriff
Grimes and his deputy of Sigourney
arrived here this morning at 5 O'Clock
on hand car, having pumped in from
Harper. Junkin was taken to the jail
and remained there until 10 o'clock,
when he was placed On board the
Burlington passenger train for F..
Madison. Sheriff Grimes purchased
the three tickets. The news of Junkin
being in town spread quickly, and
large crowds of men were at the Jail
and depot but no demonstration IF
violence was noticeable
Sigourney March 11.-(Associated
Press ispatch)-Fearing MOB
would get John Junkin, the colored
man who confessed to the murder o.
Cara Rosen, the Ottumwa choir sing.
err Sheriff Grimes bundled the pris-
oner up in carriage late last night
and drove out in the country 1t is
claimed the sheriff is on the way to
the penitentiarv at Fort Madison with
the prisoner.
The sheriff and prisoner reached
Washington at 5 o'clock this morning
and took the train for the penitentiary
at Ft. Madison.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

than most other fours.
That is why we can
definitely guarantee
Zephyr Flour. 1t is the
only guaranteed -four to
be found in any market.
At the bottom you see
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

Judge Roberts will call on Governor
Carroll todav and discuss the Ottumwa
situation fully. He will remain in Des
Moines the remainder of the week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1909-03-13

our Zephyr Flour today.
Use half of it. If it
does not make as good
bread as you ever baked
If it does not make as
many loaves as any flour
you ever used = send
the remaining half back
to your dealer. He will
the whole sack. Could
Zephyr Flour is mad
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
ADDED ATTRACTIONS REMAND
Err Of WEEK.
Vaudeville as Well as Pictures
at AlcaSar, Remainder Of Week.

Lee Jones has engaged, for the
remainder of the week, Prof.
Frank Moody, q mind reader,
hypnotist and mental specialist,
to act. His work will be in addi-
tiOn to vaudeville acts and the
three reels of high class pictures
always shown. The prices for
these entertainments will be %
cents for children and IS cents fOr
the grown ups. Demonstration
will be made each afternoon,
also, on the street.
r. F. Pollock will furnish the
framed carbon portrait for the
winner in the baby contest, Mrs,
E. M. Abbott's little son whose
number was fOnr. The picture
will be an 8 10 enlargement.
The change made at the theat.
er, that of . complete change oi
pictures and program every Othel
night and one-half change
every night, has proven very 20
pular as it gives an Opportunit.
to see . change each night in tht
week.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28

its full capacity for growth. Pro-
teeted and properly managed,
or forests will produce for more
wsOd than they do at present.
BIT while it is wasteful to cripple
the forest by . violent lumber
ine which destroys young growth
tie promise of the future forest
IL is doubly wasteful to lock up
tie forest and let the ripe limb
q die and decay, for in the for
taAr case the forest at least con-
tributes q temporary supply 0f
wsOd, whereas 10 the latter case
il contributes no wood ut all.
TT is not use which destroys
thb forests, but waste. Not use
|aa such. but destructive use,
|cembined with inexcusable ne
| Iglbct, is causing the forests ia
d yindle under our progressive e
a Smands upon them. The pro,
blem, therefore, is not to be solv'
LED by disuse, but by wise use
add protection. These together
Viii so stimulate forest growth
that the needed wood may be
harvested with depicting the
stock on hand, and will keep in
tAct the protective cover at the
| lttream sources"
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28

and cattle raiser an unexcelled
opportunity to view and inspect
the latest improvements in ma
chinery and live stock breeding.
The display Of mining and agri-
cultural machinery ct tha Fair
will be from all parts a the
country, while the live stock ex.
hibit will Include cattle, sheep,
swine and horses of all breeds.
Special rates on al railroads
have basn secured by the Fail
Association and . ons FIRE rata
for the round trip is nov being
advertised by the roads RAINING
into 81 Paso.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28

The ATamogordo Cooperative
Deep Well company has been
organized to drill for artesian
water. The effort, which will be
|cOmmenced at once, will be
made on the farm Of D. G. Park,
five miles south Of town. There
are 100 shares. at $40 each, in
the company, ann the $1,000 thus
obtained will pay for the site con-
sisting of 80 acres and sink the
well $500 feet. As the affair is
purely-cOOperative it is receiving
the support of the business men
as well as the farmers, who are,
of.course, more directly interest
ed. The financial part is receiv-
ing the attention at present.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28

1t now seems that special pas
ses will have issued next Satur-
day the same IS when Taft and
Diaz were in El Paso. The reas-
on for this is that such Q crush
will be in evidence duringJ. M.
Wyatt's Shriner parade it will
be better for public safety to use
this precaution, says the Herald.
It was said that at least six oe
the sons began making trips to
the White Sands to get into prac-
tice for the doings Saturday
night. Since the announcement
that they could participate in .
real caravan headed by real live
Camels. Recorder Mccullough
has been besiged with applica-
tions, but there is room for many
more and by next Saturday the
81 Paso puclic can expect to SEQ
the liveliest aggregation that ev-
Ter headed for Mecca or any other
seaport town.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
Dog Canon Items.

The Artesian well is . very
live corporation yet, and ! think
the proposition that Messrs.
Walthall, Leonard Parks and
DOggett are working on now is q
good one and / don't think they
will have any trouble in raising
the funds to sink the we'll. What
we want to do is for all to pull
together and make a big pull and
we will succeed.
Mr.. N. A. Boyd has bought q
part of the Camp Desert claim
west Of Dog Canon.
Lacy Simms Superintendent
kse SahaalszeasAa M thraaah haEs
1.-The first Of the week from whafs
he had been visiting. the schools
on the Sacramento River.
Fred Bishop left here Sunday
night for his old home in. Sedalil
No. on . visit.
The big cattle branding q
INC Murrys Ranch is givinI
amusement to the Dog Canol
people this week.
The Ruperd boys have jus
come down from the mountain
where they have been diggin
their spuds and they have . fin
lot Of them.
i Mrs. Matte Thompson and Mrs
Nina johnson of Cal. are her
visiting their cousin Mrs. W. E
/ Monroe.
| Seventy-five or thirty Do
Canon boys and girls. more o
less went to the White Sand
Saturday and reported q goo
time.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
TularOsa Items.

The box social given for the
benefit Of the school library on
the Oct. - was not only . great
suecess but was very muCh iniog-
ed BY All present. Iti is 4h@ se=-
eral opiniOn that Mr.. Fookwell..
our AuctiOneer, has vsfy greatly
missed his life calling ~ deTOt-
ing his time to the FailEoAd SER.
vice when the world is 80 much
10 need Of good auctioneers.
He cold the boxes 50 rapidly
anu i.S- such high prices that our
delivery boy, Willie Lumbly,
could scarcely deliver the boxes
and collect the cash, fast enough
to keep up with him.
The only feature of the evening
to be regretted was the lack Of
boxes. Several boys were disap-
pointed because there were not
enough boxes to 60 around. The
minimum and maximum prices
paid were 60 cents and $3.50 res
pectively.
The total amount received from
the sale of boxes, was $685. 90.
Some who could not be present
sent in their remembrances, viz.
Frank Allen 81. Mrs. Allen. ]
book. Mrs. Clay 4 books. One oi
ths liSeaieet-sndpHsoat impsstAat
feetures Of the evening ,wss the
contest for the awarding Of tive
lprizes. One for the prettiest girl
Fone for the homliest man il
Tularosa the first by Miss MAJ
Sanders, the second by Mr.
Simms.
The total amt. reed. from con
test votes was $3O.35 making I
grand total of more than $1OO
for the evening. The sale Of boxe
was followed by q short program'
as follows;
instrumental Music, Miss Meek
and Mrs. CLARK.
Song, Vesper Hymn, Quartette
Music, Violin and Organ Mis-
Meeks and Mrs. Clark.
Recitation, A Picture" Mis-
Winchers.
Song, ,Redeeming Love, Quartet
4 The people ofTularosa deserv
much credit for the public spiri
} manifested in this first effort {
rsise money for . school library
| The school children of Tula
! rosa deserve special mention fo
the interest taken in their wor
: and the spirit manifested towar
their teachers.
Q The general progress Of ou
e school surpasses our most saI
guine expectations.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
Ffuitvale.

Alf. @. Watson is soon to leave
Here, to more to Clovis, where
W hope he will make as many
warm friends as he has here.
BE has auctioned off the bulk Of
furniture and live stock, but will
not part with the home place, as
MF. Watson cant think Of stay
ing away from AlamogOrdo for
ever.
Mrs. Groom has lately arrived
from Tennessee, and will make
thiGher home with her sons.
Oscar w. Carroll is expecting
to Gpend this winter in El Paso.
Last week. Miss Viella Etlll-
well and M. L. Fitohett we're
marriedA at Bowie Arizona. The
lfHde is the charming daughter
Of Joe Stillwell, while the groom
is an energetic young man whose
father was once owner Of the
AlamogOrdo Livery Stable. Mr.
Fitchett at the time Of the wed
ding, was in Globe, and met hi
bride ct Bowie. Their home is il
Globe.
| J, @. Minns and John HazzarC
have sunk the Upton we'll Ovel
. hundred feet, and the earth i
damp. Water must not be far off
| The writer asks W. A.. .Coe t,
please order a rain.
Mrs. r. s. Upton spent las
Friday at TularOsa. Mr.. Tiptol
gave an entertainment and box
supper for the benefit of tn
school library, 800. was cleared
Otero county schools are fas
coming to the front.
Judge Herbert and Fran ar
} expected home the first of mex
month from their long tri
through the central states. MI
Chamberlain is gathering tn
judges crop.
John Sutton has just complete
seeding IL acres in alfalfa.
Neil Nilsson is helping j. !
Heald this month to put in som
important improvements, whic
will be spoken of later.
+ Clarence W. Morgan has tn
finest onion bed in the countr
and next March, will set on
several acres in the above mer
toned vegetable.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
A Correction.

The News was in error last
week when it stated that MIR
and Mrs. Nc Masters, of Farmers
Flats, had gone to Dubuque,
Iowa, for the winter. AS it is,
the people mentioned may go for
. short trip later, but had no in
tentions of SO doing at the pre-
sent time.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
PRICE 5 GENTS
Why LEFT the Ministry.

0o A1AaAoeoA AOuuN thoe
could not be honest" says .
former country pastor in WOMAN's
HONE COMPANION for October. II
could not be honest in business
matters. could net be honest
morally. l could be honest social
ly. Repeatedly made the at
tempt. Repeatedly the attempt
ended in disaster" After . long
and bitter experience, he came
to the conclusion that the small
church owes four duties to its
pastor. They are:
II. Pay up. Turn in your con-
tribution to the church treasury
with the utmost prOmptness.
Leave the treasurer no excuse for
running your minister into debt.
A2Speak out. When the church
is about, to choose q new pastor,
raise the question immediately
as TO the stamp Of preaching ex-
pected. Conservative or progres-
sive, let it be settled then. Bet
ter q hot debate and the con-
sequent hard feelings than .
sham acquiescence that Keep
things smooth for the time, and
later subjects q minister to q pro.
cess Of dOctrinal bullying that
degrades his manhood. If SUBJ
sequently there arise disagree.
ments, see to it that they are
met not by bringing pressure to
bear sporadically upon the pas
tor, but by bringing pressure to.
bear, when necessary, upon HE
parishiOners. By this / mean de-
manding that they reach common
ground On which they ere willing
to stand consistently.
"8 Be considerate. Refuse. to
ruin your pastors usefulness By
{ thesping upon him . host Il IN
a lnecaaaaEy taakss Leave him time
sFto fulfil his 1srget ehligationl
8 honestly time for solid, pataeat.
conscientious preparation for the
pulpit, time for the faithful
shepherding Of the flock.
"A Be natural. The pose people
assume toward q minister is q
: survival Of . bygonetime, and &c
Q is their insistence that he prsc
tice an artificial severity of life
The natural, instructive attitude
It is that Of candor in the one mat
Is ter and of respect for his indi.
g vidual convictions in the other
"SOme day, when Christianl
have come to understand tha
). only as these four simple rule
q are Obeyed, can . clergyman
!. MAINTAIN his honesty, there vii
result . reformation that vii
- make the preachers calling wha
- God means it to be-the n6blest
j. the most inspiring, the most hal
a lowed in all the world. An
never again will q man write q
account Of how he left the mini
70 stry to save his .soul!"
Il
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
Clearing and Seeding Land.

NOTICE-Bids are requested
for clearing and grubbing about
80 acres of land in the Mill tract
of the Alamogord0L Lumber Com
pany; also for blowing, leveling
and seeding same in alfalfa.
Bids can be made for the whole
Of the work or for any item.
Right reserved to reject any
and all bids.
II. LASALLE.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
Optimism.

is the subject at the Presbyte-
rian Church next Sunday morn
ing. Ats 80 P. NJ. there will be a
Hymnology Service. You will be
interested in these services.
J. Fl. Doran.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28

and rolled N order - ut it inl
shape for the 6omias Oseuts.
wONEs's wAIsusHosM.
An ornamental caAspy is be.
ing constructed over the front
entrance of the park and sever
Al turnstiles will be placed in.
position. All admissions to the
exposition win be through this
entrance. A large room is being
fitted up for Q ladies rest room.
One or two small refreshment
stands will be permitted just in
side the main gate.
BIG EXHIBIT HALL.
The merchants ard mechanics
hall as nov arraaeed is &oc feet
long and 40 feet in width. It is
an immense room. but assurance
has been given that ell of the
space will be taken. largely by
Fl PAso business fFms and manu-
fActurers. The agricultural, hOr-
ticulturai and mineral hall also
has much floor space, and when
the allotmeDts now applied for
are filled it will certainly present
fine appearance.
ROORMa DANCING PAVILION.
The old dancing pavilion is be-
ing rooted and will be utilized as
Q dining establishment. The
Presbyterian church Of East II
Paso hes secured the dining con-
eession and will conduct this biz
enterprise. A large open building
has been constructed for showing
macAinery. such IS farming. irri'
CATION and mining machinery in
operatiOn. What the she'd viii
not accommodate will be display
ed in the open.
SANTA FE TRAIL.
1t has been decided to drop thC
name El Paro del Norte for th'
amusement street and the fea
ture will be called the Santa Fl
Trail. This street will e1tent
south from the opening fora con
siderable distance and will b
crowded with amusementfeature
The big Reiss carnival will be 10
Gated there.
This week all principal build
ings are being painted white ant
the decorations put in place
The work of wiring for addition
al lights and repairing extending
to ampitheaters will be cOmplet
ed within q short time.
FL Peso, Texas. Oct. 28-Have
ing brought the Taft Dias meet
ing and the international cele
bration~to > successful termins
tion, El Paso has. taken 9 hitc
in its belt and started in to pu
the finishing touches to the pre-
partitions for the 81 Paso Fair IN
Exposition which is to be hel
November first to seventh.
AS important to the agricu
tural, mining and industrial n
sources Of the SOuthwestas th
Taft-Diaz meeting was to I'll
diplomatic relations Of tL
United States and Mexico. II
Fl Paso Fair is to be an exhlb
tiOn Of the natural and acquire
resources Of the section west
the Pacos known as the Gre'
Southwest. Displays Of eve'
variety Of products Of that Sc
tion will be on display at tt
Fair. and the several acres
ground win be covered by the'
exhibits.
In addition to display Of natu
81 resources, the 81 PasO Fa
offers the rancher, mining mi
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-10-28
pUTHHe THE FAIR GROUNDS
M SHAPE FOR NEXT WEEK.
El PasO Del EOtts Gives Way In
Name % Hanta Fs Trail.

The work Of putting the fair
grounds in shape for the expOsi-
tion is going along fine. A sufEi-
cient farce Of men are atwOrk TO
Oomplsts eli arrangements by
the caenine day. which will be
next MoaAAy. The race track is
being WetdOwn daily and packed
and rolled N order - ut it Ia
shape Cor the 6ouitas OSeuas.