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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
CABINET NEARLY COMPLETE
TAFT NOW SEEKING A TREASURY
SECRETARY.
Confers with Hitchcock and An
nounces All Aids viii Be
Selected Soon.

Philadelphia, Feb. ga conference
between President-elect Taft and
Frank H. Hitchcock took place here at
the home of DR.. S. Weir Mitchell yes
terday following the arrival of the
future executive from Cincinnati with
his wife. After the conference the
president-elect announced that he was
making Roadway in his efforts to Sc
lect secretary of the treasury, but
said that the place was not yet filed.
Franklin MacVeagh of Chicago and
former Gov. Herrick of Ohio are two
of the men under consideration.
With the exception of the treasury
ship position, the Taft cabinet is said
to be complete as follows: ...
Secretary of State-Philander C..
Knox OF Pennsylvania.
Attorney General-George w. Wick.
ersham of New York. ...
Secretary Of War;. NJ. Dickinson
of Tennessee.
Secretary Of the Navy-George Won
l.. Meyer of Massachusetts,.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel of Missouri.
Secretary of the Interior--R. A. Bal.
linger of Washington. 81"
Postmaster General--Frank H.
Hitchcock of Massachusetts.
Secretary of observation-disclosures
Wilson of Iowa.
1t will be observed that in this list
are five lawyers. 1t may be said on
authority that this is not a mere coin.
cidence, but is an accomplishment
which has been carefully planned and
striven for by the incoming president
and bears most important relation
TO what he believes to be the I'M.
portant work of his administration.
Summer Home for TAFT.
Gloucester, Mass, Feb. 22.--Accord-
ing to well-founded rumors in circu-
lation here, a Boston real-estate deal
err has secured lease of the Ram.
parts" part of the estate of Henry @.
Rouse Of Cleveland, o., located at
Eastern Point, for Presideut+elect
Taft's summer home. Mr.. Taft has
long heard Of the place, It is declared,
and of it's qualifications as Summer
seat OF government"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
sS,S7t.625 FOR WATERWAYS
BURTON INTRODUCES EMEReEH.
CY BILL IN HOUSE.
Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
and Iowa Streams Among
Those Provided For.

Washington, Feb. 20--Chairman
Burton of the house committee on
rivers and harbors yesterday intro
duced the emergency and maintenance
bill for waterways improvements,
which carries total appropriation OF
1891, 625.
1t provides for large number of
surveys, for the maintenance of i'm.
provements previously authorized, and
for continuing the operation of gov
crnment dredges and other works.
The president is requested to open
negotiations with Great Britain for a
treaty for securing the maintenance of
ample water levels for the uses of
navigation in the great lakes by the
construction of such controlling and
remedial works in the connecting riv,
ers and channels of the lakes as may
be agreed upon.
The secretary OF war is also author
lied to fix just and reasonable com
pensation to be paid for the use OF
water and water power now or here.
after owned in the st. Marys river BY
the United States.
Six hundred thousand dollars is ap-
propriated for examinations and sur
veys, contingencies and incidental re
pairs for rivers and harbors for which
there is no special appropriation.
Among the most important waterways
tor which preliminary surveys and ex-
Gminations are provided, aside from
the inland intracoastal waterway along
the Atlantic and gulf coasts are:
The Chicago and Rock rivers, ILL
nois; the harbors and rivers at or
near Chicago, including Chicago har-
Dor, the Chicago river, Calumet har-
Dor, the Grand and the Little Calumet
rivers, Lake Calumet and the Lake
Shore from the mouth of the Chicago
river to the city of Gary, Ind, for the
purpose of reporting plan for com
plete systematic and broad improve.
ment of the harbor facilities for Chi.
cago and adjacent territory.
Other surveys are: The Wabash
river, Illinois; the Des Moines. Cedar
and Iowa rivers, Iowa; the Marquette
and Muskegon harbors: the Pigeon
river and the Livingstone channel of
the Detroit river, Michigan; the Mis-
sissippi river between st. Paul and
Minneapolis; and reservoirs at the
headwaters of the river, the Mime
sofa river and reservoirs at its head.
waters, the Rainy river and the Du-
luth, Minnesota and Superior. Wis,
harbors; Ashtabula and Lorain har-
bors, the Maumee river at and above
Toledo, and survey of the Ohio river
with a view to the selection of sites
for the additional locks and dams be-
tween locks No. and No. rs and for
the preparation OF plans.
No single channel or Improvement
is to be allotted more than $4,000
out of the appropriation for emergen-
cies. The bill repeats the act that
authorizes the Mount Carmel Develop
ment Company to draw water from
the Wabash river in Wabash county.
H., and authorizes the secretary Of
war to grant leases for the use OF the
water created by the government dam
at Mount Carmel
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
LECTURE AT PENN COLLEGE.
Prot. w. q. Patty Talks of wonder
full" Subjects.

Prof. VIM. b. Patty. scientist and
lecturer, gave his illustrated lecture
| in Penn college chapel Saturday even
ing under the auspices of Prof. Erwin
and the students in his classes.
an this wonderful world, during
this wonderful age, at this wonderful
time, in this wonderful place." Prof.
Patty talked and Illustrated what he
was doomed to call the three most
important wonderful subjects of this
wonderful world. He began his dis
course by giving the many advantages
that the wireless telegraph instru-
ments would be put to after they are
perfected; and as an investment, in
time the dividends will be as great
as they were on the telephone. He
then showed his tubes of radiun. the
latest and greatest phenomena of
science, In the dark and through a
microscope. The value OF radium is
$16,000,000 pound. Liquid air was
then considered and demonstrations
were made. He showed how berries
could be frozen while at the same
time two steel pens we're welded to-
gether. He closed by letting all the
women OF the audience dip their hand
kerchiefs in liquid air In order that
they may see how cold and perfectly
dry the substance Is.
The lecture was good throughout.
though not enough OF the people of
oskaloosa were there.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
CAMP MEETING HERE
National Holiness Forces Coming
to 0skaloosa Again.

For the third consecutive time the
annual camp meeting Of the National
land Iowa Holiness Associations will
he held at the Central Holiness Uni
Iyersity Park in Oskaloosa, June to
LA, 1909. During the preceding nine
teen years these assemblies were held
lin Des Moines, which city is designat-
ed in the constitution as the principal
lplace of business, but with the build
ling Of the Central Holiness university
here 1t was found convenient to
lchange the place for holding the an
nual camp meetings. The education
al institution erected here by the Holt
mess association Is national in char
acter and those who gather at the
camp meetings are permitted at the
same, time to visit the university, i'll
1.-THE welfare OF which they are so
deeply interested.
| That Mahaska county should be
thus distinguished by the national as
Isociation is an honor which is justly
Idue, for the membership OF the coun-
Ity association and the auxiliary Cen
trial Holiness University Band is the
largest in the world. Out of all the
Estate organizations subordinate to the
National Holiness Association, the
IIowa association takes the lead in
membership and activities and out
lof all the county associations and aux
Hilary bands, the Mahaska County
Holiness Association enjoys like dis
function. According to the report of
the last camp meeting, the next larg-
lest associa ton in the Iowa organiza-
ltion was that of Harrison county
wherein there are ninety-fiye mem
lbers, while the Mahaska county asso-
Iciation reported 166 members,-and
this in addition to the 1874 members
belonging to the auxiliary organization
known as the c. H. U. Band. VIM.
'lCrosson of oskaloosa is president, and
IL. w. Garner of New Sharon, secre-
ltary of the Mahaska county associa-
ton; and A. w. Gray, president, and
IAnna NJ. Bair, secretary, OF the C. H.
III. Band.
| The camp meeting in 1908 was held
from May % to June 8, but this year
Tit viii not begin until Thursday, June
.l3, and win continue through Monday.
the 18th. The leaders OF the camp
meeting have been chosen, as follows:
DR.. c. ]. Fowler, president National
Association, Boston. Mass.
Rev. B. Carradine, st. Louis.
Rev. C. w. Ruth, indianapolis, Ind.
/ Rev. Bud Robinson, Peniel, Texas.
Rev j. M, and 4Mrs.-J Nj, Harris
musical directors, Evanston, Ill.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
ae.slog a Taste Of Law.

The farmers OF Mahaska county
have been having a few interesting ex.
periences in practical business law
recently. For the past year they have
been struggling with the telephone
proposition. Then the COW testing or.
dinance demanded their attention and
resulted in their becoming involved in
law suits. and now again they have
been brought into court in an at.
tempt to free themselves from being
taken into a proposed new town. The
dairymen also held another meeting
in the court house Saturday to dis
cuss the question as to whether or not
they would test the milk ordinance in
the supreme court.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
SAYS INDIANA is BANKRUPT.
aavernor in Message to Legislature
Points to S4oo,o 900 Deficit.

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 20.-Gov.
Marshall sent special message to the
legislature late yesterday afternoon in
forming that body that the state treas.
ury Is bankrupt and there is not
enough money in the treasury to pay
the state expenses longer than March.
No more money is coming in until
June /, when the county treasurers
will make their semi-annual settle.
rnents. The deficit will be about $780,,
900. The governor asks the legisla
ture to pass law to require the coun
ty treasurers to pay in ths states
share OF the taxes before that, to meet
the states expenses. The governor
says unless the money Is Forthcoming
theJstate institutions will have to close
or the state must borrow money to
pay expenses. It is said the money for
use during the present six months was
anticipated and used in the preceding
six months. and that this action &C.
counts for the deficit. The message
caused a sensation when read to the
house and senate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
Quarterly Meetlnu.

The Friends denomination of this
city will hold their regular quarterly
meeting next Saturday. February q,
for the transaction of routine business.
Worship will be held at 1880 O'Clock
in the morning and business meeting
in the afternoon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
News Reaches oskaloosa.

The first news of the assault upon
Mrs. johnson ZANE to 0skaloosa from
the police adepartment Of Ottumwa
AS soon as the officers knew OF the deed
and its nature they used the wires in
all directions about Ottumwa. CHIEF
of Police James Glass was called
about four o'clock Sunday morning
and he at once set mis- local force at
work. No suspects have been ar,
rested here, however, up to the pres
ent time. Travelling men coming to
the city later in the :noring on the
Rock Island brought the frs details
of the shocking affair. They left OF
tumwa on account of the conditions
existing. They stated that the streets
were filled with half-crazed people
and no one predicted the length to
which trouble, once started, would be
carried. These men stated that the
mutilation of the victim was unbe-
lievable. The conditions surrounding
the crime were even more shocking
than those revealed in the finding OF
the body of Clara Rosen. 1t was re-
ported by other commercial travel
ers this morning that Mrs. Johnson
was so badly injured that recovery
is impossible,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
Movino Tims.

March LIST is said to be the proverb-
ial moving day in this section OF the
country and a number OF families VIII
likely remove to the country to spend
the spring and summer. while a cor
responding number are contemplating
moving to the city TO reside. some
moving has been going on in the city
during the past few months.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25
Two sessions Of Court.

Two sessions OF the district courS
were held in Oskaloosa saturday.
Judge Willcockson holding the regular
session in his Office, while Judge Glenn
ents occupied the court room during
the hearing or a special case which
he came here to try.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25

hounds were secured and placed upon
the colored mans track, The dogs
radily took up the trail and followed it
to deep ravine near the coal mining
camp of Rutledge. three miles dis
tant from Ottumwa Here the mounds
lost the scent and nothing came Of
the chase. The people OF Rutledge
joined WITH the posse OF Ottumwa
officers and men and made close
search of the country in the vicinity,
but without result.
Fifth Brutal Assault. It.
The assault on Mrs. Johnson COM
pleted the fifth brutal crime here with.
in the past two years. The first was
the assault upon Mrs. George Mcbride,
for which Sherman Phillips, negro,
was tried and acquitted by an alibi.
Mary Mahoney was next, and when
her death resulted, Oscar Hogan. ne.
gro was sentenced to serve life term
in Anamosa for be crime. Miss agnes
Yates followed and the negro, w. S.
Stevens, proved an alibi. Leroy Id
wards, negro, was sentenced for life
for ravishing Hrs. John irwin. The
most recent crime was the murder
OF Clara Rosen, whose slayer is still
at large.
| Victim May Recover.
At one o'clock this afternoon the
| condition of Mrs. Johnson, while crit.
cal, is not necessarily hopeless and un'
less the shock sustained by the woman
has seriously impaired the heart &C
ton, recovery is possible.
Six colored suspects have been ar
rested and are being held as Migrants
These fellows do not, however, cores.
pond in any marked degree with the
description which the victim gives oil
her assailant, and they will be re
/ leased unless some reason for detain
ing them Is developed.
/ Funds Are Raised.
The American Commercial Travel
ers' Association, an 0ttumwa organi
zation, at meeting held Sunday even
ing, raised a fund of $4,000 10 be
paid as a reward for the arrest and
conviction of the party guilty of the
assault upon Mrs. Johnson and the
murderer of Miss Rosen.
Mass Meeting. SO,
A mass meeting of the people of OF
tumwa will be held tonight to devise
ways and means for the protection Of
life and home. Subscriptions will be
solicited toward fund tor the employ
ment of one or more expert profes
sional detectives to be placed upon the
case in the hope of running tn Grim
inals. to earth. 4
A report to the effect that one Of
the colored men recently arrested
has confessed to the murder of Clara
Rosen is denied by the police depart
menI and is said to be untrue.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25

II cost the government one dollar to
purchase a site for the post office
tulldlng at Red Oak.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-02-25

JEFFERSON Is to have an artificial Ice
plant 70 cos. $500.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
RIGHT IF WAY SUIT ENDED OUT IF
 COURT
Anderson & Blake Accept $8,250 for Five Acres
 In Subdivision

The right of way suit between the Gila Valley railway and Anderson X Blake, owners of new subdivision east of Globe, was settled out of court yesterday, after several weeks of liti- gation.
 Anderson Blake settled for the con sideration of $S250, for a right of way containing about five acres. The rail. road company will install crossings where necessary.
 A roadbed for the new Arizona Com mercial Copper company s road is now being graded through the Anderson & Blake property, the railroad having been granted this right by the court several days ago, by putting up cash deposit to cover the value of the prop erty to be utilized.
 The case was to have been tried dur ing the coming term of court, but an adjustment of the difference was eff feeted through Attorney F. c. Jacobs representing the railroad company, and Rawlins & Little, representing Ander. son & Blake.
 With this suit settled, no more trou- ble over the rights of way on the Ari zona Commercial line is expected
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY

AMERICAN FEDERATION LABOR Federation Labor-Mees and fourth in Labor hall Green F. H. Myers seeretaryj M F. Smith, treasurer
 CARPENTERS AND JoINERs Local Union Mo- Carpenters of America. Meets each Thursday S. H. Wood president; F. w. TenbroOk financial tary; J. NJ. Bell, treasurer
 MINERS GLOBE MINERS UNION NO w. F. M-Meets every Tuesday at D. m Robert Elliott, president; NJ. H. Page, secretary
 PRINTERS Globe Typographical Union No month at UnOnn Labor hail. Arthur G. Oliver pres. ident; Carl F. Holisworth, secretary
 CLERKS Office Employees Wednesday month Carpenters hall, at 1880 w. Wright, pe- dent; T. E. Collins, secretary Jouneymen Barbes terna tiona Union Tuesday each month at S:30 Newport Barber Sol Flora president; Otto Perdue secretary.
 BARFENDERs Barterde International and third Thursdays Union Labor hall H. Fox M L. Perry, secretary treasurer Brotherhood Painters Decorators and Hangers America No. 217. Meets Tuesday night Keegans hal w. Aiken, president; A. Estes, vcepesdent; J. A. Clark See retary
 cal No. 290-Meets first nd third Monday 7:30 each month Labor Union ha North Broad M Mclean, president; William Ross, secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
DELEGATION ID SEE PRESIDENT TAFT
 IS GROWING
Many Names From City and Vicinity Being
 Added Daily

The size of the delegation to go to Phoenix to represent Globe in the wei come that is going to be given to Presi dent Taft on the occasion of his visit there October l3, is growing at rate that indicates, beyond any reasonable doubt, that the Globe representation will be the largest to meet the presi. dent from any city in Arizona other than the territorial capital wich is to receive the distinguished visitor.
 During the past few days, Secretary Franklin F. Towle of the local chamber of commerce, in company with several other men greatly interested in seeing the head of the nation get a glowing re- ception at Phoenix, has been giving his spare time to circulating the paper bear ing the list of signatures of represen- tative Globe business and professional men who are willing to take a day or two from business to go to POenix. The result of the efforts of the chamber of commerce representatives is the ad- ditiOn of number of names to the list that was published in the Silver Belt several days ago. The total number of men who have subscribed to a de- termination to meet the president is now sixty and quite a number from outside the city. who, although removed slightly from Gila county's center of population, are nevertheless "there with the gOosd v when it come sto show ing the president of the United States that the people of Arizona appreciate the opportunity to meet him personally.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
Committee Appointed to Go Over Ground and Estab-
 fish New Route
GREAT CONVENIENCE
 FOR GLOBE PEOPLE
Will Result in Great h. crease of Traffic to
 New Suburb

At yesterdays session of the board prove the road between Globe and Mi ami, which, within short time, prom ises to become one of the important thorOughfares of this part of the coun- ty.
 A committee consisting of Cleve w. Van Dyke, Howard Wayne and F. F. TOwle was appointed to view out the road.
 This committee will begin work with. in a short time. It will be necessary to secure new right of way in some eases and it will probably be several weeks before the route of the new road IS mapped out and presented to the county fathers for approval.
 The construction of the new road is made necessary by the building of the Miami extension of the Gila Valley line, which occupies the old road for a part of the way.
 Even if the old road had remained undisturbed, it would have still been necessary to view out and establish it's lines, as it has never been declared a public highway and might be closed up at any time.
 The new road will start from Globe and will be rebuilt in its entirety there being eight miles of road to be constructed.
 It is hardly likely tt work will be commenced for some .lme, owing to lack of funds, but by the first of the year, the construction of the new road should be in progress.
 The construction of the new road will be of great importance not only to the people of Miami but to the mer. chants and business men of this city generally.
 When completed, the road will afford a good connection between Globe and Miami. It will enable the local mer- chants to transact business at Miami. and will, on the other hand, permit the residents of the new mining town to do much of their trading in this city.
 The improvement of this road has been urged by local business men for some months and the action of the board of supervisors in taking up this work will be reeived with approval.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
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MAJESTIC THEATER

Blondellc and Carr appeared last night in a new act, entitled "The Laundry Girl' Miss Blondelle is the laundry girl, whom tn eyoung English
 dude suspects of being millionaire s daughter in disguise. She learns of this and pretends she is. Finally they decide to rehearse several dramatic pro ductions, introducing some very clever dialogue and ome splendid new music al numbers. A few of the musical hits, weres "All You Can Get From the lce-Man Is lee" by Miss Blondelle; ]; "I want What I Want When I Want It." by Mir. Carr, and the duet "Pet Names. This act IS full clever wit and has no objectionable features.
 Miss Manning, the clever songstress and monologist, who made her first ap- pearance last week, sang the illustrated song Beautiful Eyes, Other mum.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
SPLENDID KIDNEY AND BLADDER
 MEDICINE
A FEW DOSES MAKE THE KIDNYs ACT FINE ENDING ALL BACK
 ACHE MISERY

If you take several doses of Pape' e's Diuretic, all backache and distress from out -of.order kindenys or bladder trouble will vanish, and you will feel fine.
 Lame back, painful stitches, rheuma- tism, nervous headache, dizziness, irri- liability, sleepfulness, infamed or swollen eyelids, worn out, sick feeling and other symptoms of sluggish, inac- tive kidneys disappear.
 This unusual preparation goes at once to the disordered kidneys, bladder and urinary system and distributes it's heal ing, cleansing and vitalizing influence directly upon the organs and glands af- fected and completes the cure before you realize it.
 The moment you suspect any kidney or urinary disorder or feel rheumatism pains, begin taking this harmless medi, cine, with the knowledge that there is no other remedy at any price, made anywhere else in the world, which will effect so thorough and prompt cure as fifty-cent treatment of Pape's Diuretie, which any druggist can sup ply.
 Your physician, pharmacist, banker, or any mercantile agency will tell you that Pape, Thompson & Pape, of Gin cinnati, is a large and responsible medi- cine concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
 Only curative results can come from taking Pape's Diuretic, and few days treatment means clean, active, healthy kidneys, bladder and urinary organs and no backache.
 Accept only Tapes Diuretic-ffty cent treatment-any drug store-any- where in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
Mountain View
 HOUSE

We would be pleased to see our old patrons.
 Good table, home cooking. MP. & Mrs. E. L. Edmonson
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-05
DAVIS WILL EXPAND
 PLACE OF BUSINESS

John II. Davis, owner of the Cordo- va saloon at Miami, has found his place entirely inadequate to meet his trade, and has decided to build a large addi- tion. Mir. Davis opened this saloon on the first of the month, but finds that instead of providing for the trade of a town of at least 200O inhabitants, he cannot serve all now who wish to have their thirst quenched In addition he is thinking of adding a corral to his business.