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! ICHT WORM ar PORT CHESTER
Francts O.. Fields Motor BoaI Read, for
Launching.

The warm weather Of the last few DAYS
has caused The covers to be itkrn m tho
Yachts ~ many Of the yara- and N" WOrk
II ovsrhlulInV " ~ bsKin ~ -oon a. yachts
mon are satisfied that The fne weather ha-
come to stay A. IN" wards Of fhe iuderS
Marine Con-tru~tiun company - Port
chester Francis !. Fi~ld'- n foot "ruising
motor boat Sautee j. ready for llunr hing
aud will h. pu' overheard IN n few DAYS
This Yacht Ws~ designed and b'iil' ~ this
yard Ch~-brouRh'- Wi-'1ria has
boon thoroughly oVerhauled. new de-
hou-s. has been built and m" interior re-
arranged This yacht - no" IN Nm" con-
~ fooN Yacht named Tir"n<i. vhi'h
VII IN future he call.d Dorothef hnz been
overhauled and altered and - nov ready
buildtng for schuyler ~ hisn~lin L. in frame
This Yacht - -iN i~..' vide and has 10"
In the stern 81 The yacht This cabin viii
have -mall lounging roon. u toilet room
and "hrN EN'"pt for 'hi- 'ah.n IN" boat
j. "u The op~n ~Npr~~s type. vrh iohE
'urtl~ba'k forward The engine space
and the helrn-mRn's 'orkpi' are HUIdshiI'-
aud rh.re "a large c",hpi, covered hv
100 hor~e- power Ienci'k motor - - 10
f'ted. which 1yili drive N" Yacht tVentv-'wo
~ Bar Harhor strength and ~"aVori hines
are e-acnti1i
Eaihmnr. hril' for Rober' q Fowler ~
Mount Vernon. member pf the New
To. hslle Yacht club This Yacht - % the
fast cruiser tVpe The engine - IN the
forward psrf UndSr gas@@sl ~ ( end 'h~
crew vii bs hsTthed IN that space The
rNa.n % kpIf wRterttRh' sUd Ssuppersd
ard If - no engine Spa" u viii -e1t
abou' Twelve psTsOns The cabin - ~ tho
. after part ~ he Yacht md contains = lnTge
Toilet room. y galley and I~eboN Hud IL
finished IN African mahogany Ne ~ Tho
galley - fhe sllOo1 wht"h atll HCt OfumOtnt~
fuur parsons This saloon . hnlsh~d IN
Wn hDRany and white enamel The fur
utshtrg- Hre very handsOUe and The up
hoistrrN ~ TiCh and simple The mahogany
doc n0s-s will 30 ntfe,i with laTge brass
srVorts instead ~ windows. ~ 'he boat
j. de~. gned for on-hor~ work ard may
-p' pUufer rough y~1theT. The kRthwRr
j. buif - S1wpiy Nth he restrictions
81 no NHThlehssd rasN and Will probably
ba starter ~ 'ha' event
The 80 foot sTui@tuu Yacht FOR fOhn "
liarisT ts nOw vel IHdeV wnv The hull
- Ur1'ttssllv 'ortpsts and tho Joiner FORK
is heIug rushed rlOug ~ fact ~ possible
This yasht Nil have 40 hpr-e power
standard motor ard viii ~ nut early ~
mo -ra@or She vi!l make one NJ tho rspidlv
growing feet % motor rrut-~rs and VII
'pk- prr' IN 10" 'T"t-" 81 N" NcW YORK
NT
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MGRAW rHE MASTER GIANT.
Manager Leaas the Team IN Hitting
Against shreSepSrt.

SRREyEPoRT, La, March - If tho other
Giants had PLAYED a. veil to-day ~ Manager
McOraw the shreveport team would have
received . much worse trouncing than
score % TO would indicate. Sub0inR AZ
short for the day. Mc0raw led the team with
thrc. hits and scored . run lie made NO
hobbies in the field, atOire second base aud
would have stolen home Il Bugs Raymond
had been watching for the play, The
GianiA picked up all hut Ons % their runs in
'he irs, lhrce inninK-. when kImhall Occu-
pIed the box
shreveport runs we're largely due 10
the actions 81 Jack Murray Two three
ba-e hits were made I,n~sihle nv Murra y
Tw1sle rhe third tally possible The GIANTS
tid not exert Themselves IN tho las aiN in
ming. a. ,hev y ~ a"omtoEtahle " 81 Ihey
poTi pitcher. AMI he set them down IA order
for three innings
klaWittcr Nas New Works pitcher for
Ave innings, Shreveport being NJ. base
of operations last season Down here he
- known 80 tho Iron man and a. - usual
his standard Raymond finished the game
Locals rea"hed nr-i base while Raymond
Mrtiraw vas mixed M in the fret batch
81 runs a. I, was hts clean single 20 centre
that cent Murray home. Jack had IRE
Viously hn for two bass. s~Oring Doyle
Who had singled beginning the next
inning Merkie hit to deep centre Tor triple
Meyers dumped one IN front ol the plate
and kicked IL himself TN klaWitter's
tsp Nerkle was run dow az the plate
klawttter reached secOnd on the play and
went to third on q pasaed ball. Devore
walked and stole and both runners tailed
on Doyle's .erond hit.
Again was McGraw who started
trouble in the third with two out lie
doubled to centre this time and scOred
when Kimball threw the hall away on
Devltn's hunt shreveport then changed
pitc hers and the Giants luii hitting In the
eighth. With Mason pitching. Mc''rs~ hii
over third base for another single AMI
moved zap On p~vlin's hH He and lleNlin
stole together neither being caught Merk -
filed out. but Schlei was HIT Ibis nled the
bases. and with two s'Tik@S On Raymond
McGraw eSssyed 20 s'~al home tie hH1t
he hall. whtch Vas low and outside hut
RAYMOND vas asleep AMI stood nat footed
Nc',raW bein9 forced to slide around HIM
out after he had pas--d In front OF the
plate
The locals counted in the hr-t inning when
MeTkis fttmbled t,aTdner's Hrounder Mills
hu 10 right. and although Murrnr -et him
self uquarely IN front of the hall vent
nv him for a three hi~e hit In the fourth
inning with two down and a runner on nrSt
base MURRAY lost H~nninKer hy IN he sun
and anot her gift three haEReT resulted
The Giants Nill remain here until to
morrow afternoon before starting Tor
Birming Cham hut will not be idle. a. Mctiraw
and Manager Dale Gear of the lo'al team
have arranged a morning practice game
The sroEe
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IsllIIarsis

The amateur h1ndicap thrce cushion
carrom tourna mont at Tim Flynn's Park
place room opensI last might With Two
rames In the frsI game ! Ells. ~. de-
feated Holiiug. -. ny score 81 ~ 10 -
Ells made n high run 81 = Holdings best
nm Was IN the ~-Cond game VI Reach.
&. Nett T. Buck -, hy score vt ~ 10 ..
Roth men made high runs ~
Ia Ia-t night. game 81 The three cushion
tournament ~ lphn poyls'- broadway room
" O'Rrien defeated q EuSenfhaI hI a
srorc 81 ~ 20 -
In tho pool f0ur0am"n' a. DOYLE "
phrIfv v On from E9vnolS~ m last night =
ca me nv m. -rprr - = - ~
IN fl" amateur tire" cushion carron
Tournament ~ John Mct;raw :
RroadUa, room lat night Finegoid
d-fetfei T. psll ia i5I innings bv ~'or"
~ .. 20 = lht- Wa me f1psf remark a b 10
~ ne, 81 tho tournament and both play" -
made a hHvi q cht for VICTORY 4 %" end
Of the pinetr eighth inning The. p.H'"rS
ver~ 't.sd Vim - points each And - took
forty-fNs innings thereafter 20 fni-h Tho
re- unrest point va made bv FUegoIt a.
The "nd 81 the ii5. inning Both men made
high rum ri To-"
NndreW- A. won last nigh = game IN
tho amateur hauticap pool tournament ~
NctTrav's Ne d"feT'e,i q Ha'man -.
hN q s,uTe 81 - 20 ~ Andrews hy wtuuin 2
this game made q three banded 10 for fr-'
pIaDr m fhs tournament with him self
~hrryer and Ii"'kcT The hrs' game ~ The
plaYon viii 10 between ~hrrycr and
Andrews fo-ntgtf
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seVe nth Regiment ArrangeS Attractive
Programme for saturday Night.

An attractive programme Of military ana
athletic events has been arranged for the
nfty-sevenih games Of the seventh ReGi-
ment. 10 he held Rt the armory on next
Saturday evening. The list Includes such
events a. % yards. 20 yards. eco yards.
SsO yards. 100 yard potato race, half
mile ana mile roller skating, sack race.
27o yard hurdle. intsrschOlAstic relay, coll
lege relay and intSrrompany roay. The
military events will he a ten traisinR contest;
rescue race. $50 yards. heavy marching
order wall scaling. Iss yards. two walls.
10 feet and feet and military relay
Paul Pilgrim will attempt TO lower the
quarter mile record and 4 link OF Columb ta
will attempt to set new figures for 1000
yards
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Trerr urrr mn. FNNr Uunirrf nr1frasfrus 1
pis. ~, In tiailas TrN ono dhH Iasfu~r
Ha. rha q Ea- NJ t-oIhl-s ir tssrrUH sran
goN me -rh.on ant same lrg me rev
" vel tern gaUHr rrwHrt tta' ~ ~rhrsfN~rr
nurs - mac rDut i'm HTpbki1 Darirn
~ Id~utE Issl ritf ie' In IN" -oif 'frr' dome
oWf.ze. b. psrE ~ 'htrar 60 Frpr me ia-Inr
Goat aaI dsrAr~. mat he hAs ro~~'.u1 - NOR .
beatnc 0unT-t-rz
fTtuer Summers - no Ir'rp - ~. warn.
yrFst4 ian and his H-ruFI mi seHzon wi
carefully ron l1rri win hi. MA noTrIs
work 81 is-f year
s0rrrh1iS hints tra' .Inrrr me nov rrIuiT-
neal shat lists shall h. twenfy nve pial
b. VA o. iarrv uorir na' suffer We don ?
knou JUS now AIRY DOuin srffr~ hut N ~ shou u
be- by Ecrf.nF 'he q n from tue Gianis there are
psnty of other grouga Of tNenty ave n ne bis
HAgues nat would gladly make room fer him
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DEFEAT FOR B.7OOKLTNS.
Chattanooga Play ErrOrI~ss Game and
Win by ~ 60 2.

CHArrNNnncA Tenn March - BROOK
Ign snTered dei"tt to-day ~ the hands ~
the thattanoort southern League team
b. IN. sore OF dfo- The winners PLAYED
an erTor.c-, gam" I.um,ey came Ia hat
once and made "a hit. but hts avoiTdupoi-
prevented his reaching -sDond
The game W.s almost v holly with the
bat only On Brooklyn man. Miller. was
famed hs same Vas true Of The locals
OaT~pu hfN ing the dt~ttnst tOn Wilhelm
efaTteI 80 ~. stab fpT BrooklNn. but wHr
relieved by Dr-,Iu after the former had
Na'~hrt three runs piled ~ by the lO~als
h. the -ATu The lOsals worked Rhodes
and : h.HrnT
he ore
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ANNAPOLIS. March %. with less than a
month to prepare for the Harvard race
Coach Glendon has lost stroke Grimm and
Bow Meigs 81 his regullr eight through
attacks 81 mumps. wecms. the sIb-ccntre
81 the football team and cha NIPPON wrestler
In the Hight heavyweight class. IL being
broken In nc stroke though he only roWed
for about two weeks prior 90 this season.
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rig nav. WsrL ros weston

RNHING. Mo March - Edward PavsOn
Weston arrived here ~ o'clock this morn
ing We started The DAYS walk At = 4. "
ffoW . lit'lr farmhouse seventeen miles ass'
of IA ptata. where he spent fhe night
Weston said that he eXpected 10 cover
sixty miles to-day. HS h atill ten days
aheHd % hts schedule. He Left thia place
after an hours resi.
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YALE BEITS CORNELL.
score n 60 Z IR Basebln Game sI wash.
tnEtOn.

W,sulNrTo~. March - Nal~ h"a' Cor
rel here TODAY nv - Hrin-mhde
aar'ai FOR ~" N"w Haven men. but was
relieved h. Thomas IN -" sixth Thomas
go' OF bad g. allowing m" Cornell team
THREE run. ~ 'haf inning Af'~r ha' he
worked rferiive.v Abbot opened ia Ihs
boN for Inrrel!. but vetken~d and was
eucceeded Nv 1'oOd us i.outrsI'- three
bagRer in 'h~ .iN'h hrOuRhr IA three runs
ami the latter -rorsI q minute LATER on .
lii nv Thomas
The sHgFe
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PI>tHr rsr. y. e. March - Tn" results
~ tLs annual state aud club championship
rtstc! shoots verr announced today. both
events ~ shots ~ ~ yards. regulation
targets In the STATE championship y "
Tor-'sr ~ Montreal led with az. J. =
IIouktn- II New NOTk Nns 49,, ORd. with aNl.
and N0vs- u C.ITk ~ oOdbrtdgr Conn
fhird. With 8O5 In the club championship
Mr. hopkins 0on With score 81 ssa. 20 sJ0
for NT Forster Mr. Ciark vas third. With
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Runs N0n'reNi Mattress, switch, torklll. M
chef N-N NorE cree. 8. Knight Austin, Quinn
First bas~ On srrur~ Montreal. ., New Work :!
Lefi on bas~- Montreal. .. NeN YORK.. fiTst
Quinn on Ne lr'~F. I. OF Jones. 7. ~trnck out
~ Doyle. = By Manning J. hy Ouian. Home
rin-Co-kil TErrr base hit smith Tao hAsr
hii-Crsr. SacTtare hts NNrrlcy. HALEY Nar
nnce ~ -a,ardneL stolen hss~s smith hr.ch~i
tSweeneyi. by Manning u'nrAUN. Wild pitch
NaHning HITS 81 Doyle. ! In three innings
OF Manila la three lnnings Of Quinn none
IN thTec innings - Winter ) m three innings
OF ker.e. I. IA .hree inninEs. % Ionrs. 10 three
Innings. tmpircs MI AMI uilion. TNme 4.
hours - Iainutes
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Secretary SuIII, an and President Brown
NJ the a. a. l. In GOnfer eRee.

lanes y sullivan. secretary n the 4. 4.
4. has reached chicago where he will spend
soma days IN conference with Everett e.
Brown. president of The national body.
4f'eT the situation - talked over the pair
will 90 TO kansas Clty and frcm there will
travel 10 Omaha 10 he present ~ the big
athleti, meet there On Friday nert. Both
Brown aud sullivan will address big
convention 10 ktnsts tlty about publ"
p'aygFOund- sullivan vIll be back IN New
ork IN about ten dtvs
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PRINCETON ne ITS g EORGETOWN
POor Fielding and WIIdnesa % George
town PitrRers the Cause.

WasHISGro~. March 2s-Tvelvs hun
drei persons aaw the Princeton baseball
team trounce GeorgetOUn this afternoon
in q liztl~S- exhibit ION that LEFT m doub,
that the Tigers we're the superior team
The. score WAs o 10 = Poor fielding ami
Nildness ~ tho GeorRrio~n pitchers were
rssponAihls for the defeat steve White,
Who lid tho boN work for Princeton. had
hts drop ball working vol AMI fame
EIGHT men while he had good support
he sore
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Iarry Mclean mrp~nts.

1IN,iNNaTI. Mnr,h - u - lik~lv that
Catcher larry Mclean Wtll ~ m Eood
standing on The cincinnati team within
. DAY or tao. a. he has openly Tepented
abe fold By Manager 0rimth-
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WIl. TTelTEr'0NT M NTT-T0
nAEs10 sieve Whiir rfr.t ha~r On errors
G~prErtoWn. (: Princeton. i~fi on has
OT ", naui. q 90 tAlger = ~ White. StrurE
out ~ White. b. halser. Home run
sr~rr-tt ~arFtnse hits sam White. sieve " htir
stolen base Rallin. nArf Heed. ~terr~tt. DUgau.
Slticrdiag. MurphJ Hunt Hi hN plfrhrr ~
Nymard Umpire Ret. Tim" hours anu
~ minutes
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ncSea S-ris P-r~ PstUr-ol. Meta rin.
Rhrdrs stolen uA-~ N~rsss Sasrtncr ~
Nsrgr~ -Arrrrs Tl-s Collins. lsrkes Nurt~v
Two hsss HIf NrVHIau Tprr~ has~ mn Hurl
NIL HurTr .4u INIT prub~ pisN Nili"r and
Dauhsrf sfrIT, puf ~ ltrs,tu. ~ WNhe'ri
4 ". ~" U'yrr r. I.ho.!rs First has on
hnlis D' tgHrd~. lii' b, ui'Cnsr ~ SCHitEsv
(purrUH. POS rs-sau NrrErsl PAssTd hsu
Miller nri-r. Nrr., AMI ltchrrt Time
I hour anI - rlinuts~
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Msddies EIect GSmnaa,ic amt wrestling
Captains.

Annapolis. March IS -Midshipman Paul
NJ Rites of oregon has been elected "a plain
81 the Naval Academy gymnsstic team for
next sepson and Midshipman Frank Ioftin
81 Tennessee. has been elected captain Of
the wrestling team.
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Runs New NorS il~voYr. D1yle, Murray.
Nct;raw S~hi-i KIa~iiter Shreveport Lamar.
Gardnpr Galloway Two has, hits Murray.
Nrtsraw 4 smith Three has- hits Mtis MerNie,
Winninsrr Stol~n hasrs Gardner, ileVorr
Ncs;raE Irft On hase~ New NOrk. s. Shrrve
pnr' Ftrxt hasr on eTpors shreveport
bruhle piays kinbail. Garansr and hinninrsr
kIAWttsy Merkle ard Meyers. struck out ~
KiaNiitsr 5 b Kimhait !. ~ Raymond rs
Mason. FIRST base On balls ON klmbah
or KIawtttrT 1 on Mason ! hit nv pitcher ~
Mason Passed halls. Hinningrr. NcNevs
HltS- On Kirnhai In tArre innings or kiawii
tsr IN nve innings on Howell. none 10 thr~~
inrinss Umpire Colgate Ttne hour and Is
-
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- hlfTA Tor iHNfll1u 10 fIlAN INNING
Runs vale HldT-- Mrln'' r. Csrhar' Co--v.
/. Lluuri tIrusli rnpr7p.'R hudson. va
s.,n H0vHrf ThF~s ha1- mir Iputrri Two
hFsg hlfa N~futrF o. rFTE. MaNur- howard .
~ Ii~n bnssa ~feurHH. Tavhayf NaTrhUsr Fi-st
frsr ~ bats - EtpH' o. ~ tfpudNiU is = OF
u-igsrnaNs S'-Ira orr a.. ufinsnadr o.
mylrr Hsnilbyr rim~ 1Ioa-ard a. y lnr'~,
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CHAuANOOpA

Totals ~ "a % Tpuls - . !. %
'Ratic,i tnT u~s>a In ~ dsth inning
'Aattri t1r NuuIg- lu 'Tr nf'r irulng
Rr1okyu 20 q ID q :.
CnattauBsga 90 =
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Baseball Games YesterdA, .
~ BALTIMORE.

O. or 90
WalbrnDk .
Haiirne. B-Ans. Marshall and HAuk, Hart
tCnsfiSt'r, vir~- HoIy Gross : University Of
- D1rhan. y e. IAayr''e. q. North caro-
iina
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Viewers out. hit ny halted b1li.
Seu YORK be-. ... - I
Shreveport ... ...- %
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a, lowell last september declares tho
mana ger. Of the I.o- angeles MotordrOme
are mi-ta zen IN their claim that the Apper
-on Ja,k rabbit driven nv Hanshue on the
neW one mile bpsrd track IN california
made hotter time than Isrh~r' Lyle
did Ntfh q similar Car IN the -fratRhtss ~
time frtnl- ~ Lowell In the time trial-
over the boulevard ~ lowell Lytl" made
stratghtavay record with The App~rson
for .ar- ~ Isl to ND cubic inches piston
dtsplaD.nauf ~. nr-' trial as nads IA
:. = -..,ond- bu' later in the afternoon
hs made nnoth nor trial IN 80 - -econd-.
whlrh - one NTH ~ second faster than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29

Nathan Iazarnick ~ this city has b~-9
appointed ofhciai photographed for the
I hslmsr- on - pathfndinE trip 20 @etec'
~. rout. for this years annual Gltdden
tour Tie coming Journey Viii ~ The nfth
one made hv Mr. lazaTnick Out Of The -!N
Year. tho t,lisiteu tour has been run He
k,. ~. entity opened branch e-ta blish g.
n.nf IN D~troi' Witch j. IN charge ~
Milton kolb formerly 81 M0fur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-29

The NOTrtstoNn Chamber 1T t0mnercs
has given ON Ial recognition to the two
day run Of The Norrtetown Automobile
club on Ma - aud 10 10y Offering to donate
a handsome silver trophy ~ the man
EstlnE 'aT- all 10 DIVIDED The run
Will ~ from Norri~toNn IN SrTAnton and
return. and several 81 the club Oibclal'
will make p1thfndlng trip over the ION
test route this week
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-11
EDDYvlLLE.

Abe Stuber went to Belville. KanS..
Wednesday for q visit with his son
Geo. Stuber.
Hugo Seifert is In Des Moines and
Chicago this week purchasing his
fan stock Of goods.
The members Of the league and M.
E. church held reception Wednesday
evening at the parsonage for the new
minister, and his wife, Rev. and Mrs.
Cochran.
A large number Of the Hollanders
who have recently moved to the vi
cinity Of Eddyville were In Pella to bs
present at the home coming which was
observed this week In Pella.
Lawrence Cawley, Eppie Nylie. Mrs.
Grace seifert, John Lafferty and pr.
Eppie McCrea were Ottunwa passen-
gers Wednesday.
Miss Sadie Walthall who has been
Ill for some time was taken to the
hospital In Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gray have gone
to Excelsior Springs for the benefit OF
Mr.. Gray's health.
Chas. Tenant Is enjoying visit
from his mother Mrs. Tenant Of Des
Moiens.
John Davis Of Abba visited friends
in Eddyville Wednesday.
Wilbur Hall, Carl Mayer, Arthur
Gray and Chas. Johnosn went to
Pella Thursday In Mr.. Gray's auto.
Pickerell and Oden have purchased
the brick building on West Main street
owned by w. s. Shinn and at present
occupied by Pickerell and Odem Hdw.
store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-11
DRIVER is SHOT TO DEATH.
Antonio Arabic Fires Three Bullets
Into Body Of Jack Olson at
Des Moines.

Des Moines, Oct. 81 Jack Olson,
1917 West Walnut street, driver for
the Merchants Transfer company, was
shot three times and mortally wounded
by Antonio Arabia on Thursday after
noon near the transfer company's
stables at Southwest Sixth and Market
streets. Olson died four hours later
at the Methodist hospital. Arabic, who
was arrested Immediately after the
shooting in the home of Salvatore
Doranto, 116 Southwest Sixth street,
admitted to Jailer Tom Cross as he
was being locked up, that he had shot
Olson. He later made a detailed con-
fession to Chief of Detectives John
ston. He said he killed Olson because
the driver had called him foul name.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-11
NEED Of GOOD ROADS.

The building OF good roads in every
state in the union, according to the
view pf the Kansas City Journal, is
question that ranks next in Importance
to a stricter enforcement of laws as
one OF the pressing needs of the en-
tire country. The subject has been so
thoroughly discussed and so well ex-
plotted by facts and figures that the
Journal holds there is no room left
for further dispute The losses to-
farmers. commercial and social, on ac-
count Of bad roads are simply In
calculable, for while the increased
cost of hauling and the wear and tear
OF wagons and teams have been COM
puted with mathematical accuracy no
system OF accounting can measure the
injury and loss to the farmer by rea-
son Of the social isolation and deadly
monotony OF farm life due to bad
roads. Country life should be made
pleasant and desirable as a prerequisite
to keeping the boys and girls on the
farm. and the first essential step in
this direction is the building of good
roads.
4 The Journal believes that the federal
and state governments Should CO.
operate with counties and districts in
the construction OF good roads, insofar
as the constitutional limitations will
permit such cooperation Neverthe-
less, 1t adds, counties and districts
should not wait supinely for Ttate or
national aid. The old adage regarding
those who help themselves applies to
this problem Of building good roads as
forcibly as 1t does to all other affairs
OF society. The unit of success lies
with the farmer WHO uses drag on
the road In front Of his own house.
Then cooperation will follow as surely
as in the days of old when each house
holder in Jerusalem swept in front
of his own doorstep.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-11
ELDoN..
H. 9. Germer is visiting in Virginia

H. g. Germer is visiting in Virginia
his old home.
Chas. Wilmington OF Trenton, MO-,
who was injured In the big wreck on
the Rock Island some time ago was In
the city this week
Hairless Hughes is visiting in St
Louis and other points.
Postmaster Roland notifies the pat
rons that mail deposited in the office,
UP to p. m. will be sent out on the
night trains.
A, L. Kile Of Oklahoma is visiting
his old friends around and in Eldon.
Chas. Creamer shipped two cars OF
hogs to the Morrell packing plant at
OttumWa.
Floyd Crawford Of Libertyville has
moved to Eldon.
At the Catholic church nLxt Sunday
mission will begin. All are invited and
the services will be interesting.
Next Tuesday the Bacon" special
on the Rock Island will stop of over
night. 1t will arrived at 4:45 p. m. and
should have big crowd to see It. as
1t will be very interesting.
There will be a democratic rally In
Eldon Monday evening and Seneca
Cornell and J. F; Webber Of Ottumwa
will be In attendance. 4.
The children Of Mrs. Rebekah
Creamer surprised her on her 6sthI
birthday last Tuesday and brought
with them plenty Of refreshments and
made a gala day for all concerned
She Is the widow Of Richard Cremer
Co. M Sd Iowa Cavnery. She 10 living
in her home on Church and Eighth
streets, Eldon.
Rev. Elmer Gault, brother Of Mrs. ].
II. Skiles of the CONGREGATIONAL church
and he and his family will be theirs
guests over Sunday he will I'LL tho
pulpit Sunday.
James Rogers Of Salt Creek town.
ship Davis county, died Thursday
night and was buried in Money ceme.
terry yesterday. He was a nephew Of
J. G. Rogers Of Eldon.