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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
GIRL BURNED
TO DEATH
NV United Press Leased Wire)

SCHRIEBER, Ont, Sept. %
The King Edward hotel here was
completely destroyed by fire yes
terday. The fire started in the do
mestic quarters. A girl named
Palmi was burned TO death in her
bed Miss Mcbride, dining room
girl. had narrow escape from be-
ing caught in the flames, having TO
escape in her night robes. A
French girl named Gauda was in
jured badly by jumping from an up
stairs window and several other
employees were slightly injured.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

choicest piece of land on the reser.
walton because Allen Newton OF
Helena. Montana, did not wish to
take UP a claim and turned over his
first choice to Miss McNickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNickle OF
Chicago are the brides parents and
they say that since she married
against their, wishes she is nc
longer their daughter. Mabel re
ceived so many proposals that the
mail became a joke" said Mrs. Nc
Nickle. but we were kept in
state of unrest for over year We
felt that Mabel ought not to marry
but should be our mainstay in oul
old age"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
PRESSOCRAPHS

W. Clarence Drury, head floor
walker at John w. Graham's book
store, at the end of this week will
take his first vacation in peSDd of
II years. He says he vii. leave
Sunday for his old home AZ Balti-
more to visit relatives. Some of his
friends are suspicious of his inten-
tons and think only pressing en-
eagement could call him away. You
never can tell what these men
will do.
A young Spokane doctor has been
visiting a fashionable tailor shop
quite frequently of late. He con-
fided to certain friend that he Is
to be best man at the wedding of
a friend of his. Then he closed up
like an oyster and wouldn't say who
the prospective benedict and bride
are. His friends will watch him
closely for a few weeks.
1t seems that Spokane girls aren't
the only ones who had the fad this
summer of wearing socks instead of
stockings. There is a suggestion of
reform. however, as they are I'M
safe pocketbooks. Some woman in
a large eastern town recently lost
large sum of money carrying it in
her sock.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
LEAD PENCIL STAB
ENDS SAILOR'SLIFE

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-An argu-
ment between friends ended in a
quarrel last night and Albert Cur
rem, sailor on the government
steamer Hancock, was stabbed in
the jugular vein with lead pencil
and died His friend, John Schmidt,
admits stabbing him, but claims self
defense.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
BEWARE, JOY RIDERS.

Joy riders. beware. Orders were
issued by Chief of Police Sullivan
last night for the police to arrest all
violators of the traffic ordinance.
Copies of the speed laws were fur
nished members of the night force
and careful driving is likely TO
boom in a few days.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

How very easy it is to spend
small sums of money, when you
have large amount about you.
How much safer and better it would
be to keep your spare money in the
blank. This bank is at your SER
vice. Deposits made now draw in
terest from October l at 4 per cent
if deposited with the Spokane &
Eastern Trust Co., northwest cor
ner Howard and Sprague. ***
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
HEAP OF ORE EVIDENCE.

A heap of ore, sand and clay
samples, more than 40 in number,
are occupying the tables in the con-
test department of the federal
building to be used as evidence in
the case fthe Sterling SilverLead
Co. of Metaline. versus John Bet
tancOurt
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

This pencil enables you to take
notes in the dark without being dis
tary scouts studying maps and writ
ing reports, revealing no light TO
the enemy; useful for the detective
who hides behind doors in gather
ing evidence; useful to authors
awaking at midnight with sudden
inspirations. etc.
Turning a screw at the top
switches on the light. When the
pencil point is removed it may be
used as an ordinary pocket electric
light. 1t costs only 81 and refilling
batteries are cheap.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
BOY CURSED WITH
BENT FOR CRIME

Apparently cursed with a natural
bent for crime, Harry Ambrose. only
l6 years of age, was taken in charge
by the police yesterday and turned
over to the Juvenile department.
The boy has already committed a
series of crimes ranging from petty
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
WOMAN MAIL CARRIER WEEDS

MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich.
Sept. 23-Miss Matte Marshall
said to be the only woman mail car.
rier in the United States. and Roy
l.. Sperry, superintendent of car.
riers, both of Granite City, ILL.,, were
married here
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

Lewis Shakals, charged with at
tempted sodomy, today entered a
plea of guilty in the superior court
and was sentenced to the state re-
formatory for a period of one to
five years. He is "a years of age
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
. = Q . = = = . = q . . q = .
; ANYONE WANT A NICE,
, SOCIABLE WILD CAT? I

. If anyone wants nice. So 4
= ciable little cat for a pet he
e can undoubtedly secure the 4
= same by getting in touch with 4
. Health Inspector Davis. The
. health office has been notified
= that a wild cat has been left
. in cage in a vacant lot at
= Standard and Heroy avenues.
q Residents of that section have
= been feeding the animal, but
= they have asked the health Of
. flee to take charge of it and
. see that the cage is kept clean. 4
= The health officers do not
= want the job, so here is good
= chance for someone to get
= pet.
4 q q q q q o & = q & . . q q
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23

larceny to horse stealing. The only
reason he assigns for the commits
sion of the crimes is. "Oh, | just
wanted to do it, so | did
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
Services will be held in Temple

SERVICES VIII De heIu IN TempIe
Emanu Eel, Third avenue and Madi.
son street this evening at o'clock
DR.. David Levine will take as his
subject Reward and Penalty
Choir under direction of DR.. r. A.
Heritage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-23
7. E. WESTLAKE CO.
336 Riverside Ave.

The Sanitary, Up.to.the-Minute
Grocery. Established 10 Years
Our motto 10 quality; our
methods care In filling your or
ders, courteous treatment at all
times and prompt deliveries.
We are at present enlarging
our plant to meet the require
ments of an increasing business.
Call on us and convince yourself
that we can supply your wants
and insure your satisfaction.
We would be pleased to show
you through our new modern
bakery and other manufactur.
ing departments at all times.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31

tci1en ;}ipeifel barber lGBt, oob
9%oltiinorc's Tel,tid)e oic 9eoeutilng
zines &iinitlers mohl SIT miiroigen
luii'ell Der ilebr fir Sos beutid)e
2ieo III Ameritn" getbuu bot, ais e
ell Mnoerer Dor ibnt.
EdB otleu Gcncn, mcld)e bette
atcnb een @eg nod Der rEpric" ull-
~trctell, eit aiinIt9enuB Der allerbeiten
strt beporitebt. bcourf foilm mtebr Der
Seruorbebiing lit es bod, nod in leb.
Batter GrinneriuiG pelden gepoIti-
gen Gillorild Der Sd,,ger Del ieinert
9ebllt IN u~niercr Staot ~suriidlieb,
nno paben ood in5miihel 5abloie
ErcBitinnicn aus oIen @roBitGoten
oeS Sonoes ieill beaciitertes Sob &c.
Iungeit CT. 8iiQner bilbet eben oils
2ieberiGnaer cine alniic galIj fir iid),
nm lnrr IN oicient Simnc loiien lid
ieine gons beiipieloien Griolge, Die er
ai,d) Pei Sorern. bie ieine Sprode
nitlt ueriteben fonnten, errlingen.
Gas Yrugrnmnn, oas DER aiinitler
lid, fir iein bieiiaeS CONCERT gewGblt,
lit ei,l beionoers Invertebrates itno
umiaBt einc Sil5abf geraoe Der Sic
Der, beren @prtrag oes S1ngers
Aiibm III aIle Geft getragen. Tus.
iclbe lei nod)Itebcnb im Ginjelnen
ipieoergegeben: Ser @cgrpciier"
tW. Miiier), Ter 2inoenbauili"
~. @Qlerl .Muth" (@. Wiiaer),
Ter Goppelgdnger" (Seine), yGrI-
fonig" f@otbc); Ser orlne Yetcr"
(Seinc), 3fpel Ncnetiariid)c 9ieb.
den lSh. @oore), raiiftr1ge" e..
Garu). bon Sd)umann: Ser Gam.
bour" (Goride) Ger Hattellfdliger"
(@0tbe), .gpipbanias" (@0tbe) bon
&uao Moli; Ser aSra" (Seine).
Don alnt. Rnbinltein; v5pbtcngrdber,
9ico (Solig), Gin @eib" (,Seine)
BON CIR. Climbing; yGas 2ieS oeS
Steipflopiers" (SenfelD. Gaelic"
IS. 6nrt) pon q. StralIB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31
GuliiioH ani Der yqafcS bOre.gnbH."

IibtahuIo q, g., 80. Souuor. -
@NbrenS Der 5lpeitifuellite 3ilg Ger
oSafe Sborc II, Mihigon Soutbern
Sobn," Der n9imiteb," iiber Der ltn.
tergrunobabu Der Safe StrnBc, oil
lid bonn 9obnhof, belt. Inn oic
Speilemoa9onS an5ubdngen, iubr
DER Bottom ct. 2ouiS > GrpreB BON
hiHien III ibn binein, sertriimmerte
cen giiiflider @eiie mbciebten Oh.
lrrpottonsmageon oeo n2inliteb" uuh
trad)te pier Filumon.@ oaaonS beS
boltenoen 3lges sur Gntaleiiung.
Illrd) Den beftigcn StoB nurbe sSral
". SarBberg gegen einen Spiegcl
Gelhleuoert unb erIitt beoeutenoe
Sdmittmunben I'M @eiidt, nno Ser
Scfomotipiiibrcr @eiiea uno ser Sei.
ser pcs g~rpreB5u9es 5osen iib bei'm
s~'tlprinsen, leihte Serlesmaen 5n.
Neioe 3iiae batter einen ~9IllientboIt
Ton 5ipei Stunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31

id)lipBt, miro nianols cine @elegen.
belt bobcrl, 3u clnem bpbCrcu Ntnte,
lpic GongreB.A pgcornuctPr ODER Bun.
heSlenator. erluablt III mcrben."
Gam eriolgte Elm pcrI0nIiher 9Ilts
griii alli cine cnuIiitc 3eitung, mel
fe biSher liberole Senocn5en batte,
ieBt uber iIt auoerc San0c itberging.
Mit Der freuoigeu Grtportung, baB
altd, Die Tolitif oieier Getting 81
8iiniien Ger anti.S oloon.2i9a lid
aeitolten perbr. Che er ieilte Rebe
bcitloB uno sic 3uborer ST bobcn
V~eitrdsen iiir Ole Collection ouimun.
tcrie, iteutc SEER Inoerion ben Spre-
DYER EecplcS pom GelegotcnbolS ltno
ben Geleanlen Glbrio0e pom 5empc,
relS'Sonlitc Dor, meld)c nll%agclprod)cr
lie 9cfiirruprtey Der 9ucol Option,
siu lino. 0etocn mNroeu AroBe Spos
tioneu 5u Sbeil.
Soccer Der Nnpeicnoen erbielt cine
3ortc, uili DER ,cr icinc &crpilihtung
elntrugcn fonntc. non $500 obipGrts
iobrlid)e oOcr monntIihe @citr1gc SIT
benz 2ocol Sption.aompi ~bci5utru.
gcr.
Nodl 5tuci mniifoliihcn Nutumcrr
lolgtc Die Ge0c heS Hidtcr& u. ".
GopinGtm uon Georgia, mcld)e, Oh
lhon lebr launi2 9eboIten nod Nll.
%oerion'S Hebc cnttGuideno mirftc.
Alidl i%lberraid)tc Die NchouptunG bev
8eoncrS, hoB Sincoln. Der Mann,
lpeld)er lid) in 10 Observation-Disclosures
Wetlc 'ilber r@rnut'S SHnoppS" dill
Berte, ELI iIS1Ciprod)ener Sempc,
ren5ler iuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31
Wc0inlen's @rab aeidlmidt.

GantoM g. 30. Snnuor.
Sauienbe Der bieiigen 9iirger aebadl,
ten hires aroBen MitbiiracrS, OcS
earh Morberbonb ~aeiolencn Er0it-
benten 3iaiom McainlepL Der &c.
'iern Dor 81 Sobreu bier baS 2itt
Ger @elt erbIidte. Is NOR nGorna.
ton 2np," uno bicier mlroe altd,
in gun5eu 2nnoe aeieiert. NIm @rab,
rlal ocs WGrtprerS moren prGbtigc
PIumenipenocn nicoergcIegt morbcn,
nno inter Ocuiclbcn beiunO lid eiu
&ran5 oes Srn, @eorge .. Gortels
pou, ~iriibcren Shutumts. SefrctGrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31

Rem Dort, 80. Sannar.
Afit ocn Sdiiien, ipeldjc geliern ben
9,cm.Dorfer Snicn perlieBeii, imlroeii
hlebr offs $50 ltnaliidlifc, Die m,i
ellis Sslauo gelpoaen iutb aus Dem
c;neu ODER moeren 8runoe 81 leid)t
beiunoen moroen luaren, nod europa
5uriid geifift. Cbrobl am SamitaA
iteiS cine gauge an5abl Sdiiic III
Gee scbelL mar bic seiirise 3atl Der
Mbeeihobelien bod, GROCER ais &C.
mGhnlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31
2cid)c in Gijterne.

Nem Yorf. 80. Sonuar.
9tui Dem @runoe elmer Giiterle bin.
tel Dem BON ibr uno ibrcm Sofnc
bcpobnten !9auie Or. 2, Galolpea.
%ipenuc, Naspetb. ipiirbe Der Geld.
ram ser 10 Sabre alten @ittue Gn.
thrinc proofs geinnoen. Ger Sobn,
Eid)oro proofs, bate Die Miitter BEL
2!od)boru ~peraebens geiild)t. gr be-
iherfte, oab Der 0efel Der Giiterne
uutieritt mor0en mar uito 6ieicr lln,r
iiuno iithrte 5u Der Gntoefsina oes
2eidnamS. Coroner Ambler iprof
ole lleber5eugunlg ais, bdB Elm uniall
zen 1pb Der 8reiiin berbeifiibrte. h1
lie fcinen @rino hattie, lid ~ireipiIig
Dos 9cbeli sit nebmen. Bon eiuer
Gemalttbdtisfcit Tam nod Der gns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31
Mnf smm Waaner.I

.&eute Nbeno IN Der ,9pric" bas elm.
jise bieigc Nuitretcu Ir. 2ubrpig
@iinner's in oieier Saiion.
NoltinIore'S Teutid)tmum oiiritc
Irorf reprdicntirt icin. 1o3
Frogramnl.
Iltf 5nm Or. Observation-Disclosures
Goa ioate beiItc Die EoroIe iein fir
alle Gle, oenel cS baron gelegen it,
ibre Siebe sur oeutiden Sprade, sur
beutidei &lnit blrd Die Sbat st be.
%lpeiien. Mit Or, 9uopig @iilner
tornmt i'll ills Der pornebmitc Ser
treter Der ociltihen aunit, mo eS lit
cine unabmeisbare %Gbreupilid)t i,il-
icrcs Tcutid)tbums. oicicm Monnc
eineu Gmpfang 5l bereitcr, DER ibm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31
SeniatipR in Notion.

Vie Friigelet 5tpiiten Dem MARINE
3ablmeiitcr aulo unb Dem 81.
Robnett.- BRO
5ciiirung Ser getbciIiaten beeinnt
beute.
9 0 It o II, 80. Sanuar. - Wit gro,
Der Spannlrng iiebt mm IN ben he
iiQen Worinefreiien utlo IN Der ~Scs
ielIidoit" iiberbaupt, Der morgen be-
q%inncnben tricgsgerittlidlcn NrSei'
iirlna ocSMorine- 3ablneiiterS Nitle
uno bCS Murine.Ir3tes Or. &obnctt
cnt1eacn. Us lpcrben bel Der Ter.
bdnotmg neuc Scniationen ertpor'
let, mclbe ocm Sfonoal Gin moerc>
@elid)t 9c6en mGgcn. Gic beioen Nr-
actlogtcu retnen 5lperIidtlif Gti
Sreiiprcd)u1ig. @ie bcute bcfanni
1etuorben lit, mar Ole Sd)laAeret bel
oem 9oIl am II. Ge5ember Die 6olge
zines Tnboils, Der iid, bel elmer az.
oercn geicaihoitIidJen 8eruHItaltung
an 81. Ropember c%reiguetc. Ginl3c
Gage Dor Dem 0au ioa 3ablnleilter
9ltllo Grl. ameS miigcforoert bobcn,
Die Tr. goruoro e. GoiplcS gclailote
GinIoounQ 8uriid3u5icben, oa oieler
lid bel Dem San5pergnilgen 5u GnSc
beS Hopember lngebitbrlifc Merge
rlrlaen gemdht bobc. 6rl. Vines eltt'
gearlcte, oaB lie Die Ginlaoun9 nit't
3u miberruien pennoge, cs aber Iill6
ireiitelle, in Der Sohe 5u banoeln.
mie inn beIiebe. InS legtc Der 3obls
meiitcr oobin aus, baB or Gr. Gom-
les 5,lr Geot lteIlen iollc, rutO oils Der
POLL be9onu. forocrte er oenlelben i'm.
Ncrein init Or. Hobnett allf, bcu
Sool sll perlaiien, ba Sri. slmeS hnS
uiinite. AlS oaS ser iungcn Gamc.
mitaetbeilt mur0c, ii~berbGuite iic
Nulh nit Gorpiiricn, ituo Der 3obl4
meiitcr crflGrte it'd bereit, letitn
Scblcr pieoer gut 81 titod,cn, iopcit
Dies moslidl lit. Gr ilttte Ct. Gotus
les oui mo ioate oemielbeL Dob or
Don Srl. ImeS nidt 5u leiner Sono.
llmgsipeiie ermad)tigt morben Jet uno
boS 0ciaete 3uriid5uncbmeu mini
idlc. Gamit gab iih ieboh Der NrSi
nitt 3ufrieben uno bic Sdldgerei
folgie. Del oerielben ioIl ober Der
9lr5t, mic Iiigcn5elgen perlit)erlL
nidt butterflies nieber9eid)losen
ionoern III einem rid)tiaeu Iouit-
tumpie 5u 9oben seitredt morbcn
iein. @etn oos bepieien mcrbet
fam, 10 miro Die seaen al,lo inb
Tr. Robnett erbobene Infla9c Ser
@rutolitat BON ielblt biniGlig mer.
ben. llnter ben 5eugen bel Der Ser.
hanolnng miro lid uorauSiid)tlid)
Sri, ,Mnoeleiuc .Smiite ole, 1od)terp
oeS Commandments Ser Gborleitcn
Siam Daro, befitioen. Nieie jun9e
Came ioa angebIid lire @erlobilng
nit Snrrn Storer BON Neip 9orf ge.
lott hoben, neil iie in ben 3oblmei.
tier NuIo perliebt mar. 80 beboup.
tet lpeuigitens Sruu 6amo. Sb SrI.
Gorotbu Sesler, Die biibihe lS.jGb-
rigc Sohter oeS ueritor6enen @a-
riueor5tes &eslcr, ais 3cilain eridJci-
nell miro lit ltod nift beliimmt. lie
jluge Game beiinoet iidt aegenlptlr-
ti1 IN Chicago uno erflarte BORT &C.
itcrll, Die nlun oaS &riegSgeriht he.
ltGitiacnoc tSehbc babe ibrcn l,r
iprln9 BARN acbabt. Dob q. Gorc-
les, ein @criuonbter beS Gr.ErGiibens
ten RooiepeIt. obne GrloubniB ibr,
photographic oits Dem Soi,le Hires
Snfels. bcS Eoitors Selrp $. &il
bourne BON Gperett, mitnoGm mo
ban1 Gfientlide ipottiihe 0einertuu
Gen iiber lie llno ibr gilS motic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31
@eaenieitiae Mbmurfinug.

M ibolesborc, ap., 30. San.
- &iiIfsideriii @orbou @ipenS uno
&eni. @atliif. elm @rubellarbeiter,
c%rIitten beute IN eiiteri ViitolenbueIl
81 goeeuoob. nabe bier, tobtlid)e
SduBmutlben. @ipens bate @otliti
mcgen nuoroentlid)en 9etragenS per.
hoitet unb Der 9ettere ipioeriebtc iid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-31

iidt oeS GorpnerS uIo ber Ier5te,
pc!t)c Den 2eihnam III Nugenihciu
nabmen, taum Die Rebe iein. Gie
6ran uno ibr orciBie Sabre alter
Gobn Iebten IN alIten Rehabilitation.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
ONLY TEN YEARS.

History is being made rapidly in
this 10th century. What was a pro-
phesy ten years ago is now spoken
in the past tense and new things
crowd the path of progress so urgent
ly that one must hurry all the time TO
keep from being classed with back
numbers" or the has beens.' In
cleaning out a "cut" case the other
day one OF the boys in the Herald
office composing room drew forth an
old paper that had been wedged in
the back Of a pigeon hole. II was
only ten years old, having been pub
lished in May, 1900. but the Daily
Herald has changed so much in that
time that it looked like the represen-
tatiye OF foreign field. At that time
the daily was four-page, eight col
umn paper, only little over half its
present size. One item contained
thereing will serve to illustrates how
other things, as well as the Herald,
have changed in that comparatively
short space of time. The item fol-
lows:
Spring Greek township is moth
ing IL not enterprising II is the
first and only township in Mahas.
ka county to secure rural delivery
OF mail, and the good people out
there are now contemplating a
telephone exchange. The time
Is coming when farmers will haul
their products 10 town over paved
roads. ride in electric carriages.
etc, and the denizens OF Spring
Greek will occupy q front seat" &.
The realty in this case has been in
many ways greater than the prophecy
and the end is not yet.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
MANY COPHERS KILLED
Glen Phillips Leads the "Proces-
sion" With Ninety-Four Pair.

The farmers of the county are GER
tainly determined to rid the land of
the gophers. As proof for this state
ment we refer to the amount of money
paid by the county as bounty for the
determination of the pest. During the
first fourteen Office days of the pres
emit month $685. has been paid as
bounty for the destruction of this
animal. This amount represents the
destruction of 1887 gophers a number
if which was equaled every fourteen
days would soon rid the county OF
them. The farmers realize that the
gopher is destructive and they are
taking the case in hand and trying
every possible way to stop their in
crease. Many farmers, not caring for
the bounty, poison the gopher and
thus many more than are recorded
are really killed. During this month
the largest number captured was by
Glen Phillips of Prairie township who
brought in "a pair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21

the head of the cotton pool-it was
neither affirmed nor denied that any
summons TO appear in court have been
received here.
Score of Defendants Named.
- More than aseore of defendants are
named in the proceedings and some
of them are said to be prominent Chi
cago operators. Whether summons
similar to those served in New York
have yet reached Chicago could not
be learned
The agreement is alleged to have
1t is charged that Haynes, Brown and
others agreed that they should each
purchase 10000 bales of cotton to be
delivered in New York between March
and July and that this cotton should
be disposed of only at certain prices
and uncHr certain conditions named in
the contract.
Mr.. Patten, who, because of his &C
tivity In the cotton market, was re-
Gently driven from the floor of the
cotton exchange in Liverpool, Eng
land, refused absolutely to discuss the
matter or even to receive callers.
Called Before Court.
Several brokers who are believed
to have acted for the pool in New
York were summoned to appear before
the United States circuit court for
the southern district OF New York to
testify as to this alleged agreement.
They are commanded to bring with
them all books and papers relating to
the agreement.
In all parts of the country cotton
panic followed the news of the court
action in New York, and 1t is said that
Patten lost many thousands OF dollars
through reports that became current
to the effect that he is being made the
especial target of the government.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
Come To Oskaloosa
List of New Citizens Who
- Have Recently Arrived

Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Berdinner, for
merly Of sPeoEia,srIH. are residents
at No. 800 High avenue East Mr.
Berdinner is a trainman in the EN-
ploy of the Iowa Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Walker have
come from Cashmere, Washington, tc
reside in the city and are over 42z
High avenue West. Mr.. Walker
will be engaged in the furniture fac
tory formerly the Ezra MendenhalI
property, recently sold to the firm oil
Broyuls, Wilson & Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Lemley, of Cash
mere. Washington, have the suite oil
rooms over No. 400 High avenue
West. Mr.. Lemley is printer by
trade.
w. L. Strader, of Davenport, is a
newcomer, roming at the Y. NJ. c. A
building. He has taken position as
janftor of the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ De Boef and six
children, recently of Pella, have rent
ed the Mamie Clark. farm on South
Eleventh street and will operate a
nursery and stock farm.
Mr. and Mrs. n. f. Hedlund and
two children come from Ottunwa tC
live in Oskaloosa. They have taken
the Arch Chandler property on South
Eleventh street.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Norman and
Miss Rose Hindes, sister of Mrs
Norman, reside at No. 912 South
Eleventh street, recently coming to
the city from Des Moines. Mr.. Moor
man is a professional piano tuner.
John Hunt, OF Unionville, has ac
cepted a position in the painting de
partment of the Traction company.
F. L. Cook, recently of Washington
has accepted position in the plumb
ing shop of Wells, Watts & Stump
He rooms at No. 100 Third avenue
West. "&
Max Kelberg. formerly OF Iowa
City. has moved to Oskaloosa TO es
tabiish pawn brokerage business
His business address will be No, Az
High avenue West. the Fred Geneva
property. !. sans -,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-21
SOME LOCAL HISTORY.

: New Sharon Star: L. C. Melon
ough and Ed Troy. of Lacey, were in
New sharon last Friday and favored
the Star office with call. Mr.. Nc
Donongh offered a correction OF the
statement made in an article in the
Star q couple of months ago to the
effect that the building now being
rebuilt by the New Sharon State Bank
the first brick building in New Sharon
was erected in 1871. He says II was
built during the summer of 1872. We
didn't attempt to question his author
nv when he told US that he hauled
the brick with which il was built.
He and Geo. Crosson hauled the brick
during the winter OF II and ~ from
Union Mills, where they were burnt
BY Geo. Crosson and Luke Hofnire
The brick were handmade and sun
dried. in connection with this correc'
lion, it is worth mentioning that Mr..
McDonough is among the earliest
pioneers In this county. He was born
in Cedar township. near Cedar Creek,
on the place now known as the Sam
Gilmore farm, March "a, 1850, having
passed the sixty-year mark in his resi-
dence here. He has resided for the
past forty years on a farm which he
still owns near Lacey, although at
present he is residing in the town OF
Lacey. He has been here long
enough 10 see the price of Iowa soil
grow from almost nothing and the
marvellous changes which have taken
place In the towns and rural districts
Of the county.