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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
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MONEY BACK NJ NOT SATISFIED.
90 Years
Ex-
perience.
THE IOWA oPToMETRY LAW
CONTINUED.

u + q.
If were to assert that / was the
only Optometrist in Mahaska County
capable of fitting glasses, might bo
charged with mendacity or imbecil,
ity, probably both. Difficult" cases
solicited, especially those who find
III difficult to pay the outrageous
prices demanded. by "hot air" Optic.
metrists. who Qet them tell it, are
little the best on. earth.
DIPLOMAS, LICENSES AND GER.
,..# TIFiCATES. se$St III, h
See records at County Clerks of.
fice" | have on file at the Court
House a license and certificate OF
skill signed and issued by the Hon
orable Board of Optometry Examin.
ers of Iowa. sH 40 .r.s. 4.
My skill was so we'll known and
proven to them they did not even re.
quest me to be examined before issu.
ing me "a certificate to practice OPP
tometry. ,.". .5.
The above described certificate Ca
diploma practically of competency
and skill, hangs framed on the wall
of my Office in full view of callers.
have also hanging in my office a
license from the Iowa State Board of
Commissioners of Pharmacy. Some
thing never, before awarded to any
Optometrist in any country.
Sixty-three years experience. Does
1t occur to the reader that. in 63
years continuous practice and con
slant study one might learn little?
Mayne Arnold has the largest eye
library in Iowa. -,..
Judging by all the evidence obtain,
able, some Optometrists are good In
dams. full bloods, and born on the
Big Windy Reservation.
1.% CONTINUED next week.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
LIGHTNING ENDS LAW SUIT
Tree, Subject Of Extended Litigation
In Kentucky Courts, Is Destroyed
.-.,~. by Bolt. ass tsa

Frankfort. KY, Sept. 21.-Lightning
struck and. destroyed large tree in
front of the residence of Miss Mar.
garet Innis of Steadmantown and set.
tied law suit OF long standing that
the courts were not able to decide
Contractors building a road wanted to
cut the tree and Miss limits secured
an Injunction preventing it. Hundreds
Of dollars had been spent In litigation
but the bolt split the tree, neces'
stating its destruction.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
Results of Tuesdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Brooklyn, 4: Chica CO.. first gamel;
Brooklyn, 0. Chicago, Second gamel.
Boston. ?; Pittsburg. 3 first camel; Bos-
ton, 1; Pittsburg, tsecond gsme). 's
New York. /: St. Louis, FIRST gameO;
New York s. St Louis. 2 (second game).
Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati. 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8; New York, 0.
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia, g. .a
ST Louis, 8; Boston. 3.
Detroit. 4: Washington. 8 (hrst game)i
Detroit, 8: Washington. l second game
six innings; called. darkness).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, s, Louisville, s.
Minnea polls 2; Milwaukee, l.
ST. Paul. 5; Kansas City. 4.
Indianapolis, 5; Toledo, Z s
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines 0; Lincoln. s.
Omaha, 9; Sioux City, Q
Topeka. 6, st. Jue, g.
Wichita, 2; Denver. 3.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
South Bend, IL: Terre Haute. 4
Evansville, 1; Grand Rapids, D.
wheeling. 8; Fort Wayne, 7.
Dayton, IL; GAINESVILLE, IL.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
Fixtures Arrivinc.
Sept. 90.

A car load of furniture and fixtures
for the new Baldauf,Rosepblatt build
ing arrived yesterday and was ele-
waited to the floors upon which it Will
be used by means of hosting tackle
on the outside of the building and TAX
en- through a window. The pieces
were too large to be handled in the
ordinary way.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
Sewer Work.

The next sewer work to be done
this season will be at the Hart extern
sion east of Third street and then will
come the building Of the South Sew
enth lateral for the Ninth avenue
sewer for the benefit OF the button
factory, the pipe for which has not
arrived. Twenty-four inch tile will
replace eighteen-inch tile in the Hart
sewer. s
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
Count Your Change.

Have you any idea how great a
thing one,fifth off really Is? No!
whack of thumb or finger and
note the change. The change you
viii get back from your wall paper
bills al 3lakeslees is correspondIngly
great.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
REThELl

DIR. Traister was an oskaloosa call.
er Friday and Saturday.
VIM. Fowler was a passenger for
nes Muines Friday morning.
The social at Bethel church Satur.
day night was well attended.
James Marsh was Sunday caller
az his home in Kirkyille, la, Sept, IL,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
BAND coNcERr.
Extra One Will Be Played
Thursday Evening.

The extra band concert which Is
due on the seasons contract viii be
played in the park on Thursday even.
ing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22

The tomatoes are ripening fast un.
der the action Of the sun which has
been unusually bright and hot during
the past few days. a...E
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22

The weather man says there Is no
danger of frost for many days and IL
is more than likely that the frost will
arrive in October this year.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22

A car Of fine cattle passed through
the city yesterday mornihs over tina
Rock Island attached 70 passenger No.
|475. They were taken to Pella.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
TREATING THE SEED
WHEAT TO PREVENT ANY
DAMAGE FROM SMUT

Treating Wheat for Smut is the
title of Press Bulletin No. 1875 from
the Mesilla Park experiment station.
as follows.
At threshing time his summer a
great deal of the wheat in certain
parts of the territory was noticed 10
be affected by smut, which caused a
considerable amount of financial loss
10 the farmers, Much of this might
have been avoided. and may in the fu-
ture be prevented. by treating the seed
before planting, as the disease is caus-
ed by spores carried over from year
10 year on the seed.
There T two distinct kinds of
smut that effect this crop. Loose smut
ana Sinking smut. Il is the latter
that Is giving the trouble. and 1t
might he well to add that il is hi
one ina Is so easily treated. The
treatments advised are many, but two
nave been found most salts
Factory ron the standpoint Of ecano-
my, ease OF treatment and effect.
t"rmalln treatment This is per-
maps the easiest OF an in treatments.
and repeated experiments have prov
en- its efficiency. Sixteen ounces of
40 per cent formaliu is used In 40
gallons OF water and the grain is al
lowed 60 soak in the solution for ahout
30 minutes. after which II is removed
and allowed 10 dry thoroughly. care
must be taken 10 insure thorough dry
10 prevent mould. 4 good way
{" the soaking is To place the
gram an coarse SACHS VI a small size
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
Leo NH. COMPANY Active.

Active work is to begin upon the
property Of the Leo Mi. Mining Co.
which is situated in the Central Min
ing district. under the foremanship
of Manuel Taylor. who has been I'm
ployed by the company to open up the
property n Systematically develop il.
\ number OF the stockholders and Of
Ulcers of the company reside at Mus
kogce, okla. the local company Of
ftccr being Henry Woods of Central.
A force az men has been put to work
ana the property is expected 10 be-
come "a regular shipper within the
course OF a few weeks. as work will
he pushed vigorously hN Foreman
TAYLOR. William Findlay. of Muskogec.
has been on hand for some weeks
perfccting the deteal Is OF the work
and arranging for Il to begin. The
company is anxious TO develop its
properties in a mine-fashion manner.
and thus ascertain the character and
amount ot the ore. which viii lie
.ternine the future operations on the
property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

and immerse It in the solution. Many,
however. prefer the sprinkling meth
Z. cd. which consists of making up the
solution in the same strength, anu
{ sprinkling ii over the seed, which have
been previously spread out in some
convenient place. About a gallon
should be used to the bushel of grain.
and great care should be exercised in
order that no SEED escape the reat-
mcnt. When thoroughly s~prinkled
they should be covered in the pile with
old sacks or canvas. and left until the
next day, when they should be uneov-
cred and thoroughly dried. seed thus
treated may be kept many months be-
fore planting.
Copper SuIphate tbluestone) treat
.ment. This treatment has beer used
FOR a much longer time than the N
just mentioned. but does not give IS
good results. though the disease may
be almost totally controlled in this
way. One pound of the crystals
should be dissolved in "a gallons of
water, and the seed poured in and left
for twelve or more hours with an oc-
casional stirring, and then taken out
and dried. The seed may be planted
but better results are obtained
If the grain is DIPPED in a solution
made by dissolving l pound of lump
lime, that has been well Stacked, in 10
of water for five minutes, just
after removing from the bluestone So
lution. IA
When infection is bad and the
is giving a great deal Of trouble
all sacks, drills and everything with
which the seed comes in contact
should be treated with the same solu-
ion. ~
Either OF these treatments. If prop
arly given, will result in an increase
the yield and quality of the grain
where trouble has resulted from this
disease. j.. II. SQUIRES,
Agronomist.
November 3, 1910. !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20
HOW THE INSIDE
INN CAME TO Be
PRODUCED
Fertile Brain of Joe BrenI
Evolved Clever Comedy on al
Sleepiess Night; Saved Ii forl
the EIks.

tts likely that you know that the
book music aud lyrics OF THE Inside
Inn are fhe composition of oe Bren.
who Is directing and staging tho big
production which Is 90 Doe pulled uff
"wednesday u Thursday evenings Of
this week. at Elks opera house. Eut
you may not have heard tho story 90
how u came To- hc written
The Flks in Kansas CITY had Tor
some years been staging a minstrel
show. aiuaFs with huge success. but
decided finally they wanted some
thing entirely new 10 they put the
proposition up o. Joe A. Brcn. said.
he had never dreamed of writing q
light opera. hut tfe suggestion for
something different was the lnsplra-
lion. That nieht during sisepless
hours. The Inside luu became a
shadouy reality and DOB the course 81
n rev DAYS i was "a very real and
s~uhtfaniial fact
ar. nren had some fine offers TO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

Albuquerque, NOV. ~, 1910.
Editor 81 Morning journal. Albu-
uncrquc, y. N.
Dear Sir.-In the New McXican Of
recent date. l noticed that the revi-
sion committee has reported. or the
convention adopted. the following
fectlons Of the bill Of rights, torwits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

sell the rights on the musical coined.
but has refused them that Il may b'
staged under the auspices Of the Elk
throughout the country.
For II abe play was staged profcE.
sionally. and In one night stands. II
would Kill the amateur productions
The play Ia written especially foi
amateurs and not as the most Of Hight
| operas which give the catchy songs
and really clever lines 10 the star
There Is q part for each principal In
the east. "A good speaking part and
clever songs so that each and every
member has a chance to make good.
The plot Is immateriai. simply a
thread to hold together the %catchiest
music and richest comedy ever bunch
ed together in n light opera. 1t is
good all the way through, without
break or hitch, and has made "a tre-
mendous hit each place II has been
produced. and the management *
pcct 70 score the biggest hit 81 rec
ord with the coming production IN
this city.
Probably the song hit Of the spark
ling comedy W Hes My kiddo." II
IL sung bv the erstwhile bowery girl
who dona the attire Of a French maid
and the "euphonious name Of Yyette-
Mrs. j. Colbert Is taking the part and
IS SURE 10 make "a NlE III NH Uff WbtN
IL exceedingly clever. Mrs. Brcn, OF
he fascinating ingenue type. who
the part Of a cub reporter, Will
fing several songs, among them q
to Wont You Re Ny Baby I
which took the audience at
asst years MINISTRIES by storm. This
ong ~ written especially for the AL
,uquerque production and IS APP
named That's the Reason
Why I'm Beck Again
Another winner Is Foolish Ques-
IONS Il comedy quartette to be sung
" Mrs. Bren. Mrs. Colbert. and Mes
"a. Louis Gumbiner and Landolfi-
FRS. Winchester's voice II 20 be heard
) rare advantage in Tonight VIII
Come Again Miss Constance
ellors, known 70 the east as Connie
will be fascinating in the role
T rMable," the cigar girl. and Is 10
o a dainty little dance with her sing
tx of "On Your own Front Porch
ISL Niolette De Tulli0. in the char
ter part. win bc n Of the success
IS u tho evening-rathcr evenings.
Dc Scott. as bell boy, viii be good,
he is IN every part hc plays. and
10 same may be said OF Louis Gum
and Ernest Landofli. George
MS the awfully nice hotel
ERIK, rs going to be q scream, ana
ave Combs. as the waiter. win run
close second for honors. Herb AS ,
lin Is 70 play the part Of the hotel ]
oprietor and Judging from rehears- {
viii take his part wen. (
An in all IT'S 90 be the best show /
several seasons and there VIII be Z
wild rush for tickets when they 20 s
sale at Matgon's tomorrow mcrn- I
z at . o'clock. Don't FORGE the /
i
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

able and OF quality suitable for plate
glass making, is cited as an example
The operations Of the so-called glass
trust nave prevented the development
OF the glass industry at that point
notwithstanding that several very
large factories have been built and
various efforts have been made to
develop the output. The possible
change OF conditions has been taken
up Immediately by the Illinois Manu-
lecturers association end other or
CARNATIONS OF com'lci- sal interests.
Early Christmas shopping for the
sake Of employees OF the big stores.
has been taken up actively in Chicago
by h Consumers Lague, the Girls
Friendly Society and various college
societies who declare that the strain
incident TO the holiday rush must be
lessened. Already extra FORCES OF
clerks have been engaged and the
regular Christmas delivery service in
angurated more than a month in ad-
rance Of Christmas. This shop
early movement YVES considered by
the national convention Of the Girls
Friendly Society. Mrs. Robert 3.
Gregory, president Of the Chicago
branch, upon her return said
III women realized the strain un-
.dergone by girls who serve them in
the department stores during Holt
aud before they would be-
gin Immediately 10 do their buying.
Moreover many articles can be pur-
chased cheaper "a month on so in adj
vance than during the holiday week.
Women who are interested in aiding
sales girls should not he satisfied
they have completed their W
shopping early; they should call up
heir friends and point out TO them
he advantages all around in early
and get them to do the same
Each year the total OF holiday buy
ng has mounted higher in the mill
ions, the business Of a few weeks
'eaching proportions as great as that
If several ordinary months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-20

DeieEate r. y. Tittman declares in
the Rational Monthly that twenty 90
thirty thousand people have left New
Mexico the past year IN account of
the drouth This is apt to brine him
into conflict with DELEGATE Nabry
from tho drouth rceinn-Sauta re-
New Mexican.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

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PIN 26. 6cbrllm Oceanic" mad,
southampton.
Nm %. Iebrl0r nWicidbo" nob
Son00n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Mnd ein ainitlerbesrGbniH.

SIM Sabre 1875 itarb in Yaris ein
!3fperg, Der iih n8eneral Got"
nonnte. Gr trnt IN einem panoerrl.
ben ,Hnrit1tenfabinett" aui bas nod
cine gan3e In3nbl nnoerer lebenoer
a%bnornitdten oes Observation-Disclosures
seigte. Dem 3ruerge parD Die sc.
irugtbuung.bab balb Earis. oas i'm
gu 2eb5eiten anseitaunt bottc, oudJ
ieiner lesten Jabrt ole bodite geipul.
oerunD nibmete. 8eneral DOTS
fleine 2eid,e bate in einem ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
StGStiidJc SanbicrtisfcitS' Sdrnlcn.

Stccnei mto SuOcttcsS trnbs.
NiSaultbs uno Srleau3sStraBe.
&ailcrrsstOentte lIlo Hutlrent,S trnGc.
2SuoobCrru uno 0oupers9lbente
YlhcriU' 9tOuo mo Ituin stpenIc.
Nurrcnsalotnlte ulo gSiliumrS traBt.
9rumipcIl' mo 90. Gtrdbc.
8tlntor' uro RreBinnrsS trubc.
Edrl NOeIlt mo 0olinlml Sira6c.
HantinOs uno BnIastisSirube.
Norib'glhenue ltII0 gSufbinGiousSt ruEc.
Gill. nnbe ~SGarpsStrabe.
9loele'SirnBe. nnDe QeliniNtOdniG glpenuc.
Saro tles. nabe @antsSirGGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

Musre6c. 49, Shutmonn: .9Qic
fornnIcn Sic oenr 81 oieiem inlid)ell
3ipeimarf'tiid?" @auner: Ssh
bob' in Der letter Splpeitcrnohf nod
altcm @raiite @lci eeaoiicn nno oo
1T .5uidais Gin @clbftiid oorans &c.
lpur0en!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
%Ntiabrtstnac Der Eaiiaaier. Sampfcr
DON Nelu.YUrf.

9m 8. Sebrilor .&aiier" nudl
Bremen.
PIN s. 5cbrllor "Stotcnoom" nod
0ictteroomI.
Am 8. 3ebriiar r%2(rgentino" mad
9tCapel lino Sricit.
4m .. 6c6ruor ~Wnnrctnnia" mad
2iucrpool.
PIN 9. je6ritnr .Euc DC 8cnopa"
nod Teopel un6 0enua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Nilia terraces,

Ntfa.spenne uns 8arfprS-Sipab.
IS IN Nnrs, mas Gle ~brandben, um etn
Grnmbttii6 sn fnnfcn. Nir banen auh Shs
SanS acseu feilte ebsahiuugen. 100 0ruue.
GG6e felt brm 10. glai ~periantt. 400 ErDHt
eeEdasrt. in 1piBe yerteiernuB Der 8ariurb.
&Gao. Dsnuget an terueamuugseeif lat
nsds ute Grfpise gru nunru. aurimen Gle uaf
bier on trgenp einem MerftaDe uoer epnntaa.
cas-, xpafer. sdbnfe anf hem Gieenthnm.
IS Nlinuten gam Aatbuane t5e. 3abrpretsI.
Sett 4 Hbite.
Aaeut an Erf NIB etefe. s,adimitfass mnb
esmutaaS ben san5 9aB. Qoo1 .5Dste)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

sS5dcntiidIe 1tnfpitrn, Oh
Gin idIlie fltdI 8rufo5 tnS,
Steueru uuo ySaHcrmict1r,
Gnntou.atrahc, 5wiihen Baltimore. NIB 9om.
barb-Strape.
Grferfcnitcr, rbmiidlc Siegelhcinc, tfiu Mns
~itrcidcn benbtbtgt; ssGihitanbcr I'M Gcner;
icine slime nnb SaorSimncr; aanaianihinf;
glatteS Strafenp Halter.
Gleine Yaur.9in SahiuiG; leifltc Neoinguiaeu.
Stcts 5nr Seiidiignng often.
Che SOicpb g. @bitc Stealth So.
(9tub4-)