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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12

Portland.


Wheat-Track prices. Club, 500
SIC; bluestem, 8Sc; red Russian, S5c.
Barley-Feed and brewing, $2s.
oats-No. 1 white, 327 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, Willamette Valley,
$20@21 per ton; Eastern Oregon,
$22@25; alfalfa. SIT; clover, SIG.
Butter-Extra, CSC; fancy, zee:
ranch, zoe. Ex
Eggs Ranch, candled, 23@24c.
Hops-1sos crop, 1301ec; olds.
nominal
Wool-Eastern Oregon, 14Q17c per
pound.
Mohair-32033c.
Seattle.
Wheat-Bluestem, 3e0s7c; club.
32@S4c; red Russian, s1@s2c.
Oats-427 per ton.
Barley-$23 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, $4,000 per ton: al.
falfa, SIG per ton.
Observation-Disclosures Creamery. soc:
ranch, 21c.
Eggs-Selected local, 25@2ec.
Potatoes-Market Aemorallxed.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12
Carriage in Ruins.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, May Sit
Is estimated that 1000 persons were
killed and 1000 more injured when the
town of Carriage was destroyed by an
earthquake shock May S. The only
buildings left standing were two wood
en- houses. Four hundred and eighty
i've bodies have been taken from the
debris. ~
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12


VIM. Bryant has announced that
ne will not be candidate for re-
election to the Office Of county COM
missioner from the Columbia river
district, and F. F. Bottorf, present
county assessor, has decided to en-
ter the race for the position. Mr..
Bottorf is we'll acquainted in Stew
ems county and understands the
business affairs Of the county prob
ably better than most any other
man in the district which he wishes
to represent on the board. States
man-Index.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12
Notice Of Proposed Sale OF County prop-
er1v

Believing it to be for the best interest OF the
IS, R. 80 E. w. NJ. tbeing portion of the coun
ty poor farm). it is hereby resolved that the
board OF county commissioners will hear EVIL
dence for aud against the advisability of MAX
ing the, proposed sale, said hearing to be on
the It'll day OF May, 1910, at 10 O'Clock a, m, at
the commissioners room in the courthouse at
ton thereof, Of said saleis to be used for the
purpose OF charging and improving the pres
emf buildings and otherwise improving the
balance of the poor farm
April 1910.
THE BOARD OF County COMMISSIONERS.
By L. E. JEssEPH, County Auditor and CLERK
OF Said board. sos
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-05-12
Terrifying Blast Kills Fifteen.

OTTAWA, Ont, May Sin an ex-
plosfon today the plant of the General
Explosives Company of Canada. near
Hull, Quebec, was totally wrecked.
Fifteen persons were killed and fifty
others injured.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

umitdnbe sslanste bic Roli,ei ju Der
aniitt. oaB Palla. Der mt, ,swsi @sfdbr.
ten nad elmer Sdeibs ibOB. Oisier usb.
uns lsiois wuroe uub bann elm lebenbes
Obiett iudte, bas ii6 in Der Bsrion
oss Bennett 9naben bot, als bieIer uon
Der S&ule hsimtebrte.
- Gus Dem Shhnsritalle pOn Ssfar
Stone 3u @lurfs @issn nurbsn Diem.
itas Slaht IS 9iibner ssitOblsu.
- Sin SranO, Der un,psifslbaft an.
selegt worosn mar, entitauo fritz Dieus
itas UtOrSsu in Der gBirtbidaft bss an.
orsw Wtillsr an Der Gds uOn Srid aus.
nue. uno Wturiet StraBs. uOour9 bas
@sbduOs ausSsbruunt unO bas ausrsn.
3suoe Deusrs Gisentbum fart bsidd.
oiSt wurOs; Dtilsr's Ssrluit betrdst
.ttua $500. uno 9tatban Rolsnbers,
Der cine Utssssrsi in bem Dsusrs Sc.
banoe bat, iadst isinsn gsrluit auf ca =
$500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
stlberfone,
Mu8enltcbt Spe3talif,
oaE oaSomon,o Nhsuus

HHO Ss"S"~ N
BAT Iutbtu bic aatrntutiftu Dtifus In Singer
ffid austng6itr GinfaIunasu rbalt n. eaiiei
heke preiit eu9 ni6t bon unIsrem sptilatu
Sarlsr abi9rsdtn. nnisr NOiio tt' ,,S9ntl'
Ger Berfauf unb fleine Profite." Wtr eu'
sIi,irta e.nitu auf fnr,s N0hi. @rSbh 81.
aii ssH tiufli&sn Rsuf&suaassu INNER an
pdnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
@dpue Opllutn.

Sonesoals. - Pfurrer Diliam Dai.
isl, SssliorSer Der ct. Masbaleua iatb.
@emeinoe, 1T am WtOntas abeno pom
sinsm msbrwO4sntli4eu aufentbatt in
Wtt. Clemens, Wiid., Suriidsefebrt, tpar
absr ourd bic lanse Reiie isbr srmioet
uuO ausssriffsu. - Die Ssiissuns Ses
msbrsrs Gage SuuOr usritOrbsnsn ste.
pban Wtautbsi srfolsts Montas Sor.
mittas I'M Osutiden fatbol. 5riebhOfe,
uad sinsm Erauersottssbisnite tn Der
ct. DtaSOulena 8irde.-5raul. Sattie
arnOIO bat fid mad philadelphia bsss.
ben, nm sinsu Diuiitiurius burd,u.
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
au sas ssnannts Gissutbum ipirb uur ssssr
SdarlabIuns rtrtautt.
g. 8. Goaaor, Sderiff.
S&uiHsamt Scranton, pa, DOnnnRus. bsr
13. Sftpbn 1910.
Gtne ttte.

@ir bitten bisrmit iOlds unisrsr usr'
sbrten gbOnnentsu, lusl6e elm Sabr OOsr
Oariibsr fur bas -BUhenblatt- i9ulosu,
uus ben Betrus jufommen 3u lafsu,
bsuu mir babsn bas @elo n6tbis unb
gang sepis peroicnt. sDer ni6t ielbit
uOriprsdsn fam, 1T ssbstsH, ben BE-
trus per Polt siujuisuOsn. Das Seiuf
srfOlst, neil mir SssenwdrtiS unO idOu
felt sinissr 3sit feinsn Solicitor butteu
uub benz rssuldrsn PeriOnul Der Sfftes
bic 3sit ieblt, su follsttireu. Gs piirbt
uus uisI Seitusrluit sripart, wenn bi'
ssisr uOriprs4sn uub bsjublsu wiirOen,
sbs bic SdulO Su bod uuflduft.
Ahtunssuol,
- == lDsr 9truuessber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Noro Scrautou.

- Gus benz SurtSeu 9ibusritull on
6otlilter Guenue muroen 5retta9 9iaht
% 9iibner seitoblen.
= 8itliam 0untlsD uOn Wtarsaret
Npenue. Suhrmanu oes Z. 8. 2bomas
uon gSapue auenue, purbe Sonntas
WiOrsen. als sr sinem Bfero Daier &C.
ben wollts. ourd bas plOsli4 erIhredte
9tier abssporfsu unO fiel auf isiueu
Riden nabe ben 9ufen, nobel oas
Pfero auf ihn trat uuo ibm ben pals
unb bas linte Snis idlimm Suridtcte.
-Soisph SeticstO, elm esbrIins in
ben SCRANTON ytut unb Bolt 8erteu.
sntsins am Donnsritas iebr fnapp ernit'
liden Berlesuusen, oenn er puros in
einsm Sammrao sefansen uuo srbielt
elm 8sin bOs 3eridnitteu, bod fonnts
Die Dtuiaine NOD in 3sit gum Stiu'
itauo sebradt werosn, sbs sr uisllsi4t
t0otlth nerlest mar.
- Die autbracits Bier @Ompuuis an
9tup aus auenus 1T in bic Sduos zines
Walisperwulters iiber9esan9en uno als
folder nuroe an Samitas Peter 8.
Cummings, 8eruulter uno SHasmeis
Iter Der @ompanie, eruaunt. @s leiBt,
bas bic aorpOratiOn allen ibren Ser'
pfli6tuusen uadtommen wiro nno Der
Sdritt nur eeuommen ipuroe, I'M bic
attienbeiissr uno arsoitoren Su i6iissn.
Sobn Sauro, Der Dor Monatsfriit
feline Soitberriu 5rau Wfarp Dt Wfar5o
uon Prouioeuce Roao sefdbrli4 uerpun'
oste, als beibs psssn elmer S4ulo in
Streit eerietbeu unb bic Srau ibu ounn
aus Der BObuuus uertreibeu pOlte,
ftsllte iif] am Donueritas Der Polijei
unb purbe oem @sfdusniB iiberwieieu.
Ole Srau bot iid mittIsrpsils pou Der
8srlssuus srbolt.
- Milss, bas 20 DiOuuts aIts SUbu'
lsin bss Omen 9usbsS bon albright
guenus, ftiir3ts an 5rsitas Sormittae
pom leinsm bOben Stuble uno ranntI
lid babel einen brsi .3Oll lanstn 9atsn
nit benz ss ssipislt, in ben pals. Dsl
Sals purOs idlimu 3srflsiidt uuO bel
9srufsns ar3t bate Wiiibs, ben Safsr
uieosr bsraus3uSisben. Das aino, mel
dies fart btutete, purOe 3ur Sebanblunt
mad bsm 9abnsuaun SOipital ssnom
men; wenu Feline Somplifationen siu
trsten, pirb es ii6 pisosr erbOlen.
= 8illiam, Der 9idbriss Sobn Del
antboup Bennett uon 5eroinauo Stra
&c, srbislt am Dienitas SoruiittuS elm
sefdbrli6s Bunbs In Die S6ultsr, all
Der 13idbrise SObn Ruua BON Sspis
gusnus feline 5lObertflinte ubidOB. 3u
erit sluubts man, cuB Elm 3ufaa Dor
lisss, ubsr mad elmer llutsriu4uns be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Gin Sonaparts auf Der gibns.

RiB Sorniman, eine Riinitlerin
ans Wanteiter, bic nit ibrer Gruppe
Shide bon 9ernaro Sbau 3ur aui'
fiibrung brin9t, maht cine inter,
eiiante Otittbeilung. sic tpiro nam,
lid i'm Sbeater @aite einiee 8oritel.
Iunsen bes Stiides nWan of Deitinp"
bon 8ernaro Sbotp geben, in tpel.
6em Die 8oIle Rapoleons BON einem
Ra6tommen Ses 3aiiers Ramens
Suan 8uonnpurte segeben tperoen
tpirS, ben Rib Sorniman fir bieies
Stiid beioroers ensagirt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

- Der am Samitas gum Benefit bss
Sabnemauu 9oipitals ab9ebultens fog.
Tag" Gag ersab sinen usbsrlduB BON
mebr als $4,000 fur bas paroiss Sn.
itttut.
Observation-Disclosures in Scran.
ton fir bic Serbftpabl lit 1916, cine
abnabms BON 1881 i'm Ssrslei6 nit
Der lsstidbrissn. 0tabe3u isSsr Diltritt
in Der Staot Beist cine Gbnabms.
- Die @Ountp @ommifdrs baben Die
Sissidbrise Steusrauhuss aui II Ufills
fsit8sisst, cine Serabiesuns bon 81
Dtils pom lestem Sabr. unb lsstes
Sabr mar iis Die nisOrisite in ,pansis
Sabren.
- Das @ebdu6e 5OO-502 4ada.
mama Guenue, on Der @de BON @alb.
iustOn, wuros an Samitas gum 8rsis
uou s 81. 900 uou Der Eaplor.8ropnins
@Ompanis on SOispb GOptun BON geun
Guenue uertauft.
Sn Der Bobnuns Der 8rautelteru
an aoams Gusnus murbe am Donuer.
itas GbsHo Srdulsin Clara M. Saas
nit 9arrb Sirtlep BON @ranbpieip Nue.
nue. our9 Paitor Us. Ut. 8alter suu
Suuo fiir's Ssbsu siussiesnst.
- Der @eleiieldufer Grnit Setter emit
osdts Wtontas 9tadmittas i'm yii9olior
Gunnsl, OaB cine S6isue absebro6er
isi, nubbsm bic srlts Ssftion Sss No.
3usss Die Stsus paiiirt bate. Gs &c
lang ibm, bic fOlssubs spsits SsttiOi
anjubuIten, ebs iis in ben Tunnel elm
lief, oabur9 uujweifelbuft elm 0rac
uerbin6erno, bas bate f4ltmm peroel
f0nnen.
- 5ruu @liiabstb Ssrrmunn, ssb
S9eer, cine pOblbefannts bsuti4e Da
me Der StuOt, LIT DOnnerftas absnO il
ibrsr @Obnuns un MuOiiou gusnus in
sllter bon 81 Sabrsu seitOrbeu. Di
Seritcrbens butte iia aussnidsiulid BIZ
jest Der beiteu 9eiunbbeit srfrsut, al
iis absr bon einem 9ia9barbelu6 beim
tebrte, ftiir5te iie an Der TbiirpObnuu
BON sinem Sersi6las betroffen uieoer
unO obiaOn ibre nebenan ipobusuo
S6weiter, Srau u. 6. Suud, ben 5uI
bsmertte uuo IOfOrt 3u ibrsm 8eiitan
elite uuo msbrere asrSte rufsu lisB, itur
Srau Serrmann iuuerbalb is Wiiuuter
Sie pirb uOu ben EO9tsrn Srau 9oui
O1Oberts, 5rau 8. .. Ssrbsr unb Sra
6rso. @ertue iiberlebt. Die Beiiesuu
srfOlsts SOnntas gla9mittas i'm Sore
Si1 SrisObof. mad siusm 1raueroisn
in Der 0Obuuus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

- Der am Samitas gum Senefi, bss
Sabuemauu 9oipitals ubsebaltens fog.
Gag" Gag ersab sinen llsberiduB BON
mebr als $4,000 fur bas uiirbiss Sn.
ititut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

- Der Columbus Gag luuroe seitern
pon einem Ebeile unlerer SsuOltsruns
ssfeiert.
Dem @bspuur Billium Suuitiun
BON Slius StruBe 1T elm SObu Seboren
norben.
- Die nsusu 9udanannu 8srtitdt'
ten uerben cine mad Der anoeren in Be-
trisb Ssisst, 70 RAID iis uOllsuOet iinO.
- Slabs analOmiut iprunSsu WtOn.
tag giaft Sebn Sru6twa9en Der Sada'
mama @Ompanis BON ben @eleiien; Der
S9aben lit bebsutsuo, bod wuroe nie'
mano uerlsst.
$. Us. Rsnnsl bon Gapouie aus.
nue., Der uusebli& lsstsu SUM- Ourd 8.
.. Maiou on u. 8aibinstou Gusuue
NIT siuem automobil uiebsrssruunt
murbe, bat am Donueritas 9ssen oen'
islbsu cine @utiddOisunSstlass fir
8 5000 eintrussn luiisu.
- als Der Stali.usr antouio Shore
ssftsrn bas 9abusmauu 9oipital usr'
lief, murbe er BON einem Poli,iltsn In
@mpfaus ssuommsn, Der ibu Dor aIOsr'
mann Dtillar bru6te. uslhsr Jpn ;u
elmer Siirsidaft uOu 8 800 auf bic Gu'
ilase anbielt, sinen Sanosmaun ssfdbr.
lid usrwunost ju babeu.
C. .. @leaiou uon PbilabeIpbia,
wsldsr Dor mebrsrsn Do&sn auf bic
Gnflase BON Or. s. Us. 9anss pesen
8sdielfdliduns uerbaftst Uuroe uno
isitosm i'm @efau9nib usrwsilts, srlans'
te am Wiontas snOli9 bic aeforOerts
8hrsi6aft uon 81, 500 unb nurbe bann
auf frsieu SuB ssiest. Or. 8. 8.
Wiaunin9 BON philadelphia trat als
8hrse in bic Breids.
Die 81. idbrlide 3ouuention oes
SberfaftellS Der Ritter css @oloenen
ablsrs nuroe an Dienftas 8ormittas
formsll in Der O. U. U. Dale an Psnu
ausuus er6ffnst. 3uerit wuroeH bic
Sbsrbeamteu NIT elmer Wtuiiftapeus i'm
Sotel Sermpn abssbolt uno ua6 elmer
tur,en Paraoe nod oem SisunSsiaal
sslsitst, mo- POitor Sobu u. Beuosr nit
einem entipre4enoen @ebet Die Sisuns
sinlsitete. Sn Nbwsisnbeit bee YOriis'
ers oss allsemsinen SOmitss mudte
9srr 9enrp 9eiB. Sefretdr bss lofaIsn
Somites. Die @r6fnunssreoe. uno oann
folste Ballace Wtoier, Sefretdr oes
Wtapors uon Bergen, als befen Stsl'
uertrster. unO bisB bic anipeienben De-
lssatsn in Scranton nilliommsn. gia6
ueriaieosueu anoersu formelleu anipra'
den parO' bann bic @sidaftsfsuns sr.
Offnst. gtaamittuss fuuo cine wsiters
Sisuns itott, uuo mittlerneile wurben
Die Dameu Der Delesaten in StraBsH'
bubuwussn umbsr Ssfabreu unO ibuen
bic Staot ssssist. Gin @mpfans uno
Ball in Der gisosrtruns Sulls bsidlOB
ben Gag. @eitsrn funben YOrmittass
uno Otu9mittass slsi4fals @eidaits'
iisunsen ftutt uuo uahbsr wuros ben
8siudsrn bic @slsSeuhsit Ssboten, Die
aObIsuSsdsH gu inipiSirsn absuos sr'
fOlste cine Ebsatsrssisaidaft I'M POli.
Cine weitsrs Sisuns pirb nod hsuts
ituttfinOsn uub uad S9luB oerislbsn
pirO ben 8siu6srn elm allsemsinsr aus'
fIus ssbotsn, nm SCRANTON uuo ytad'
baridaft ju bsii4tiSsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13

- Sm 9eime erftidt muroe Disuitus
abeno elm 5eusr. weldes in bsm S6uu'
feniter uon 9io. 225 Sadawanun apsnus
aussebrOaeH mar, 10 baB Der ShuOsu
ni4t usuususpsrtb lift; bod purOe bic
5susrwsbr CUR Sruubftdtts ssrufsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
SoetiGlias nm cine Rarf.

Ser 8oblenbGnoler aarI 8erner
m 8rounibrpeis idIug einen ieinsr
arbeiter gSamsus albert Sobemif mi.
einsm 9eienitiebI nieber, 10 oaB So
bemif baIS nad Der l1eberfiibruns in
bas Rarieritiit itarb. Der 9runO sir
Der 3bot 1T, ouB Der eridIasene ar.
better bon benz fiir RobIen nbSuIie.
fernSen @eIOe nit Suitimmitng Der
aobIenb6nolersfrau eire Warf aIS
gori9uB aipf ieinen 9obn bebaIter
batte. Eerner tpurbe feiteenommen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
9aubbeit Fam nid,t aebeilt per.

1uhpbNta hhhh ht1s bNpetAA WV"
btn burh locale appIirationtn, neil fit ben franz
ftn 5btil ets Sbns nitt trTeiHtn fSnnsa. Gs
aitbt uur tiutn Wte, bic Eaubbtit ~ furirtn,
uub bae IN burh tunaitutiOnrlIs 9dlmitisl.
5aubbttt pirb Our6 sintn rntjiinbtttu 3ufanb
eu i&Irmistu Ausil,tbuue bn GufatRGtn
8Ubre ptruria&t. Wsnn bitIt RSbrt iit tnts
,iubtt, babt Sbr tintu rumptlnbtn Gpn pbtr
unpu1fpmmtnts @tbSr; une ptnn lit gang st-
i6IUTsn if, srfOlst Saubbtit, uub iptnn bic Gnt-
iinbuns uidt stbubsu unO bitIt &Ubt tpIrbtr in
lbrm stbSristn 3ufaub ptritst pnbsn fam,
pirb eas @sbSr fur INNER isTf5rt ptTetn nsuu
66at untsr ,tbn inh burb RatarTb psruriatt
ptlbtr nitis ale Gin tutIiubttT 3uifaub btI
IHltimtesn Sbtra6Hsu N.
Bir poIlsu tiubunbtrt Declare fir isbtr
(bur& aatarrb psruria1itn) Gal pOu Saubbd
asbtn, BEN mir niht burb Ginntbmtn pom pal's
Raiarrb- Sur btilsu iOnnsu. enbt Gu& um.
lpui &irtulart iommtu.
9. 8. &btnty & 60, Solteo, ..
N-- 9STIauft ppn alien Npptbtftru. 75G.
baa's 5amilitn.ptlm Fup bic btlftu.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-02
FATHER DEAD
AND FAMILY
SERIOUSLY I'LL.
FRANK HoUk, A PROMINENT
FARMER LIVING NEAR CITY
DIES OF CHOLERA MoRBu8-
WELL WATER CAUSE.

Frank Houk, a prominent farmer
nine miles northwest of Ottumwa is
dead and his wife and two little sons
and Mrs. Houk's parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Dixon are seriously i'll from
drinking water out Of a low we'll. DR..
D. T. Rambo OF Chillicothe who at
tended Mr.. Houk's case says death re-
suited from cholera morbus and while
the other members Of the family are
likewise afflicted he does not believe
that there will be any more fatalities.
Mr.. Houk's death occurred at 6:2O
this morning. He was thirty-hve
years Of age and was well known over
the country. He was q prosperous
farmer.
The members OF the family do not
known when they contracted the dis
ease but believe that it was the early
part Of the week. Mr.. Houk was in
Ottumwa Tuesday and was taken
seriously sick the following day. The
other members OF the family were
later striken One Of the little boys
is in a serious condition.
The time and hour OF the funeral
has not been announced but 1t will be
held either Monday or Tuesday at the
family home northwest of the city and
ii .erment will be made In the Kirk.
vile cemetery The deceased was
member of Columbia homestead No ESQ
Brotherhood of American Women OF
Chillicotne and they are invited to at
tend the funeral.
Mr. Houk was a brother-in-law of
County Auditor c. w. McCarty, who
was at his bedside when death &C.
Cured.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-02
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q EDDYVILLE. Z

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil DOTS who have
been visiting in Minneapolis and other
northern points returned to their home
in Eddyville.
About 100 from Eddyville attended
the Woodman picnic in Ottumwa on
Tuesday, The drill team from the lodge
went down.
Miss Goldie Mater is spending the
week in Brighton visiting friends.
Mrs. f. e. Butler and daughter Mary
leave today for their new home in
Cedar Falls.
Miss Lizzie oldham and Mrs r. j.
Oldham transacted business in Oska-
loosa Wednesday.
Rev. Lucy Carter and son Whittier
returned Thursday from a visit with
friends in Paris. III.
Mrs. Phil Scott is quite i'll this week.
Others reported sick are Blanche
Johnson, Mrs. Clutwood and the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Os-
borne.
The fine new residence being built
by Joe Johnson on his farm west Of
town is nearing completion. The house
is now ready for the plasterers.
The painters are busy this week
decorating the interior of the new
Dutch Reform church which they hope
to have ready for dedication the last
of August.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-02
PHEASANTS
TURNED LOOSE
BIRDS PLACED IN LOCALITIES
WHERE PROTECTION is
PROMISED.

Waterloo, July 29.-TWenty pair OF
Hungarian ring neck pheasants,
raised on the Benton pheasant farm
at Cedar Falls, were turned loose at
two places in BIackhawk county We'd
nesday by William Benton and Clar-
ence Wise of that city The forty
birds were placed in localities where
protection to them has been promised
by residents and it is believed they
will raise another brood before fall.
This action was taken on the adj
vice Of State Game Warden Lincoln
as the result Of the havoc among the
birds on the Benton farm caused by
the electrical storm Monday morning.
At that time a bolt of lightning killed
PIG birds and the death list was later
increased to about 400. This leaves
but a little over 200 pheasants at the
farm and it has been thought best to
give forty of these their liberty.
Hunters are warned, however, that
under the state law it is unlawful to
kill these birds until October !, 1915,
and any violation of the law will be
severely punished. The Blackhaw(
County Fish and Game Protective as
ISOLATION will offer a reward of S25 to
anyone furnishing evidence sufficient
70 convict an individual Of killing or
molesting the pheasants turned loose
and the officers of the association
will use every effort to see that the
birds are protected
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-02
.PYTH|ANS co
TO MIL WAUKEE
IOWA DELEGATION WILL BOOST
SALLlNGER FOR SENIOR
VICE CHANCELLOR.

Des Moines, July 29-Iowa will send
big delegation to the national con-
vention Of the knights of Pythias at
Milwaukee next week to back B. l.
Sallinger of Carroll, in his candidacy
for senior vice supreme chancellor.
About 100 Pythians are expected to go
from Iowa, although Des Moines will
not be largely represented. Bernard
Murphy of Vinton. G. G. Dowell of Des
Moines, DR.. F. w. Porterfield of At
lantic and Mr.. Sallinger are the Iowa
supreme council representatives Sal
linger was defeated for vice chancellor
at Boston two years ago.
Mrs. 0. X. Palmer of Des Moines
will represent the Iowa Pythian Sis
tiers, which order will hold it's reunion
at the same time. The convention
promises to be a record breaker. The
opening session will be on Monday
and the Iowa delegation will leave for
Milwaukee on Saturday.
The program for the week will in
clude the following principal events:
Monday night-Rank work at Aud
itorium. Capacity, 10000 people.
Tuesday atternoon-Parade of Uni.
form rank.
Tuesday night-Reception at White.
fish Bay. ..
Wednesday afternoon Subordinate
ledge parade.
Wednesday night-Grand military
ball.
Thursday Observation-Disclosures
ride, Pythian picnic.
Thursday night-Vaudeville show at
Auditorium
Frid~y afternoon-Boat races on the
river
Friday night-Joint memorial serv-
ices in Auditorium.
Band concerts daily in public parks.
Drill contests daily at camp. Vaude-
Vile and band concerts daily at camp.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-02

Mr.. Editor Disclaiming all desire
or intention of entering upon an I'M
seem1y debate W h Judge Mitchell by
reason of his statement in yester-
days Courier, r: 0mpted by the exc
cution of the ,rderer Junkin, the
writer, as a teacher Of Christian eth
les, wishes to make answer to but
three statements. that are not only I'M
true, but mischievous.
Jurisprudence and Christian ethics
ought at every point coincide IN a
Christian state. They do not do so be-
cause of mans disposition to supplant
divine Justice with human wisdom. Il
care not for the law of Moses is an
act of will to ignore the provisions OF
revealed religion for the purpose OF
regulating human conduct. Among
these provisions are those teachings
which apply to the rules of punish
ment. They have been and are yet
generally received by Christian ma
tons as the direct mandates OF the
Creator. and are so just that those VINO
have denied their high authority, ad-
nit their wisdom. The words whose
sheddeth mans blood, by man shall
his blood be shed, for in the image OF
God made he man Gen. $50 were
spoken in the beginning of the race,
long before Israel existed as a people
and nation. Christ came not to destroy
the law and the prophets. This thread
of Justice leads through the whole OF
the new testament, in the new 1t is
presupposed, for instance in Cor. 49,:
where it is said Of those in authority,
"He is a minister of God to thee for
good; an avenger for wrath to him
that doeth evil" Atrocious crimes like
these can be expiated only by In
ficting the death penalty. This is
manifested by the extreme rarity OF
complaint on the part of those on
whom the extreme penalty of the law
is visited. Even the thief on the cross