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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
: 7iinteimist6d mpptdmdnd, pa.

rannettua, bofattua ia metidmaata,
papaita fitpistd, mppbddn balipaI.
la, belpoiaa matiuebooilla. Wtoat II
ioitIee oIaIta @osebic fauntisIa,
Mi6isanisfa ia ioitafin slsbIanb
fauntisia, WisconiinisIa, Warenson
ia Wiellenin pmpdrist1ld.
2pIpfdd tarfempia tietoia
M. s. Utc Wabon,
216 Oeit 9lurora IT,,
Sronnooo, Wtb.
SeleIoonis339-2.
- Nnbeitten .mufoan oliii toimis
mimi YefoId &c GquiSt oStonut Wfdr
Homon'in fpaotes ia fentdfoupan.
Wiroaiiesti ei faupasto ole ipield IL
moiteitu. &c fuitenfin on tiinnettu a.
Iia, eitd Wtor Romon on fouponnut
Iiitettddn, fiud mr. Homon baIuoa
mimttao poiS tdItd poiftofunnoIta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

Seeiufien raffambesta ipmotamaa
rambaa, iofa mprsfpisIdtin tpoimaa
iuo. Samaa toiwotan tdmdn Iebben
toimittaiaQe.
y&diid toiipoo beiffo !6erran oma
itiesiddn furia ipntinen paan See-
iutien teosia ppbd ia pubbas.
W. Tertpcnen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
Crystal Taas, Waih.

belmif. 1911.
Gn ole taas pitfadn aifaon ndbnpt
minfddnIaista fpbdpstd 9luttoian
paIstoiIla SrpstoI SauIin perufoIta.
Wlutta eibdn ie ibme ole, iiud glutta'
ia on pibottu lebti tdud perufaIla.
Sddud ei poioa fn,lla SumoIosto
pubuttapot, iiud tddud on Serra,
proIeetan ennustufien idlfeen, poo'
buttonut fonlan ipbdmen ettd paiffo
he forpiuonIa ftiuIemat eipdt be
tuitenfaan fuuIe, ia ipoiffa ndboer
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

Sbomas ". Sbiion tdptti tf. IL p.
GAN ifapuotenia. Gan iui Iufuiiio
onnitteIui ionomia. Gbiion fpietti ipn'
tpmdpdipdnid ip5buoneesioan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
aSpenbamimaSia f,tpllnt incmalai'
men jiirtplainem.

Guomen ienootin iipiilitoimitus'
funnaue on fenrooIifupernDorin
fautta Iaapunut iImoims, ettd &S'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
MAPLE, aSis.

Maple, 9NiS.
paiffafunnollamme on aItanut
fulfemaan iluben ooiteen ebustoiia,
lietIoen acknowledgements ia iefoIor-
ron bented tunioloiiimme tddiiG.
mitta FIND toimeeIaan omat he ais
natin ipied idbdl p1iiuddu ueii iuu.
resti epdonnishneet. Slen tuullut,
ettd ainoastaan 5 Gdntd ptoat ontos
meet tddud IoiioliSiein moolilstalIe
tpiime iptipnd.f Siind faitfi. Wlutta
Jos npt tpiimeffi fulteneen ebustaian
toimi fantaiIi runIaamman bebelmdn.
Sentin alta ndphdd. Sdn faupitteli
fen uuoen ddrettDmdn I,luren luotfas
tietpiluuoen firialliInutta, iolla tdmd
paba mooilma ia buono idriestelmd
boioietaan ia fitmoiaan ia TiialIe Iuos
oaon uuIi.
Euolla fulfurillo oil pfIi % iitpui
men firia, iofa oil bdnen oman ne
ronia t,iotteita, iota ban erittdin plis.
ii, fdSfien lufca Ie moneen fertaan.
Wtutta olfulauIeesia IuurefIi olen.
nutIetIi teotIenIa ortpolle ionop tefiid
M. M: ySdmd firia eli tuIe olemoan
min ialo ia tuntebitas fuin oil tar.
foimtieni. Sitii ettd iamd idriesteIs
ma on riistdnpt minulta faifen bel.
ldn tunteeliiuuoen Iefd Iiehin ia rui'
min holman" ytdisIi piime Ianoiss
ia tefiiG pfiintertoiIuuoesIaan antaa
lufiioilleen tietdd, ettd tiria on raa'
on ia iplIistpneen neron tiotetta ia
poimottoman iefd iajroan Iielun bot
perrusto, ilmou mit6Gn toIopuolis
iuitta. 2irian mimi on ,Sielun febi'
tins ia toimintc1. Wfutta Re uhfuu
fouttoaltoun rontfomoiiesti mitd Eat,
terinta Iappea ballitutiio ia faiffea
pbteiStunnalliSta idriestpstd mas
toan. mutto etupddsid ppbdd raas
mattua ia usfonioa fobtaan.
SIen buomonnut, ,etti paitfafunnils
la, misid meiodn Iuomaloinen ioiios
listimme ofpot Ioaneei iolaniiiaa, o.
pat he rpoifuttaneet. Iuurta pibaa lefd
fottermttta ia pleietd Iefaiortoa, Ia
moten SuomesIa fuin tdEud 9lmes
riifosIotir. 80. 1902 ldfIin Suos
mesta ia iiuoin oil lie1d tpollitIepa
raubolIiIuu MIN. fotipoifallani 2us
rifoeia ia eifd muuoltafaon fuulus
nut eritpiiid Iefoiorron ddniii lutuuns
ottamatta Attain pienii i,oruriitpia.
Ulutta Fun lpuonna 1909 menin fos
tipaifaueni tatailiu, oil Telld urfea
fatferuus ia Ieta.Iorto, iofa faiffi
oil uuben aatteen tulotIia. Talonpo'
iat ia portparit nopiiinat bollitista
fpastaan ilturen iperon iubteen. Wtut
ia tGmd tpield ei ptiistddn oinafaan
maoIeubuilla ipnnpttdnpt mitddn ies
faiprtoa fanian festuuoesia. gliin,
ia torpporit, mdfitupalaiiet ia bpprp'
Idiiet ippttirpdt taIoIIiiia iuuren me.
ron fissomiiesta y. m. ia poriparei
ia Iiialiiesta poitonpppnnistd.
&oiffi main moittiipat toiIiaan abs
neubesta, oman notion pppnnistd
pnnd miusta. Sa taiaiafoa tebtiin.
So iotta tuota toIoiatoa oIitpat tposs
taan, Min ne olitpat feIld niinfuin
tddndtin ipanboiaiiia, folIoia ia ia.
boioubopditd. Sa nsfonto oil beil'
Idfin tiellG niinfuin tddlldtin, iota
faifin mofomin ia faiein ippimin
tdptpi lpfdtd ipriddn, bdmdisten ia
piIfaten mitd raoimmilla ia bdtpittDs
mimmilld poimoi ianoiIla, iaabofieen
fen ppis aatteen tieltd.
Wtptti Wuori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

pppodn luuiua ipbdmeIiIet fiitof.
Jet faifilIe IobioittoitlIe beibdn labio.
tuffestaan. Sumala faitfein bppdin
labiain antaia palfitfoon BELLE.
3austiielIa. z p. tammif. 1911.
&unnioitufIela
2aorle Wirffala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
&iitus.

gtafeIisia, WasbinstoniSia oIeipils
ia iuomalaiiiIta oIen IaanIt tpastaan
ottaa Sobn 9iDrfin toutta rabalab.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03

Wanted-Two or three furnishe
rooms for month or two. Inquire OF
Charles A. Mckay. Commercial Hotel.
Payette. Idaho.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We will announce TO the public
that we will take up the Transfer
work at once. having taken our out
fit back from the Blue Line Transfer
Co. we viii be ready to serve the
public the same as we did before We
sold out. Satisfaction given to our
customers" is our aim. We win do
our own work, and by this give your
orders prompt attention. Phone all
riders to Compton's Drug Store.
COULTER BROS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03


VIM. circuit left last week for Nol 4
Yakima Washington, where he takes
charge Of the North Yakima Div on
CT the P. F. f. ice business. Young
ar orcutt is a good steady working
lad and alter having had a few
Tears experience under his father II.
3. prcutt who is manager of the
plant at Payettte his ability to
handie the North Yakima field is
assured.
Mrs Jacob Johnson Of Pueblo. Col
orado. is visiting at the home Of
Mrs tieora MasoHheimer in this city
The shoes and oxfords at sur,s
are lust about one year ahead In
style and patterns. Why not have
the style when they first app ar? The
price is just as low for these up 10
the minute goods as for last years
STYLES al other places. Sur. the
j e Man.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
4 Danger in Dirty lce-5oxes.

In the August Women's Hom'
Companion on THE Doctors Page,
the author talks wiz 9r"at gooC
sense about home sanitation in SUN
mer. Following is some good az
vice about the ice-box:
1t seems scracely necessary
say here that a dirty, ill-kept icS
box is a grave danger to health
Of course. the modern porcelain 4.
gIasslined cabinets are most desit
able and very easily kept cleaI
Unfortunately. these are, as yet, n
Tor the majority. However, a santa
ice-box is possible to every housewii
who demands it. Be careful not
spill food on the shelves; cov4
closely all eatables to be put ava;
insist upon clean ice. scrub and seal
the interior of the icebox with stroI
soda-water once "a week, compietil
the operation by pouring down I
drain a solution of Platt's Chloride
an odorless disinfectant. An ice bf
drain should never be closely co
nected with the general seweraa
system. unless this has been dor
in a perfectly sanitary way, by
responsible plumber To save til
constant emptying of the waste wat
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
APPLE RATES CUT.
Washington and oregon Favored
BY Railroad Company.

Reductions in the new apple tar
if applying between Oregon and
Washington points to destinations on
The Canadian Pacific railway, as re-
Gently announced by the o. w. R.
( n. Co., vary from 25 TO 40 per
cent
AS an illustration of the benefit
that applegrowers in the district
tributary to Portland will receive
from the new rate schedule the fol
lowing comparative quotations are
made: From Hood River to Leth-
bridge the old rate was s1.12ls per
hoo pounds. The new rate is 50
cents. From Hood River to Regina
and Winnipeg the old and new rates
are s1.25 and so cents respectively.
From WaIla walla, La Grande and
North Yakima 10 Lethbridge the old
,-ate was 81. The new rate is %
cents. From Walla Walls, LaGrande
and North Yakima to Regina and
winnipeg the old rate was si.lz}s,
while the new is 65 cents. AS there
is a great demand for Oregon and
washington apples in Canada, the
movement as a result Of the reduced
rates likely will be heavy. Portland
,Oregonian.
It appears from the above thai
Washington and Oregon fruitgrowers
are to be favored at the expense OF
their Idaho neighbOrs. unless the
Oregon Short Line can be persuaded
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION


Dan Looney went to Weiser on
Monday of this week where he has
three weeks work.
c. S. French. cashier OF the New
Plymouth bank was Payette visitor
on Tuesday of this week.
Pete Johnson of Fruitland, mem
Der of the firm OF johnson & Sons
of that city was Payette visitor
Friday
VIM. Maule left Monday for bust
ness trip to Long Valley and ex-
poets to return the latter part OF
the week.
J. Node who is at Starkey Hot
Springs taking the baths for the
benefit OF rheumatism is slowly get
ting better.
Or. and Mrs. ]. c. Woodward expo
to leave about the fifth for the
coast where they will enjoy a thirty
lays vacation.
J. d. McGnl of Enid, Oklahoma, a
brotherin-law of Mrs. George II.
Hutton, is visiting at the Hutton
hcme in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Soule expect
to leave the latter part of the
week for a trip to Spokane and 9th
er northwest points.
MIR. and Mrs. Franz Korup of Weis-
er and daughter, Mrs. Waters, visit
II over Sunday with their son.
Karl Korup OF this city.
p. E. Short went to Meadows Tues
day TO look after Herman Tegler
who was injured by a bear. TeglerI
was an employee OF Mt. Shorts.
Mrs. C. Z. Braiard and daughter
Bessie returned last Friday from
Oak Grove. Oregon, where they hay eI
been spending the summer camping
out.
Miss Minnie Conyers OF Seattle,
who has been visiting with friends
and relatives in Payette for the
past week returned Monday to her
home in Seattle.
]. o. Scritchfield, cashier OF the
Fruitland State Bank, passed through
Payette on Tuesday enroute TO
St Louis, Kansas City and Oklahoma
City where he goes on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Henshaw re
turned the latter part of last week
from a three weeks camping vaea-
ton at Meadows. They had a fine
time and report trout fishing ex-
cellent.
Prof. and Mrs. Nelson have been
rejoicing since last Saturday over
the arrival in their home of a fine
young son. Mother and son both
doing nicely and the Prof. may
Giesler Bros. now handle the Bean
Cooling Moth Trap, manufactured by
the Northwestern Manufacturing Co.
Some OF the leading orchardists of
The valley have adopted the use Of
this implement. Something entirely
new, Call and examine them.
Miss Maggie Trevey, who has been
conducting a millinery store at En-
nett for Mrs. n. E. Harris, OF
Caldwell, for the past three months,
has returned to Payette and is
with her sister Mrs. C. w. Giesler
Her friend Miss Church, of Emmett,
came down with her for few
days visit at the Giesler home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

OF Independent School District No.
81, Payette, Idaho, for the Ten
Months Ending June 3oth, 1911.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
Secures Fine Position.

Unanimously carried.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
Payette Lodge No. SIS.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Meetings held every Friday night
at $3.50 p. NJ. during June.
The second and fourth Friday
nights during July and August.
c. II. HOFFMAN,
Dictator.
ALBERT &. WHITE,
Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
A SNAP.

so acres of land on Dead OK
Flat under government survey at SIS
an acre. Can give time on half or
more. Parties desiring TO buy had
Better investigate soon as party is
going away.
w. NJ. CHAMPLIN,
Ontario, ore.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03

er. a rubber tube may be fitted over
he small drain-pipe, in the bottom
If the ice-box, and led out of doors
through a small hole in the floor
and other necessary outlets, being
.arried away as surface water.
81 svEu as viii cover the same.
Unanimously carried.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03

Kemmerer coal, the kind that viii
not slack, at Wells & Aiaule. Get
our prices on storage coal.
You get what ysu pay fer in KEN
merer coal. 1t will not slack. Place
your storage order with Wells &
Msule.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03

10 extend the reductions to points
in this state. Here is an opportunity
for the latter road to show its good
intentions toward this state, and
the Commercial club should put the
matter up to them.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
LATE DUKE CHERRIES.

Phone 1911. II. J. Pucherts Fruit
lard. Idaho. for late Duke cherries
in any quantity. VIII deliyer them.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-08-03
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Boys will be boys" they tell US,
These kindly souls who think
That every boy
Is an unmixed ioy.
And can't get on the blink.
No matter though the youngsters
may drive US crazy blind,
with fearful eyes
Somebody cries;
Boys viii be boys. BE kind"
All over this big city
The boy. by thousands run
Regarding nought
OF what they ought,
So LONG as they have fun"
No Others rights respected,
No laws regarded, they
Bang in aud QUE,
And cruise about
Along the hoodlum way.
s'Boys viii be boys" they tell us.
These foolish friends who bate
To check the Joys
or thoughtless boys
Until IL is too late.
These boys are quickly growing
Around US everywhere,
And as they grow.
Fool friends should know
Boys viii be men. Beware,
w. J. hampton, in New York Time
Wanted--Two or three furnishe
rooms for month or two. Inquire o
Charles A. Mckay. Commercial Hote
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
ELDON REUNION
ON next MONTH
SOME VERY GOOD SPEAKERS
WILL TALK 70 OLD SOLDIERS
SEPTEMBER 6, g.

Eldon. Aug. 12.-The Big -Four SOL
diers' runion will again be held at the
same dates as the Big Four fair-Sept:
g, z, and g. AS last year, some OF tue
best speaking talent of the state VIII
~ present and a fine program mas
been prepared. All old soldiers are
admitted free during the fair and are
invited to camp on the grounds. Inc
committee, consisting of w. G. crow
and H. w. Enyart, asks that they
bring their credentials with them.
The following. is the official pro-
gram:
Wednesday, Sept. 6.
1880 a. m.-Address of welcome oy
Mayor H. w. Enyart.
Address-Gov. B. F. Carroll.
Address-Lieut. Gov. George Clark.
$500 p. m.-Address by department
commander and others
Thursday, Sept. 7, Railroad Day
Entertainers, G. R, /. & +. omcers.
f. O. Melser, vice president, F. L.
Morrissey, past vice president, n. L.
Reed, superintendent, and others.
Exercises 1880 a. m. and p. m.
Friday, Sept. g..
1880 a. m.-Address by Hon. La
fayette Young.
500 p. m.-Address by Hon. N. y.
Kendall and Hon. F. A. Conner.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
MASON CITY sIRDMAN FLYING.
Charles Hawthorn is Practicing In Sc
cIuded Spot In Curtiss'
# Si-nlane.

Mason City, Aug. 12.-Mason City's
birdmen are now actually in the bust
ness. Nearly ten miles out of the city
in secluded spot, the Curtis bi-plane
is safely housed and every evening
when weather conditions are favor
able, Charles Hawthorn, the maker OF
his own machine, practices flying. He
is proceeding very carefully and get
ting thoroughly acquainted with his
machine. He is meeting with splendid
success and on several occasions has
remained in the air over ten minutes.
His machine is behaving nicely and in
side of month he expects to be giving
public exhibitions. Kenneth Jay has
a Curtiss biplane completed with the
exception Of the engine. He is going
to put in 40-horsepower engine, the
shipment of which has been delayed.
He will be flying just as soon as he
can install his engines, which he
thinks will be this week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
.DYAR SELLS HIS
|. APPLES ON TREES
BIG MILLS COUNTY ORCHARD
YIELDS OWNER PROFIT OF
5000 AN ACRE.

Glenwood, Aug. &c. H. Dyar has
sold the entire output of his orchard
through the Allen Packing Co., of Glen.
wood to the G. G. Clemens Produce Co.
of Kansas City.
The extent of the apple yield re-
mains to be seen, but it is safe to say
that it will exceed by far that of any
other orchard in Mills county. Mr.
Dyar places it at from 5000 to 10000
barrels, it depending somewhat upon
weather conditions.
Two years ago this orchard produc.
ed little more than 5000 barrels, and
it is possible that the output may be
doubled this year.
The Dyar orchard is a conspicuous
illustration of the profit there Is in
taking good care of trees. There are
seventy acres, and each of these fruit
ladened acres will yield a return OF
considerably more than 5000 an acre
Mr.. Dyar early in the spring care
fully pruned each tree, letting in sun
and air. Later on, the entire orchard
was sprayed twice.
The splendid yield of the orchard
however, is due more to thorough
anu careful CulllNdIlOA tAdu any Olucl
one thing. A spading disc, drawn by
four horses, has kept the soil Of the
orchard in good shape.
This cultivation was especially time.
iy this year, when the season has been
so dry. The moisture has been con
served, and the effect is plainly in
evidence-much larger apples than
are to be seen in grass covered orch.
ards.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
THE MAN YOU WORK FOR

probably started in business with less
than you now have. His success has
not been accidental, but is the result
Of devotion to duty painstaking and
laborious work, the recognition Of op.
portunities and the courage to venture,
The mar who does not always do
his best, who has not enough conf,
dence in his own powers to give up a
position that offers no chance of ad,
vancement, and who is deferred from
starting business Of his own by fear
of failure will never get ahead in the
world. Get out of rut, Danish fear
and go into business on your own &C.
count or get more desirable position
buy yourself home, by reading and
using Courier Want Ads.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
YOUR WISH AND OBJECT IN LIFE
CAN BE ATTAINED.

MY WORK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
While / have the Endorsements Of
hundreds of the most noted men and
women Of America. ] deem them Of
little value, since l stand alone upon
the merits of my work. Any person
who can believe their own eyes and
ears cannot help bit know that my
work is of the highest order Of gen.
utne clairNoyance.
MASTER OF STRANGE POWERS.
There are strange and mighty
forces By which men and women can
be secretly influenced at distance
to do the will Of the one who knows
the secrets Of using such forces. These
forces are called personal magnetism,
mental telepathy, semi-hypnotic sug-
gestions, etc. All this teach to any
one who wishes to use it for a legiti-
mate and honorable purpose.
I will tell what cor dition your bust
ness is in and how to promote it. tell
you all about your wife, husband,
sweetheart or lover, and how to win
the love of the one you most desire. J.
tell you of any move journey, speeu
lation, position or change of any kind
which you may have before you anu
how to act to obtain The best results.
tell you exactly what your acquaint-
ances think of you. who to trust and
who to shun tell you whom and
when you Will marry, u at al, ana that,
too, without asking YOU question or
you speaking a word.
Reunites the separated. Removes
VII Influence. Causes speedy and hap
!py marriages with the one of your
choice.
REMEMBER YOUR PROSPECTS.
IOf today may be your fortune tomor
row. Now, do not Decay, but come to-
day. Don't think you must live a life
of trol Bile and misfortune. Thousands
are helped. Why not you?
All business sacred and confidential.
Office hours q. m to p. M, Daily
and Sunday.
Reduced Readings soc and 81.
Parlors. 200 WAPELLo STREET,
(sear Fourth street.)
OttumWa, la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
WABASH RAILWAY
HELD TO COURT.
Sheffield Woman Who is Accused Of
The Murder Of Her Husband is
Out Under $4,000 Bond.

r
Sheffield, Aug 12.-At a hearing at
Hampton before Justice White, Mrs.
w. A. Rush, who is held for the MUIR
der of her husband, Rock Island agent
here, last Friday evening. was held to
answer to the district court. The bond
was placed at 100000 and it was fur
nished at once by a number of her
friends here. Mrs. Rush has recovered
her mental balance ans is very much
stronger Public sentiment is with her.
Miss Lulu Warner, the telephone girl
whose alleged flirtations with Rush is
said to have been the cause of the
trouble between the husband and wife
has been transferred from the ex-
change here to Latimer. i petition
signed by number of people here re-
guessing that the girl be discharged
was complied with by the telephone
company in this way.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
JACKSON WAS
BOUND over
Man Accused Of stabbins BIakey to
Eeath 10 Held to Grand Jury
on $4,000 Bond.

Abba, Aug. 12.-John jackson, who
Is accused OF stabbing Blakey to death
was given a preliminary hearing be
fore Squire Foster at Buxton. There
was one of the largest crowds present
that has ever attended preliminary
hearing in the county and there was
some little fear that Jackson might
meet with bodily harm. This thought
died away when Jackson was marched
into the house and it was seen that
he was to be given quick and fair
trial. From the evidence as intrcA c.
ed Jackson had an open knife in bis
hand and he cut Blakey through the
abdomen and then pursued him Tor
several blocks, or until Blakey fell
PROSTATE. When Blakey was taken to
his home he told his sister Jackson
had done the cutting.
County Attorney Bates and George
Fl. Woodson will prosecute the case
,while Attorney j. r. Price will defend
Every witness introduced placed all
the blame on jackson. The quarrel
had started over in Sharp Point where
Blakey, who was riding with fellow
by the name of Turner and two girls
were told to stop by Jackson. This
,Blakey did not do and Jackson follow
ed him to the home Of Mrs. Hooper
where festival was being held Here
he Started trouble i'll the house with a
girl by the name of Emma Lewis and
threatened to kill her. Going from
the house he hunted up Blakey,- start
ed quarrel and then the cutting oc
Cured. Jackson has said that he
would enter a plea of self. defense. On
this proposition he will have as wit
nesses against him every person who
saw the trouble. Jackson is charged
with murder in the first degree.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-15
FREEMAN ACCEPTS NEW POST.
Resigned College Head Goes to coIum
bus, o.-Three Openings
Afforded

Sioux City, Aug. 12-Dr. Luther
Freeman, resigned president of Morn.
ing Side college, has accepted a call
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church of Columbus, O.
The Methodist divine will take up
his work in the Ohio city early in DC
tober, and will be in charge of an or
ganization numbering some 300 peo'
pie. The church next year will cele'
brate it's centennial. and will at that
time entertain the annual church con-
ference.
DR.. Freeman had three churches to
choose from, following the announce
ment of the seyering of his connec-
tions with the local school. DR.. Free
man is now preaching to congrega-
tons in Minneapolis and will continue
this work until the last of August.