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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27
Real Estate Transfers.
r. s, Uinckiey and wife 10 -------
lots 20 and IL Hansen

r. s Hinckiey and wife 10 ----
-. lots 20 and ~, ianscn's
addition . .........,......
Mary Novel; to Olive Novel;. part
OF lot Is, block :. five-acre plat
Vivian :. Sundberg e, al. TO the
Meredith Auto company. part Of
lot ?. block .. plat c .......... =
l.conidas Pnmpcl and wife Ia Jo- .
seph w Melon. lot !, block ;.
City View addition .......-..,.. il
Frederick Lutz TO Fannie l.utz.
part OF lot /. block 10, plat {
Grace r {. Ncslen el al. 10 lil-
Han II. Cannon. part Of section
II. township ] south. range l .
Karl u. Hardy and wife to Frank
-. Rutherford. part OF lot 4,
block >. plat u .........,...... -
a. y. Humphries and wife 10 Ken
meth Uumphries. lots Is TO 30,
block 4 Idlewlld addition -.
Esther Butter 10 Wilherta Whit
ney ct al. part Of lot |, block .
81, plat u .......,.....' -. -'o
Elzina Adams To Elizabeth Schct-
tier. lot 30 and part OF lot 90.
block !, Belmont subdivision 80,
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NOTICE.

4 special meeting OF the stockholders
of .he Crawford Leasing company VIII
b. held AZ the coUipnnv's office. room
800 Utah savings & Trust building, SAT-
I axe Cit-. Utah. at 20 o'clock o. M. os
Tucsdav, October II. 1911, for tho puT.
pose of authorizing an increase ot The
capital stock of the compnnN 70 9o.DVp
shares OF snch other amount as the
may decide also 90 author
ize the purchase OF certain mining
c. q. CRAWFORD. President
c. l.. JACK. Secretary.
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Before You Reach the Limit

OF physical endurance and while your
condition is still durable, take Foley
kidney Pills. Their quick action and
positive results will delight you. For
backache, nervousness, rheumatism, and
all kidney. bladder and urinary trou.
bles. Schramm.Johnson Drugs, five
stores.
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Restores color to Gray or
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Promotes a luxuriant,
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falling out. Is not a dye.
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ior sample bottle.-PhiIo Hay Specialize. Co..
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Hays Harfins Soap i. uneauaied
for ShampooinG the hair end keeping the Scalp
clean aud healthy. also for red rough chspped
hands aud face. 2So. at Druggists,
REFUSE ALL INSTITUTES
For sale and rscomAie11-4 ~
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Torres
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued from Page One.)

THEY KNOW FROM ACT
UAL EXPERIENCE THE
KIND OF COPY THAT
BRINGS THE BEST RE
SUITS TO THEIR Gil
ENTS.
Merchants and manu-
facturers are beginning to
realize t hat PLA IN
ST r A | G III T FORWARD
STATEMENTS in their ad-
vertising copy WILL SELL
MORE GOODS for them
than exaggerated state
ments.
The reading public is III
telhgent enough to know
that no merchant or manu-
facturer can dispose Of his
product without making a
fair profit on it, if he wants
to continue in business. and
1T IS WILLING TO PAY
THAT PROFIT If THE
ARTICLE IS RELIABLE.
The people are also intelli-
gent enough to realize when
Il merchant or manufacturer
does not live up to.
his promises, and once they.
are fooled, THEY WILL
NOT PUT THEMSELVES
IN THE POSITION OF,
BEING FOOLED AGAIN.
APPEAL TO THE PEO-
PIES INTELLIGENCE in
your advertising = TELL
THEM THE TRUTH. and
but the truth about
the goods YOU are offering,
and YOU will build up a !
PROFITABLE BUSINESS
on sound foundations.
HONESTY is the best |
policy, not only from a |
MORAL. BUT A BUSI-
STANDPOINT. and /.
the business whose watch !
word is honesty and a
SQUARE DEAL TO THE
PUBLIC. whose ADNER- !
TISING PROMISES ONLY !
THAT WHICH 1T CAN !
PERFORM. will prosper
from the beginning,
(To be cou,inued)
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(To be continued J

It has been suggested that these ad-
vertising stories he printed In book
form, am willing TO print them if
.herc IS a sufficient demand for them.
To print the stories that ha g already
appeared will require five volumes OF
about 500 pages each. and they can be
printed TO sell for 81 per -olume.
II you would like the rve volumes.
please send your name and address TO
William @. Freeman. 203 Broadway.
New York, and you will be notified
when they are ready for delivery.
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Births.

Karl J. Jonsen. ii6 East Seventh
South street boy.
G. II. Elburn, SIS West Eighth Sout,
street. girl.
William Rosser go West North Ten
pie street. boy.
=. W. Ridges, l35 North Fifth West
street. girl.
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Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 32 Up
Main We own our records
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Bambcrcer Electric Cars to Ogden
every Lour-on the hour-in an hour.
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WANTED FOR L. :. ARMY, ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between ages OF
Is and o5: citizcns OF United states of
good character and temperate habits. Dhu
can speak. read and write The English
lsnguacc. For Information apply 10 Re-
cruiting officer. Walkers bank building.
corner Main ard Second South streets,
sal, Lake CITY Utah. n,s50
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STATE STREET.

ryinE out or SUCH intention must te pre-
scented in writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description OF properly. 10 tho
city recorder on OF before the 9th day
uf October. 1911 being tho time set by
said council when 81 will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
Se made thereto.
By order OF the city council O. salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
Dated August IL. 1911.
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Salt Lake Statistic,
Deaths.

Roy Rustsd. stIll birth sos South
Eighth East street. September %
Joseph o. Esdmsu. aged Sc years
epilepsy. Il; South First West street.
Scptc mher ~
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Dilbert 5. pickert is here from Chey-
enn@ spending a few weeks at The J'ni-
Vorsity club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. y NJ Hamilton and Mic
Lucille Clark have closed up their corn-
try homo and are al homo for tho win
ter at No ! Bransford apartments.
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Mrs. Eugene r. Palmer will ento-toi,
on Fridav again al the third in "A series
of bridge luncheons at her home
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ING IN THE THE BARGAIN BAsHIGNr ~
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MIR. and Mrs. Morrill, y. Farr and small
son have moved to the Meredith apart
mcnts and arc at home now in apart
mcnt e.
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Tho Children Of Mary Sodaliiy Will hold
their reunion tonight at ST. Marys ca
thedral, when "A social and musicale VIII
lie CulOyCd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27

\ great many weddings are to he sol.
emnlled today. probably tho largest be
ing mat oi Miss Dora Godfrey and II
Harry Madseu. which Will take place IN
the temple at noon. Tho ceremony will
be followed by a wedding breakfast and
later reception viii he given at the
Godfrey home.
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Other marriages set for today are thos.
OF Miss Blanche Pearson and Lon r.
Hoss. MISS Mac Larsen and J. Emerson
Bradley and Miss Grace WoDnaCotl and
Joseph Is. Trcgcaglc.
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Mrs. +. ". Dunyon will entertain the
Cousins club this afternoon at her home.
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Il. w. Sloan returned Yesterday morn
ing from n business trip TO the coast
Mrs. Sloan is expected back from The
east in Il few days.
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David Keith. Jr. and r j. Moran Jr
ana Lur4S and Edward Moran have lof
10 enter school At Salisbury. Conn
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"a Mrs.. ]. 9. Hanchstt enter
La i,v Of the friends IN their
-.,isd Isst evening AT bridge
|r sonpllment To Dr. and Mrs.
Tys5slc. who leave shortly to bc
-,rs lous period. Four tables cf
srs rlsyed and later "A chatting
.-,,r was enjoyed by the score or
|rSt.s present
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The preliminary meeting OF OF ST.
MaryS Alumnae association 10 prepare
FOR the annual banquet will he held on
Sunday afternoon next at o'clock at the
academy paTlors.
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The marriage OF Miss Estella Redmond
ann Walter X. knapton Will take place
also IN rho temple today and viii be fol-
lowed by largo reception in the even
ing
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
EDDYV|tLEETCH|NGS
JOE AND ALBERT DICKS ARE
ARE ERECTING NEW HoLsEs-
HoHL ENJolNs KELLER FROM
PUMPING SAND OFF THE BAR.

Eddyville, April 1. Mrs. Mart
Emanuel. Mr. ahd Mrs. Geo. Chord,
o. II. Seifert, Ed Shields, Clarence
Miller and Ida Moline went to Abba
Thursday to attend Yeoman ban.
quet
Fred Walker was business caller
in Oskaloosa Thursday.
Theodore Van Claveren spent
Thursday in Pella visiting friends.
Joe and Albert Dicks have pur,
chased 40 acres of the Geo. Elder farm
and they are erecting two new mod
ern houses on the land.
l.. A. Sents is i'm Pella this week,
having been called there by the seri
Gus illness OF his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dougherty, who
have been visiting in this vicinity
from McCracken, Kansas, have gone
to Ward for visit with relatives be-
fore returning home.
Paul McEchron. Everett Turner
Harl Eslick, James Slutz and Paul
Barrett, young men attending college
at Grinnell, will be in Eddyville the
first week in April and conduct ser
vices at the Congregational church
each evening during the week.
Mrs. VIM. Cook, of Durfec, is Q
guest this week of her friend, Jennie
Tune.
Virgil Linderman came down from
Des Moines to spend his vacation will
relatives in Eddyville.
Frank Hall and Miss Ella Hall Wis
tied friends in Oskaloosa Thursday.
John Van Reese, who underwent al
operation for appendicitis Saturday, is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Osborne, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Osborne of Bunch
were called TO Eddyville this week by
| the serious illness of Mrs. Geo. Os
borne, who is suffering from a stroke
of paralysis,
+. NJ. Hubble. of Des Moines, was
q business caller in Eddyville Thurs
day.
The Womens Civic Improvement
club are planning to give a home tai
ent play, "Snapshots,' some time dur
ing the month of April.
Thursday, J. EIohl, who owns thu
land adjoining the river near Eddy
vile, served an injunction OH w. S
Keller, manager of the sand plant a
Eddyville, to keep him from pumpin,
sand off the bar. Mr.. Hohl has beel
collecting royalty for sand which wa
hauled through his farm and an cffor
has recently been made to open {
public road to the sand bar. TIL,
case is now being tried in the Albi
courts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
IT'S THE MAHASKA NOW
0skaloosa Auto Club Enlarges and
Changes Name.

The Oskaloosa Automobile club is
no more. That organization passed
into history Friday evening at the
regular meeting of the organization
held i'm the National Bank committee
rooms at eight o'clock. The club will
hereafter be known as the 'Mahaska
Automobile Club" The new name
was officially adopted upon unanimous
vote of the membership present at
the meeting. The meeting also vot.
ed to make an aggressive campaign
for new members and to that end the
jurisdiction of the club has been. ex.
tended. The membership of the Ma.
haska Automobile Club now numbers
about fifty and in the county there
are two hundred and fourteen owners
of machines eligible to club. member.
ship. The club proposes TO go after
hundred and siXty-four operators now
outside. With a membership of this
size the Mahaska Automobile Club
will be power In the land that
must be reckoned with.
The meeting was enthusiastic and
much business was transacted. The
matter of placing the sign boards on
the roads was discussed. The work
is being carried forward as rapidly as
| possible.
The club voted to make an assess
mcnt of $500 per member for imme
diate use. This sum includes dues
Members outside of the city are priv
ileged to do work on the roads to
the extent OF five dollars or may pay
three dollars in cash. All the money
is for use along the line OF good
roads.
A decision was reached to inaugur
ate a series of Sunday and holiday
runs for the club. The members will
take spin to distant towns ant
places. If you desire to go along ant
participate in the general good time
that always results. better make ap
plication for membership immediate
y. The Mahaska Automobile Clul
means something this year. Keel
your eyes open for something doing.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Acid Bombs Are Thrown.

Muscatine, Ia, April Especial:
The strike of 5000 button workers in
Muscatine assumed a more serious
phase when Sunday morning acid
bombs were thrown into three houses
where non-union factory employees
live, who have been working in the
factories since the strike began.
Mayor Hill has issued a proclama
ton offering a reward of $500 for the
arrest and conviction of any of the
persons implicated in bomb throwing
outrages, and fearing that more des
perate methods will be resorted to
additional policemen are being sworn
in to protect all property in jeopardy
Word has reached here from Chi
cago that the Chicago Trades Union
Sunday appropriated $1,000 to aid the
strikers here and they will urge un
ion labor in other cities to also send
aid
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
LYNNv|LLE LOCALS
ALBERT THOMPSON AND srAclA
CAREY WE'D AND MAY LOCATE
IN oSkAlooSA.-EPI OF
MEASLES PREVAILS.
Items from Lynville Star

NllelHS from LynNllIe SIaT.D
Albert Thompson slipped ono over
his friends here and at Newton last
Wednesday by taking Miss Stacia
Carey with him to Des Moincs where
companicd to the city by Miss
Schunks of Newton, and Burr Mere.
dth. The bride is a daughter of A.
r. Carey and wife of Newton aud is
a beautiful and "a very attractive
young lady. "Ab" as everybody
knows him here has for several years
been with the Neel restaurant in
Newton, coming here about six weeks
ago to assist in the hotel. Alb is the
kind of young man that makes good
wherever he goes and the only thing
we have against him is that he will
probably locate elsewhere. We are
not able to state just where he will
go or what he will do as yet but the
chances are that he will locate either
in OskaloOsa or Newton at which
places he has good offers. We glad,
ly join their hundreds of friends in
congratulations and wish for them
the very best of this worlds goods.
The Penn College Glee Club filled
an engagement in Johnsons Opera
house Friday night. The club mum.
bers twenty-four members, which In.
cludcs two ladies', one of which Is
the pianist and the other a Read.
er of unusual ability. The club put
up an interesting aud popular pro,
gram and the boys know how to
bring out the harmony. II was a high
class evenings entertainment aud
the club merited an audience sufiici.
ent to FIJI every chair in the opera
house.
The graduating class for this year
have arranged for the services of
Cora Mel Patton at their commence.
ment exercises which event will take
place on the 2Jth or 26th OF May.
w. X. Swan is going into the poul.
try business pretty extensively. He
has at this time something like 1000
eggs set in lncubators and close to
1000 fluffy little chicks Matched out.
An epidemic of some sort OF meas.
les is going the rounds now aud
quite number are suffering from It.
1t is in a rather mild form and with
most cases last but two or three
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Meredith enter.
tanned few friends very pleasantly
and in novel manner last Friday
night. They had made supply OF
maple syrup at their camp during the
spring and on this occasion served
maple wax on Ice and maple sugar.
II was a great treat to their friends
and a delicious one too for, maple
syrup Of the genuine homemade kind
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
ERECTING NEW COTTAGE.
Edward e. Crete Building New Home
On South c Street.

Edward L. Crete is erecting hand
some six room aud basement one
story cottage home at No. 1903 South
c street, on the lots formerly owned
and occupied by the Free Methodist
church organization. The house is
of attractive appearance and of the
bungalow type. The outside is tim
bered and finished in cement on met.
al foundation. The home will be
strictly modern and will contain ev.
cry convenience. The extreme length
etst to west is almost fifty feet, while
the front is a trine over thirty feet
wide. Pearl Sparks has the contract
and big force of workmen are hur-
rying along the preliminary work.
The house will soon be under roof.
The new dwelling, sitting In loca-
ton so long vacant. makes notable
change in the appearance of the
neigbbOrhood.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06

is mighty scare In Iowa and this was
the bonifide article.
A. l.. Rcnaud. ID. L. Bump and J
3. Sparks left last Tuesday for the
Pccos Valley, Texas, to inspect that
country of great great promise"
Miss Edna Stallings, OF Newton
the youngest daughter of w. p. Stall
ings, was married last Wednesday to
Geo. A. Farley. They had arranged
for a quiet Wedding intending to sur
prise their friends but the matter
leaked out and they were given a
-rousing reception by a host OF wei
wishers. The bride is well known
here and has for some time been il
the employ OF the Jasper Co. Telc
phone Co. We extend best wishes t.
the newly welded couple.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
THE STORM SUNDAY IN IOWA
EAST HALF OF STATE HAS THE
WORST SLEET IN YEARS.
Telephone and Telegraph Wires Are
DoWn--ticavy Snow at &C.
dar Rapids.

Des Moines, April Especial The
struck the east half of Iowa during
the night and this morning. All tele'
phone and telegraph wires are down
east of Newton and north of Ames
Burlington. April Especial: Snow
and hail swent over this region Sun.
day in binding sheets, covering the
ground, the mercury falling to freez
ing.
Cedar Rapids. April Especial:
A heavy snow storm, which delayed
street car and train traffic to some
extent. fell here Saturday night and
Sunday. High wind caused 1t to drift
badly.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Used Mails to Defraud.

Council Bluffs, Ia, April 3.--Spc
cial: 1t has just developed through
the filing of a bond for his appear
ance in court, that +. ID. Roberts OF
Red Oak was indicted at the recent
sitting of the United States fedora
grand jury in this city, for using the
mails to defraud. Roberts has ap
pcared in some of the state courts OIL
similar charges, that of promoting
sales of seed corn in an unlawful man
ner, and his indictment by the fedora
grand jury gives his case a more seri
Gus aspect.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
UNUSUAL DEMONSTRATION.
Lightning Flashes and Thunder Rolls
While Hail, Snow and Rain Falls,

An unusual weather demonstration
was experienced in this locality early
Sunday morning. With the thermom.
eter standing at four degrees below
freezing aud during a hard snow and
hail storm the elements INDUCED in a
bombardment Of the heavens that
was somewhat severe for this time Of
the year. The lightning was sharp
and the thunder rolled from east TO
west and back again. The hail fell In
extra large quantities but the stones
were not large in size. The snow
and hail measured more than an inch.
A little rain came along with the
storm. sunday was dark and dismal
with a light rain or mist falling most
all day. The snow and hail melted
slowly. but the ground was still we'll
covered Monday morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Spring Vacation.

Supt. F. w, Else Of the city schools
stated today that many of the par.
ents as well as the pupils do not un.
derstand the length of the spring va
cation. The entire of next week is
what is termed the spring vacation. "
There will be no school until April 10.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
FAMOUS CIRCUS MAN DIES


New York. April Lotto Ringing
the second OF the famous brothers
who now control the greater part OF
the circus business In this country
died after an attack Of heart dis.
ease.
Mr.. Ringing was the financial man.
aker OF Ringing Brothers, and had
direct charge Of some OF the great
changes and combinations which 90
CURED in circus affais In the last
ten years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Cashier ia Missipu,

Fort Dodge, Ia. April Special:
The Vincent Savings bank of Vincent,
small town just east Of here, nearly
failed when State Bank Examiner
George r. Pencil last week found
bad security held by the bank. and
many papers missing Cashier G. G..
Anderson is gone and his where.
abouts Is not known.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
swims With leg and Arm Broken.

Sioux City. Ia. April Especial:
Knocked from a railroad trestle to a
chilly bath i'm Perry creek. Sunday,
Gibson Whitmer swan to shore with
is deaf and dumb, and was taking the
railroad track as short cut home.
1t is not expected that he will live be.
cause of internal injuries.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Power For Towns.

Monticello. la, April Especial:
Power for the electric lighting Of five
Iowa towns is to be produced from
one plant. 10 be erected this summer
at Central City, by Fred j. Cross of
this city. The five towns are Central
City. Coggon, Center Point, Walker
and Springville.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Council Monday.

The city council will be In session
Monday evening in the first regular
session of the new administration.
The old council, however. has mum.
Der of matters to take from the table
before the desk is clean of business
for the new council.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
ALLEGED CROOK
PEACHES ON PAL
Acid Bombs Are Thrown in Homes
OF Non-uniOn Button Workers.
USED THE MAILS TO DEFRAUO
Deaf and Dumb Man Knocked From
Bridge, Swims to Shore With
Leg and Arm 6roken--New
Vein of Coal at Frazier.

Des Moines, April 3.--Special Al
Rhoades, one of the alleged safe blow.
ers who made an attempt to rob the
Polk county treasurer's office, is sup,
posed to have given out in another
confession that Hatch was assisted
by crook known as Peter Juhl, one
of the smoothest men in the land
He escaped from the saltwater pris
on with Hatch March 4. Rhoades
has waived examination to the grand
jury.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
An Excellent Sermon

The REV. DR.. Jones, OF Burlington,
preached last night in st. James
church on the Optimism of St. Paul.
From this Apostle as prominent
exponent of this Christian gift, the
speaker passed to the general appli.
cation and place of Optimism in Life.
The sermon was marked by its many
good thoughts and excellent compost.
ton. f"i,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06

LOMACK.-Rev. F.. J. Lomack, a
colored minister of Des Moines, died
suddenly this morning of heart trou-
BILE, at the Williams boarding house,
No. 211 A avenue east. The body
will be sent to Des Moines Sunday
morning.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
A Small sauall.

Another snow sqrall came out of
the northwest about five o'clock Fri.
day evening and the flakes for few
minutes fell in binding fury sci.
dom experienced during the winter
season. The snow melted as soon
as 1t struck the ground or pavement
however
The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-04-06
Workman Killed,

Britt, April Especial: John Pat
ka, Bohemian working on a bridge
gang here. was hit on the head with
hook attached to a travelling crane
this morning, resulting in death after
being taken to a hospital.