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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07

WANTED
WANTED-A man between 81 and
80 years Of age, with future selling
personality if not past experience,
who can cover portions Of Nevada
on a proposition Of appeal to all and
one which il new to this state. Po-
sition open now and If one makes
good there Is plenty Of territory in
other sections. No investment neces.
sary, butt must have enough capital
to take care Of the first months
travelling expenses. Call at Silver
State Office before Thursday, a. the
coast representative leaves for Elko,
or if necessary write, care this office.
WANTED1Good Housekeeping Maya
zine requires the services Of . rep
resentative in Winnemucca to look
after subscription renewals and to
extend circulation by special meth
DDS which have proved unusually
successful. Salary and commission.
Previous experience desirable, but
not essential. Whole time or spare
| time. Address, with reference, j.
F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping
Magazine, 3S1 Fourth Avenue, New
York City. tt.
WANTED-Stone and concrete work.
Address John McCruden, Wiane-
mucca, Nevada q.
WANTED-By young Japanese boy,
half days work in town and 60 to
school. Address, Japanese Laundry,
Second street.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-11-07

WANTED-Stone and concrete work
Address John McCruden, Wi1ne
mucca, Nevada Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
Application for Franchise.
AYYLicXrIo1 ToTrGT


ha1G-s T-ar-io1 rrr~ar~ q corpo-sti-r
= sc $40 90 y.S Nl-st.,A. - u,.-a-
slpl'estior 'r - ~'u--l sDs c-ty q
----o-- a. assixr- g. rr-sf-.-, 80
ave. an - cry 800 rsa-- - "a -
a+e q wee u.s. ORD .rar-s tas-s g
80. % -ai~f-.- AZ operate 49, at1i-
- - 49, Tee Ekf.s sH r1-sfrri-f -
- q r-~r.it 80 operation = ca-s nav
~ suNr~ - frrr F-ss rlgHf arf one
II 10 - as f.vs feet 80 fnrt~- -
- tFe1. foEet1er vitr al uec-s-.ry
- Nif-- arf cfhsr e'ecfrfcal o. ne
- ic - arr. -anc~- upon a-f over. Sr-th
'lAh rte-' srf 80 r~N THr MI Hrat
N'N neinH rec0-sf rueTsfn from eorrsc-
t..n- 20 = ula1s sftr - present - 80
= - " hs~itnE Tra-s rrrrrarnr n-f
re Panhandle Erarsfr- tNr.--ua-v A. ~
-onafl az kAvin. 90 the So-th
mrs - fse CITY - MN~slIrg a. .
q anrcf said tracks. wfr-- and other aec-
.-y sectr .ca- anf mechanics. ApFH
zee saif Panhandle rra.-t-- Co-npanv
e. trlctst or % - CONTRACTED from
49, city limits Sortnwsrffy
a.. e4sc On t.- sth CAV -
t~r. 1917. ii@f wIfr fre CLERK q fhs
hferrt = corn D. znt vi-N fhe
- an EN-nff' "A 'lrrs . 80 Sec
tF4 hrar-n = council. a. If~tI~ar.- g.
= Pr fo--e ~ 49, C"lr-.l = tie city %
-. ssat. ,I.-,, ias IS - 60 T1si :
nance. 81 addition % re making p sch
ant. contains fro1trlrrs 900 tnc matter
= " ieTlritN - f.r tftv. .1rupensat. n
Z. 't~ 'ify. purchase tV tr- city Z
I. 10 prov -iors . tAe rlt. tnarfrr. res-
-fe0-~ - Witch Drl'uarU- To- further
-tif -rtna'tou - hereby made
~ HANDLE TRAOTtDN COMPANY.
hy q %. NAGLE. Niec President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
NO CORRUPTION
IN TYLER COUNTY. ACCORDING
TO REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
Only -Four indictments Found IN Re
port % jury Made Last
Evening.

Special r.aGlt-a GO tlt I.t.u rsr-er.
MlDDLEBOURNE. vs. Va. Nov 10
There ls no corruption IN Tyler
county. according 90 the report OF
The Tyler county grand jury. made
last evening. when. after deliberations
lasting since last Tuesday. four iu-
dicfmcnts. three for misdemeanors
and one Tor felony we're returned The
long period consumed by the Grand
jury l1 its sitting was occupied DIV
irse-f cations % tho charges ~ cor.
rurtor ou The part az the county
commissioners in connection with o..
purchase ~ ffe poor Farm. and
aga.nst President " q Gorby. ~ the
board. Iu connection uffh tho letting
~ contract for painting ono % the
county bridges
Ih- rrpors which were generally
circulated. ar which were pub.
a.h0d i1 GOO Tyler county rarsga.
per7. wrro branded tr Che frrv fn ita
report as being entirely without form.
dafior
The indictments returned were fef.
mics AGAINST Clarence WrC1r for o.
sau.' 1rf rrfrE and D. d. Gordon
''r 'r ia- fo l minor Wesr.
mH1rur indictments usra frrr4
.f1irt. D.. No-Urerey and Veto.
r.l WH.or
Nr'oF haa served time .n Mounds.
VIE f0r former ru'ff-e a-rare i-
which te frg-et
'r.rf af present Eel considering fte
case n' John Wilson. CHARGED u--r
stealing brass. and Do u.. r- % no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE.
rRusrEEB sAr.E
% oAto coznty n-Al r.-....

p rtr-ue p as 9 49, -Iaf. ~
--.se a s-rr- az A--.s H--s- rls
60 OF E.rrls-U 1884 a-.t -as 10 -~--
pr 80 off--r % go '-ers 30 trs
.inA r. ie~d 2 rl-st BOA SO. o.. 40
- l.ftl fror- DOR % 80 court % ..---
~ 1. Nent, "es; ,-r.r lr SAT
tLat --r-sfn trar+ or 81 pa-.~. = sr.arls
s.-@'-i "a - Hsne' ta~a Haai ne@s
r..r1 .sr"re 'r a.-... .l4I-.eF. Ohi5
County. W-st l1rs ara acre par-
g ..-.4- e s~-rlHe.. ~ 81. lowe It~s.rn - Il
= -'-s@ r. cess i.a.s toS1 h1at. -r--
,.ns ~ o. w-aan 20 aer An1 Marcia
Ant ir t-- .1e 20 .an1s -
p .-..H -i4i f-rnirs t-sars vita tre
re - f'rlr~r r.rtl 1-ia wrsf So feet
N..l-au a fn-r. ems tee heirs
~ " MAN ianr. cscess-1. t--ne- -oNn
'f -f.in Hita t-~ n~sai-rs
10y anl t.-iirs -t~r~1r. % . north
RI me ~aTterf .lr % fr~ rlt-t SIS or
1850 ~ -Ilys a114-er O. him
2 i.i". ans 20 rr..rf fr fr- Clerks Once
a. .f--a4 b. Il F--t tHna 81 D. rar- -
~ . 20 e. tr- u.rt-fasteriy corner 90
49, - MarFarv' h D.o.s. thence win
re sait -s-f-r.y .i-- 20 sa.f s.s-et,f-
sion. srutr ltis Scst 1.5 feet more ~
60 Oh. &c t-- Inc 20 saif Nancy
T.
.'rs. corner 90 Marta Hand ana Mlr-
itf i-r-re ~. t-e SD rnl1 Dol AZ east
rflf DIRE. t|r H4fG '.e sr.l centre Inc
-rl RS So behring's $40 feet more ~
.r-r. g. f-e piac~ 20 - n-...E ans con.
fAir'ns taree a-r~s. mlF" .f less to
sri-rF NAN AZ re IMPROVEMENTS there
SAVING. ENcErrfS8. ASu PE-
-ti.F lNs .unrssr c-.m fHIs sac a
o. al STRIP or corner .r.r. fle lAad q -.ov :,
d les. e.I as follows
t~+.haiuE a. a. rtaEe corner % l1s.
Ht'Nt 49, lots rafr. o. .rr.II ans ~ %
2 a.. re NlrIay Dttiti" CD fae town
N".t -.- f~et O. "a etAk- Co. = Frl A. !
-uh or drain. fh~uce fev-l raII rln win
the mean l~fa Thereof. AIt binding there
/ 20. q q. axe az what 90 Ar.wr as a
corner u" t1- N.-EEv s-t-t.vfsiou OF
I I'm Grove. thence solt. I5sa vest
J s4-l Yet. tn t.r place or beginning The
property 60 De- SOFA. g. t1- same property
ti.at was conveyed o. t.e said J.ss- A
hur -. ny Ssmue. Lively. fy ceed
ca'ci FelrulEy IS. itIt- and re-lf,ied fn
I Ne CLERKS Office Aforesaid
/ X being uu4errtOnr tElf The Pitt
buFEh Fvi. ~ coal urfer tho Saic IarI
] - a.so reserved with fl@ right 90 re-
from go .oul u.issaIrs~s OF the tr-.eer
estate - Jur-e- 1i.eHrlsf
TERMS DF SALE
| 'ne .lf4 ~ iH~ purchase money. and
a. much more az ere llrri. as-r may
Visa % gag ir each. eu day - sa.e ana
. ~" rem f'rier iu tTu equal payments a.
81 AMI twelve months. with tnferest
i from Gay ~ sale The purchaser sl,!ns
notes wif. urgrH. el security. ute re
talref Grul property .~ !alI FOR
n-4-il-Is--s trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF CITY PnoPEErY.

By virtue OF d deed - trus; made ~
lisstr Mason. ard Emma Masor. rI-
e. % me a. trustee. dated tie tuta
.u ne office u the cIsrk q me -our;v
ou.t ~ ono ,ourt} Wet Virginia. n
VII sell 90 g-hlc auction AZ tie north
ttuht l1lr OF eco Court Huur- o. ohio
o-it Wee !rs mia On "Wednesday Tie
a. - clock a. u.. Al t-at certain lot.
. parcel Sitlatrl On me west s.te ~
Main street. and Irort.lg thereon lr she
ritth Wari = TIE 'ity ~ Whe-ilrF ONO
lnt3, West Virginia. and NOT, s-rtic-
, "a airy described a. follows. tu-w.t
.r.,-s $40 "a, i59pe,Jy eeins thc south
rrNe1 ts-l ani the north eleven feet -
Gumtrf fnrt9 -fiS 40. lu ,nall.ne
.fg. ans fronting twerfy-fu. I--I feet
20 .t" west sid % Main street. ans tK-
alley -u the rear u ssli Dot. tosether
".il at! Tie buildings and fugrnF -rr. ofits
tsi-d thereon. or appurtsi--iors there
Tais re.as the same property-taat uas
devised O. tae said Harry Mason Tor AMI
-.rirg lls natural life. irEe - tte last
b. TO and Testament % susan. % susanna
:. son. aecs tsrd. being now o. record iu
.rt- ~ 20. ,',. :, 10 az p9se ~ tie rec,
t.o Same property hat TIE heirs OF t.a
80 susan. or Susanna. Mason rary.,s4
a" their risht. uue and interest "a. a.
lr ~ t.e sait susan. or SgsAuns.
Nae"n. -fi.I TIE VIII Aforesaid To tle
-aii i-rfy Mason ty tWu tse1s That are
t.N ~ record .n the CLERKS Dffice ~
D. county. West virginia. 81 Deed
TERMS or SALE
'n~-faird ~ the purchase money and
or much more a. The purchaser may elect
~ Pay. 20 csrh on thu day - sale. and
ire residue IN two rquaI nnruHl 1sv-
nirnt-. with Interest 90 six yer cent f...lf
N-t-. - Auie semi ann "a. ,. tie rlr-
a ~ eivi5E notes Tor the deferred .r-
-IA4- faents vito approved security and
flte to the property being retained
'N fAe trustee until 10 l. fully paid flr
". Il DUNLAP
'-4 '"-h-lS Trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
BANKRUPTCY.


. United states 90 America Northern Dis
irl't 70 West virginia. -s.
n t-~ lrit.i states District court IN
ana fnr Fhii District
Dr. 80 matter 90 Harry p Hun~S.
tititF- So -a2 ia HH-hruptcy.
i.~f-iiaH f.- r--narsr
A' t'~ Do u'rth.e Aston % DAYTON.
5-ls" " TIE ri-trct Court ~ the
Hif"t states for fta northern Dis
ri-t ~ West Nl-sir~a
Ter liatry y. inmee-. rs We.ishnrE 81 the
N.HEirlH. In ra.I tI-.f..t rtaa,-. sflIt.
tfire-.-fq tfaf n1 t.- 27-r 1at.uf r.re
.hsi tArt DO was duly ai'u'rei o. tauk
lIf under frc acts of O.nsrsss -.lnfl0r
f' BANKRUPTCY. that le has fulv surr.r-
I'r"d ai ..- property ans riErt4 ~
lf'f"riy ans has fully compiled vita an
F'i ,lIr n"ni- - rati acts and ~ or
core ~ the court touching his bank
Wherefore. Do pays that 10 rrsy he
1880 -y We ..".rt O. have a fll Dis
D.ars~ from all debts provaIie aRrinat
.'- estate .u'tr SAID BANKRUPT arfs az
-'rf ru debts o. ere excepted bv .aw
from such i.-rHlrEe
later this s"th day % August A y.
HARRY J. Ht-MEs.
order Of Motto. Thereon. ~
Northern IIs'r. = - Nest V'-.ir.f, -.
On fH.T ITt Say ~ Nuvcurh er. ID
i'i D. on reading The foreEoirs. it is
.. .eirL ny t.e Court t.at a hearing
-,' ..l'rr a. o.. 1917. before said court
or W .rfNuE .r .Hfi dfstrI.r 10 Ten
GO Do the forenoon. fr1 That notice
hereof 0r published .u f.e lV--sI.r. fr.
leiI nicer. to- rsvspaper printed ir s..f
ara t."t all known creditors
pear 40 &C. ra.i Zine ans place ana chow
a.-'. U Hhy iny have. WY gre prayer
~. the said petition should rot 10 grant
Ana 90 81 further ordered .v TIE coy-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

N" victory. Tho reason for tho DE-
lay in the case ~ the Two precincts
was on account % the new fudgas
not knowing that anybody but fre
presiding Judges should receive n
copy ~ the total votes The demand
i'r me recount url place tho mar.
ter in rho hands ~ mo count, hoard
OF election. Who viii take comics o-
mo totals received from tho ~ p-a.
opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
DIED.

MEYER-Dn Tf1rrfay SovsrIher Oh.
IfIf. 90 % O'Clock noon. WILLIAM ID.
MEYER. aErt 90 years 3D. months rrI
IE faya
Funeral from fia late residence $50
JACOB street -Irit. afternoon
90 u.Iu.s. services or sf I's."n
German Itef.-rreI Lutheran church 20
1H. 81. wn.-. friends ~ fHe family are
Invited. ana are reg I.af.i fH E. direct
90 tie ..Irra lrtermrrt az 81 n ..n
cemetery. private.
Iileaae omit flowers
BAsETT-0r ID .-ffaY. November efr.
1871. 90 in.1r .rl1.z fr r.- evening.
MH7 KATE WARDEN FR-7ETT
Fl1eraI from her Iafe residence So
1899 Main street 20 O'Clock sat4r-
cay Afternoon. Irffruent private
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
ELECTION FIGHT
Socialists VIII Wake FIsrt Ass.-,.
Election 70 Tcs~s-. g C~-s-s

The Socialists 90 pe-sa t.~-..,-
belmont rrr--r served notice or
Township C.e-s Tar-er.I vrra-+av
ftat they would demand recount --
.Ie votes for township Offices which
'hef .oet Dry small margins The
ir -.rr~t precincts were whine q
'r." fre t0nr-r.p r.rrs 90 hours
.r-Err -.ar frar should have been
one township trustee and the foFr-
.tin Treasurer we're very uncertain.
as t1e frrt vas close. but tre count.
lrE .. rfe two precincts save the Re
publican candidate Tor treasurer and
thc Democratic candidate Tor trustee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

NShiNFIoN. N1f fu For tho
'oinaF' ~ subsidiary money Director
on iLe Mint Roberts today purchased
i''''' ounces ~ silver FOR 'he Don.
.'f mint and ID similar amount for San
ran.isco The price paid for tho OLD.
t.r Tor Denver vas $685. cents per
ounce and Tor san Francisco 5s Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

Hear hrs Porsr On COOKING eye~v
day THIS week az Frsrzhe inns store
lectures. 1870 i0 morning. Demon.
.trato0' ESQ. Admission. twenty.
I've cents rr'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

HALLER q BIEBERSON

Asal Estate aud FIRE rnanranca
IoFuar Nlurtaarfn arn Marnar srrarsn
Both Fnonaa f1a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
LOST

.-ng f1r terrier fra 1r as.
black rr back mr.fH
-. = 81 -llrra. ras lonF ears De-.
ISL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

For Rent-Furnishei Rooms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
LETTER LIST.


List % letter. remaining n tAs post-
offiee 80 Wheel 90. ohio county. ". "a.
-t'.r a.. November - IgIl 70 Obtain
aay ur tle following inc a.fii-a4t must
arH f1r advertised 4etf-r- sl4lnr --ts ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

foa saLH on REET r-s-.s 5000.
With store rnrr.
IerH aa a r.rfarfrrr-r r..
WIN Fi'zEeraif ~Ifrrvfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
JAMES L HAwLEY

FoH HnHT-rhrss rl,siy f.rra.si
~ IErf tllarfeet Ably
e.rt. front street ry.r.ff
.. EI-f-rogu nst. rlth 5sts
l.-ly iLfnishsf hftsd np Tor Uxlt
seeylns. rent rsasonabls AgTly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11
WANTED
wANTED-~saiesm.


WANTED Agents So dafly-eor2t
Iittures ant frames complete 1sc-
sell for 80 GOO profit Sensational
sales. Catalogues Free. Peoples Por-
trait CO. 40 Madison. Chicago. ~
Mig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

NANrED-iu snow you how Co et4rt o.
mail order bushes properly. ln.apen-
flF"Iy. ans feusiiiy. Buoki.f. Joe. par
tirniars free EHp-rt J.. % Hoz Ifis. y
ie-IO-sat n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

WANTED apa.le salesman Co cover
W. va. VT. staple line IfiTh COM
r'isrior- 500 NH monthly advance and
permanent position tn riEIt man lees
t smith Co. Detroit. Mi.I MILF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

WANTED statesmen o. rall on gro-er-
r'rf~r'iorera. general stores $50
fuHrf-Iy and fRTfrFtr. yearly contract
Manager. d 3 Main street. ST. louis.
So. r.iI-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-11

"AEEED-AEehts make hiE money. no
esps1icure. ru capital required new
.r. post cards. frames. quick shIpr.. ans.
credit given Samples nafnIuE FREE.
lnriel ID Ritter 20. Madison 81. Chf-
saE1. Do. n-i1.x
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
AIMS AT HARVESTER CONCERN
Representative Foster Introduces Res
olution for House Inquiry Into
international Company.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Another com
prehensive congressional investiga
ton, this time into the affairs of the
International Harvester company, will
be under way during the next regular
session of congress If a resolution in
troduced by Representative Foster OF
Illinois is passed by the house.
1t asks an inquiry by a commit
tee of nine members of the house, to
be chosen in the same way as the
committees of inquiry into the so
called steel and sugar trusts.
The Foster resolution was referred
to the rules committee. 1t contem
plates a determination as to whether
the harvester company has violated
provisions of the Sherman antitrust
law without prosecution by the gov
eminent, either by the relation of the
company to its subsidiary companies
and corporations or otherwise.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
CALLS KELLER LIAR TALKS OF TREATIES
M'cABE REBUKED FOR HIS Lam.
GUAGE AT WILEY INQUIRY.
Chief Chemist to Testify-Accused
Official Will Be Questioned by
the Committee.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Solicitor Nc
Cabe of the department of agriculture
appeared before the Moss Investigate
ing committee on his own request to
deny the implied charge made by
DR.. Kebler that McCabe prohibited
scientists of the bureau of chemistry
from talking with members of con-
gress.
IF he made that statement, he
lied" said McCabe.
The committee demanded that he
modify his language.
well, he told something that
wasn't true"
He finally withdrew this statement,
after the committee had censured for
mer Representative Hepburn DR..
Wiley's attorney, for saying the re-
mark Showed the true character of
the witness"
Solicitor McCabe said he had ques-
toned DR.. Kebler and his stenogra-
pher because of rumors that Dr. Keb-
Ter received checks from a Philadel-
plld COUCSTH. department rullnR
prohibits employees from holding stock
In companies in the line of com
merce in which their otticial activities
are engaged. DR.. Kebler is chief of
the drug division.
DR.. Henry H. Rusby, whose 81 500
contract brought about the charges
against DR.. Wiley and his associates,
denied there had been any secret
agreement with DIR. Bigelow of DR..
Wiley by which he would receive $40
a day for his work both as an ex-
aminer of drugs and as an expert in
court.
At present he said he Is doing all
the work of government scientist
at his own expense, because all his
payments have been held up.
DR., Harvey w. Wiley took the stand
Just before the committee adjourned,
and will begin his active testimony
today. The committee has no other
witnesses to call except Secretary
Wilson.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
THREE TOWNS WIPED out
NooNAN, AMBROSE AND CROSBY
IN NORTH DAKOTA.
Terrific Storm Lays Entire Northwest
ern Section of State to Waste
A Big Death List.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 16.-Spe-
cial: Three towns have been des-
troyed and the entire northwestern
section of this state laid to waste by
a tornado which swept over Divide
county and adjoining country last
evening. Although communication has
been cut off from the devastated sec
ton, it is known that the towns of
Noonan, Ambrose and Crosby have
been completely wiped out. Two far
mers are reported dead and four IA
tally injured, and the list of dead and
injured may reach several hundred.
The two men whose deaths have
been reported are Paul Thuin and
John Orezeick, farmers, living near
Noonan, N. d.
Among the fatally injured are Theo-
dore Johnson and his wife and babe,
who lived in shack on a homestead
near Ambrose. Chris Halverson, of
the town of Crosby, was also badly in.
jured.
All the wires in the vicinity are
now down and only meagre reports of
the disaster have filtered through.
The towns of Ambrose, Noonan and
Crosby, all near together, were in the
storm center. Scores of buildings
were RACED and their occupants sub
jected to the buffeting of the whirl
ing clouds.
Hundreds of the small homes of the
settlers and pioneers in remote sec
tiG2s are IN ruins The loss of stock
is heavy. The crops over a wide area
of country were destroyed and the
country where the twister did the
heaviest damage is the widest scene
of desolation.
All the dead and dying We're struck
by flying timbers. Their bodies were
cut and mangled. Physicians from
all surrounding towns have been sum-
mOned.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
|. c. NOS. 2 AND Al
CONE TOGETHER
Jurors for Federal Court Will be
Drawn at 0ttumwa Sept.1
MISSING FARMER TURNS UP
Litigation Over Beer BottIes-cIarin,
da Woman Sues Autoist for $18,-
450-Minister at Ventura is
Charged With Arson. 4

Northwood, Aug. 16.-Special: Iowa
Central passenger train No. south
bound, in charge of Conductor Frank
Carter, ran into piece of north
bound freight train No. AZ, at Glen
vile, Minnesota, the first station
south of Albert Lea, a little before
one o'clock Tuesday afternoon result
ing in the injury of several passen-
gers and members of the train crew.
The freight train had meeting point
with the southbound passenger and
had reached the siding in time. Be-
ing unable to get all of the train on
one siding however it was doubling
back to pull apart of the string of cars
onto another track, when the pas
senger came around sharp curve
located near the station and crashed
into the freight. Conductor Frank
Carter, of Marshalltown, was quite
severely hurt and will be off duty
some time. He is suffering from
couple of broken ribs and numerous
bruises. Will w. White baggageman
of Oskaloosa, sustains an injured foot.
Breakman Eddie Groce, of Oska-
loosa, is badly bruised and was taken
to his home. Engineer Ed MCGOWAN
is hurt to the extent that he must lay
off. Three or four passengers were
cut or bruised or otherwise injured,
but the names of the injured could
not be learned at this place.
Trainmen stated that no one had a
chance to jump or get out of the way
when the crash came. The passenger
train was being pulled by engine No.
221 with engineer MCGOWAN The
freight engine had pulled its way car
onto the siding and had cut in two,
closed the switch and was backing on
the main line to make the other sid
ing. The two engines were badly
mashed and part of one was derail-
ed. But for the fact that the freight
engine was backing the collision
would have been much worse.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Conditions improved.
CIR. OF IL KILLS HER CHUM
Bay State Children Play With Re-
volver They Thought Not
Loaded.

Lowell. Mass, Aug. 16-Anna
Quinn, 10 years old, was instantly kill
ed by the explosion of a revolver in
the hands Of her playmate. Thelma
Borg. IL years old. The two children
found the revolver in a drawer. The
Quinn girl playfnlly held it against
Thelma's heart.
I'm going to kill you," she said.
The trigger was pulled, but the re.
volver failed to explode. Then Thelma
took the weapon and placed 1t close
to the Quinn child's head. exclaiming
with a laugh, You killed me; now l
am going to kill you" She fred. The
Quinn girl dropped at the feet OF her
friend.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Sues for Auto Mishap.

Clarinda, Aug. 16.-Special: Eight
cen thousand four hundred and fifty
dollars is a pretty big price to pay
for single joy ride, yet this is just
what it may cost l.. l.. Plat of Clar-
india, if the facts set out by Mrs.
Sarah Wooden. in the petition now on
file in the district court, are approved
by the jury which will try the case
next October. Plat is the young man
who, when driving his auto on May
IL, this year, struck and killed John
Wooden, an old soldier. The petition
sets forth that at the time of the ac-
cident Plat was running his car at a
reckless rate of speed and that he was
not giving due attention to the driving
OF the car. Petition also states that
the deceased was carpenter and
earning $1,000 per year. He was "a
years of age, and his expectancy Of
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Missing Man Turns Up.

Harlan, Aug. 16.-Special: After
causing excitement by his mysterious
disappearance from the rear end of
the automobile while Ills wife was
driving Sunday night, Frank Ham a
wealthy farmer appeared in the Park
Hotel at three o'clock this morning
and staggered into the arms of the
proprietor Thomas Kimball. Ham
said he had been in Omaha. He was
put to bed and later taken home. All
night officials with blood hounds
traced his tracks across the country
which led to the depot where he had
taken the train for Omaha.