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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-06-15
Money Invested
in a Home Brings
You Real Rewards.

that cannot be measured alone in
dollars and cents. There's satisfac-
ton III knowing you have home
when possibly all other investments
fail-it gives you a feeling of Sc
curity and demands the recognition
of your fellow townsmen, because
by building you show your faith in
the future of the community. And
every community is known by its
deeds. You can help and at the
same time help yourself. A home
investment is always the most mer-
itorious, and loss is less likely be-
cause you are dealing in values you
understand and with people you
know. We have supplied the lum-
Der for the homes of many OF your
friends who are now on the road to
success, and want to talk with you
whenever your ready.
Lumber Co,
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gIrale Der RheImpfdIi.r.

Der RbeinpfdIaer llnteritiibunes :
perein sisbt 5onntas, 2, Suli, binaus
Itoh Wpbr's Sarten, 4200 Sprins
Grop< Npenue, um bafelblt Elm frDhlis
4es 9plisfeft 3u beseben. Gs tit fhon
bas 37., iobab man b.m ipaderen
8sretn Rputine In Der 4rrangirung
bon syeitlt6ieiten niht abfprenen
tnnn. Rbeinpfdl5er Sumor ipirb aud
heuer fpieber aur Geltuns tpmmen
unb tptrb ale sseitbefuher in feinen
8onn sieben. Die 2heinpf6I5er iinb
ein luitises Corps. sic tpiRen. 5ab
Der Gonntos Sur GrbpIuns ba lit unb
ebsnfaIIs gum @ntuiement unb bafiir
molten 5ie ON Sose ibrea iseites ben
gepsis erbrineen. @erfhiebene be-
freunbete 8ereine baben ibre9beiInabs
me sugefaet une es unterliest teinem
3peiFel, bas fi6 aIe aufs Bette amiis
firen tperben.
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ganbem cir aHiudeH an ben Etreitcr rf
Subtie Itrbice ber EiGei 9tnrnIiaf einaersttol
iuuroe ,unierfnrtsbeH ben e, q. s9ooetpottb nyo
beHoer eieenibnuts on Rcfemont Htenne bon
WleHsran AbeHlte bic 81 gtuem BiiHfte 6is Jus
ucrsii6 bon after elbs.: bsfaaie asenue pdi e.
neT 5dbTpep BON ulebr ale 5000 Gu1ornfpnrnf,
iH freithem anfuten fe ben TirecfoT of Public
Geroiee bitten. b1b sIe enHDffrdben trusraolt
bem beSeihHsten 9erriinrinm nit Gel esfpzens
fell peIeeH uHb Tar fns Ntssmsnt opE 1ueu
gtofieH oaScn nuf bos an bic btlaeieH ghe.
nues nTsitoEanbe 0qeHtbuuI, " oef
Eansr Der Sesis 2Iericbe. far uelte bsr Gtreitcr
w9.e gssSs lf m s5He ns ,Slss se'preea
ets sum 80: aRdrs 1912. nne etnHaI In BEN
CONNER erH 1911.
TcFbaI6 fst g beielOFsn bnr6 ben 9tsrius
bns eiaensbum aHttobfuo on NSoFsrpnt sl5e'
nue.. bon 8lenrrnp ApeHae be su einem 4unfis
0is eus norbliA Dor dtteI aeeHus
gel uno ek ~ bisrWit erflhrf ufb bessi6Ref
etH 1iiIiii. tnnerbalt redeem ose paneitrnbe NIT
Del 5efDseufeli pesheH ION, In Der Daaer Der
lettperiooe fiir fpelfe ber Btreftor Of 3EbIie
egrptre ben HcHtrfi eiHaeaGnpen ~ tlir etiie
iolfe.eefpreHfIuna. MHe siBar: @is spm 80 9Rrrs
bys 9uhres 1919. Hub CtHmnl Jpn CONNER ben
f9li A,g seuaue Belt 'lr hies stipreHfiuna
leu bon oem Ttr9ttoI Of 4ubllt Ssrotce Jetier
isiicricti perbeH Tot siH aHssmeHt nHferieai
ireroeH toH nui eaS GiseHtbur1 auitrhern on
spsF0I sII assS 5,,r,, se7 , gsHaS T asss o., M ~
nR''A sm be Ss,4a SsiamutiSjisu SGsR hr slere ss
ipreHflnna "a bs8ahleu bsiaGies WNekiueri fpL
ierner poTaPieben ieiu hItd eiueH &ef1lHs tpei'
der buEh ben Itreiirr of ssaplir Serbice ~
pafiireH IN. rod hcr serfiFunnQ Der Arbett aise
tH nebeEetriismrunp NIT bem csefete bes
Sfaatts bon Cbio FF6ss Fid barnnf bssiebi.
Cbiec apsTaes i4ItebtH etH eanDirabens0e.
nterfe Elm bon - sg2g Ciaernis glgrbs
slnbnhl bsr Enabtais Darbs nuieriebrseben bon
ben Hieeuibimern. -, i. 2TU0 EAahrutSr rarp8
Ten %. Suns 1911
SIS Eunb m ufer
1880 Tirectnr Of Bubble &eroies
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7leime poli5einaHridJteis

- Srau Soiepb 8Iat, bon Rp. 713
Weit 4. &oenue, tpdnote ith in Der
Wttttpoa gtant I'm Siilfe an ben Pos
Ii5iitsn Ssiftermunn pom a. 9titritt.
Sie ertldrte, npn ibrem Wfunn mtBs
banbelt unp aus benz 5aufe gsiporF.H
su fsin. Der 8eamte beeab iih IN bic
Mobnuns, no 8lad, Elm iDobrer
6ine an Gsitalt unb Graft, iih IN
etnem @anbi5rant Derftett bate. gr
tpiberiests ii1 feiner 8erbaftung aus
2sibestrdftsn, uno 5eiftermanu bate
einen borten Rampf 5u bsfteben, beppr
IS ibm gelans, ben Wann 5u iibsrndls
tigen.
- 9lus benz 3in1msr bss Spbn
Molter, go. 418 Carlisle 4bsnue.
rDurben Don einem stlsi6bieb Elm
paar 8eintlsiber, in bersn Saiae fih
cine eolerns Gamenubr befaHb, ges
ftoblen.
Der 81 Sabre olte ssdmes
8ines BON 600. 315 Sit 8. Str1be er,
lit geftern 4benb an Der Gde Der
5ront StruBe uab 8roabpup D6h<
renb zines Streites nit sinem Monne
Ramsns Sames ord cine S6nittpuns
be on Der Stirn. patroltpdaen 2
bra6te ben 0erlestsn noh benz ftdbtis
f6en 5ofpital. Die polisei fabnbet
cuf ben NeTsrbelben.
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gerfsasIte Guaebote ipereen entasasngeneuy
men in ber CffiCe bfs 2trPctpr ci 0nbbt 5ey'
ntcg, Stuei6auC Cincinnati Ebia, bis II ubE
aefffngs am greitag, ben Z. Gull 1911. thr
bic SieferuHa Der HcfhipIr erbeit uue oes g7as
tertn!s FIR bte @erbefierIrp ben Wseirofs Mnes
nue prn Ilc9ltaan EtGbe hls qpclIfi 5trGbs.
nurG erdbtrltnp SeseH ben BtGntia9urhs.
Qflaiiern Do s5Gbrpeas NIT aspSalt. &tfHIttsie
cher B1tfftPiHer. uHe houffruiiigu Der ncsniesu
EraiHirunaeH uTtb 1uiefe.
8Ians. SIssitiiattpEsH urh Aermuidrt FHD
Al erbulten In Der Office bee Gbef.Sraeuieafrs
bes Department Of muhitf Sereiee.
sebss anSebot nnfb ten bnIleu sldmen tebsr
Gsefeufndff cher 8efenf1dfirH fpelne has Genes.
bot uiaben fciUie bon agen Herientn, bic TO
horau infereiftren eHihaifen. uHb niub beeleite7
fsin nit elner Rfraf6aif In Der snrlne ben
S15o0n0 ToadTs cher eineH 1PrtiiI 3trfsTl kbs6
fiir eab penH etn angebot dHeenomrtsn iptrh,
etr aurtrafi etn9egaueen perbsn ivtrb
Eofte iTasubetH Mnaenof sgrargefriefen mtrs
bsfi, DaRn irirh foIAer gbec an Zen @ieter re-
tpirRtri. unh iolIfs irgeiibeiu Hneseef anas
nommen ieereeu. beun lytrb foI@er gbet rad
s1friebsnfieuenber SnbfnhruHn une St6eriies
Innp bee aonfr1fis Bnr.6erftaftet.
Rteisr m1iieu etueH tuirlebeHfteueubeu Be-
ineis BON tbrer Tdbipieit Heferr nm iol6e
Rtaf1e arbeif mls eerEnns. ga befoEesn.
gieier finb aebalisr, ott aeorndien Sormninre
81 eebrnn6en. ea isine nrtrren eFtfsfasupencm.
Ger Tlreaor Of gubIie esrbtce bsbaIi no
bos @e6i boz, irssrbsins ceer nus aHesbsis
sm sJnftrGot bss 9irsapr Of gu6Iie serSles.
Zen Is. JuHi 1871.
2s so 9obn g. gssrner. uierf.
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gerfanf Soa GiHeiHnafler Bombs.

SsasssIE s y. s s.s ,slss. sss t =.
sfabt ginstnHatt, staat 61lo. bic AZ lisI asii.
Sonos s 30 oer 6sisaisu @ s,ahs IN Sec See Sa.nnas l bon
$500 10000. Gtefe Ro1os Jtitb urhejssuercdr
nih nerbeli aisGegeAen behuis sIHi6aillfn0 boi
SsiiodliisuL aiitsEtattnaa @ nab Slsierana anS S
S.cberiIua etHer bptIfinloigereH @ettebur0 bers
teIben IN iiebssetuitimmuna mil osr betpifliptes
ss0GssQ ss rass Ssf eops 81 sss ssr a to Ss
8Rede nbae4alten an IL Mat 1909. unter Ger
Antorlinf CON Eeittcneu 2ss5 nn6 2s37. Repts
birte Statutsn nno NerbauoLungeH blesee5iiell1s
Senernl GobsI ocs giooies Gbio, uno IN iiehsr.
iiiiEmIne NIT CrbinaH8 Re, 1855, patiirt
esli siabtrats Oss gfdsi Cincinnati. stapi
Gisfs gUnSs perben ndttst fem bonn l.
Sult ~ z. 1911. nnb itHo soblbar faRista
Sdbre nod BEN Inrin tn OF 4insrtsaiIa s4dnpe
Gasional Eant. geg voff otfs W:
brdfentiren nub 8iHler ira9en Snr Rate bon
sefaats SsHSs issrssu on ben boaiisa. nne
rsrip unb s-a 1afesIanlensn Binfsn berfauh
sIneebpte fonnen drif bic ganss ODE. irasnO sis
nen 9beiI biefer elusaobe aemaft tperben.
aIe alaebote usitiier nuf esnrndten 6oEmulo.
H .ssss,n Sa sasa.issssat I 0e i.n n4 ars biz ' aD
sdbl bsr Bonbx aiff ipeIthe aersisn irurbe, arees
zen. ioivis ben SytfamHribetrae bes HHesbofs
onSs Sfs sts @ psnm asssaa Sf aI s a
Nupebote urffen beeieifS Jstn bon ttreTu serfifs.
sirten Gbe1, aatIbar an Trnii sson @arosit, Hu.
bttcr for prossat sss eeiraoss ser ScHes.
Tue Aeni, treeilhsin obsr ale Annebose Al
terfperien. wiEo bgrbeealten.
Nne MHe.bcis rsiiNsn eerfeeeIi unb snhcriri
Istn naf be-, ss; ankeristts ees Goxptris: .eses fsr
e,ie,2s,sO aHbitor Der staSt GtneiHRati.
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(cssus crbtuaus, Rs 2,6J0-3ur. seftattsnHe
" ces g'ert6is oer ssstDmGrt'idrs
n2s Tories Garbage en- he Efdef UincinnGii.
IN @nbetruhi. bae Der EteDtrate ocG Sla d
AHterbreiteHh Die Grcae aeg auHeTtou bes
IcrfCs @nrihaae an bic Sidoi Cincinnati, nHb
Der SemeiHocratb ben hctnaiPm Dorte Qat'
tbGge etue abHI!bs cretRan1 gnqsHcmmen bal.
neEehe bteielbe Jragf ben Gidliii5trien StirHrH'
geberu ienes IUrfes uufeTbreitrt. uno
SH siubetrapi bEr eIne &tiftmmune IN it'
Der bon ben bethfH aorrotaGilneH nafticno IN
ter ben SsitiRrmHHsen bet TelpeittoeH crnlHan'
yeH auf fpeI9e 5iHgepisien ~. uHp etue Utepr'
belt oer aualfflstrien gedbleE f6 81 WuHilen
eiuer gluneIiruna Crilarte, IND ..,-..
SH, anbetrddtt, bdb bcT SiubtHaib osH@tHetnrd'
ii 3ciepe G abler, Solspb a5 osinsHanu uHb
EGTnnel Il @ureb dlA ssommiiidTs ernanll bal
i'm hte Stdei Cincinnati 81 nerutIeH tRe ar'
raHeemcHts 81 trrfier sir be Seetngnneen uHe
g3eittrmunaen, inter nel6eH belcpfes 1o.l
Uarfbdae Der Stabi GinciHHgii etuperieihI NET
Den ipu uub bns Coti GaTthage etHIniiie
Gamiel " Sea, aihcel Z anapp uHn 3oen
S1itoefer ale auHegtonEsstom 81 oeH
plsidyfu 5meH. Em eie airnertEunas sSSeiFienn'
cen nuo 9eiltmmuuaen 81 arrdnsireH nne
JR AHbeiEdnf. Ddb hit be'aSisu SinctHndtteI
riti2fen. bGS fie Elm lleberetHfommsA getrof'
ten babeu NIT ben 9nmHiiidreE Dor Garfbase
betreifs oer BeoiHeaneen line AeifimmuR9ea.
nuier pflcben beiaates Tort Der Eldoi aiuctu'
nati eiuperleibi ueIbeH ion uHb tueIehes uebsr'
eiit fpmnleu init etHem ausfuhrIi6eu ufc BOD
iidubiqrH giuspets 6etrefts bee pbpf1eu HHt
ftla aHSfCleu sthHanceS oeS belaBItH &0aIes W
rent Bericbt aHgebdudi iif, uH6
IN gn6ttIaft. edh bsfasfer Feri4t unb Gr,
bibtfs Der Gincffmniier stpHnttf'dre, fofoie EN-
9,lGn fpeIober htr UfenEeg ben bsiaetem 1crfe
aaTfbnge IIHh nue esR EfrnBeU ufih nTfer ID
thelIuuafn olooH bierrHti iees aiiflie1er.
gtun besbnlh fet Is be'nEcffeu neu BEN
EtaeiIafh ber Efaht GinciTuati, gfaut Eho.
Effiipu J. Tuk Der 8erthi usterctHfoul'
mcR uno pfcbluraen bon befnGifH acurmifa'
ran pterbur6 aniecbettsu DerotH.
EeItiuu 2 Ttefc Erblndns iou Wltiiafsti
bubeu urgn In Sraft frefea bon aHb nGn beH
b orTysu Tgn am 81 Sant iair u'
Jpbu tBdipin,
BTdfteent beS Ssnelrates
SegImfbist: b n 4 II SeHbertfo on. gierf
90T
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Ser WliIIionGr bat on bsm Bilbe nod
1000 Jrancs perbient. Td unrnfeht.
fer feftgeitellt 1T, bob BAG 0emdIbe
nur Elm 46tlatfh zines In Der 2orbos
:lsr QationuIsnlsris bsftnbli6en Cris
einals 1T, fam man tpobI- borii6er
ftaunsn, baB Der Iiidsnlcfe 9eipeis Der
sSGIfhune ben Wertb oes Bilbes nod
etfteiaert bat. Der mertipiiroiae ;son
seigt bic 4llma6t Der Toetnonnten
aunffia61erfiGnbisen, bic bem leitt
alGitbigen gubIifum tei iebr Gelsgens
heit bartbun, bnB iie nllein Ibsr bic
Gef6ide eines gilbes su sntfheibtn
bcben. Die $4,000 Grancs, bic FIR
Zen fir edit seboitenen Gupp se3dhlt
trurben, tparen fhpn eine iibertrieten
fcbe Gumme: nun ftellt fi6 herdns,
bnB bds Werf nur cine aopis i'll, unb
ale alouben natiirfi6, 6ab es iebt
tcnm nod ben sebnten 5beil Der aoiifs
fnmme tpertb fein tdnn; ab.r bic
.gafDsrftGnbigen" bftlitbsn "a on.
ters, unb bic acpis ersislt einen nod
tDberen preis nls bds permeinse Gri.
einoI. Tas 1T, tpsnn nuh niht .oris
sinal", 70 boh minbeftera originsl.
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eokal.Deridt
I 6. 8. Spreeu I
Der betannts bsatiss SiOnier aeltera
In bic GUisteit biniibtrse'
ihlnmmtrt.

Wett aufrlhtt9er 5rduer plro IN
Deiten RreiIen Die aunbe bon bean
,eftern erFolgten abIeben bes 5errn
EbriItian 5risorih Spreen oernoms
men lperbsn, Der gu ben betannteiten
sno angsisbeniten 9tonieren oes htett@
sen Seutfntbums ge60rte.
Der 8abingsI4ieoene, Der Elm aIter
pom 72 Sabren ererihte, tpurbe am 21.
Rrpember 1889 in 2epern in Wsltz
Iolen aebpren. fam I'M Sabre 1856
mad gintinnati unb mar bier anfdngs
Eih aIg Wdgenhuusr tbdtig.
gei gusbruh bes 8iirgertriegs
fplete er oem Ruf 5ur SABINE uno
mo6te ben arteg in ben Retben oes
81. Snoiunaer 5reifpi[Iisen Regimsnts,
bas ppn SberIt Wi[Iit befeblist ipurs
be, nit 4us3eihnung nit. Ra6 Der
Dfidtebr aus Dem Seloe gtng 9err
Gpreen in bas 8trtbsgeTaaft uno
bate AZ Sabre lang bic Mtrtbihdft
mn ber5eaIten unb gapmiLlsr StraB'.
bic itets elmer Der beliebteiten Sams
meIpIdBe bes 9eutThtbums getpeTsn.
Sm Ropember oorigen Sobres 3oe iia
Serr Spreen pom gefhdft 3uriid, um
In po6loerbienter Rube Die 1riihte
sines orbeitsreiden 2ebens gu genies
ben. 2stoer mar tbm teine lange
Rubefrtft pereonnt, bsun er begann
ie6r balo gu trdnteln unb trpB Der
beIten gfIege unb SorgFalt na6m BET
RrdfteperfdQ itetig 3lt, Bis Der tpatsre
Bipnier geitern bic 4ugsn gum epig.n
Shlummsr f6Iob.
Sn 5errn Spreen bat bas hieiige
8eutfhtbum einen Ieinsr bsiten, lOnals
item ReprdIentanten nerloren, benn
ale bsutfhen 8eitrebungen, ale beuts
f6en lntsrnehmun9en fdnoen in ibm
einen treuen sSreuno unb etfrigen SSors
nerer. Gr mar elm Iangidbrtees Mits
elteo bes 9eutihsn Qngenetnen pro>
teitantii6en Baifennsreins, oefen
grGiibsnt sr Oerihiebeue Ssrmine ges
rpefeu. Gines Der dltsiten unb treuez
ften MttgIieber perltert in ibm aud
bic Gp. prot. ct. paulus 9emeinoe,
Der er lange Sabre aIs Prdiioent porz
aeitanosn, uno ferner mar er Elm Wttts
glieb oes B. 8. 2ptle ppitens Der q.
u. g., Der Moltte 2oge SO. 473 Sd.
8. s., oes Sroens oerGhrenrittsr unb
felt ssdbren elmer Der 9irettoren Der
Come 9egenfeitigen @erii3erungsz
9eieLIhuft.
On nGbereu Mngeborigen binterlGBt
Serr Spreen bic grumgebeugte Witts
me sFrau 9orotbeu Sprsen, geb.
Uernb, bier SO6ter, 5pei S0bue uno
pier GnteItiuoer. Die sramgebeusten
6interbIiebsneH biirfen bel oem fhipes
rem ShitIalsihlage, BON oem tie be-
troffen purbeu, Der inuigften 5hetls
nabme perfthert ietn, oenu Der Sds
bingei6isoens bsfab bic feltene 9dbe,
fih sSeoermdnn, nit 'oem er ndber IN
Beriihrung fam, gum Jreunos 5u sss
fpinnen. ginen treuen Jreuno perltert
IN benz gntihlafenen aud Dasr 8oltsz
blQtt", benn Serr Spresn mar ieit
bem Gage Teiner 4ntunft in gtneins
natl Elm treuer 2sier .bes 8latts.
Die 9eerbigung fiuoet am Sdmitag
3a6mittag um bulb 3ipei llbr Don Der
ct. gau[us 9ir6e, an Der Is. unb
Racs GtraBe, aus Ttatt, mo 5err Pas
ftpr Qemen3 ben 3rausrgottesolsnlt
leiten ipirb. Die 8eifebung erfolgt auf
BEN Spring grODe Jriebhof.
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Gro. .}ritSrih Drohf hfhmiSi.

G1aefer, I'm AIter ron 90 3nbren, ii Dluuntcr
uno 9aeen. Die 9eerbtanng fittbet itdtt BON
1raucrhnufe aus am sSreitn6, ben 80. Suni,
i'm 2 llbr 9sanuiitnes. Greiirbe ftnb einee'
lnhcu 2B,B0
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aOaiEou.

Cine Gar Der Wabifonpile ainie
iplIibirte friib geftern Mprgsn an
5lorencs 4penue unb Copeland Ctr.
NIT einem bon Bert Brantomp bon
Wap uno Burbant Gtrnbe gsIentten
M6belDdgen Der Stacen Wtobing &.
GsDrase Gompann. granfamp Durbe
bonn Bod gef6lsubert unb erlitt uns
beoeuienbe auetldunesn. Die pdFa.
siere Der Gar tdmen NIT benz ghrsden
harna uHb Der WsSbsIsrGetE nusse
5sa td4dssgs
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i'm liET mtnraeus
Cbrifian .frsorriA Sprsfn,

geIiebter CSattr bon Gcrciben WenHb. Epreen,
i'm utter bon 72 Snbren lie IraiterfeieEIiHs
fetten perhen nbsebuIien in Der vi. Ialifbs
airtte IS uiio 9tdce Strnbe am 5arfine ua
] 80 iibr 9taGmiiiaes. Bite, fetre sniIgsn
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8a persaaieH Sduier.


@ute 8irtbihoft. RndJsufrogeu bel
gcter RuehIauum, WoerIein @rap.g 80
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Wpm aaisrnenhpff.

ilnteroffBitr: .g3os Tino Gie III
Strtm GiDilpsrhdltnib. Ginjdhriesr2-
sd nrbeite In elmer Rshoition. :
.sae6otiion2 Qihn, bos III - no
bic Uiditdfer INNER bingstragsn mar.
esn!-
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W d n pIoa.

MoHcIcG
Giaibenl (bsr sinsn adttr hni un6
cine iHItni breansHbe Giaorrt rauht):
50 spaHf4e nsintr Gisarrs ben
9Ianb. bsa ~ tsuts tabsls
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Spbes.Hnseigsn.

2tarD am Gtenttag. ben 27. Juni 1nIt, waoE'
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
WILL YOU HELP THE
HUNGRY AND HOMELESS
TO FOOD AND SHELTER ?

Would you like to help the hun
cry, homeless men of this city. to
food and place to sleep?
You can do it by purchasing your
wod from the Mission Wood yard,
located at 10 South Third avenue.
The Mission Wood yard permits
men to earn meals and beds by saw
ing wood. Day after day more ap-
plications for work are received than
the Mission can grant, all because
the people buy their fuel elsewhere.
And day after day men who are will
ling and anxious to work for their
keep. are turned away. hungry and
cold.
Can you help these men by taking
the fuel Off the Missions hands SO
that more fuel may be provided for
these wanderers to cut into stove
lengths? The wood is Of good quail
ity and the price is 81 per cord de-
livered to any part of the city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
MRS. EDDY'S WILL
PROBATED WITHOUT
OBJECTION OFFERED

CONCORD, Mass, Jan. 1.-THE
probate of the will of Mrs. Mary Bak-
er Eddy was allowed by Judge Corn
ing in probate court here today, no
objection being made by anyone. The
only attorney present was General
Streeter, representing the executor of
the will, Henry M. Baker.
The probating has no effect on the
suit brought in the state and federal
courts asking the construction of the
residuary clause of the will.
Should these courts hold this clause
Illegal they would have the power de-
spite the allowance Of the will, de-
vising the residue of estate to First
Church of Christ Scientist, Boston.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
HOTEL MAN LEASES
MILLER BUILDING
John M. Hutchings of Everett En-
tiers Into a Five Years Lease
for the Necessary Rooms.

John M. Hutchings of Everett has
entered into a lease, for five years,
with John j. Miller for a portion of
the Commercial building. He takes
the upstairs and portion of the east
store on the street level. He will
take possession the first of next
month and, under his agreement, is
to furnish the hotel in such a man.
ner as to make it house of the very
first class in every particular and de-
tail.
Mr.. Hutchings has had fifteen or
more years of experience as a hotel
manager and is at present conducting
the leading hotel of Everett, which,
as is well known, is one of the lead
ing cities of the state and among the
most progressive. He was in North
Yakima Tuesday and completed the
details of his lease. leaving again in
make some purchases and prepare for
his work here.
The Miller building is situated, as
many know, on the south side of
east Yakima avenue, between Third
and Fourth streets and is almost di-
rectly opposite to the site of the Ma
sonic temple, which when completed
will be the city's finest structure. The
location has been considered one OF
the best possible for hotel purposes
and several hotel men have consid-
cred the question of making an ef-
fsrt to locate there.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
EIGHT KILLED
:. ONE INJURED
Explosion on Battleship Delaware
Enroute From Guantanamo to
Hampton Roads Disastrous.
NEWS SENT BY WIRELESS
TO NAVY DEPARTMENT
Board Of Officers Was Immediate
~ Appointed to Investigate the
Cause of the Explosion and Fix
the Blame.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. IT,
Eight men went to instantaneous
death and one was so horribly burn
ed he will probably die as the result
Of a boiler explosion on the Battleship
Delaware, the cause of which is UNI
explained, according to a wireless mes
sage received by the Navy depart
ment from Captain Cove Of the Della
ware, on her way to Hampton Roads,
from Guantanamo.
The victims were on duty in the
boiler room when the accident occur
red. The terrific shock sent the crew
scurrying below and nine bodies were
dragged from cloud Of hat steam
that passed through the hole.
Captain Cove's message to the de-
parment tonight said three back head
ers, numbered 8. 9, 10, of boiler IL
h the fire room, blew out, killing
eight and injuring one, who will prob
ably die, all these men being on. duty
n the fire room.
A board Of officers was Immediately
appointed to investigate the cause of
the explosion.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
GIRLS BASKETBALL
TEAM PROMISES A
SUCCESSFUL SEASON

The North Yakima High School
girls basketball team promises to have
an unusually successful season. They
showed their class in their opening
game at the Y NJ. c. A. last Saturday
night when they overwhelmed their
Sdnnyside rivals S3 to 5. The teams
appeared about evenly matched when
they went on the floor but the way the
Yakima girls played their opponents
off their feet was a revelation to all
concerned. 1t was their team work
that surprised the crowds for they
played with the precision of a ma
chine. In Miss Palmer and Miss
Doust they have a pair of forwards
that can be depended on to pile up
the score as fast as the rest of the
team and feed the ball to them. With
proper coaching the team should de-
velop into an aggregation second to
none in the state.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-18
LANDLORD HAUh At
THE COUNTY JAIL
Has a Full House But Never
Turns Away Any Who Seek
a Lodging There.

landlord Haun, at the Hotel de
County Jail, is finding his hostelry
becoming more crowded day by day.
The sheriff's office sends out run
ners" whenever there seems to be a
1essening of the number of roomers
and they are sure to bring in some
body to fill up.
Another good friend Of Landlord
Haun is N. H. Lille, who is known
as a deputy special United States Of
fcer. He is located at Toppenish
and is quite fortunate in his efforts
to bring custom to his friend here.
Tuesday he brought in L. d. Stack
house, a squawman, who inadverl
IDENTIFY gave a poor Indian friend a
drink of firewater. which is contrary
to the wishes of the governmest
Mr.. Stackhouse's name will be found
ON the hotel blotter until the next
term of the federal court. when he
will have an opportunity to tell his
experience as a purveyor of liquid
comfort.
Henry Bowinkleman, of Black
Rock, is still a member of Mr.
Hauns household, the arrangements
for obtaining bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 not yet having been COM
pleted.