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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-04
Zapata G scapes

Zapata Escapes
Mexico City. May 4-Emilio Iapata
and his brother Eufemo. rebel leaders
IN the south who were reported 70
have been bottled up at Chiautla.
Preba, bv the federal troops, escaped
Friday with the greater part or their
forces. The Zapatistas were forced
to leave their dead and wounded on
the field contrary to their custom,
which points to the fact that they
were hard pressed by the federals. No
details Of the engagement has reached
the city.
Iguala, an important town in More.
los. was reported attacked by Jesus
Salgalo. a Zapatista leader Friday 1t
is also reported that Zapata has cali
ed for the surrender of Cuernavaca'
giving the place until May to come
to terms.
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II. r. Teasdale. division freight
agent for the Santa Fe was in the
citv today making ARRANGEMENTS
with Fire Chief Gruber about tax
ing the fire team and apparatus 10
Sapulpa for the state fire tOurna-
ment.
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Tax Leaquers Meeting.

The logan County Tax LeAeue IS
holding meeting in the city hall
this afternoon Members from all
parts of the county are here. The
G A. r. fife and drum corps fur
nished music before the meeting
was called to order.
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seton passes on Team.

Captain Seton, who is not only a
good Judge of law but is also an au-
thority on baseball, says the court
house bah team has mighty good
material in its line UP and VIII
make championsh y club
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Licensed To Wed

License to we'd was granted To-Day
by Judge Strang to H. D Keller %,
OF Guthrie and Miss Ruth Neidy, 20.
OF Meridian.
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WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS
TROOPS TO BE IN
READINESS
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO ACUTE;
TIN 0W LOOKS LIKE WAR
Atrocities PrdCtICGd on American
Citizens and Destruction Of Their
Property APouses Department
Special to the Daily Leader.

NVUTTdT
Washington. d. c. NJ y i-Thc war
department has ordered all troops at
different points III the United States
E., be- in readiness to 'TcVe at mo-
ment's notice. Tue situation in Mex
leo and along the Texas border has
become acute and Intervention by the
United States may be ordered at any
moment.
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Judoe Lawrence Quite IiI.

Judge s 6 LaWrence Of the SUI
perior court is confined to his home
on account of setere attack OF
heart trouble
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Rebels Rejoice

Ell Paso. Texas, May 4-Thc follow
ing telegram dated Friday at Escalon
and signed by General SIN lilo Campao
for the rebel forces was received IN
Juarez: WV
Complete triumph on the pars OF
our valiant companions in prosecu-
ton of the federal forces We have
ehioyed victory over the federals. -
Just what constituted the triumph
was not made clear. but at the utmost
It is believed to refer to some oat-
post skrmsh as the rebels are not yet
far enough south to have met any con
siderable force of government troops
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McGuire,s PrLvate secretary Here

EaTI " Cr0NT0N' VIC and sON
arrived last night from Washington,
d. G. They vii ROMAN here dur
ing the summer Mr.. CroXton
secretary to Congressman Bird ).
Mcclure.
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TORNADO AND
CL0UDBURST
IN KANSAS
lBy Associated Pressl

Great Bend kasr May last
nights tornado in Kansas caused
great loss to farm property in the
estern part Of the state. A cloud
burst at Albert put the whole town
under water Gus MaudoH. a prom
rent farmer near Great Bend, and a
Tired man. were badl, injured Ratts
are being used tt lay hN the resident
OF Albert to reach houses in the flood
ed district
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fight in which the son was killed
Connors, it is charged. was carrying
a gun expecting trouble.
McAlester, Okla May AT Cana
dian this afternoon. Judge j. =. Con
nors, it is alleged. was forced in self
defense to shoot and kIll his son J.
= Connors. jr. aged 27 as the latter,
it Is said, was trying to kill him with
a razor.
The trouble between father and son
occurred in Judge Connors home in
Canadian
Judge John p C0nnors was presi-
dent of the state board OF agriculture
under Governor Haskells aiminstra-
tion and one of the most extensive
farmers in the county He is an in
termarried Choctaw citizen and was
formerly a Choctaw Judge
His son. who was killed today, had
been wayward and srnnt much time
away from home. The last time he
lad been gone year and returned
last Friday. Since that time it is
said he has made much trouble for
his father and family. The trouble cul-
minating this tternoon when he cor.
nered hts fatier in the kitchen and
attempted to take his life with n
razor
It is said there was no chance for
Judge ConnOrs to escape and he was
forced to use a revolver Judge Con
nor fired FIVE shots and his son fell
dead.
A daughter Witnessed the trouble.
Judge Connors this evening tele'
phoned for his LAWYER Judge George
Porter. OF this city. who went to Ca
lnadian Judge Connors has not been
Iarrested and probably viii not he.
While in Oklahoma CITY early in
February, Judge Connors was served
with papers in a 100000 libel suit
brought hv G. A. Brewer. Of he pres.
ent board Of agriculture The libel
charge was based on an article ap-
pearing in a paper at saltwater dur
ing the session Of the Farmers lnstl-
ute at saltwater last August 70
which the former president OF the
board signed his name.
Connors lives in pittsburg county
however and service was not secured
until February when he came TO Ok
lahoma City 10 attend a meeting Of
parties interested in the circulation
OF a petition recalli~g the present
board OF agriculture and providing
for the election Of new board
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KILLS HIS
OWN SON
J. P CONNORS, FOR M E r
GUTHRIAN, SHOOTS IN
SELF DEFENSE

phone message from Caadian
this afternoon says the selt-detense
plea OF J. r. Connors who killed his
son, viii not hold 1t is charged that
father and son engaged in violent
fight in which the son was killed
Connors. ii is charged was carrying
a gun expecting trouble
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F, Ed Johnston, the insurance man,
rame up from Oklahoma City last
nj lit
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Gomez At Ell Paso

Gomez At El Paso
El Paso, Texas. MAY 4-Emilo Vas
quez Gomez, who has been proclaimcl
provisional president OF Mexico by
rebels, arrived in this city frlC y
night from san Antonio. 1t is an
nounced that he will go to Ciudac
Jrarez Saturday.
san Francisco, Mayi-I has been
learned here. unoffically. that the
war department by wireless messages
has ordered the commander of the
transport Burford to take aboard not
only American ref. gees on the wcsl
coast of Mexico, but also British and
Spanish subjects.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-16
EDDYVlLLE.

Walter Hartman returned Saturday
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in Davis county.
Mrs. Pat Smith and little daughter of
Austin, Mimi, who have been visiting
with friends in Eddyville went to
Ottumwa Saturday for short visit
with her sons.
Mrs. VIM. Williams and little daugh-
ter spent Sunday at the parental
Thomas home in Hjteman.
A number from Eddyville left Satur-
day evening on he<excursion for Min
neapolis. Among the number were c. G.
Palmer, Dave Templeton. Ray McMa-
hon, Ernest Watkins, Chas. Griffin and
daughter Mona, Vim. Saley. VIM. Hays,
T. l.. Cable and H. Ward. A number
drove up from Ottumwa and took adj
vantage of the excursion.
Rev. Martin and family have rented
the Allen property on Fourth street
and will move to their new location the
latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Balm and children
OF Buxton spent Sunday at the J. Z.
Fleetwood home here.
Mrs. Thos. Dunning was. taken quite
i'll on Saturday but is reported slight
ly improved today.
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kEOSAUQUA

Mrs. S. E. Irish is spending few
weeks at Excelsior Springs; Mo-, for
the benefit of her health. She was &C
companied there by her husband, s.
E. Irish. who has returned. and reports
Mrs Irish very much improved.
Will Duckworth has completed his
business course at the Gem City Bust
ness college, Quincy, ILL.,. and has been
spending few days at his home in
this city. He left last evening for Chi
cago, where he expects to secure en-
ployment as stenoprapher.
Miss Mary McPherrin Of Des Moines
has returned to her home In that city
after few days visit with old friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hilles of
Eldon are making an extended visit
at the home Of Mrs. Hilles' father.
Leroy Meredith. They expect to d.
vide their time between Keosauqua
and Eldon during The summer, and
will leave in the fall for San Diego;
Cal.
Charming Perkins Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, who has been visiting his
father here for the past few days, re-
turned yesterday to his home.
S. E. Irish and daughter Miss Edna
Irish left this morning for Chicago for
few days trip.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Holbert and
family Of Sedalia, Mo-, returned last
evening to their home after few
days visit here at the home Of DR.. Hol-
bert's father. W. T. Holbert.
Floyd Hutton Of Bloomfield was in
the city yesterday on business.
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Mrs. Harry Johnson has returned to
her home in Des Moines after few
days visit here with the Strickling
families.
Mrs. James Burns returned last
week from Des Mones where she I'M
derwent a surgical operation. She is
greatly improved in health.
Mrs. w. M. Walker and Mrs l. b.
Day are planning on attending the
third quarterly meeting of the Des
MONIES branch of the w. +. M S.
which will be held in Ottumwa on
Friday Of this week. Mrs. ]. w. Cheney
will also attend the meeting. stopping
en- route home from Albany, Mo.
where she has been on visit
The annual session of the Van
Buren, county normal will begin next
Monday, July Is. and continue It's SEES
sions for two weeks. David Williams
Of Winterset ]. T. Bradshaw of Bona
parte, and A. T. S. Owen Of Farming
ton will be among the instructors
Miss Lizzie Meredith county superin.
tendent, is in charge OF the normal.
Mrs. H. H. Disbrow has returned
from short visit in Ottumwa where
she was visiting relatives.
The churches are uniting during
the summer in open air services in
the city park on Sunday evenings.
The first service was held last Sun
day evening, Rev. c. A. Field of the
Methodist church delivering the ser.
mon.
Plans are being made for the annual
meeting Of the Old Settlers associa.
ton on August Is.
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CHARLTON.

The remains of Adkins James who
died at the county farm at the age OF
"A years, were inferred in the cemetery
at the farm yesterday. He had been an
inmate OF the county institution for Al
years.
DR.. G. E. Stewart and R. A. Gray
went to Creston yesterday to attend
the funeral of D. w. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Anderson Of OF
tumwa are here for weeks visit with
the formers father Gust Anderson. and
other relatives.
Mrs. B. B. Cole of GAINESVILLE, Mo,
returned home yesterday after visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. incl
Her sister Miss Ruth incl. accom-
panied her home for visit.
Miss Nellie Heiny Of Ackworth, has
returned home after a visit with Miss
Josie Baker.
Miss Iva Mckinney left yesterday for
a few weeks outing at Lake Okoboji.
She will also visit at her home in At
lantic before returning to Charlton
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rarick and baby
of Osceola returned home yesterday
Owens and brother Lee Owens.
Mrs. T. P. Stanton entertained a
number of lady friends at a breakfa st
yesterday morning complimentary to
Mrs. W. w Whitfield who leaves for
Pennsylvania.
Mrs Bertha Hoffman and two chill
dren of Abba arrived yesterday for a
visit in Warren township with her sis
ter Mrs. Geo. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs G. I. Titus of Musca tine
were visitors here this week.
Miss jeanette Ostring returned from
a brief visit at her home near Abba.
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EDDYViLLE

The Mite society of the M. E. church
was entertained very pleasantly on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. ]. C. McCord. Mrs. McCord and
Mrs G. w. Stevens were hostesses.
There was an unusually large num-
Der present and the meeting was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present. Miss
Lucille Moss. Edith Lee, Mrs. Roy LAT
ferty and Marion Sacket gave read
ings. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Bonham of Keokuk is the guest
this week of her sister, Mrs. N s..
Bradfield.
Henry Jones has accepted posi-
ton with the hardware firm of Pick
erel & Olden.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones have rented the
Fausraugh tenant property and will
move about August l..
Mrs. Cora Strange and son, William,
returned to Des Moines Wednesday
after visiting the past week with Mrs.
Strange's sister. Mrs. Frank Kussart,
and with other relatives.
Mrs. Della Mick and children spent
Wednesday with friends in Oskaloosa.
The ferris wheel owned and operat-
ed the past week by our townsman,
William Freen, will be run Saturday
evening under the management of the
Women's Civic league. The ladies will
also run stand on the ground near
the Ferris wheel.
Mrs-Fred Saville and daughters,
Christina and Gene, spent Wednesday
with relatives in Abba.
Miss Goldie Mater and Mrs. Abigail
Williams were guests of relatives in
Oskaloosa Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Epperman and
Mrs LYDIA Weber and daughter, Mrs.
Lorena Preston drove to Ottumwa
Wednesday evening to visit F. NJ. Ep-
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
SPECIALIST
Graham
Hours-9 to IL a. M; to 6 .. m.
Ennis Office Bldg, ottumwa, Iowa.

corporation, which is to be held on
the first Monday in June Of each year,
by a ma jority vote of the stock issued
and then outstanding
Until the first annual meeting Of said
stockholders to be held the first Mon
day in June, 1918, William Shea Chas.
Argenbright, Walter Brown, Gertrude
G. Shea and John B. Shea shall consti-3
tute said board of directors. having
been elected to said office by the stock
holders at the organization of said COR
poration.
The highest amount of indebtedness
to which said corporation shall at any
time subject itself shall not exceed
two thirds Of the amount OF the capital
stock issued and outstanding. The pri-
vate property Of the individual stock
holders Of the corporation is to be and
is exempt from liability for corporate
debts.
Shea -Spilnlan Hardware Company.
BY VIM Shea, President.
Attest: Chas. Argenbright, secretary
and treasurer.
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J iperson, who is still in the ottumwa

hospital
The sad news of the death of Mrs.
William Cook was received by friends
in Eddyville Tuesday. Mrs. Cook had
been i'll for some time with stomach
trouble, resulting in her death Tues
day morning at her home in Durfey.
Mrs. Cook formerly lived in Eddyville,
where she has host Of friends. The
funeral was held Thursday from the
home of Mrs. Jennie True in Eddy
Vile, and interment was made in the
Highland cemetery.
Ed Myrn returned Thursday from
Kirksville. Mo-, where he has been
visiting friends the past week.
Clarence Miller, who has been visit
ing his parents in Eddyville since the
fourth. returned to his home at Knox
vile Monday.
Miss Eppie Wylie went to Cedar
Falls Monday. where she will take a
teachers course during the summer.
The Jockey club composed Of twelve
young ladies', drove out to Mineral
Springs Tuesday and enjoyed an all
day picnic.
Helen Burk, Guy White and Kate
Hoops Of Oskaloosa, are spending a
weeks vacation at the inn at Red
Mineral springs.
Quit Powell and Ed Shields we're
business callers in Abba Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Edwards re-
turned to their home at Abba Tues
day after visiting the past week at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Al
Mcmahon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson Of
Avery stopped off in Eddyville Tues
day on their way home from Ottum-
wa and visited their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Thayer.
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Notice Of Incorporation.

Notice is hereby given that cor
poration for pecuniary profit has been
duly organized under provision OF
chapter 4, title TX Of the code OF Iowa
and amendments thereto.
The name of said corporation is
shea -Spilman Hardware Company"
and it's principal place of business is IN
the city Of Ottumwa, Wapello county,
Iowa, with the right to transact busi-
ness elsewhere.
The general nature of the business to
be transacted is dealing in hardware
and such other stock OF goods as are
usually carried by hardware merchants
at wholesale or at retail In It's store at
Ottumwa. Iowa, and at such other
nlaces as may be determined by the
corporation, together with the purchas-
ing and owning Of real estate for bust
ness purposes or the renting of build
ing or buildings for it's business pur-
pose.
The amount Of capital stock author
tied to be issued by said corporation IS
twenty thousand dollars (S2o,OOO),
which is divided into shares OF one
hundred dollars (s100) each, to be paid
for either in property at such valuation
as may be fixed and allowed thereon by
the executive council Of the state or IN
cash, but no stock is to be issued until
fully paid for either in cash or In prop
erty taken by the corporation at the
valuat ton fixed by the executive coun-
ell Of the state.
Said corporation has taken over the
entire property of the Spilman Hard
ware Company and the executive
council Of the state of Iowa has author
lied the issuing of capital stock there
for in the sum Of $16.000.0O and the
same has been issued.
Sa;d corporation commenced on the
25th day Of June, 1912. being the date
Of the issuance of its certificate of in
corporation by the secretary of the
state of Iowa, and shall terminate at
the expiration Of twenty years from
said date as provided by law.
The affairs of said corporation are to
be conducted by board of five direc-
tors who shall be elected each year at
the annual stockholders meeting Of the
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DES MONIES WILL NOT
ASK FOR TOURNAMENT

will not ask for the 1913 tournament
of the Iowa Firemen's association, but
will support the invitation Of Perry, II
was announced today.
Councilman F. T. Van Lieu. VIII
Burnett, chief of the fire department
and committee of citizens left early
this morning for Sioux City for the
state tournament which will be held
this week in that city. The team OF
four men with Fred and Mack, the
prize team from Des Moines, went
Thursday to get into training for the
event. 1t Is hoped the Des Moines de.
Ipartment will win the highest hopori
at the meeting.
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ALBA,

William Adams died at the home of
Samuel Foster about four miles north
Of town Sunday morning about
o'clock. He had just returned from
Texas where he had thought to better
his health but was forced to return
and was carried from the train to a
waiting carriage and driven to Mr..
Fosters. He has been a sufferer many
years from tuberculosis. He leaves one
son aged II and daughter aged 10.
Funeral services were held this after
noon. conducted by Rev Malcolm and
interment made at Pleasant Divide
cemetery.
G. S. Frogley of Iowa City came to
Abba Saturday evening for a visit with
old fyieNds.
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Legal Notice
Proof Of Will.

Proof Of Will.
State of Iowa, Wapello county, S., IN
the district court.
To all whom it may concern
Notice is hereby given, that an IN
strument in writing. purporting to be
the last will and testament OF Carroil
P. Jones, deceased, was this day pro-
duced, opened and read by the under
signed, and l have fixed Monday, the
26fh day of Aug, 1912, as the day for
hearing proof in relation thereto.
Witness my official signature with
the seal of said court hereto affixed,
this Sth day of July, 1912.
Geo. Phillips, Clerk District Court,
by Clara Peterson Deputy.
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FARsoN.

Roy Morrison of Eillsboro spent
Sunday at the home Of his brother
Bert Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skinner Of
Bloomfield were visitors at the J. p.
Hawthorne home Monday.
G. A. Dickey was an Ottumwa caller
Monday.
DR.. Eller and family Of Hedrick spent
Tuesday evening at the E. e. Davis
home.
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Public Sales.

PUBLIC SALE-SATURDAY JULY 10
/ o'clock. Horse. Jersey COW, spring
wagon, buggy, harness, farm imple-
ments. Good piano and furniture Of
five room house. Mrs. Edward Daw-
son. quarter of mile east Of Catholic
cemetery.
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Usually the Case.

s'I don't believe she'll ever get married"
'Why not?"
"Her friends have started telling what a
good wife she'll make for some man some day."
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HAND. HIGH
land phone. Edgar Sellars.
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wANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mrs. p. g. cooper, NV w.
Fifth. New phone 1875.
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For Sale.

TIME OF YEAR TO BUY LAND IS
approaching. Write Austin Jay. Mora
via, Ia.
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FOR SALE-PURE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed E. OehIer. Moravia, Iowa
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WANTED-YOUNG CALVES. AD-
dress J-12-A care Courier.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-08
Americans Safe in China

The Chinese revolution has been
carried thus far toward completion
without harm to Americans sta
toned in that country, and that is
saying a good deal for revolution
that converts the oldest OF empires
into republic, How complete the
empires destruction and the repub-
lies founding are is a matter for
later decision, but that does not de-
tract from the significance Of the
fact that throughout the conflict and
in spite of hostilities and starvation
in sections the lives OF Americans
and other foreigners have, except in
the most isolated cases, been safe.
From this must be drawn the in
eyitable conclusion that the in
surgents OF China concentrated their
forces and their resentment upon
the ruling Manchu dynasty and that.
against foreigners and particularly
Americans, they had no grudge. Nor
is II a case simply OF missing the
heads of the foreigners with the ex-
change Of hre; deliberate pains have
been taken to avoid injury. There
was not only no desire to modest
Americans, there was a very definite
intention TO protect them.
The character OF this revolution
is the character OF the Sun Vat Sens
the WI Ting Fangs and the other
peace-loying, progressive patriots
who, prohting by American inhu
ence and learning, have become the
instruments OF time 10 work out
this detail in the destiny OF ancient
China. Indirectly American mora
influence figures largely In the re
suits, how largely only time can tell
What our direct friendliness and oul