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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
Delta People Disappointed.

Delta Press. Last Thursday was
the day announced for the dedication
of Oskaloosa's fine new band stand
but Mayor Reynolds and the commit
tee thought best to postpone the
event to later date. A good many
people, not knowing the date had
been postponed, went to Oskaloosa
expecting to witness, the ceremonies
and hear an excellent program, and OF
course were disappointed-and their
disappointment did not cause them TIC
look upon Oskaloosa with a very
friendly attitude.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
Tested Seed RESPONSIBLE,

Boosters for tested seed corn believe
that the campaign of last spring is il
a large measure responsible for the
big yield which is promised for lows
this year. Early in the spring, just
before planting time, the Iowa Tele
phone company called up $4,000
farmers and asked them If they hat
tested their seed corn. According tc
a report by Col. H. A. Allen of the
company, 5000 of the farmers who
were called had tested their seed corn
before they planted it.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
Muir In Trouble.

Y. e. Muir. former Minneapolis &
st. Louis railway detective, but more
recently holding similar position
with the Milwaukee railroad, is In
trouble at Three Forks, Mont, where
he is being held on charge of murder
for having killed man he caught
robbing a freight car. The trial is set
for September. Muir Is well known
here, having worked out OF this city
more ar less for several years.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
SENATE HOLDS TO
MONROE DOCTRINE
Adopts Resolution Of Warning to
ag Powers,
LODGE FOR A FIRM STAND
Massachusetts Senator Declares,
However, That No Government
Sought to Get Hold Of Mssda-
lena Bay.

Washington, Aug. s.-After a three
hour debate behind closed doors tbs
senate, by a vote of 81 to 4, adopted
the Lodge resolution defining the atti
tude Of the United States in disap
proval OF the acquisition by foreign
interests Of any territory on the west
ern hemisphere which might be used
rs military or naval bases or menace
the approaches" Of this country
Before the senate had proceeded faI
discussion began to touch so close tc
government secrets that the doors
were closed and consideration went on
in executive session. Senator Lodge
calling up the resolution declared that
its passage was in the interest OF
peace.
Should Tell Its Position.
The committee on foreign relations
believed 1t wise that the United States
should make its position known and
should not let a situation arise in
which 1t might be necessary to urge
a friendly nation 10 withdraw when
that nation could not do so with he-
initiation" said Mr.. Lodge. This is
merely statement al policy. to make
clear the position this nation will
take in such circumstances.
The resolution declared the United
States could not see. without grave
concern" the title to any advantageous
position on the American continent
I'M he nF
poration that might be dominated by
foreign government.
What is the real meaning of this
resolution, as 1t affects the Monroe
doctrine?" asked Senator Cummins,
is II an extension or further appli-
cation Of that principle?"
Says U. s. Has Right to Protest
The declaration rests on a much
broader and older ground than the
! Monroe doctrine" replied Senator
Lodge. This resolution rests on the
generally accepted principle that
every nation las a right to protect its
own safety, and II 1t feels that the
possession OF any given hsrbor or
place is preiudicial to it's safety. It Is
its duty and right. to intervene
In this particular case it became
apparent that no government was try.
! ing to get hold Of Magdalena bay But
I 1t become apparent that certain per
sons were trying to dispose OF the
land about the bay to a foreign cor,
poration. While a government takes
no possession OF place itself, posses
sion may be taken by a foreign cor.
poration that would be under the
control Of the government"
Cummlns Has a Warning.
Senator Cummins expressed the
opinion that the resolution did not
make clear the relation between a for.
eign government and foreign corpor,
alton.
Il do not deem 1t wise for the United
States to say that the stock OF q cor.
poTation owning land around Magda.
lena bay should not be held by cit-
'zens Of another country, without some
relation of stockholders to their gov.
eminent" said he.
Senator Cummins warned the gov.
eminent from taking a position from
which 1t might be compelled to re,
cede with chagrin and humiliation.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
linn Grove incorporated.

Linn Grove in an incorporated town.
II took about two years for action
necessary. TO change ii from village
to a corporation. The records of the
change have been filed with w. G
Hayward, secretary OF state. II. O
Hanson Is the first mayor Of Linn
Grove. The new town Is located In
|Buena Vista county.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

O'HEARN.-Word came to the city
this morning of the death of Mrs
John O'Hearn, mother of James J
OHearn, at Monmouth, Illinois, at the
home of her son, after a brief illness
Sunday evening. Aug. 4, 1912, at II
o'clock The body will be shipped to
Oskaloosa, arriving over the M. & st
l.. at three o'clock Tuesday afternoon
August 6, 1912. The casket will be
taken to st. Mary's church from the
train and funeral service and inter.
ment in the Catholic cemetery will
follow.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
GARPISON

GARRISON. - Word was received
today by l.. M. Hersman announcing
the death of DR.. A. J. Garrison, a for.
mer we'll known practicing physician
of this community. Death of DR., Gar.
rison occurred in Cincinnati, Ohio
where he was visiting a brother.
Tuesday, July 80, 1912, at $50
O'Clock p. m, following a second
stroke Of paralysis received that af.
ternoon at $3.50. The funeral ser.
vices were held at Cloves, Ohio, and
interment made at Lawrenceburg, In.
diana. DR.. Garrison and family have
of late years been residents of Indian
apolis, Indiana. During his residence
here DR.. Garrison was examining ply.
stefan for the Woodmen of the World
and still retains his membership in
the local lodge carrying a $4,000 pol
icy. He was also a member of Tri.
Luminar Lodge No. IS, A. F. G A. M
from 1893 to 1903 when he Identified
to join at his then residence.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08

say, was the more bitter the less ia
miliar they were with the evidence"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Five years AGO two doctors told
me 7 had only two years TO live -
This startling statement was made
by S'illm7u Green Nalachite, Col
They told ma I would die with con-
sumption u was up 20 mo then 20
try the best lung medicine and ! no
San 10 use Dr KINGS New Discovery.
Il was well I did, for today ! nm
working and believe ] owe NY life to
tlis great throat and lung cure tbat
has cheated the grave of another Nc
.tira ITS folly 90 suffer With
cousins. colds or other throat ana
lung troubles now. Take the c,re
that's safest. Price q" cents ard
Il 0e Trial bottle free 40 Amarillo
Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
POTTS
ON INSPECTION
Says Visit Has Nothing 10
Do With Mexican
Situation

san Antonio. Tex March ) Brig
Gen. Ramsey u. Potts. temporarily
In command of the Central Division,
is in san Antonio from the East the
puposc of his visit being. he said, 20
make an annual inspection of Fort
Sam Houston and also 10 inspect the
facilities OF the campine ground o!
the Texas National Guard BE is ac-
compauied by his aide, First Lieut.
Arthur II. Carter of the Artillery
Corps. General Potts was iu confer
cnco with Brig Gen. ] ". Duncan.
commander OF the department. from
the time of his arrival until h' leit
In the afternoon for Austin. De viii
return 10 San Antonio this uo.uinr
20 complete his inspection of 'H. nos'
In all probability he will review tho
troops now here.
: General Potts denied that DIS on
.ug to Texas al this time Dad any
bcarinc whatever on tho MeN.,.H s.'
uation. saving that Do YVES rely
making his annual inspection OF
some of the posts and also o.. mpa
and armories of the militia .udcr
present conditions the division com
manders are in charge oi e'or''l'n-
pertaining 20 the militia.
General Potts left Ch,cg-o IahrH.
aiy Is. first STOPPING at Fort Logan
n. Roots. Little Rock. for aU I.spec-
tion Of that post. and from Their,
went TO Alexandria, la- o. aspect
tie site OF the camp for the LOUIS
ana Guard. thence td New Orleans %
look over the armory iu thar city
From New Orleans h. came directly
here. Following the completion OF
his inspection at Fort san houston
General Potts VIII leave iol the
" est and probably win stop a. Ut
Paso, Las Vegas. a. N., viii .c the
far Western stop OF the general on
the present tour. From th1' place
he Will start back TO his heatIuart'
ers az Chicago
ON his present trip Genera. Potts
b. acquiring a wide know ledge of the
strength and efficiency Of the militia
10 several Of the Southwestern states
This years joint maueu',rs viii he
conducted by the division con mand-
/ ers The details for the INNER
%maneuvers have been prctt, well
worked out by the division Of militia
affairs and the division commanders
the latter being responsible Tor the
work done In ali camps during th'
r maneuycrs The militia of Nriz1na
and New Mexico. II Is expected. VIII
hold Joint mancuvcrs. the Arkansas
e militia will join the regulars at For
I Logan n Roots Il is expected the
National Guard Of kansas Missouri.
and oklahoma will Join the regulars
stationed at Forts L~eayenv1r;h aat
q Riley
Upon his arrival az Fort san
b Houston yesterday morning Genera.
e Potts was given a salute 'f clever
guns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
ONCE PRINCESS
SEEKS DIVORCE
Trial of Suit In Rome
Promises Some Big
Sensations

Rome March s. The trail OF he
suit of the Countess Montisuoso. for
merly Crown Princess of SaNony. for
q lclal separation from her husband,
Eurico Tosolli. was beFtn here to-
day and promises 20 be repletc with
sensations I'm her petition the for
mer princes. accuses Signcr Toselli
with having Wisappropriated money
and iewolry belonging to her In order
10 lead q vis,,ous. lazy. and immoral
life. and further alleges that durint
her absence Tosaii invited notorious
women To- thcr villa deoked them out
iu her i.uerv. and afterwards openly
escorted them tnrough the streets Of
Florence.
Signor Toselli has made uo public
statement jn recards 20 the suit, but
his friends declare that many OF the
accusations made against him ave
false and he Is expected Go make Il
defense. % is limited also
that he will bring serious counter
charges against his wife, the iorme.
/ Princess.
Princess Louise. or the Countess
Monticnos. first came into noriety In
IItu.. when she disappeared from the
court ,i Dresden and was not locat.
ed tor several DAYS, when she was
found az Geneva in company with VI.
|Giron a former tutor OF her Children.
who had been ordered out of SaNony
ON account OF his attention TO the
Princess. 10 was said that the mar.
ried life OF the Crown Princess and
her husband had been very unhappy
on O of the Princes iutidclity
but King Goor1c insisted that his
son should get "a divorce, which Wa'
granted on February ~, 1903.
The Princess and Girol nc first
seemed TO be very happy, goiue from
Geneva to Mentone. Then came Oh,
serious illness OF Prince Christian
the eldest child of Grown Prince
Frederick and Princess Louise, an,
the mother agreed 90 part with GiroI
Ia allowed 20 see her son This VA
refused. but Louise did not 20 baci
10 Giron
After her flight Louise ASSUMED
the title of Countess Montignoso, AM
was granted an income OF .ooO
year from he. former husband Tut
Countess then came 20 Italy, wher0
she had an affair with the Marqai
%Guiccardini. which caused the LAT
ter's wife 10 leave him and sue 10
divorce Louis = next met Signo
Togelii. who was a music teachc
with a very modest income. The
eloped to London. whore they wer
married In 1907. The pair have no
lived together for nearly two years
steps being ;akcn looking To lega
separation. The fact that TIE Coun'
ess now seeks her freedom gives ris
to a report that she has another mat
rimoriai veutrc IN view and conss
b ouently desires 20 rid herself OF Oh
c Italian pianist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
M'VEY AND BARRY IN
F|ST|C BOUT TONIGHT

sydney. \. $ W, March 5. The
first Of a series of elimination bouts
between heayyweights now in Aus.
itralia 20 decide who SHALL have the
privilege of meeting Jack johnson
for the worlds championship, will
Dee fought here tomorrow when sam
MsVey. the big Californian, and Jim
viii meet On a 25-round go. The
winner OF the bout will meet SAN
Landlord here next month and tho
victor in tha. event win challcng,
| Johnson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

S. Louis, Mo, March N.-With an
entry list including many of the not
ed p%rizewinning collies of America
the annual bench show of the ST..
The exhibition will last two DAYS
and promises 10 be one Of the best
of lbs kind ever held in the middle
West.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
texas IN SPOTLIGHT
IN SPORTING WORLD

Special 20 Daily News
Marlin. Tex. March S.-N it'll the
Chicago White SoX az Waco. The
Philadelphia Athletics al San Antonio
and the New York Giants here, Texas
is the center OF interest in the sport
ing world Just now. At present those
with the major league teams are prin
cipally recruits. Out before the end Of
the week all OF the veterans are eN-
pected TO Join their respective
teams. Hard work will be the pro-
gram from that time on Many Tex
as players are at the different train
ing camps getting pointers from the
worlds greatest stars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
Mean Statement.

GIlet-"Randolph IS furious every
time he hears OF a man running on
with another mans wife Perry
"Yes. II makes him wild because no
one elopes with his New York Trio-
une.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Mrs. A. C. DeUall will be found the
next two weeks or until further
notice at 1909 Jackson Phone o."
1O5-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09
piseord.

The Musician-Hang It. Blink, don't
you realize that one Of your shoes
squeaks in p fat and the other In O
major?-Life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

promp and Polite attention always.
Amarillo Drug store. a. s. Dickson.
l06tfl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-09

Seed Oats Re,lcancd-EarIy Grain
G Elevator Co. 18th and Johnson
streets. phone sd 1913 loc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
Twenty Years Ago


hoard for ,wen,y now, no,,.ar,.n r.. a.,
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
Mexico Censors the News

President Madero has decided
against free press for Mexico. He
has established a rigorous CENSOR
ship OF the internal news, so that
the papers are not permitted to print
the facts about the revolution. The
Mexican Herald. the leading English
paper in the republic. recently APP
peared with its front page illustrat-
ing by blank white spaces the eff
fccts OF the embargo. II looked as
IL large stories had been lifted bod
fly here and there. The entire night
wire service OF the Associated Press
had been cut out under orders from
the executive.
Madero may suppress the facts.
but he will never suppress the revo-
luton. we think. this way. His &C.
tion might fit into the national
policy of Turkey or Russia, but II
seems incongruous with that OF Mex
leo. itself a republic. In name. at
least. situated on the very thresh-
old OF the greatest of republics. Even
China is giving free rein to Its press.
Its great men recognizing the prime
necessity of untrammeled journal
ism. Madero's action is a backward
step.
So far as appears. the embargo
is not based upon q charge Of false
publication. or of any intentional
distorting of the facts. but simply
on Madero's notion that it would be
good thing not to print the news
of the revolution. still asserting IT.
self in desultory warfare. Mani
testify. Mexico is a sick republic and
the very fact that its president can
enforce such an order is one Of the
surest symptoms.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
In Illinois.

The presidential preference vote
In Illinois is unquestionably a
feather in the cap OF Colonel Roose-
welt on the republican side, and OF
Champ Clark on the democratic side.
Just what has given the colonel
his large majority It Is idle to specu-
late. Local conditions have kept
Illinois republicans In a state OF fer
ment for some time. and his personal
campaigning no doubt aroused his
following to enthusiasm. The ex-
pressed hope OF the Taft forces to
carry one-half OF the districts has
been disappointed, but the Illinois
vote In the convention is not neces-
sary TO Mr.. Taft's success. In fact.
in the convention four years ago
Illinois was likewise against him,
giving him only three OF Its fifty
eight votes, so that. comparatively
speaking. the loss is not so great as
1t looks. The Roosevelt spokesman
seem to think the Illinois primary
will have an overpowering effect In
other states. but this Is extremely
improbable.
To the democrats Champ Clarks
victory is really more significant, be-
cause II puts him clearly In the lead
among the democratic presidential
aspirants. Governor Harmon was
not entered In the Illinois contest,
and as against Woodrow Wilson the
Clark victory is a showing OF con-
sentative strength. even though he
found his chief champion In the
Hearst newspapers. The proximity
of Illinois to Missouri must have
given Clark an advantage, but never
heless capturing Illinois must make
lis stock 80 up materially.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
Ten Years Ago

Preaching on The Call OF Men Of
Power" Rabbi Simon at Temple Israel
said that II Marcon were to appear at
one theater free OF charge and the cham.
pion pusilist at another. charging 20 cents,
he felt sure the pugIllst would get the
larger crowd. Money" he said, Is power
and II is our duty TO get as much Of Il
as we can legitlmately acquire"
Jeff W, Bedford. formerly OF Omaha.
came up from Missouri and was stopping
~ the Willard. .'".
Frank E. Billiard Of North Platte is
elected commander OF the knights TEN.
plar eommandery Of the state Of Ne
braska at the meeting In Omaha,
A reception was rendered In the evening
at 81. Mary's Avenue congregational
church 10 afford members and friends an
opportunity OF meeting the new pastor.
Rev. Robert Yost and Mrs. Yost. About
go were present and a luncheon was
served.
Walter NJ. Wood OF Chicago and DR..
Henry B. Ward OF the University OF Ne
braska were guests Of honor and the
principal speakers at the Young Mems
Christian association on the occasion of
the closing Of the educational year. w.
w. Lockwood, one Of the secretaries.
spoke on Next Year"
General Passenger Agents Lomax OF
the Union Pacific. Francis Of the Bur
lington and Buchanan Of the Fremont.
Elkhorn 4 Missouri Valley gave hearty
cooperation to the plan to enact law
In the next legislature for the judieious
advertising OF the state and Its resources.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
People Talked About

As a month Of overflow business polltl-
cal undertakers consider April world
beaten.
A wealthy spinster OF Rochester. y. Y,
bequeaths an annual income OF ESQ for
the support Of her parrot. The party I'M
dertaking the task Of disbursement will
Eive an exhibition OF a small job absorb
Ing a large salary that ought to enlarge
the vocabulary Of the bird.
Ray Anderson Of Whitman. Mass. Is
acknowledged the champion pie-eater Of
the town. In contest with Frank Ray
mond last week he ate nine pies. while
Mr.. Raymond was able to dispose of but
eight.
A mighty host Of fashlonably dressed
women and girls Of San Francisco. In be-
half Of charity. chased professional pen
cil vendors out Of business one day last
week. worked both sides Of the street
and gathersd in S.sss In exchange for
pencils.
Senator Hepburn Of Idaho laments the
downward tendency Of public taste re-
flected In the measre subscription list Of
lace for the Congressional Record As
long as the publishers keep a host OF
dead ones on the staff the public will
continue eultivating a declining taste.
The stock OF books owned by the late
George II. Colby Of Lancaster. y. II.
Is said to have surpassed in number and
variety that Of any book store In the
county. There were e0epe volumes IN the
collection. representing nearly every
known language and subject II required
sevsnty-fiye carloads 10 remove the books
For three packages Of his fsvcrite to-
oaeco 7. II. Phillips Of Ksylor, Pa. who
Is in the Armstrong county JAN at Kit
tanning. Pa. has given two deputy
sheriffs quit claim deed for three Pet
ducks and one Virginia fox hound. which
Phillips has at home The transaction Is
Il written form. describing the property
al detail and is signed and Witnessed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
The First Round.

The first Of the two rounds in
omaha's initial commission plan
election has been fought out, reduc-
ing the list OF names from which
couneilmen to administer our city
government are to be chosen from
eighty-six to fourteen. and We now
know who is really in the running.
OF the fourteen high men in the
primary, seven will be awarded Off
oial commissions in the election 10
be held May I. II the primary we're
the election the eouncilmen would
be the seven top men as disclosed by
the order of the vote, but there is no
certainty that this relative vote
getting strength will be reasserted
without variation.
The outcome is particularly a tes-
timonial TO the two factors of adver-
Using and organizing rather than a
uceinioh uPoh any isouc' Ahr Stti-
Gems union slate candidates are all
nominated, and yet Mayor Dahlman,
against whom It's proeiamations full
minated. leads all. What we mean
to say is. that the success OF the Cit
liens union slate apparently is to be
credited. not TO its slogan. hut rather
to concentrated Organization, sys-
tematic effort and intelligent pub
licity. ...a....
The people of Omaha will now
have a month to digest the returns.
to consider questions OF capacity and
availability, to settle down to the
possibilities afforded by the range
OF choice and then make definite and
final decision.