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lsfte niht gu meiitern oerm6sen, oa
Setret1r bes Snnern Sane e,ne Gnts
pfebInns maht. peitere 500, 900, 900
fir neutrality-suspicious. ausSuiusrfen.
IS wirb porssidlnsen, mebr Srrigas
ttonsbonSs ausjueeben.
@nrum IoGte @iaconiin anaeaanaeu
tperbsn. f6 aegsn isin eisenes Sntereiie
cine Gait %aniSubiiroen, UNI nnoere Qans
oestbeile in ben SOrbsrsruno gu ordn.
gen? Die iiu9iten 8sritte meloeu.
raB Sipei 9rittsl oes 9anoes. 6as flr
SrrisationsSluede isrtisssltelt lit. uns
tnnt 1T uno no6 Die 2eute. Die jett
bort limb, ibre 3nblunsen niht einsu'
bnlten permpsen. Sn ocmisIben Nrs
titsI, IN lueldlem Sesretdr Game mebr
SoneS uno iueItere Srrigatipnsnnlagsn
beIlirrportet, ertIdrt er. Die 3a1Iungss
terntne miibtsn uon sebn ouf Stuaniia
Sabre auSgeoebHt ueroeu. Wtscous
bet oatonteS 9ano. oas Ser tiuIts
liden SswGiisrung nidt be6arI. in
Wenge.
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s sdreibt iiber ibren Wann.

.Tteln Mlnn~, ldre,bt 6ruu 5reo.
8ldeI. 33l 8oIph Str. 9rpptlpn.
U. y. bat iebr oiel an &beumotismus
Su letoen eebabt. gtndoem sr orei
Monais sslssen bate. bssanu CT alpen.
tranter ia uebmen, uno tounte tuieoer
on letne Arbeit seben. @r iast. oaB
CT lid lest auberoroentlih gut fiiblt."
Gin SetImittel. peltsm iolhe ;3eue.
niIie auS9eitsiit ueroen, muB. obne
3ueiieI. bob ubsr benz @elp0hnlihsn
ltshen. Npotbeter uno @~rpsbdnoler
uerfou'sn Cd niht; rs 1T fein serubbn.
llter pdnoelsartitel. Gs tulro benz
Yublifum nur burt SpeSial.Naeuten
9eIlefert. ODER STREET. BON oen Serlellern,
Or. Heter 6abrneu & Sons 60.
1875 90. Sopne Nue,. Gbicaso. 81.
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Heriomalia.

: Or. u. o. 9ansenbad Don Beit
6eno, isis, III bel ieinem Sruoer ". ".
SnnseIba6 bier su Seiud eingetrofen. uno
I'm ielben anitli6en Saule peilt aud 5rau
y. Sauerberine pen Manuile, gsis.,
oie 81 Der StaatscOnferens Der 9harltles
uno Corrections bierher fam. als Sat.
- 6rL Meta Hoie uno SRI. Ser
TIA Stdtf6 limb III Miluauiee 81 Se-
iu6.
= 81. antpn 2inter felt ettpa 25
Sahren Elm getreuer 9iener Entel Cams
ais Britftrdger, bat non ieiner Stele relia.
nirt un Nsitmeiie 81 pripatifiren, mas err nd
ltoH leiitta fnnn. Guf ale 5dle piro e,
IN So groHe bIeiben.
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Sunerhnib nes S9eiabilocs De,

Staot 0lbtolb puroen fuQbreno otelcs
SdbreS pom Wptprrahpollslit @ompnos
80 aruInUa9eniubrer iue9en 3uihnell'
tdbrrnS drreitrt uno por BEN Strafs
rtfter gebraht. Die &erhaitaten bats
ten tnSGelommt $703 SO SiraIe be,abs
len mulen. 5ns @ebalt oes betreifcno
ben Spe5iaIpoIl5ilten bstrus fir jene
Yefipoe $500.
Gas t0nuts man iif out in ga
Groile gum %orbiloe nehmen. g8ds
INgt WapOr Sorenlsu ousu. oer ~
Nnldng ,e,ner Slueiten @dbl 10 eners
9tld gegen Die Nutos uno Mptorrao.
&aler pUrgeben lpollie
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H-5 Tcttete ieiuen Sus.

=. 2. Gin. ton 8antdm, .. lit lett
pifr Sabren oil einem hdBIihen Sc,
,tmlir on sinsm SUB. Die 3ottoren
rieInsn tim III elmer Nmputation. aber
er Iehnte oles nb uno periuhie IhlieBs
ltf SutIsn 2Irnica Salbe ais lsstes
Wltisl, Gr itrteb oaraufbin: SD
9eoraahte Shre Snlbe uno mein 5uB
lpnros boIe mteber beiicr uno turirt."
Sas bette YPitiel iur 8ranonunosu.
SdnlttmnnSer. C.uetihuussn urO &C.
;sma. 9oisn Sic iit non bsute cine
Shnbtsl. Aur 25c. 8ei ,. Z. 6 r.
hart. NpotbeItr. coer per Golt. ..
Y. SndIsn X Go. philadelphia poer
Ct. 9ouiS.-4ui.
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0iel ipeniaer Staats ; Seibilfe

IIr We9ebduien ais ermdrfet ntro, ME
ole onOeren Counties i'm Stnate, aud
Ga @roiie @Ountp in oieiem Sabr srs
buIten. uGmlid itatt $32,O75 nur $I0.s
1868. SIN Staatsibabe in WaoliOn
ilebt es IN neuerer 3ei. re6t Doe uno
leer aus.
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8ersnisunss=8 ssweiier.

Maieffic. Seben Rahmii'Hd uHo Nbeno
3auoeuiIe uno Ranoelbt Der.
Siiun. Seoen Raamittas uno &bene
Sennoelbiloer.
Spric. Seoeu 9aAmittas uno absno
gSaHoelbiloer.
eafnp. Seoen 9nhmittos uno gbeno
g8anoelbiloer.
stnr. 9eosn Rndmittas uno GbeHo
Nanoelbilber.
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SIR. Grueft soruer, elm tbatiaes

UtilslieO oes Snsos uno 6iidereiclnbs.
bat oemleIben elmer Streiien 2anoeS
pon etpa IA Nfer AM Strome oben bsi
Dresba6 gum @eldente a%ngeboten. uno
Der Sub miro 6ieles 8rdient Obne
2meiiel nit 9anf %annebmen.
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lie bis Jest in oieiem >ahre in

8isconlin re9lltrlrten Nutomobile ba.
ben elmer Wahridt aus Der Staatsles
tretdrS Office in Maoiion sufolge Die
3dbl 34,170 erreidt unO an suitdnoi'
ger Stsle reduet man oamit, oaB am
S6IuB otsies &ed)nunssjabres i'm oan'
gen $4,000 8rdflma9en re9iltrirt lein
lperben. Sm &oriabre tuaren IS 10000
@ngen peniser.
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Stbt Dallcn Sie
Nnf, Nas ldl iQQt,

2ie NtebrSahI Der ietjgen Suiten.
NiIttel entbnlten lturte uorfptiite Se.
ltanotheIIe. Gines sibt eS ieooh. mel.
tes abloIut nihts berdrtiaes entbdlt.
&ttlsS 1T Nte beribnte @rop's Ytrbu
SANTA 9ulen'9ur. Sic tunren oieie
Den Snnaen. oen M;.t'lidbriesn, unO
esn )hipddIlher A!isu s.naebeu. pans
ote 9srin9lie @einhr. llno osanoh lit
DE Ss,ltralt mertpiroi9. ia number.
bar. es 1T Ole %sissntbimIite ,3ulam.
m%snlseuns 9%sluilisr Mseicamente. fuelte
Die erltannItts @lrtuna beroorbrinet.
Us IT bis leet nitts sriunoen. meldleS
Ihm 9Ieihtpmmt. Sulten III turirsn.
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GORdreS g.

oSn Neilmamfee." ihreibt oas
SOurnal", miro iiberaa 9eutih
seiprOhen, nusgsnommen i'm .Eeut'
ihsn &lub". 0os 9sIe9entlih aud
auBerbalb Milmautees uOrtommen loa.
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Soot IN cimem a~ornfefo uabe

Spdrta wurbe SrainsrO 8ecoro an
Samiiag MtOrsen ~sefunben. ME Dor.
Dem berthtet. 2tber er mar n d. t
Der 8ater BON 5rau Senrp @ilss, Der
seldieoenen 6rau zines bislisen Stra.
Benbabn'@ onOufteurs, Die lib befannt.
lid fur5lt6 ourd einen S6u6 uerluuns
oete. &ecOrO mar einem S6luganfaQ
erle9en, iuie cine lpdtere llnterlu6uns
er9db.
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s,br aoloenes s,udsei.s. Subj.

ldum f%eierlen 6ieier Gage or. un6 5rau
5rant 2api 3. 915 SID 5. StraBe,
72 uno begin. 70 Sabre alt. Sr.
2apiB 1T felt 80 Sabrsn in Der Mibsl
Brnuerri angeltelt uno flbrte fribsr
sinen Na9emeinlaoen.
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geober Itanmen Die Snoianer ?

BEN &reiien Ser
4ntbrcpOiogen be-
iiehen ltOn lan9e
9wrlfel b%oriber,
pb DIE americans
iheu Snoidner
lbre urbetmaib i'm
Yan0e bdben. Mtan
ntmnIt ulelmebr
an. oab il, in pers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-07

/ msIten &relien ut
a%uspOinunt 0
ben, oaB in bieiem
Serbit bic &epieL
in @iscOniin auf
oeln Booen psrfaus
Ien. wdbreno iie in
BEN Stcoten CUTE
9rsiis ~brinsen.
Selbitueritdno d
iinO oieie Nepfel
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~ User @eIoer Sl nGBisen 8inien ler
ben me- hte. einen UerInBlIden &utp9eber Tar
9eeos dno Nortgaees brauft. oosr @elo
nuf CUTE Siferbeit auSieihen mill, pence
lin an VI. 5. Sidlih. 203 g. 4. StraBe.
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Cine Gaiie bon Sabner mur.

Cine TaIIe BON 6ibner mprs
benOer aOtern idsint ga Grone elesu'
tbimiih 5u lein, ME nirgenoS lOnlt.
8erleIbe Softer, Der in nenerer ,3eit
bunosrte pOn 6iibnern in Stallen Der
Sloifite umbrndte. 1T INNER nod an
Der &rbeit Obue oaB man i'm ermilhen
lam. Sbre Iebte SbanOtbnt peril6te
Die Bette I'm 6iibnerltulle BON GILBERT
9o9an. 1924 iuol. 16. Sir. 100 CT ale
Is Qubuer erUiirgte.
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of AppIicntiOn TO County Court
A OF,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court, La Crosse, County,
IN PROBATE
Notice isherchy given that at a speeial term of the
County Court. TO he held in and for laid County. at
the ourt House, in the City of La Crtsse, in said
q unity, on the 3rd Tuesd y. bsing the 18th day Of
Novrmner. 4 u 1918, at ten O'Clock A NJ, the
following matter will be heard and considered:
The Application of Julius TIL no., Ia admit to
probate the last VII and testament Of August
Throw, e OF The Town of Ra, r, in said c unity
Of la Crosse, decea ed. and tina letters OF sdmiui-
str ton with vi annex d of tne e>ta e of said
deceased be gran ed t said Julius Tnurox,
By order Of the Cour
JOHN BkINDLEY,
COunty Judge.
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tF- Ser bette &utidlen. uno @epdd.
pa9enoienit in fer Stnot wtro Shnen pom
Der atema y @itu 3ranAfer 6 0.
geliefert. Gbones 17y.
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@efAGftasWpfiaen

~ &c. SanNuten. Seriherunss.
Nsrnt; 8iirsfhaits' ODER Sldsrhets.B onbs
32s 9enrl StraBt.
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Mitbr Welo fir Srrigations=
Suefe.

) 1T ei9entbamtit.
boB geraoe JEST,
mo Die 6duptsr
bes Srri9atjOuss
Depart e mentS
unb Der intPreis
iirten tpeitliden
@iienbo bnen sus
seben, buB tie Die
Srri9ationspros
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WcueIfe Nn3elQeu.
alsius Spesialan,cigsn foftcu:

1e @frts ~&trlarat". ~Sr beriarfen" .Su Der
%eje,beU" .4SartHer ueridnst" II. I, NJ. lem it he
d~oorelieH iiHb Elm gheiI Der NnSsiGeu unb mliisn lei
8reiss5etetnuna ais &orie mitae,dbIt Deroeu.
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@istOniiner aepfel nno Der
Marft.

n fpeiten 6reiien III
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350.ON0.W
COCOON 20
~49.033.56
is. Ut.u0
y. 100000
est p'al.00
3.154 40. 4
St.7i0. O5.S
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
WEST POINT.

Mrs. Joseph Reinstein, ST., of Fort
Madison, visited Tuesday with/her son
Joseph and family.
Mrs. George Luegerne and children
Of Fort Madison, are visiting the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Dohman ....#
Mrs. Emma Daube is spending few
days in FIT. Madison with her daugh-
ter Miss Viola Daube. a -
The members Of the boys. band gave
the Deacon's second wife at the opera
house Monday evening. Standtng
room was at a premium the attend
ance being estimated at 500. The
three act comedy was we'll given, each
participant carried their part without
a mistake. The total receipts amount
ed to s93 The same play will be CIV
en- at the town hall at ST. Paul Fri
day evening.
Miss Mary Best has returned to her
home In Donnellson after visit with
Mrs. Kreekenbaum.
Miss kathryn Klopfenstein visited
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
HILLSBORO.

Mrs. Margaret Eyre returned Mon
day evening from Osceola where she
has been helping care for the children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eyre who have
been very sick the past two weeks.
John Talman is visiting his sitter
Mrs. Dow Boroff in Nebraska. s.s
Rev. Swift of Canton. Mo-, purchas
ed at the Christian church Sunday
morning.
Miss Clara Stein who has been
teaching domestic science class at
Big Mound and visiting her sister Mrs,
Rex Leffler left Monday morning for
her home near West Liberty.
Rev. Bishop went to Mount Pleas.
ant Monday evening for short VISIT
Mrs. Mary Rease Miller was taken
to the Keokuk hospital Monday and
was operated on Tuesday for append.
citis. ~ e@
Mrs. Angeline Coulee returned few
days ago from two weeks stay at her
home near Birmingham. a..
Dennis Ramey who he's been work.
mig in the Copeland harness shop left
Tuesday for Packwood.
T. G. Harper Of Burlington, talked
to an overflow house for the mems
club Tuesday evening.
Gus johns went to Fort Madison
yesterday morning.
A twelve pound boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Boley Wednesday,
Jan. 20.
Will Ferree returned to his home
here Monday morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mccoy Of
Whitebreast township are rejoicing
over the advent of daughter at
their home on Tuesday, Jan. IA.
Dwight McGaughey of Denver,
Colo, has returned to his duties after
a few weeks visit with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. J. McGaughey. ra
Dr. r. NJ. Throckmorton has CONS
to Des Moines to attend meeting OF
the medical and state board Of health.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Shint of Hazne.
Ark, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
A. Wilson, en- route home from a visit
with relatives in Milo.
S. w. A. Graves of Indianola has re-
turned home after brief visit with
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Hickman, and
other relatives. e.. r.
Lee Owens has gone to New York
state on business connected with tbs
estate of his father, the late A.. 9.
Owens.
Mrs. Monte Norman and baby, o!
Des Moines have returned home after
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Penick, and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Franklin have
gone to Franklin, Pa, for few
weeks visit with relatives.
Contractor e. A. Guilford, who is
now engaged In work at Montrose.
has boen spending few days here
hooking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ady have re-
turned from Chicago where they had
been called by the death Of Mrs.
Ady's mother.
Miss Grace Burgett has returned
from weeks visit with her parents
at Oakley. s.s-ar =.
DR.. Geo. May Of Audubon Is visit
in Benton township with his mother
and other relatives and friends.
J. C. Seward. who has been i'll for
some time with heart trouble and a
complication Of diseases, Is reported
in q critical condition.
Miss Anna MCGEE Of Melrose,, is
spending a few days with friends In
this city.
Allen Hervey is spending the week
in Council Bluffs with his sister, Mrs.
Mary Edison. 49,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06

with relatives in Burlington Monday
and Tuesday. il.
Miss Marie Eickmyer of Fort Madi-
son, visited recently with her sister,
Mrs. George Pogge.
Mrs. Magdaline Kiener of Fort Madi-
son is visiting her daughter Mrs. VIM.
Vonderhaar.
Mrs. Marie Boerger has been visit
ing a few days in Weaver and Bur.
lington.
Miss Wilhebimina Able of Fort
Madison, visited relatives here the
first part Of the week.
| Miss Appelone Geers left for Dubu-
que where she, has accepted position
as housekeeper for Rev. Father Boed.
ing. Rer mother Mrs. Elizabeth Geers
accompanied her to Dubuque.
| Miss Kathryn Schwartz who has
been visiting her mother the past two
weeks returned to Burlington Friday.
| Mrs. Frank Grabenschover of
IAgency arrived Monday for visit
; with her mother Mrs. Merschman and
other relatives.
Rev. J. NJ. Click Of Salem, Mo-, who
recently occupied the pulpit at the
Presbyterian church has accepted the
cali extended to him by the three
churches, West Point, Memorial and
Argyle He will begin his work April
II.
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Jesse Benge, paying 5000 each

Jesse Benge, paying 5000 each fol
them. s,.@rs.
On Feb. 28th Bloomfield Encarnp
ment No. II. I. o. o. f., will have a
grand meeting to initiate twenty new
members and enjoy banquet. Grand
Patriarch e. E. Lambert Of Newton
will conduct the initiatory ceremonies
and deliver a lecture. @
Mrs. s. H. Rogers and children
have returned from Lancaster, Mo.
where she visited her sister, Mrs
Frank Saner.
T. B. Turpin was visiting in Belk
nap Friday.
Chas. McAlester Of Amboy, ILL.,, ia
visiting his brother Yes.
Earl Swank of Moulton Is visiting
his mother. Mrs. F. Swank, and his
brother Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pittman gave
big Unfair dinner "Wednesday fol-
their son Charley and wife, who re-
turned from their wedding tour. They
were married a week ago.
There are $500 mutual telephones
in Davis county. 772 being in Bloom
field E
The Christian Endeavor workers Of
the Presbyterian church will be en-
tertained by lecture by Miss Laura
Marquiss Of Rock Island.
. Lloyd McMains has returned from
Dixon, where he was employed by
the Clinton Bridge Co., of Clinton.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Lu
cas-, daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
BLOOM FIELD.

James Montgomery has arrived
from Rock Island. ILL.,. to visit his
brother, o. E. Montgomery.
Hon. Frank Messer, prominent
young attorney Of Iowa City, is visit.
ing friends in this, his former home.
T. A. Goodson has bought the fine
Gibbons home, one block south Of the
southwest corner Of the square, and
will make It all two stories and add to
it and beautify 1t in many other ways.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hoffman, son.
The Nazarenes have closed their
meeting for the present.
The Pulaski Press discontinued
this week and the equipment will be
moved to Eldon by Editor Davis
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, q
son.
E. r. Shoemaker OF Waterloo was
in the city Monday buying Jersey cat
tie. He bought five OF Walter Hon.
man, three OF them being yearling
heifers. He paid $50 each for them.
He also bought two Jersey cows Of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06

FOR SALE-WILLOW BROOK ROSE
Comb Red cockerels. Have "a good
irds from r. I.stock direct. Price
50 and 81. Mrs. W. B. Yost, Liberty
vile, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
Instructions by the Court

William Rutherford Watts, tariff expert Of
Kansas City, said in a recent address:
1.-THE average tariff argument is amusing in
its ignorance It reminds me Of certain Kan
sas City police court. / -~~a
A policeman rose in this court to testify
against prisoner.
"eWot's this here teller charged with?'
the magistrate demanded. r. ~ .@>
".Bigottry, judge the policeman answer
ed He's got three wives.
"Threev cried the magistrate. why, you
ignoramus that amt bigotry. That's trigo-
nometry!" 49,.
# Do you use the Courier Want Ads? =Ss
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
Eggs and Poultry.

SEND POST CARD FOR MY BUFF
Orpington mating list. Stock for sale.
C, D. Giltner, Ottumwa, r. One.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06

FOR sALE-ONE 1912 PAIGE TOUR
ing car, one 1911 Buick touring car.
one 1911 Cadillac touring car. All
are as good as new dnfully gaur-
teed. Ottumwa Auto Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
Get License at keokuk.

Keokuk, Feb. Otto H. Saltzsaver,
age 50 years, OF Croton, Iowa, and
Adeline Reniker Harlan, age So, Of
CrOton, secured license to marry ct
the clerks office Tuesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
CHARLTON.

Roy Long Of Cedar township has
gone to Western, Neb., for an ex-
tende dvisit with relatives.
Miss Della Moon Of Pleasant town
ship has returned from an extended
visit in Keokuk with her brother. e.
l.. Moon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06
For Sale.

FOR SALE READS YELLOW DENT
high grade selected seed corn. On
the ear or shelled. G. w. Morrow,
.Douds-Leando, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06

FOR SALE-PLENTY OF COAL AT
Betterton banks. 50 bushel, Sc; small
o. lots. loo.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-02-06

FOR SALE. MAMMOTH BRONZE
turkey Toms, % to 81 pounds. $500
and $e.Oo-Ada Miller Selma Iowa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
CAR LINE EXTENSION
is NEAR COMPLETION
Utah, Light g. Railway Company Is
Making More Costly Improve
mentS

W. +. Blodgett. assistant secretary of
The Utah. Light. g. Railway company,
said yesterday that the Bountiful OK
tension of the system has reached Cen
terville and is so near completion that
1T will he ready 10 go into commission
as soon as machinery for the Bountiful
sub-station shall reach here.
At the present time the company is
making Gil for the new line north of
Warm Springs, between the Jones place
and the -four mill. and while this is go
ing on horse-drawn carry all is being
used 10 transport passengers ou the
North Salt Lake lire between those two
points. The carry-all, however. is used
only between in the morning and $40
IN the evening, after which
lively light, 40 that little incon.
yenieuce is experienced by passengers.
Cars at either side Of the fiji are being
operated, keeping up continuous trip
rs usual, the horse drawn vehicle MAX
ing tho necessary connection tcmporar-
ily. The work will bo completed in a
few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
OPPOSITION VOICED
To CITY OWNERSHIP
Engineers Argue That Great
Outlay Would Make 1t
Improbable.

Municipal ownership Of some public
utilities, in their present imperiect
state of development, would not pe VI
advantage to- the people, because Oh .ne
enormous amount Of money required io'
their installation and perfection, ac-
cordinp TO views expressed last night
at the regular monthly meeting or Tue
Utah Society OF Engineers, which was
held in the Mining and Stock Exchange
building,
Chief Engineer Chevers Of the Otsh
Power g. Light company had oehVereu
p talk on electrical transmission, nah
ING special reference to the ldaho-utah
lines now being installed by his com
pany when the meeting. was gwen over
io General discussion. In tne courSe
this. several members pointed TO Cne
stupendous outlay of money required
in building the power plants and trans
mission lines necessary 10 supply Ipe
market in the immediate vicinity OF
salt Lake. From the showing, made III
was argued that such an nndertaSihS
would be unprofitable to the mnn1ci-
pality. and .nat there were many otner
public utility enterprises equally pc
yond the reach OF the municipal treas
urY, =, ,,
Tn his interesting address, Mr.. Che.
yers said that the ultimate purpose or
his company was to install double
line Of steel towers 135 miles long, each
carrying two circuits of copper wire
rIye.eipnIus of an inch in diameter,
which would transmit from Grace, Ida
no, to Salt Lake total of 100000 kllo-
watts of electrical energy, with loss
of but 3 per cent, The first llne,, he
said, would be ready within. few
600, as against the ~ 900 now in use.
Out OF | i 900 kilowats now transmitted
there was au average loss of 1000 kilo'
watts. but the higher voltage and I'M
proved transmission would reduce the
leakage from all causes to about per
cent.
The company is putting in a dis
tributine sub station six miles west of
the city which will cover eventually
about eight acres of ground. From
this noint the voltage would be lowered
diate
In view Of the fact that the engi-
ueerlnp societies Of Boston and Detroit
had oiveu notice Of intention to With
draw from vhe united societies, thus re-
ducipg the national membership to
about one-half. 1t was decided by the
meeting that the executive committee
of the Utah society give notice of sim
liar intention Of withdrawal. In this
connection, it is probable that the local
society will in the near future decide
to publish its own technical journal in
this state.
Last night IS meeting was an inter.
esting one, and at next month s ses-
sion it is proposed to discuss matters
appertaining to municipal water supply
installations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-18
HINES SUPPORTERS
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
Organize to Get Out Vote; Many Vol
unteers Offer Services for
Election.

Hines supporters met last night at
the city and county building TO plan
methods of getting ont the full vote
for Frank L. Hines for commissioner
at next Tuesday S election. 1t was an
nounced that 1913 volunteers had prof
fered their services to the Hines cam
paign committee for election day, They
will be furnished with Hines badges.
At last night IS meeting addresses
were made by II. s. Joseph, campaign
manager; I. J. Starbuck, ". R. Hutch
insou, former Councilman Joseph
Preoee, A. L. Hamlin. c. F. Christensen,
Robert Oehler. Frank Mathews, John
Sullivan and others. All the speakers
opposed any plan of combination and
said that their candidate was in better
shane TO win by running independently
Mr.. Joseph said that, at the very least,
Mr. Hines would poll between $500 and
5000 votes. which he believed would
be ample to carry the primary elec-
tioG.
Mr.. Hines addressed the meeting,
and dwclt particularly on his plan to
establish municipal baths at the Hot
springs. This plan was indorsed by the
meeting.