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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-19
WALL STREET

Market ClosinS-dA ne Sast hour tyaA.
ing vas more ectivA and while there
was not much visor In the buying the
tendency TO improve. u. 9. Steel closed
at . Ia. . recovery Of point from the
iowt Union Pacific. Canadian Pacific. o.
Paul recovered about the same. while
the other stocks all showed fractional
changes upward. Total sales. $3.50
shares.
The acute tsasiea In the Mexican sit.
uation which V implied In the manner
In which pronounced prominsncs was
ivsn TO Dispatches from Asziuo City in
the morning press was the chief fastss
determining the market tone In the
early trading. Increased attention was
also attracted TO the political situation
In Europe and money conditions In Der.
lin. Virst prices we're substantially
lower In nearly n, ths Issues traded In.
ranging from ~ 70 : Ia points.
Nothing but the articles In regard TO
the Mexican situation was discussed In
the Wall street district and Stock m.
change Hobbies ell through the fore.
noon. Although the statements vert
denied the attention attracted to the re-
lusions between Mexico and this Gov.
srnmsnt for tbs time sxsrtsd disturb
ing influence. Many Of the importan,
stocks sustained further LOSSES In thu
nrst hour undsr renewed selling pres.
sure
There was . moderate improvement n
sentiment after ne first hour. and after
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GIRL SOUGHT DEATH
BY Drowning As
HER LOVER HAD
CONTINUED frsu Pint pase)

a ch.vfssu, p,.vsn+ hsr from ,umo,ns
ia. -. 49, :. ~ .....
-. ,,ss,.. =. 49, 80. .>~.A,-
Ess JUSTICE OF inc 1850 ''
e's'S 0sse" cs""s .cau.,"'~"oss On
the p"o"s' oros0"e the" 70 esss@"s
1t Darling's dock. He hurried thithsr
himS>if and. later. was Joined BY AZ.
teen or more neishbora Charles H.
hon came IN his auto
Asssmbled IN tho shadow az q hat.
-. a.. 49,. a.. ,...,..,. 49,.
'ss~" io"s VIGIL An "ou' psssso
ana nothing happened Inc msn wses
beginning to think II hoax whss the
oough.cough Of Q motor sounded on
the road coming down fesm the town
to the waters edge In Tie Dizziness
the exoitsd watchers saw 4 biz 0lack
ca tvundls s,owly 70 thu shors snd
Of the dock a.d there stop.
yustics Dreyar vailed ,ov.,n IN. an.
tomobile aiOna. A. ne snnro..h.d ~.
slender neure Of a woman. heavily
yelled. hastily netrestsd from, IN. -.
who're she had pu, her foot a. - ont
ana covered back upon IN. ~. A.
Robert Orosie,. Who h.A So,,ov.A ,hs
Justice. started for IN. m.ch,ns ths
woman cried 10 the chau6sur. "n,,v.
on. Hurryv'
The biz car 1umpsA avav ,.,. ,hs
dark.e,s In IN. A,r.o&a., ~ ,h. ,..,,
The Justice ~ the pe.c. Crc.,.. 80
Charles Bisbop leap>d No. n,.ho,.. o.r
and after n sllsht delay M nur.,,,t Al
the mysterious auto 90 49, un ~.
car ahead Wa so,n. A ,oo 49, h,,,
the chauffeur "a. .v,6s,nv ,,n,.n,,,..
with the town ana v.. .x.,c,.,n. go.
ton a he swung into lover Main .,r..1
This gave Bishop. At the ~Jheei ~ the
pursuing car, hh chance. Knovinr a
short cut nv which bs cou,n he.d NJ, ~.
car carrying ,hs vou,dh. .,Lc,d. n.
took II and in le.s than two minnie.
tho auto OF the psacs once, v.s hlocx.
ing the Fugitive auto. ..th.
you are under sr,s.,w Ju.ucs
Drsyer shouteA N IN. oh.u1.,, a. no
clamped an h,s br.ka rh. nan .s.msa
TO Ia nonplusssd ana Ss,.S,v ,nou,r.d
wherein hs ma vioIs,s1 m. ,.v r..
siri started Al her e.., .nA |. nn..,.d a.
be On the noNns a. I.a,,.. ,,or,, IN. a.,
ana a..,rs in ~. ~..In... -" -.
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he, n...s.. IT,. =" ia d.. =" S".
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Apple Proverbs.
tFpn Londoo hsld !

No fruit has played . more important
part In sacred or profane history than
the appls. Of which Solomon made good
We in his proverbs, Stolen apples are
sweet" and "A word fitly spoken 10 like
apples Of gold In pictures OF silver"
A good many English doctors pre-
scribe an apple for either the INST OF
last meal. The Dutch equivalent for
our Two birds with one stone" 10 Two
apples with one stick" and the origin
Of the saying. "A windy year, an apple
year" dates back to the days Of the
Norman.
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vsss Net 70 ~. - Rspusissa..

BOSTON. Aus. lS.-It was announced
at the state House to-day on authority
Of Gov. Foss that the Governor would
not be . candidate for the Republican
nomination for Governor. although It
was declared that he had sunicient Gig.
natures to nomination papers to place
his name on the primary ballot u M
had desired.
The Governor has not made up hi
mind. ne aid. whether or not hs win
run Independently. He has until Oct {
to make his decision.
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question 81 sslseS's oights Raise,
n laalaaa.

s0ARY. Ind. Aug. O.-What 10 de-
clared to be the Arst nght AGAINST sx.
tradition TO New York State since the
tangie Growing out Of Gov. Suffers Inn
parchment. win be made Tomorrow In
the County Courts An attempt will be
made 10 remove Edward Davis. wanted
% Q charge OF wife abandonment In
0ossn. N. Y.
u. p. Price. attorney for Davis. an
nsuncsd to-day that he would night sx.
tsadition Of his client because the papers
In the case bear the signature OF Gov.
ouisr. Price Will argue tha& Lieut.. Gov.
0aypn alone Aas ~ yiShs y sisa ssaui.
-xA-.A>eras..-..A----.
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ChieaSs wheat Market.
GLAD TO BE HELD or COURT


Arthur Bergen. twsnty-thrss years old.
. plano tuner. living at No. ~ East
One Hundred and Fafty-slxth street. to.
day blended guilty in the Norrisania
Police Court to having cocaine and
heroin IN his possession. and was held
for Special Sessions by Magistrate
Schulz In 1900 bail. In the factory
district. In the nsighborho0d Of tbs
Southern Boulevard and One Hundred
and Thirty-t "cond street, are employed
from 1900 to 1000 Toys aud young men
1t was learned that many OF them were
using cocaine and heroin and Dsteotivs
E ?abainco was assigned 10 md on,
where the drugs were coming from. Hs
found that Bergen was selling them, bu,
could not detect him In the act. 10 h
was arrested TOR having them In hh
possession.
A. Bergen was led away from court
Do told the policeI an who had him II
charge that he was SiaG no had beer
hssA. u Mi0ht - the asaAs g ssvial
him ersn tAs habit" --..-...A.-...--
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MERCHANT SHOOTS /
HIMSELF ON BOARD
BOSTON STEAMER
Paul Kase, President Of a
Company, Found Dead
"a in Stateroom.
LEFT LETTER TO WIFE.
Made PlayUpon His Name on
Identification Card and a
: Hint to Coroner.
LEFT LETTER TO WIFE.

Danl KAss. President Of wnham
alAssmann = Co. smpostsrs and 81.
osre~s Of buns. With ofacss IN the
l1udson Terminal Building. committed
suaslds last night In his statsroom Of
- Eastern Steamship company's
Steamer Massachusetts, while On route
from Boston 20 New York. The body
W. discovered this morning ct o'clock
1.-Two hours after the steamer had been
Aocked at Pier No. IA North Rivse-by
Ohasiss Andsrson - ~ was making
~ regular sounAs. When he came 20
seatsroom No. u he found It locked. He
sps.sd the door With his pa0 ksy and
eound Kasss body. Xass had shot
Ainss,f through the heart with -
eaiibrs Ivor johnson revolver. which
vas found By his SIDE.
FINANCIAL trouble 10 suppossd 20 have
Assa che eauss Of Kase's suicide. Some
SAat the firm had had rsverses. but they
declined 10 discuss the details. They
say the Hassmann Company does . big
! BUSINESS importing and exporting burbs
TIE eMoss were closed vixen II wss
learned that Mr.. Kass v,as dead.
his LAST WRITTEN MESSAGE
MADE A PLAY UPON HIS NAME.
In the suicides pocket was found .
card Of the nrm OF william Hassmsnn
= CO.. No. SCI Hudson Terminal Build.
,nR, on which Kass had written: "othsr
m all 4
a., card were these wOrds: my name ID
Psui KAss-vsry ordinary osss. Please
sotify by phsns i7~s Audubon and $751;
Cortlandt. Mention my name and
facts.'
On another piece Of paper In the sama
handwriting was this note: "Dsar Mr.
Coroner-Don't have my body csrtsd oil
around. NY people Will take care Of
funeral and expsnsss"
A chausfsur's license. No. O.on, ISSUED
Feb. 4 1913, In New Jersey. was fount
In his pockets. - well ~ SD.n In cur
rency.
Mrs. Kass drove over In IN autome
bile from bloomfield and identified thu
body. she seturnsd 70 make ARRANGE
msnts for the burial and IN undertake
10 expected to call ct the Second pre-
sinct police station this aStsrnoon 10
he body. The Coroner viewed IN,
body and vail give . prsmit for 10 r.
movsi to Now Jersey.
ogAo GENERAL HOURS DgFoRl
Ooov WAS FOUND.
No one On the Massachusetts, hear
tAs shot BY whiah Kass killed himss,i
When the body Was found this morn
~ an ambulance vas summoned fror
~ Hudson Street Hospital. The SUI
eson said .ths nan had been dsad ~,
seel houra
WAsn ths clothing vas searched ~
lsttsrs wvrs found One Wa addreess
% Mr.. Paul Kass. cafe william Hag,
mana . Co. No - Church stree
90 the Other was aAdresssd TO MI
u. Ochulss. Room ~, No. = churc
street., whleh y che once Of the Asm.
1liss schuiss 10 IN employee IN u
HASsmann o0css.
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PILE OF DIRT UPsErs AUTO.


A pus Of DIRT alongside an excavation
In fr(nt Of no. 10 Doschsr street. East
New York, overturned IN automobile
In which Fred Rsinsking Of No. asa
Brandon street, Woodhsvsn, L. l..
owner OF the uaschins. was riding with
two young men. early to-day.
Rslnskias and Henry Lahyr ESCAPED
without other injuries than slight
bruises. although both we're hurled
from the car. George Wsinksl. twsn-
ty.thrss years old. OF No. zoe Cooper
strsst. Brooklyn. was sitting next to
Lshur, and Lahur fell on him when
they were thrown out Weinkel was
taken TO the Bradford Street Hospital
suffering from . fractured Arm. LAGER.
atoms Of the face and Deastbly from
internal injuries.
The police cay that the excavation
ana pile Of dirt we're marked BY light.
"a red lanterns.
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CALL FLOWER MRS. WILSON,
New chryss.shs... sesri.s Title
. SplsnaiA. Rlson.

wAsHINOTON. Aug. 1a-"Mrs.
Wilson" 10 the name Of . new type Of
chrysanthemum that has been developed
By the experts Of the Department Of
Agriculture for the departments annual
autumn flower show. Named in honor
Of the wife Of the President. the new
bloom 10 said to- be . magnificent speci-
men.
Other tstriking blooms have been
christened Margaret" Jessie" and
Eleanor" after the three daughters OF
President and Mrs. Wilson. The Presi-
dent and all the members Of his family
are great lovers Of flowers
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The ClssinE ouotations.

Tbs ioilowins vsss ths hishat. l0wse sad hx
pstca q stocks ios today sad ~ ~ shaa0o y
cunsArsA Nth yOlsrdAy's closing psioes:
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SENATE ADDURNS
WITHOUT ACTION
ON G0vERNORSH|P
Resolutions Prepared Under
Which Sarecky and Colwell
May Be Punished.
TALK OF A COURT TEST.
Sulzer Is Expected to Take
Action That WIN Bring
It About.
TALK OF A COURT TEST,

ALBANY. Aug. D.-Ssnator Robert =.
Wagner. president pro TEN Of the Sen.
ate. Speaker A. smith Of the Assembly
and Acting Governor olynn. held . long
conference this afternoon on 4 plan Of
procedure In the guarded once Of the
Lieutenant Governor.
The Senate met At 10 O'Clock with
Senator Wagner presiding. and I'd.
tournsd Immediately upon motion Of
Senator Trawisy UNITY II o'clock TO-
morrow.
Resolutions have been drafted for
presentation to the Assembly calling for
the arrest Of Louis A. earecky. Gov.
sulxers former confidential secretary.
ana Frederick L. Colweli Of New York
for alleged contempt. both having re-
fused to testify before the Frawley
Investigating Committee concerning the
Governors campaign funds.
When the Assembly convened at 300
?. n. Majority Leader Levy presented
| the revolutions relating to Coiweil and
| sarscky. They were read and laid
| upon the table for future action. Only
a dosen members were present.
Mr. Levy announced that . state
ment. purporting to have been made
by J. c. Garrison ito the discrsdit Of
the Assembly" would DO referred to
the Judiciary Committee for such steps
a. might bs deemed necessary. The
committee will meet Tomorrow.
Garrison II alleged 70 have chareed
that money was used to influence votes
on the suiSer impeachment resolution.
The Assembly adjourned until 1,
O'Clock tomorrow.
PLANS OF THE FRAWlEY COM.
MiTTEE NOT COMPLETE.
Senator Frawiey. Chairman Of the IN.
vsstigatinG COMMITTEES which unearthed
the evidence on which the Impeachment
Of Gov, Sulzer was based said no dan.
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A new way Of Waiting.

New way Of Waiting.
Iron the Hogwallow Ksntuckian.)
Columbus Allsop has found new way
70 Jar hickory nuts of the trees. though
the plan 10 . little dangerous, as he has
to climb up and cit on . limb and play
his big bass fiddle
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PLANS OF THE FRAWIEY COM
MlTrEE NOT COMPLETE.

Senator Frawley. Chairman of the IN.
vsstigating committee which unearthed
the evidence on which the Impeachment
Of Gov. Sulzer was based. said no den.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30
SIX MILE.

Preaching services will begin at
| he Reform church Tuesday night
Everybody is envited. Don't fail to
attend. Rev. Loehr win lead the
meetings. Don't forget the date, Jan.
28th. ss q III
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shaw, OF Gillis-
pic, ILL.,. returned home Thursday
ievening. after long visit with rela-
ltices here. .s4 es
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Williams have
just moved i'm their new hone, which
they have just completed
Mrs. Dave Thomas and, Mrs. Mar
garet Timbrel, o. New Sharon, have
lbeen visiting with their. brother and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shaw, re-
turned home Friday
Albert Hale returned home from
lSheridan, where he was on a business
trip
Mrs. Carrie Jenkins and Mrs. C. A.
Lewis have been on the sick list, but
are improving t-ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Flshman and daughter
LOT Canada. were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs, Fl. Williams Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hale were Wis
iiting their. brother Charley Thursday.
/ Henry Williams delivered some fine
hogs Friday.
Frank Flanders and Miss Yula Nc
Williams were united In marriage,
The writer extends them hearty con.
CALCULATIONS. r.. ~.
Jan. "a. y 49," Xxx,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30
D d OF co. +, INC
Interest Being Aroused Over the
Platoon Contest. r.

! Capt. John G., Bradbury and Lieut..
George w. Hoar went TO Des Moines
Sunday morning, where they will at
itend a two days school OF .instruc-
ton for the officers Of the Iowa Ma
tional Guard. A &C. ~
Much interest is being aroused over
the Platoon contest which is being
carried on In Co. F. Both sides are
working their best to win out and the
attendance at drill is picking up won.
derfully. EtF
Last Friday evening the second
platoon gave feed" in honor oil
Lieut.. Hoar's birthday. A large per
tcent of the members of the platoon
were present and the affair was a
very enjoyable one. During the
course of the evenings program
Lieut. Hoar was presented with a
miniature saber and he was very de-
1ligntfully surprised
The boys of Co. r. are beginning to
put themselves In shape for the an
1nual inspection The dates have not
been set for this event yet, but II
lprobably will come on some time In
March. Capt Ball, of the regular
tarmy, who has been assigned to the
state of Iowa as Inspector Instructor,
will be the inspecting officer this year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

, Moines by the death of relative.
Mrs. Lucy Brewer of the Arts and
Crafts department was unable to I'LL
her place at the banquet table, and
Mrs. Cora McCulloch was detained
at home by illness. Numerous la
| dies of the membership we're out OF
town or prevented from attending by
illness in the home
Committees responsible for the
splendid banquet were:
ntertainment-Mrs. Anna Sher-
man, Mrs. Josephine Farmhouse, as
sisted by Mrs. Sarah Gordon and 9th
ers. Fs4-af
Programmes Jennie Abrams, Mrs.
Lulu McNeill and Mrs. Pauline Dew
lit.
The banquet was the second social
entertainment given by the club.
The beneficial influence of the first
banquet has been acknowledged and
the fruits of the second have already
become apparent The Woman's
Club banquet will hereafter be an an
nual affair with the organization.
Mrs. Miller, president OF the State
Federation, was house guest of Mrs.
Mary spencer during her stay in the
city.
Decorations admired by every one
present were made largely with the
flags donated by the Woman's Club
TO the-eity of Oskaloosa for purposes
of decoration. .
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30
SCHOOLS

Under the auspices of the Sunrise
Club. Sunday public school, in which
lectures on literary subjects will be
a leading feature. has been opened in
one OF the high school buildings in
Los Angeles, Cal.
Superintendent Charles S. Foos, OF
Reading, Pa, has made a special
study of the school building for so.
cial and recreation purposes, and has
recommended that four buildings in
that city be used for such purposes.
Superintendent J. H. Phillips, of
Birmingham, Ala, has arranged a
course of lectures in ten centers on
child health and hygiene. The lee
lures are delivered by physicians
who are specialists in their lines and
are designed for the Instruction OF
mothers in the care OF children.
Mr.. G. S. Hartwell, of the Eastern
District high school of Brooklyn, has
recently conducted an investigation
of the earnings OF the pupils of that
school during the period from Febru-
AIRY to September, 1912. During that
time the earnings reported were S22,-
36i6S OF this amount S17,2S2.60
was earned by 541 pupils during the
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30

summer vacation. Boys earned SILL,
602.40; girls So,6S0.20.
The school board of Newark, N. j..
has adopted regulations permitting
the use of the school buildings for
political, social and civic purposes.
Los Angeles conducts special
classes for teachers for the study OF
ipenmanship, drawing, reading, arith-
metic, music, German, clay-modeling,
physical training, chorus work, theory
lof education, kindergarten, teaching
of myths, primary manual arts, ele.
mentary construction, nature study,
costume designing and parliamentary
law.
Washington, N. c., win inaugurate
"a system of free lectures in the
school buildings. Prominent lectures
from different parts of the state. will
discuss subjects from literature,
science, agriculture, manufacturing,
government, education and other
fields. "
McComb City, Miss. has in its high
school a cooperative course In which
the boys attend school and work in
the railroad shops on alternate days.
+. w. ELSE, ..
Supt. City Schools.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30
MONROE CENTER.

George Bingham moved last week
nto the Piercel place. &c.. 3.
Frank Perkins and sons have been
doing some of their moving. ...,
Bud Perkins. of Wright, has been
doing his moving onto the old Hoil'
iingsworth place, which he bought.
They will live there next year. -.
The Spring Valley Odd Fellows
had supper last week, their famii
les being invited also. &.
The East Valley, school had pro-
gram and box supper last Friday
might. A large crowd was present anu
the program was excellent. Some say
1t was the best country program they
| have ever seen. ---- -. ,
! Claude Gatten sawed wood Tor Lud
Rolan last week.
Billy Wilson bought a herd oil
thoroughbred cattle from Saul Morgan
recently. ...a... .rF#t. r p
Things at True Purdin's sale were
sold well. af
| viii Hicklin went to Rose Hill
Tuesday. ....l
Miss Bertha Alexander and sister
Lilly spent Saturday and Sunday al
home the first time for three weeks
Mike Dennie was in What Chreer
Saturday
Henry Strngfelllof was in this vi
lcinity buying horses last "Wednesday
Frank Perkins and son Ralph went
Ito Oskaloosa Saturday.
Voss Bros. have been hauling corr
Ito Tom Gatten's.
Cal Lundy was in this vicinity Sat
lurday.
Will Hicklin and family went e
What Cheer last Thursday.
Jan. 25. ID. ID.
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Come To Oskaloosa
List OF New Citizens Who
Have Recently Arrived.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Miller and two
children and J. S. King, of Monmouth,
Illinois. are new residents of Oska-
loosa. They live at 9l5 A avenue
vest The men are iiremen on the
NJ. & st. l.. Ry.
- - - ..a ...
Mi. and Mrs. c. W. Gist and one
child have moved here from Des
Moines. Mr.. Gist is employed on the
Rock Island Railway.
- - - .#--er.r. rip
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hamilton and
one child, of What Cheer, Iowa, have
moved to OskaIoosa and are living al
902 Second avenue east.
~ - - =.
Mr. aud Mrs. S. J. Bruere and two
children, OF Moulton, Iowa, are recent
newcomers to Oskaloosa and are re
siding at 6l0 Fourth avenue west
Mr.. Bruere is fireman on the G..
b. & @. Ry
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-30
REGULATE some MOVE
City Council Now Takes Hand in
Water Co. Affairs.

And now it's revision and ADJUST
ment of the city water rates with the
possibility of the city beng put on
basis of meter measurement, the con-
sumer to pay for the amount of water
used and to buy the meter. Some
time ago the city council authorized
the appointment by the mayor OF
committee, himself and city solicitor
to be included, to make investigation
of water rates prevailing, looking to-
ward an adjustment Of the schedule
of prices in, effect locally. Mayor
Reynolds has been gathering infoI na.
ton and data from Iowa towns and
municipalities and Monday evening
following the adjourned meeting the
council was called together at com
mittee of the whole to sit upon the
problem together with H. S. Howard
and Superintendent Fox, representa-
tives of the water company. The
session was held in the mayors Of
fee. Shorthand notes were made OF
statements of mayor and individuals
in the discussions and expression oil
opinion. zee
Mayor Reynolds made the opening
statements concerning the desirability
and tlc necessity of a revision OF the
rates. He said that rates now III
force were the source of dissatisfac
ton to consumer and of loss to the
water company. Members of the
council were called upon to express
their views and the opinion OF the
water company representatives was
asked. That the Oskaioosa company
Is pumping too much water, thai
there is an enormous waste and that
the installation of meter service
would tend to correct tne abuse Of
alter consumptiOns was admitted by
both sides. D..
Messrs Howard and Fox Of the
Peoples Water Co., we're asked tC
advise their officials in Baltimore thai
THE Oskaloosa council seeks revision
of rates and to obtain an expression
of their desires and interest in tho
matter This having been accom-
plished another meeting will be called
| Sewers Assessed. go.
! An early session. or an adjourned
meeting OF the council was called Il
lorder early Monday evening to tax
iup the sewer assessment. All mem
beers present. Some tax matters were
first beard and the adoption OF thu
resolution making assessment of tn
cost of the Cathroe Sewer contract
recently completed, followed. Motion
to adopt was made by Seibert, second
led by Blattner and carried withou
dissenting voice.
Some discussion was INDUCED con
lcerning the Gas company suit witt
1.-THE city to be heard In the fedora
Icourt and the meeting Adjourned I
1.-THE mayors Office 70 talk about waite
trates.