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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-06-07
FORFEITURE NOTICE


10 John Quintet and Mrs. X. c..
iSher, their heirs, administrators
and assigns:
iou, and each of you, are hereby
uotified that have expended, during
me year 1912, One Hundred Dollars
"ofeh OF labor and improvements up
on the following described lode min
'HS calm, situate in the Atlanta
'unorsanized) mining district, Lin
GUN county. Nevada. namely:
mountain Home lode mining claim
located August Srd, 1908. and re.
o''uea IN Eook AL of mining no.
''ces, at page 80, Lincoln county, Ne
vada
III or9er to hold said claims under
we provisions of section 1924, of the
aeV'sed Statutes of the United
states, and the Amendment thereto.
approved January 20, 1880, concern
pelhg the amount required to hold
nag annual labor upon mining claims.
said mining claim for the period
euuing December 81, 1912, and if.
WITHIN ninety days after publication
"eie oi' you fail or refuse to con-
''iouee your proportion Of such ex-
: iture,as co.owner, which amounts
20 one-third of said expenditure, to-
se'her with the cost Of advertising,
our interest in said claims will
'9coine the property of the subscrib-
s's' your co-owners. who have made
'ne SAID required expenditure by term
u said section.
FPANK McMIIIFN
,,. , GEORGE L STONE.
,0che' Nevada. January rs. 1912
fse pub. Feb. 20; last May /,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-06-07
On Tour.

Inc Aetor-What is poetry of mo.
'ioh: The Poct-The kind that's al
ways going from editor to editor Wo.
mans Home Companion.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-06-07
More profitah,s

After all, it seems to be more profit
able to write good stories than to
write hair-raisius mining literature
Boston Advertiser.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-06-07
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

PI0CHE LODGE NO. 2a
sssas |. o. o. L. Meets every
Tuesday Evening at eisu
clock 10. 0. F. Building, Mai
street Visiting brothers are invited
~ d Griffith, Noble Grand; A. A.
Carman, Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-06-07

First pub. April 10; last May =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
1n Cincinnati berbaftet.
Nnrbe Ser Hoitmeiiter Wf0iQimnp
,ueld)er Der llutcridlasung ssa
$500 peroGdtis IN.

Detettip. .gkf Grim unb ole 0eists
fips Sogers uno Irame oerbafsetsn
seiisrn Rahmiiios an Der 5. uno 0ine
Strabe ben 35 Sabre olten 33olfmeiittr
u. 6. WeGilIipop, aus ZmbriDse.
pa., pelner Der unterfhlagung BON
$45O0 gum Shdben Der Durbes pcii
beftulbist iit. WeGillitDdp seiiuno
elm. oab er bel feiner abrstnuns um
ben onsesebeuen Betrog 30 turs mar,
ipill aber niht .piHen, nie ous Deli
ait entiidnb. Der 1eIhulbigte erts
Iernte Iih Dor 5 Wohen aus ieinsm
beimaibsort, bod ipiei.n alle Spursn
barauf bin, bab iid Der GeiaHte nat
Cincinnati oosr llmssbuns 'ge,ponot
bate. Geitsrn srblidtsn bic aenanntsn
genmten auf ibrem poirouillensaas
ben unseireuen poiimeiifer an Der s..
uRo 9ine Sirabe. spelhen lie noH Der
sinssianeten notwithstanding huf
ben erit.n Bid ertaunten uno fiibrteH
ben Wonn in Daft ob. Wc0iliipcn
nirb ben Dunbesbeb0roen uberpisien
ptroen. Sm Beiis oes Dsrbofttien
uurpe nod Der geiras BON Sl2O pors
asfunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Gle Neupprt Office FIR bas Sin
rinnatier gflfSulatt" bsfinoet iIdl in
go. 339 Yprf StreRe, seseuiiber benz
Guurtbanie, moielbit Heuigfeiten, I'm.
ssiscn u. |. III. biz 10 lIbr 45 NiHu'
ten slbeabS tniseseuseuommfu wer'
ben. Selepbom South 24O1.
-Wes. Deigsl., Sstrstdr Der
8abl aommifion CAB ssiiern be-
tannt, bob aouis 3. aeps, Elm Demo.
frat fir Waeiitrat i'm 3. 8iitritt iiber
Seize Green, Rep, srtpdblt lei. Gin
Ssebler bon 200 Stimmen purbe snts
bsdt. 9as srIte RsIultat gab @reen
1851 unb aeps 1910.
Sm Nppsllationseerihte puroe
Der 1oQ Der stabt Rsppprt eeseH
Grant T. Gang, in benz es lid um eiz
nen ginbalssbefebl fir einen ab5usss
fanul an Der 10. Ctr. uno grbebuHs
elmer Spssialfteuer hunoslt, an bas
gircuitssriht suriidsepieien uno err
belt Sang pas Reht, feline fetition
3u amenbiren.
4m ton,menoen Donneritag
tpmmt i'm gireuitgsridte por Ridter
yunsblut Der Gall sessn Gountprihs
ter Saptins uno Dus 5isealeerid.
8ur Werbonbluns. Die Genannten
tperben befdulbist. onseblih mebr
9elD i'm Jobre ausgssebeH gu haben.
ols rpoou lie bereHtigt puren am
s5reitas tpmmt Der 5all gsgen WoDor
5elmbolb pegen unsebliher .Wibs
rpirtbfhaft i'm Mmte" I'm ielben Ges
ridte aur 0erbunoluns.
- aeonarD Gmitb, 16 Sabre oft,
Der auf ben Gtraben bieiiser Staot
berumIuHgerHb oufgeiunpen purbe,
unb Der cine HnauH JutpeIen in jei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
sdndbii&er llaterf. .Uereiu.

Jn Der Central 9urnbcile belt
geiiern abenb Der SG,p6biide ilniers
itiisungsp<rsin unier 0oriis f.ines
grdiioentsn benrn Gloedlsr uno Der
Droiosoniiibruna oes Shriftfiibrers
Wiflinm 0ittinger feline regslmdbis.
Sisuns ab. Sn rsr MehrsobI fanb.r
Routine gtihdfie grlebigung. 4ls
nsues Miislieo rurbe 6err Reinburb.
Reineri aufgenommen. Die ginIobunJ
bss 1eutft.n Mili.dr llnierit. Der
GINS purbe dnsenommen uno beIhloB
Der 0erein iid, in Gorpors an beiita
sgefilihieit am %. Honemb. 3u betbeis
linsn. Der Derein periommsii ii6
ON %. Ropemb.r. 4benbs 8 libr. bsi
6errn !. Darn. Nls neue Wiislisbet
tdm.n perifieoeue Gerren in Uor.
Idtao. oereH 4ufnabmeseiute einem
apmmiitee iib.rpisien purben. Nh
eriranite Wi.alieosr ipurbe Der 8etrd /,
pcn 81 ausg.sabIt. Gpdier eelanal:
cine ginlanuna ots aibsrtn Dsrsnis
gunesosrtins gum %. Siiftunssfei.
sur 4nnabme. Die Ginnahmen BE-
trueen $12.20 uno bic aussd6en
Sl275.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
4astsm ,,ssD Oeuetne /.

- Die Ct. Mntoniiis Sitter boz,
8elleDue uoninirten ioIgenoe annSi.
oaten fir bie genmtenipahl: 6eiIf.
iiher 9tathneber. Rep. aeboe. Cries
3idet- et-9r1noent. Z. 9iff; i. 0ise,
9rniibent 7. Bebneper; 2. 8iSe'
GraiiSent, g9rn. NnrbeImnnn; Brot..
Sefr.. u. 8. llhIih: Syinan5. Sefr.,
!. n. Rub; Shotmeiiter. glmer
sdicmonH; 5ruiiees. @m. @arocl'
mann unb al @irf. 3weites 1idet
9rdiioent, @eora Har6elmann. |
gi3e.Rrdiibent. Sncob 2iid: 2. 0ise.
Hrdiibent, q. :. Ibierp: Vrof. .Sefr..
VI. s. llblid: isinnnS.Sefr. :. 81
RIB: Shabmeiiier, GImer ssiiemann
1ruliees. auguIt araener nno ,sreo
@ebmerer.
StootratbsmitgIieb Surrn ssones
bon Canton Iiegt i'm Speers 1oipital
in beoenflihem 3niton6e bornieoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
6 o b ingtun.

1ie Gooingtpn Office fur bas yGiu'
rianatier Gplfsb!att" beitnoet Hdl I'm
@ebaube Nu. 509-511 Mapiiou
NDenne. anssiseu, Iittbeilnnsen
unb Seiteaanssn irgenoipelder Irt
iuerSen bis 10 lIbr H6enbs Saieiblt
eutsegeusenommen. Selspbon SouIb
1854.
SoIl 8eIber unter d | O gen
baben.
Sscar Shneioer. Elm 9u6baItsr Der
winaro Wsa6ine & Sool 60. an Der
s. uno Wabiipn spe.,. rpuroe seitern
ouf 9streiben pon Geor9e 8. BIlaro
peqen angeblider unterihluguug bon
$4,000 big $500 perbaftet. S6neioer
foq felt 5peieinbaIb Suhren Jdlz
Idungen in ben 3ablliiten Oorgenomz
men baben. 8or feds Wo6en oerIpra6
er Ieinen Qrbeitgebern, Die Summe gu
erIeben, iobalo er 9elo bon ielner
Wlutter aus Miinhen, gapern, erhalz
ten nirbe. 9eftsru trdf Elm Brief BON
Carl 8ognatp, einem 5reunb S6neiz
oer's. aus Munhen Elm, iporin gemel~
bet tpuroe, paB Die Ttutter finan3ieQ
ni6t in Der Gage lei, ibrem Sobn 5u
helfen. Sierauf erfolgte Die 8erbafz
tuns. S6neiber, Der gubbaIter uno
3ablmeiiter Der 5irmu mar, 'oQ nur
IA Dollars per Wpfe SalGr err
halten baben. Die Bidder ioIen fpdbs
rsnb isinsr 9ienIt3eit niemals reDioirt
fporoen ieiH. S6neiDer be1duptet,
$500 pon Der Summe 3uriitbe5a6lt
3ll baben.
1bsilneifer 8ertdt ber
9roBgeI hporenen.
Die aenton Gountp GroBgeIhtpors=
nsn untsrbreiteten geItern gircuitrih=
ter Jrant W. 5rlcp einen tbeilDeiien
9eriht uno iiberrei6tsn bier periiegelts
4ntlageH. Tolgennss iino bic 4utlaz
gen, bic CUR 9er0ffentli6,ng iibergez
BEN ipurben: George Sbielos, feds
antlagsu pegen getrei6ung zines Sae
5arbfpisls in 5orm zines 6anobuhs
ultf gferoerennen; gIrgihaFt 800 fir
jsos 2lntlage. - SpI. Berlin, bier Nnz
tlagen pegen oesielben 8ergebens;
gurgiddft fir jeDe 4nt!age 800. -
Ben. 2ag9s, feds antla9en tpsgen bess
fel6sn gsrgebens; 8iirgihaIt $500. -
Sarrp Sdllte. cine antIaae slsi6,er
art; giireI6aft 800. - aonispiae
uno Huibpille @ifenbabn, brei 4utIds
gen psgsn Saitsns zines @eneinfha:
bsns, inhem Die 8lbngsieGIhaft ibre
3igs on Der Soutbsru 4oenue uno an
Der WaiH Strabs 81 lungs balten labt
unp baourt ben 8erts6r perfperrt. -
James y. Gobp, 5altsus zines Ge.
neinihabens in 9rosmpre's garten
Burgfhaft $500. -- Cincinnati, Ren
Orleans uno S.ras paeifn eifsnbabu,
GsIsIi4aft, DsseN 5altens zines Ge:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Ger Ieutitc Brot. Srauen Mni.
fen Dsrsin perGnitaliet am beu.
tissn Gag. in Der auftaIt an
Sieblano s(penue Gin groBnrtigss
Gudre nno 1onlinoipiel. iiir nal.
dies bic Inmen SnblreidDe hiih.
Idle 8eseuit1noe ols gsreiie &c.
iamnelt baben. ssn gerbinouna on.
NIT finoet ei;, aoiieefrdn3d,en itdti.
RitaIieber uiio ssraiioe iinb aur
1heiInabme eineeloben. Ter DrnIen
Maiicnpercin hat es iibernonrHen.
aui ieine aoiten oas Snnere oes
Maiienbauies renoniren 5ii loiien.
lie Iamen boiien 5ineriidItlid, aus
bieiem guhre einen erbehlid,en &c.
traa an er,ieicn. oan,it Die arbeitei
iobaIb ais moalih in ansriff genom.
men tueroen fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

ccrr Gouarb 8rmd, 449 Snn GiiHite
Gtrafe. @ea Gel. 476 a., Some
Ebpnt 1851 u.
- Der Wiami CLUB ities bier in Der
porIesten Raht 3ou uno seIiern nm
ipeiters 10 3on. Oiels gepobnsr, lpels
DE entlang oss 5luTss pobn.n, seris.
then fcfort in aufrssung in grpars
TING elmer 9odflutb pis i'm Wdr5;
ober cine foihe III ioum tpabridsinIi6
- 6eiratbsideins: ebtparb meinsr,
%. uno ameIia 3snoam, Is. beioe Don
6dpilion; Watbefp asnnsop. AZ, Gar,
bissr. Jormer, uno aouiie Rob 20.
beios bon Srforb.
- Gbarles Conner. ipeltsr an Der
Wain StraBe Elm GlsiitssIhdft BE-
trisb uno isine Geidditsbuter pdbs
renb Der Sodflutb in ben D.tI.n psrs
Tor, mubie i,in gsi6dft itIisben.
- gbarIes 6. Raion, Der aanbis
bat ouf benz Gitissns DahlssiteI fir
Wanor. peraussabis pdhreno Der
Wahl S10O. 6. q. Rubsr, fir prds
fioent BEG Siaotraihs. bate cine Auss
eobe bon $50.
Sobn Sdorr BON ainosnpolo
miro plbrideinlih bier ais ginnens
iieuerelnnsbmer an Steue oes Rspub!is
.ansr 2homas jittpn ernanni tpercen.
5srr 5ittOn oisnts felt l6 Sahrsr.
.GoI." u. g. 9. Stspbsns.
gountptlsr, BON Cincinnati, mar gss
itern bier, um in Der Waihinstcnz
Sduls CUR Jsisr bss .Sdool Surpep
Dan" cine 4nipra6e 81 bo!tsn. GU
perin!enbsni Darrell Sorce itsllts
6errn Stspkns DOT unb srsablte, ooB
Der Rebnsr por 5abren in 9eniee aIs
2ebr.r anssitsut uno oaB sr elmer i.is
nsr S6iiler mar Die 5sier ipuroe in
allen bisiiseu StuIen absshaltsn.
- Die GountpsStsusrn .0nnsn i.st
i'm gountpsS6usamt bssahIi lperosn.
- Gin Sdleitsisb, ane.blit Der
6dusbisnsr grrI 2spopis. ipelher pers
mibi tpirb, iutte Sorseftsrn Radmits
ia mshrsrs Shlafsimm.r i'm atlas
6otel bsim, anre.tirie einen nebtrsiss
Der, tpsIdsr gbarles Woooeu s.torie,
iopi .in pnar Shuk. lpelts vi. Wles
Cinnis psrmibi.
- Dem 5oparb Smith purbe Dor.
eeitern Dor BEN gtIas SottI Elm
Shubtdrreu bon uubeiannier Sone
geitoblsn.
- Gin unbetannies Snoipiouum
Itob poresitern abeno NIT elmer Soses
finite bem Ct. gerharoinerbunb oes
8Grtners SeHe bon Der garrtopn
2anoftrabe cine 2aouns Sdrot IN Den
YsIs uno fam nobs baron, 5srrn SsH,
su ptrnunpen. Ter 6uno mar angt'
bunoen. Gin 9.rbddiissr ipurbe por
benz Sumanitdisbsomten 5sim in I'm
tsriuhunssboft ssbrahi.
Gin Strabsnbdbnnosen, tpeldei
otilib iibsr bic SigbsWain Sirab.
Bride fuhr, rannte gsitern Ulorssl
segen bus sgiibrfpsrt pon 0eors'
Shuts, psld5er ar Der Weniee 2anb'
itrabe ipobnt uno auf bem Wese su,
grbeit mar.
- Wid,ael u. Gtepens, "a. Elm Dt'
fsrt.ur BON go. 6. %. SnfonferiesRsi
oim.nt. Rem Dori, fano pcraeiserr
I9saht cine sd)laiItdtte i'm Stntions
baus unb ip.il CT ssi!ern Worssn iein'
arb.it finben tcnnte. itsllte er fld oe'
poliaei.
- Aifter 2arlan ernannte gelieri
Sefis Woran ois Witsliso Der Solbn'
tsns 5iIfstommiiTion an Stene Dor
Sohn Wilion. ipeIAer bic Steae ausss'
/ ff,fnneu haiti
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
2otal !. 8eri9t.
Anto-llniaa.

Or. Robert O'Donneu bate am
Donnsriias Absnb nit bem IL Sabre
oiien Rid Shefflsr bon Der Jinblop
Strabe unb Jobn Smith cine Autos
sSabrt nnftrnommen, pom ipelher er
erii fpdt in Der Nadt beimtebrte. Auf
benz Nidrpeg rdnnte bns anic an
Der Rsobins Roab unb Jlorenee MDe.
ssgen einen 1elssropbensp spfohen. rpos
burh bosfslbe polIitdnbis aertriimmeri
purbe. GhffIer nnb Smiib trngen
4bfhdrfungen BACON. iDeihe Or.
C'DonnsII felbft Dfrbanc unD bic 0ers
lebtsn ipdter BEN itdotddtn aranibens
bcus tinlieferle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Bon NnssbSrissn ipuros ssfisrn
4beno be % Sabre oIis Glorenfs
0enbsrion tobt i'm Bette in ibrer
Wcbnnne. go. 400 glart Gitabe oufs
gefunben. Der Coroner. spel9er be-
nahrihtigt lDurbe, ftelIte ieit. bob bds
Wdbnen einem 1srsi6iug erlesen
mar. Die Ntrfiorbtne mar 0ropotteH.
ma@esin ron Nsruf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Ter 2ebrerinnen.gerein Sormcn;s
bdIt beiiie Hndmiitag 2 llbr in Der
@ebiier Sd,ile ieine regelmdbige
geriammIung ab. aui Der 1asesorb.
nilns iicht Elm intereiionies iiiterari.
ihes imb mmiifoliides grogromm.
Creunbe iino berslih eingeInben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
.. 81. 6. q.

@eIeaentIid, ocs Despersottestien.
ties IN Der yloling Ron,en's Gbriiiinn
aiiceintion om Sonrtas Nahmi.tns
nm bier llbr, ipir0 Men. n. g. Corn.
Gin Uliiiionar aiis China, iiber ieincl
grfnbrlngen I'm iernen Often ipre.
dlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
crprr,c.,r or1HRrr prancrons >. AuDIrrse ooxsrr..

CERTIFICATE oF1HREE DIRECTORS AUDITING CoNAlTTbk
Auditing rommittre have sxsnlned the
said
Ohio
the Sh dey ~ Oc
aars ana pusissss
~.sre
w SAs j. schmudde William bOltx.
Henry 10 q. e..
q j.
,ssrn frsnk Bsmbenneek, Fred sehmudde
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Sm 6pIpitdl iieflten bic atr5ts lsH,
eaE hid Shibler auber sin.r
aopfpunbe cine gsbirnsrIhiittsruilg
unb mDaliherrpsiis aud einsn Sdas
oeIbrud, paponssirassn bat. StiBlsr
rohnt Rp. 42O Cit 12. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

Gas III aaratipe 9romo Cuinine.
sldb,en Gie ant bic 6tenefnr bon O., B
wrobe. 5eia eias 0yz<H1e In eiBeM 1ag
bstIi Grippe In sfpet xaesA. 2sr. %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15
3au ANIMAL Financial Statement Me Dahs LdHr Bu auiUCmiV Cincinnati

STATE OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY. =.
eetary Deutscher Land~ehr Bldg Savings Co Of cl 20
business Of said company for the fiscal year
financial coalition st The end q said hM ys
subscribed before hi. day Of October
ID ~,,- i, .osoa 49,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-15

TIMER ag,nt in SamiIton iii
ccrr Gouarb grnd. 449 Sas Giinite
Gtrafe. Sell Gel. 476 a., Some
1bpne 1851 Y.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-08
GRAND COUNCIL
U. c. T.:MEE7sSO0N
DIES MONIES WILL BE HOST TO
iOWA'S TRAVELLING MEN
JUNE ST..

| Des Moines, May 6-The grand coun
Gil of Iowa Of the United Commercial
| Travellers Of America will meet at the
auditorium in Des Moines June S, 6 and
Z.
It will be an interesting and import
ant assembly of prominent factors In
| the business progress Of the state at
discussed. D..
The program for the several days OF
| this meeting is as follows:
Thursday, juno 5.
$3.50 p. m.-Public opening exercises.
Music by band.
Invocation.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
Response by w. A. RAIDER on behalf
of Des Moines Council No. lis.
Quartet. -
Address Of welcome on behalf Of the
state of Iowa by Governor Clarke.
Response by the grand councillor. D.
G. Thompson on behalf Of the grand
council Of Iowa. ..
Quartet.
Address: Subject "The Travelling
Man." A. O. Eberhart Of Minnesota.
Address: On behalf Of the United
Commercial Travellers. Manly J. Hem
mems, supreme travelling representative
of the order
q. m.-Initiation of candidates.
Ladies reception and get-acquainted
party at the Slavery.
Friday, June 6.
Official opening Of the grand council
session.
1 p. m.-Grand parade. t..-
p. m.--Bagmen initiation
. 3 .. m.-Automobile ride for ladies.
8 p. m.-Philharmonic society. Com
plcte program with 250 voices at audi
torium. --'
Saturday, june 2.
s: 80 a. m.-Grand council session.
1870 p. m.-Picnic barbecue rendered
by the Iowa Association of Travellers.
with all kinds Of athletic events, at
Union park.
Program committee-D. E. Moon,
chairman; J. L. Hunt and F. w. Nc
Intosh.
A large attendance is expected from
the various cities and towns of the
state. w.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-08
NEEDED MOISTURE
HIGHLY BENEFICIAL

Des Moines, May 6.-For the week
ending May 4, 1913: Another week
with much sunshine and no rain until
Friday night has advanced farm work
rapidly. A large acreage of ground is
ready for the planter, and in many To-
calities, In the southern counties, corn
planting has begun. The first few days
of the week were too cool for normal
growth Of vegetation, and the heavy
frost on the 2Sth endangered the pros
poets Of fruit crop, but late reports
do not show any damage done. After
the 18th the days were warm enough
to bring the average temperature for
the week to about eight degrees above
the normal. Copius to heavy showers
occurred Friday night, Saturday or
Sunday in all parts Of the state. The
needed moisture will be highly bene-
fetal to all vegetation, and especially
to small grains, grasses and early
potatoes. sa
The Iowa orticultural experiment
station at Council Bluffs reports: "All
varieties of apples show a full crop of
blossoms, even where they bore heavi-
ly last fall; the Jonathan, perhaps
showing the heaviest. Next in order
come Ben Davis, Mo. Pippen, North
western, Winesap and Grimes The
Duchess, Salome, Arkansas and Iowa
Blush are also heavily loaded. Plums
showed a full set Of bloom, but from
all appearances did not fertilize we'll.
Sour cherries full crop. Peaches in the
southern part of the state will perhaps
make IS to 80 per cent crop. Pears
show nearly full bloom. Berries winter
ed we'll. In many vineyards 10 to 20
per cent Of older vines appear dead.
Conditions are unfavorable for fertili-
cation as scarcely an insect is working
one the blossoms. The pollen is wither-
ing SO that If the present cool and
rainy weather prevails many of the
fruits will not develop.-Geo. M. Chap
pei, section director.
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HITE MAN.

VIM Angove was struck in the face
by a piece of slate Saturday and his
eye was seriously injured.
VIM. Mitchell Of Flagler visited with
friends and relatives last week.
Frank Milligan and wife Of Abba
visited his parents Sunday.
James Dougall left for Excelsior
Springs Thursday morning where he
will be treated for rheumatism.
Mrs. George Arbuckle of Spring VAL
ley, H., is visiting her brother James
Ferguson whom she has not seen for
twenty five years.
Alice Canvan Of Oskaloosa is visiting
with her parents.
The Royal Givent singers sang in the
miners hall Friday evening and Sun
day afternoon.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held
a big supper In the miners hall Satur-
day.
Miss Margaret Smith and Mr.. Bryan
Of Des Moines were married In Abba
Wednesday. They went to Des MONIES
Saturday where they will make their
home.
Senator J. L. Clarkson Of Abba spent
Sunday here.
The Baptist church gave a contata in
the miners hall Monday evening. A
large crowd attended.
, Geo. s6cSSey TeturHSu IToIIl olluluW d
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dougall of Flag
Ter returned home Monday evening.
Miss Martha Williams visited rela-
tWes over Sunday.
Joseph Williams of Abba visited
friends over Sunday.
The marriage of Selma johnson and
v. J.. Peterson was performed at the
home Of the brides parents G. P. john
son, north Of town, Rev. Anderson Of
ficiating George Burkman and sister
Mabel were the attending parties. Sup
per was served after the ceremony.
Over $50 guests were invited. The
bride and groom went to Des Moines
Sunday evening on their wedding trip.
They will be at home In Hiteman after
June 1.
Carl Linn has gone to Winnipeg,
Canada to enter upon his duties in the
station there. His wife will leave for
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SUFFRAGE CLUB
EXPELS MEMBERS
New Haven Political Equality Organ
ization Gusts Twelve, Including
Two Highest Officers.

New Haven, Conn, May 7.-Ckarg-
ing that they formed without the
knowledge and consent of the club,
an organization within it for stheir
own selfish motives" the New Haven
political equality club, suffrage or
ganization, today expelled twelve of
it's members, including the president,
Mrs. Terrence S. McDermott, and
Vice President Mrs. Augusta Troup,
one Of the first suffragists Of the city
and widow of Alexander Troup, who
was a close personal friend Of Sec
rotary Of State Bryan. The organi-
cation referred to had been named
the Pioneer Equality club.
The resolution Of expulsion de-
clares that ut has never been known
in the history of play, no matter how
corrupt the political parties have
been in the past, that such low and
unfair methods have been adopted by
individuals to get control Of an or
ganization.'
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URGE WILSON TO
CALL CONF ERENCE
PRESIDENT is ASKED BY MEDICAL
MEN TO ARRANGE FOR
HEALTH DISCUSSION.

washington, D. c., May 7.-Presi.
dent Wilson was urged today by a
committee Of the American Medical
association to call general con-
ference to discuss plans for federal
department Of public health and every.
thing pertaining to the conservation
of the line and efficiency. Prof. Irving
Fisher of Yale, DR.. John B. Murphy
of Chicago, DR.. G. H. Simmons Of Chi
cago, DR.. l.. X. Frankie and DR.. Abram
jacob of New York, DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley, Senator Owen and Representa-
tives Foster of Illinois and Curley OF
Massachusetts urged the idea.
Prof Fisher, spokesman for the
party, declared that the president has
listened attentively and had expressed
his keen appreciation Of the necessity
for public health legislation, but that
until he was able to accumulate more
information and make deeper study
into the questions involved, he would
be unable to commit himself.
Senator Owen had private talk
with Mr.. Wilson on currency reform,
arranging for an early conference to
get at length the presidents views.
Pro. Fisher of Yale, who is foremost
among currency reform advocates, Is
likely to be consulted.
William M. Martin of Los Angeles,
special representative of the Chinese
American league of justice, brought
the presidents attention to what he
terms humiliation suffered by Chinese
when admitted to this country. He
declared Chinese business men, stu
dents and scholars exempted from
the exclusion laws were not accorded
courteous treatment when they ar
rived in California.
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COURT FINDS FOR
THE WABASH ROAD

The Jersey-Wabash Railroad Co.,
controversy over a certain piece of
property in South Ottumwa was de-
cided this morning, when Judge F. M.
Hunter found that the railroad COM
pany was entitled to the right-of-way
over the disputed land. The costs Of
the case wese taxed equally to each
party to the suit.
The partition of real estate action
brought by Eunice Maud Baker
against Sarah Terrill ct al is being
heard today The petitioner seeks to
acquire share of certain real estate.
On the plea of Effie johnson the
court today issued a writ of attach
mept in the sum Of $3.50 against Isaac
Johnson. The plaintiff seeks separate
maintenance on the grounds OF
desertion