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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Come To Oskaloosa
List Of New Citizens Who
Have Recently Arrived.

Mr.. and Mrs, Eli Duncan of Ever.
list, Iowa. are now residents of Oska.
loosa. They are residing at 1901
High avenue west. Mr.. Duncan is a
.teamster and is employed by the city
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Mr.. and bars. Henry Horn and two
children, Gladys and Paul. of Kansas
City. Mo, have just come TO Oska-
loosa and are residing at 305 c ave.
nue. west.
Mr., and Mrs. w. B. Benson and
two children, of Clemens, Iowa, are
newcomers to Oskaloosa and are liv.
ing at Ills First avenue west Mr..
Benson operates barber shop at COL
High avenue west.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Close and one
child, of Marshalltown, are now resi-.
dents of Oskaloosa. They are living
at 915 A avenue west. Mr.. Close is
ticket agent for the NJ. & st. l..
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Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Gibson. OF Fair.
field, are new residents OF 0skaloosa.
They are located at 81 II avenue
west Mr.. Gibson is employed at the
Underwood candy factory as ice
cream maker.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradbury and
four children. OF DenIson. Iowa. have
located Ia Oskaloosa. and aro living
At 4i5 B avenue west Mr.. Bradbury
~ employed with Wayman a Son,
Commission Hous9
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
CHANGE IN THE ROADS
Supervisors Take Action on Petit
tons for Alterations.

In accordance with the regulations
of the new good roads law, the Ma
haska county Board OF Supervisors
have taken action in regard to the
petitions presented to the board, ask
ing for changes in the county road
system as laid out by the board. Six
petitions We're presented and four
changes were made In the system as
plated In two OF these changes,
additions were made TO the system
and the other two instances We're
merely alterations in two of the roads
az formerly plated which the board
deemed advisable. The changes
made were:
Road north from New Sharon
to county line on Grinnell road, add.
ed.
Road to Barnes City branching
off from What Cheer road at East
Valley school house in Monroe town.
ship, added. .. w..
3-Spur east out of county from OF.
Itumwa road between Sec. "a and 25 in
Cedar taken off, and road directly
east out OF county from Fremont
added. No change in mileage.
Road changed in Jefferson town.
ship. Instead Of going south from
White City and then west, the county
road will go west out of White City
one mile and then turn south to in.
tercept road as formerly plated.
These changes add several miles to
the total mileage of the county road
system as previously laid out, but this
addition is made possible by the fact
that the maximum limit Of Is per cent
of the total mileage in the county was
not nearly reached in the former plat
and these changes still keep the total
safely within the limit.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Washington Il. S. Graduation,

Washington, May 24.-The com.
mencement exercises of the Washing.
ton High school will be held in the
Graham opera house next Wednesday,
May 28. The class play was put on
Tuesday evening to a full house. The
Rev. Dr. U. s. Smith OF the local NJ. E.
church will deliver the baccalaureate
address to the class Sunday evening
in the Second U. p. church. The
class banquet will be held next Thurs.
day evening in the High school as
sembly room. Forty-one young peo-
pie comprise the class of 1913.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Farminoton Girls Seriously Hurt

Pennington, May 24.-Rock Island
passenger train No. 40 struck a bug
gy containing three persons near here
yesterday. The vehicle was crossing
the track and the driver did not see
the approaching train. The occupants
of the buggy were thrown to the
ground. Miss Hazel Kerr, one of the
girls, escaped with but few bruises,
while Miss Edna Cattleman was bad.
lily injured about the head and face
Ivan Slice, who was driving, received
several minor injuries. The young
people were removed to Pennington
where medical attention was given
them. All three will live. The horse
ESCAPED, but the buggy was badly
damaged.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Great Great Grandmother.

Des Moines, May 24.-Mrs. Mary
Hall, aged so, of Highland Park, a
suburb OF the city. is happy today,
for this morning she received word
that she is great great grandmother.
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of her great grandson, r. II.
Dillon. farmer living near McCalls-
burg. Iowa Mrs. Hall, who has been
a widow for thirty years. has two
children, five grandchildren. four
great grandchildren and one great
great grandchild.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
oayliqht ROBBERY.

Chicago. May 26.-Robbers early to-
day smashed plate glass window in
the jewelry store OF Lieboldt & Co.
on State street In the heart OF the
shopping district. and escaped with
watches and jeweIry valued at 5000.
The robbers were discovered by a
porter 1t the Palmer Hotel In the
same block two hours later. The
police took into custody man whose
|hxnd was badly lacefated and lacked
|as X Il had been through 4 broken
window glass.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
A Fine Strina OF Horses.

Mason City. May Horsemen of
the Cedar Valley circuit. who have
visited this city during the past few
days, say they never saw as fine
string of horses on race track than
those entered in the Cedar Valley
circuit, which will open at Mason City
June 80 and 5: at Waverly June 10.
IL and ~; at Marshalltown June n,
Is and 10: at Perry June "a, Is and
&c; at Des Moines July 8. and 5.
Among the horses is Vice Burns, en-
tered in $4,000 with of futurity and
soon TO be shipped to the John f.
Madden stables at Lexington. KY G.
A. Niles is here from St. Paul with a
string OF fast horses and a car load
is expected soon from Oklahoma and
will make fifty horses on the track
here.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
To Fig ResponsiblIitx.

Long Beach, CAL. May 20 With
the total death list as the result OF the
Municipal auditorium collapsing now
put at IS, the city and county authori-
ties today made final preparations for
the inquest. The district attorney
also expects TO make a grand Jury in.
vestlgation In order 70 nix the crimi-
nal responsibility for the disaster.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
PLANNING Good Roads.

Mason City, May 26.--Dean Mars
ton, of the State College at Ames, Is
here today investigating the good
roads question with j. w. Holden.
member of the State Highway Com
mission. Dean Marston will confer
with county officials for plans OF $50
miles Of firstclass roads in this coun-
ty.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Youna Farmer Kills Self.

Batavia, May 24.-Earl Wilson, a
young farmer about thirty-five years
of age, committed suicide mere in the
Hood cafe by drinking carbolic acid
at o'clock last night He leaves a
young widow and a mother.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Explosion Causes st0o COO Fire.

Kansas City. May 26.--Fire caused
by an explosion OF gas and gasoline In
the Dowd Furniture Company store
early today destroyed the Miller build
ing and caused loss OF 100000.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

Parting. you know. IL sweet sor-
row." said Browne. Not always"
replied Towne Guess you never
had quinine capsule part just after
yoa put II in your mouth. did your"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29

Members Lf the Philathea Class o.
the Christian church Sunday schoo
had pleasant social at the home o.
Mrs. George Cruzen, No els South
A street, Friday evening, with gooC
attendance, something doing every
minute, and Mrs. Cruzens gracious
hospitality in evidence at every turn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
Special Nugget Service.

MENtCo CITY. pc,. 2i. i'rcsi'I"n' Huerta today called t conference of the reprcsrniJtN h all ih" f"'''ir i' governments ha, ing JipI"m:,iir agents here with the exception "t ihe tnii" States r.rrescniatN and in l"n@ address he on, tined his gri"N-nc"s against h,. Washington government.
 In the cntirs,. f his address he saii that the action "f ,h" lnIttd Stnics in not recognizing him had driven from IL all ihr support "f the foreign governments and that if Washington persisted in us attimlr il would ht'i to but one thiug. thr 'ii-recar'iinE "I the Monroe doctrine. tic further s'i.l that the governments "f f:ur"l" would not sit calmly hy and s.'c Alrxi," snf- ter tho suprcnr' iriusiir "f tui"r- vcnticn by thc United Sial"s.
 In speaking nf mirr> "nii"n. iin'rir declared thii ti" Washington g"N . ernment c",iid n.d dare [" face th" combined av;i"n nt England. Franc" and Germany. which countries w"ui never permit MrNh" |" hc humiiiini"d hy the Yankees
 lucrta's .niir.' .dtii,i.i,' was uih' "i defiance to inc Tinted States and h." expected and asked the support of ,ht
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MEXICAN EVENTS ARE MOVING FAST
INSIDE TIP
 FROM CH|SANA

Juck I.ccdy has received the follow ing letter from F. l.. H. Marshall, dated Sept. 1e, from Chisana:
 This camp may hc all right when it Is prosu-ctcl but s" far no work has been done. Everything is staked here lose to the strike and believe. comes u,i of the furfna ton.
 "Thcrr has been nothing big found. but with a bunch of Food live ones on hand 1 look for results this win ter Th" lu'! f"inf on tGe creeks Is pretty much ike the C!ishe creek country and is only about two claims long on each creek right up In the hard formation and is easily worked out. If they should stake any deep dlgeings this winter it will make a dandy camp."
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'DIAz ESCORTED
 TO J. 5. CONSULATE

and with one "f these officials on either side of him the Mexican was escorted past the federal guards an'l There was no opposition to this move on the part of the American officials hy the soldiers on guard before Diaz' < home and it Is thought that the action of the officials has for the lime heinz at least prevented IIuerta from carr, . ing out his plan (" pnt Diaz oit of th" way
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tiuns committe of the senate are taken to mean that the inevitable crisis hns about arrived.
 Another point which is worrying the administration to considerable ex- tent Is the attitudc of England. Hitherto that country has stood be-
 hind the United States in her deal. ings with Mexico and has been firm in upholdinG the Washington admin :. istration. Now 1t has been born in upon the president and his secretary of state that the American policy of doing nothing through the long months of termoiI in Mexico hns nlicnatcd the support of England and il is consid- cred that Ilcurta has won decided victory over the Washington govern meni in making friends with England and receiving her ambassador on friendly terms immediately after he hnd been refused recognition by th- t'nitcd states. The present attitude "f England is causing the adminis. ii,i itlon considerable roncerne as cn gland has been counted upon all along to uphold and hack up tho United States. It is freely admitted in diplo- matte circles that had this govern ment shown even the slightest firm ness in dealing with the Mexican sit : unt ion it would have had not only the support of England but of several
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s.eejst Nugget Service.

Et.KlNS, ". Va. tlvt. 2@. The jury ,r inc c,s. of .Irb Hopkins on trial in county court huuSr at Marysvillc. T village near here. today brought in Z, verdct uf murder In the iirsi degree. uopkins was being tried for the kill ing of Gather Howlrt, farm"r Q; pike county. last August.
 There has been considerable bitter feeling in inc community over th'' shootine nf tiowlct by Hopkins. wh.' ans his brothrr- in law. h"Iiusc it is said that Hopkins was averaging 'h' lrutal treatment nf hts sister by How . lei On the other hand Iluwlrt'- .. friends and family cL,inrd that How lct treated his wife well and that Ih" ouarrel between tho brothers in la W originated from the fact thai iiopkin" had settled himself down in th" How let household and would neither move out nor contribute his shore "f work to the upkccp nf the farm.
 In consequence "f this bitter feeliIS between the NV" families. which ar" large and have numerous connections
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget ssrvies.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. .+. The air k I full of tension here today and there | is a feeling that something very serious in regard tu the relations of the i;ni- ted States with Mexico may deveIop- a any moment. This feeling of un- casincsx k In part due to the nttltud" of complete silence in regard to Mex ican developments assumed by tho president nnd his advisors. President Wilson. when visited today by n score of newspaper correspondents who sought an expression on the Mexican situation absolutely refused to utter one word on the subject other than to say that it was not the currency pro. btem alone that had caused hlm to keep congress in session and that 1t
 was probable that q much more ser ious question would he brought b"-
 fore the House and Senate than any that they had hitherto been called upon io discuss. This is taken t" mean that the president k going in
 put the Mexican situation up [" con eress.
 In administration circles there is 2 decided attitude of suppressed anxiety
 and the long and frequent meetings of
 the cabinet together with numerous conferences between the president and
 certain members of tho foreign rcln-
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Special Nugget ssrvieA

WASHINGTON, oct. i.-Thc near est to q clash between the Mexican authorities and the United states forces that has yet becn reported was narrowly averted today when Il tel"- gram from the |. S. consul at Vera Cruz was received saying that upon his demand backed hy the commando: of tho gunboat Wheeling the Mexican authorities had released tho Ward I.in.' steamer AIoro Castle which they hnd hccn holding and allowed her [" pro- crcd with hcr passengers to New York.
 Orders had already heen issued by th.. navy department t" the senior American naval officer tt Vera Cruz to secure the immediate release of tn" Morro Castle ana |" use force if nee ccssnry when word was received that the Mexican guard had hecn with drawn from inc vessel and that sh'' would he allowed to proceed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
 IN POWER OF LAPS
tiliti,.s.

tilhlrs.
 ft has i'ecn stated here that the arms and equipment for these Japanese re- siients If Hawaii were alrcady hid ten in the islands hut a thorough srarrh hy the secret scrvicc men has failed ,o disclose anything of the kind. It k proisthh that if they were over called Int" artion against the United States that they would first lake thesc islands and ihr Qualifications and that their equipment would then be fur nishcd by ship from Japan or landed on thr west coast of McAivu where st would lc available.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24

driven from the town four men wer. killed and u number seriously wound ed.
 Fearing thut the trouble may hc re- newed in the morning if the Hopkins clan return with endorsements Judge Davis and the sheriff have telcgraphe,i the governor for Il company of mliitt, and It k expected that the soldiers wili arrive from Wheeling some time dnr- ing the night.
 In the meantime the convicted man wh" was the cause of all tho trouble took advantage of the disorder In tho court house and during the scramble managed to get out of me of the windows and k now supposed to he on his way to the mountains. Blood hounds have been put on his trail but ns IL has he"n showing hard all even Ing it k feared that his tracks will he covered and that he will make goHi his escape for once among his friends in the hills il will he a hard matter tn locnic him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
WEDDING GIFT
 FROM CONGRESS
!,,seiai Nugget Service.

!t,ecial Nugget Servies.
 wASHiNGTBN. O,f. 2i.--At th' suggestion of Representative Hanna thr democrats. republicans and pro eressives of the house Of reprcscnta- tivcs will unite in presenting a we'd ding gifr tu Miss Jessie Wilson. The speaker of the house has designated |, which includes representa- tives of the three parties to f"rmnlnt' plans and select Il gift.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
Special Nugget Service.

Speeiai Nu08et oerSice'
 HONOLULU. IT. l.. Oct. 2i.-lt has just come to light here that the secret service agents of the United States government have been making Il cnre-
 mi count of the Japanese In these is- Ia nds who would bc available for ser vice against the west coast of the r'nI- ted States or in Mexico n case of war. The invcsti tigat tions of the secret ser vice men disclose the astounding fact that there are at present in the islands over forty thousand Japanese wh'' have seen service in the AIikndn's army. Thesc men arc for the mns. pnrt. veterans of the wars with Chin;, and Russia and arr. well trained in modern warfare. It k siil that thcs.. men ara aiI registered by the Japan "se government and that their organ
 ixatIon into cnmpanirs and reximenfs < Is all arranged for. \ number of In- Iancsc officers who will c0umnnd these men in case they arr eyer nrc'' by tho Jap government arr now work : Ing along the west coast from Puget Sound to southern California In var ious capacities from hnusc scrynnix ic rnnchmcn and they arc collecting in- formation which wlll l,c of great vnius to the war once In the event of hos
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MAIL TO CLOSE

The mall for the Senator will soon close, Arc you going to forget to send 0ut that copy of the Nugget Mining and Dredging Edition o tho friend wh" tx nnxi"usI, waiting 10 read the all Inc other interesting articles about Nome and its resources and to view the many excellent pictures showing the life and activities of the mining camp Send one now. price soc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
0MINI0uS INTERPRETATION
 OF WILSON'S REFUSAL

others "f the European powers. but t seems now that the policy of prOcrast- inatiUn and wcakness has array-d eyel Great Britain ag,i inst the admlnistln- tl"n and that President Wilson Is now about t" lace u crisis that may be even moro serious than the Mexican situation alone comli ever have been.
 should England signify her willing ness to ignore the Tinted states ana join the other powers of Europe in forcing the Mexic.,ns to arrange peac" and n stable government ii will mean that hcnrcforth thc United States will have 10 take U back seat as she ai- ready has in regard to European nf- fairs. Such Il move would hc sa far reaching in it's results commercially as well as automatically that tn" administration hcsitntcs to contem- plate the cont ingency.
 With Englanfs help gone and with Hurrta siili defiant and all the world calling for action the president and his advisnrs srcin |" bc hacked Into n corner wh,r, they will have tO move in one direction nf another soon.
 The general feeling of expectancy here indicates that something of de- finntc importance will he forthcoming within a week
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
Special Nugget Service.

CALUMET, Oct. aI..-Thc stntr mIIi-
 tia, which has been on duty here for several weeks keeping the peace be-
 tween inc striking miners and the men who have hccn imported t0 take their places. to-day arrested one hundred and eighty men who were picketing the country arn,nd the mines In an Rt- tempt Co keep the &ahs from going to work. AS long as the strikers con
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
HUERTA PREDICTS
 TROUBLE FOR U. s.

representatives. of th European pow ITS in his cndeavors to carry m his government regardless of any action that Washington might take.
 Alter the conference the foreign ministers h-ld q n-rtin ai iIr British embassy hut none of them would dis cuss either 1iucrta's statements or what action they had taken at their ,,.nfrrcn'".
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
M0uuTAInEERS SHOOT UP
 WEST VIRGINIA JURY

i, throughout the county. the court hous.. l Was crowded today when thc jury brought in its verdict.
 As the foreman of the Jury pro nulinrcd the words that put Hopkins tn the simdpw of the gallows one of hi, cousins in the back part of the rnom drew his gun and fired directly into the jury b"x. Whether his shot hit anyone on mt Is not known for it was the signul for fusiladc of shots from all parts of the court room as th" rival factions got into action and even some "f the jurors arc said to have taken Il hand in the affair.
 Thcr was a general rush of sp"cta- tors for the doors and windows of the building when the shooting began and even Judge Davis did not consider .; necessary to await tho formality of pr.,nouncing sentence in accordanc" with ihe verdict but slipped quietly "ut in, hack door.
 From the court room the fight hr- tween the Howlets and Hopkins ad- juIrncd to the village street and be- fore the Hopkins faction was finally
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upeeisi Nveoss ssrvisa.

VERA CRl'Z. Mexico. Oct. 2i.-That General Felix Dinz Is in serious dan ger of being arrested and shot and
 that the United States government tx determined {" prevent such an out come to his foolhnrdy action in re- turning to Mexicn at this time was shown last night when John Lind. rrcsidcnt Wilson's personal reprcsen- tativr in Mexico and the America a consul Canndn went to Diaz's home
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
PioNEEps GENEROUS
 TO MEMBERS

The local iIloo of tho Pioneers of Alaska have arranged [" send five "s their members who were left desti- tute hy ihe storm to the Pioneer homo at Sitka. These men will he furnished transportat ion from the treasury "f the irloo without any assistance from Ihe ouisidc sources
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RIOTERS GET SENTENCES
Special Nugget Ssrvies.

SANANIMo, Wash. ,wi. .3.- over q scnrc of the leaders and agitat"rs m the recent serious mine riots In which strikers and deputies have been indulging were today given sentences nT from one io iw" years iu the pcnt irntiary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Oct. 2t.-Airs. Louis Lunc. wife of the Captain of the i'm
 lrsoned Polar Bear, has sent tcic- erams to the wives of all of the men "n the boat asking thcm to join her in employing n mushcr from Nome to carry Christmas gifts md messages Of good cheer to the men who are frozen
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE

For the accommodation or the puhii.' ihe Mining Magazine of the Nugget cnn he purchased at any of the fol- lowing business houses: Golden Gate hotel. Isuiicr. Mauro & Co. Hoard ot Trade md tho Nugget cflicc. rrice 5oc,
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S. S. coRWiN

The steamer corwin will sail 10" Dutch Harbor. Seward. Cordova. Jun eau. ketchikan and Seattle. on or about October 2Sth. For freight and passage apply kotzsbut TransPorta' ton ( Trading Co.,. next Lomsn Bros. studio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
ANNOuNCEM ENT.

Or. J. H. Mustard bsss to inform the pubic that his offices and residence are now situated over Molisr's grocery. Telephone. Main e3.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
FIRST CLASH IS
 NARROWLY AvERTED

eunlnmi Wheeling this morning re- cciv.i orders from Washington to de-
 mnnd the immediate release of the Anrric1n steamer Moro Castle hy the
 Mexican authorities. The captain Of h" Wheeling at once had his ship cleared fnr action and got her under
 way. While the Whccline's captain was iutcrvi.wina the cuianindtnt his vessel steamed EmI wc..n the Moro Gas tie and ihe shore batteries The crew
 of tho Wheeling was at quarters ani
 her guns were trained m the forts and ,hr ono small Mexican man M war in the hari,or. I'ron the demand of the naval officer the a,nlu,rities withdrew their guards end permitted the ship to sail. An atacmpt was
 made to take some of the Mexican In,s-
 scnEcrs ar the vcssci bmt this the Am
 cri,s,n officer would moi ali"w and th,. Moro Castle WAS escorted out of the
 harhor hy the Wheeling.
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