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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
Citizens Cast Ballots on
Two Directors for Board
and for Treasurer.
FREE TEXT BOOKS
CHIEF FEATURE
Matters of Students Being
Supplied is Given Con.
sideration BY People.

The voters of Ottumwa have been
voting today for two school directors,
school treasurer and yes or no on
the proposition of whether or NOT
the taxpayers shall furnish the stud
ents attending school in Ottumwa with
free text books.
The tickets as printed by Secretary
J. A. Wagner, contain the names OF
Thomas E. Gibbons, Carleton Hughes,
Peter J. Hess, August Diehn, H. b.
Somers and George F. Heindel. The
latter two names were chosen at the
convention held about ten days ago for
the purpose of placing nominees In
the field. Thad X. Harlan was named
for school treasurer at this same con-
vention to succeed W. H. McElroy, the
present incumbent Mr.. Harlan with
drew his name however, and the place
was left without nominee. Both Mr..
McElroy and Fred Young were being
voted on today.
Comparatively Light Vote.
The vote today was comparatively
light as shown by the figures. The
polls opened at o'clock this morning
and will close at 7 o'clock this even
ing. Three voting places were provid-
ed for as is customary in school cleo.
tions. The first three wards Of the
city have been taken care of at the
city hall. The fourth and sixth ward
voters cast their ballot at Hutchison's
lumber yard on West Second street.
and the fifth and seventh at the south
sidssf fire station on Ransom street near
Church. The total vote up to . o'clock
this afternoon was:
City hall (1, 2, 81. .250
Hutchison's Lumber Co. a, 6)... lii
South side fire station g.. D...... I'll
Total ........ ........57s
Rural Districts Elect.
The rural districts of the county
are also voting today. as we'll as the
citizens living in Ottumwa. The fol-
lowing townships, rural independent
and independent city, town or village
districts have been voting today for
directors and such other matters an
may have come up before the people:
Townships Adams, Cass, Columbia.
Green, Pleasant, Polk, Keokuk, Rich
land.
Rural Independent.
Agency township-Cross Roads,
O'Connor, Round Point.
Center township-Bear Creek, Cen.
ter, Elm Grove, High Point, Oak
Ridge Reveal
Competine township Smith Rancho.
Cottonwood Grove, Cedar, Pleasant
Hill, Deuser, Competine, Lone Tree.
Concord, Lowell
Dahlonega township -Dahlonega.
Maple Grove, Liberty, Nasty.
Highland township North Union
Ben Butler, Fairview, Mt. Tabor, High
land Center, East Highland, Hopewell.
Washington.
Washington township-Alpine, Ash.
land. Fairview, Betterton, Liberty.
Pleasant Ridge, Union, Washington,
Dahlgren.
Independent City, Town or Village
Blakesburg, Chillicothe, Eddyville,
Agency, Eldon, Kirkville.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
ONLY A PARDON CAN
SAVE DYNAMITERS

Washington, D. c., March 9.--The
supreme court today refused to re-
view the conviction in the dynamiting
cases of Frank M. Ryan and twenty
three other members Of the iron work.
ers union Only a pardon can now
keep the convicted men from the
penitentiary.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
THIEF PROVES MERE BOY
Arrest of Muscatire Lad Apparently
Solves Series Of Battling Petty
RurgLaries.

.Muscatine, March 9.-While at
tempting to break into the office of
the Muscatine Box factory Sunday
morning, George Craft aged 16, was
captured by the police. A search of
his effects revealed articles which
connect the youth with recent string
of petty burglaries here, the police
declare.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
STOCK is DECREASED.

New York, March 9.--The state-
ment Of the copper producers asso-
citation for February shows a decrease
in stocks on hand OF S.924,S33 pounds
compared with the previous month.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
MINNEAPOLIS CIosina Wheat.

MinneapOliS, Minn., March 9.--CIOsing
wheat-No. / hard, 3ss@937sc; No. i
northern. 81 m927sc; No. 2 northern,
s93s m9Olsc; No. 9 whe4t, S6L m8sssc;
May 80 SIC: July. 91Nc.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
List Of MissinQ.

List Of Missing.
James ,1ckinnis, buyer for large
st. Louis department store.
Allen Dow, buyer for large st.
Louis department store.
Bert Crouch, sales manager Wes-
tern Electric Co., St. Louis.
William e. Becker, president OF
paint, company.
John Retz, president of plumb.
ing company.
William A. kinsar, president Of
construction company.
Thomas Shyne, Syracuse, N. Y,
sales manager Underwood type
writer exchange.
William Shields, president Lyle
company.
Geo. Goerner, president commits
sion company.
Dan WeatherIy, salesman whole
sale dry goods company.
Thomas Wright, secretary of the
Apollo club.
D. F. FltzgeraI, sales manager
for the Pierce Oil Corporation,
Springfield, Mo.
J. l.. Haehnle.
Mark Hammer, president st.
Louis retail store.
J. c. ChesIey.
L. A. TiIley
L. r. Ruff.
G. w. Smith. I
Marshall Bier, local fur dealer. b
j. e, chasnoff Of ST. Joseph, Mo-,
advertising manager for the st.
Louis Republic.
Frank w. Albright, travelling
salesman.
E. p. Williams, New York travel
ing salesman.
Roby Gren, Herrln, III.
Jennings, nonresident
member Of Missouri Athletic club.
-Mcken. ..'
Burgess.
r. w. Williams, St. Louis.
Norman Hancock, St. Louis.
John j. Rats, president local
plumbing CO.
Woifeson.
E. T. Rannus, Mount Vernon, III.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
NO DECISIONS ANNOUNCED.

Washington, d. c., March 9.-No de.
cision in the railroad rate cases or
other important suits pending before
the supreme court were announced
today
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
FLEE IN NIGHT ROBES As FIRE
THREATENS LIVES Of HUNDREDS
Six K11ODn to be
De Qd and MANI
Injured or MiSSin0

The known dead in the big St.
Louis fire of last night follow:
L. A. Ruff, st. Louis, buyer for a
wholesale hardware company.
A. J. Odegaard, St. Louis, sales
agent railway supply company.
Edwin c. kessIer, st. Louis
cashier wire company, killed in
leap from sixth floor.
John M. Ryickey, Chicago, treas
urer and auditor Ford Manufacture
ing Co., st. Paul. "..
James D. Riley, contractor of st.
Louis.
One unidentified.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-03-10
Missouri Athletic Club in
st. Louis is Destroyed
In a Short Time.
TWO SCORE GUESTS
SEVERELY INJURED
List of Dead Estimated at
From Fifteen as High
as One Hundred.

St. Louis, No., March 9.-6e-
tween thirty and thirty-five dead
was the estimate this afternoon by
officers Of the Missouri Athletic
club as the number who perished
In the fire that destroyed the club
building here today. Six bodies
are in the moreue. The bodies Of
the twenty-five or thirty unac-
counted for are believed to be in
the ruins.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-11-13
Notice Of Contest

Departments Of the interior, United Stnt4s
Land office. Miles city, Mon1nnu, october
70 Arthur r., Burns Of Eknlaka. Montana.
You ar" hereby notified that Peter Iochd-
ing. who gives Eknl,kn. Montnnn. a. his
post office address, did ~, tctpiur l9ll. ~.
in tins "t'i'" his duly cnrruluratpd Hpplicn-
non to contest ana secure the cancellation
serial No. 0'lt2, made March 18th. 1910, for
f.h-t'l section "a. Tow n~hip :. Range 20 f..
Montana Principal Meridian. and a. rounds
T"I a. contest h" ALLEGES that sou have
wholly abandoned said homestead entry.
:lnI ttiHt YOU have left The StatrGI Montana.
ami hat Np'l hay" mad" no settlement upon
ana l"Id nor amy Improvement thereon,
nor amy cultivation thereof, ana that more
I han ~ mouths bay" clnpeed sine" said fiji
ing, and the said d"lrct& still continue to
rNI>t.
You are. therefore. further notified thai
he sand allegations will hc taken us thi.
"fiic" HS lhaNiu. been confessed by YOU. an.
Your said entry Will be cancelled illcrrun
Ter without your further RIGHT to he heard
herein, either h"t"l" tins "lic" or on Hp
peal. II You fai! to Tile IN this office Within
W"nty day after the fourth publication OF
jhiS notice. a, shown below. y"ur answer.
under oath. &pottticaily meeting and re
spending t" these allc2ati"ua of contest. OF
II y"n fail Within that time to file in thl~
"tit'" dive proof tltlt You have served f.,
COPY al Your answer on ia" said conteSlau,
"lth'f ~ person ar Ivy registered n'ati. l.
his S'INir" Is made hN the delivery uf
rnN of your answer 10 the contestant il
.rr~"u. rrouf of such service must hp 2ithpi
he said contestants WrittcE :,cknuWlclg
cent of his receipt of tn" copy. showina
80 dat" "i IFS rr'rnt, or tie affidavit of the
person hy whom tlc delivery was: mad,
fatin@ Wlr1l and where the copy WAS de-
itN"t"'l. # ma," NY registered mail. prnu1
+ Snol, srrNi,o mWI%t consist If tho a@ffi,lAvil
+ the person hA Wlom the copy WIS
rlait"l stating when aud III" r"atuitirc t.
Ahl"h II Nar mailed. aud this affidavit
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-11-13
Notice of Proh3tc of VIII

In the District Court Of II. Seventh Iudt
ca District ct til" State of Montana in
ana tor tn" Count at tlllnn.
IN tn" Matter Of the E-t1tr Of lame.
Howell, Ilrcraspd.
'lifNti'ihf tnHn order of said Court. mad.
ON IN" oil haN of NnNeiuhrr, notice j. here
ny gwen, mat TI"sI,N he 1tth any of Nh
f'ihr"r. at O'Clock +. NJ. OF said day. at The
4 n'1ft Room OF Sid Court. ut tho tour,
Hous" III Ekniaku in the aid fnuu,yuf Fni-
ION mas been appointed as tho time and
pace Tor proving the VIII Of .Hin .Jtu,p,
t"Nt' I"""a-'d, and tor herring tile appIi-
cation OF ''eOrgr =. Bong; fpt thu i.sunurr to
','' w F'tf'N - t9nl'ntrtt When and
NhFff any person Interested n1,X npptar
ana contest tn. sam.
Dated November =. lall.
scar RALPH kEI~ EE ,Crtk,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-11-13

N"VHTtmcn Of Tie Interior,
u. = Land Office at Miles city. MontnLa
sept 40. l9li
Motto" is hereby given that Thomas NJ.
tolllpri'et, OF 'Eknlnka. MontnnA. who. on
Feb. .. I"l made" Homestead Entry No.
nl]tSl for the east-hnlf of section 81,
Township , n, f.. 81 f.. M. p. Meridian.
has il"d notice of intention to make
thren-N"ar proof. to establish claim to tn.
land hhoN" described, before @. A. nahl, US
Nonmissi"n"r. at Ekalakn. Montana. OF h,
ut h day of November. 1914.
claimant names as witnesses!
A.T. i'ngu", II. II. Hedges, W. J.. Nims, Guy
Minis. all Of FkalaKa. Mont.
"A. hlHtlIII,,~ Register.
ma
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Notice to Creditors

Estate" 81 i. \ Warren, deceased.
Nbl''t !. hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
d'h'h'-lIHln t of the Estate of j. A. War
rem d''tia"d. to the creditOrs Of. and ali
person iiIttng cjni,uS against the said de-
ceased l"cNhibit them with the necessary
Nourh'l within tour t4l months after the
l'"' lllhil'nttun of this notice to the said
Ahihlhl -ltat"r at Eknlakn, Mont. at the Of
Ice tl Rlaittn W. Flpsted the -a1ne being
the rlh't tnI the trsueoction Of tn. business
o. .t'ld estate Of !. \. warren III tilt Count
of Fallru.
E'lLAuttnr +. Campbell. AdminiNtra;or OF
49, warren. h"r"asrd.
Dated Uut. 10. Irl1.
MaltlIN lln~t"d, Attorney for Admins
tIHirf
F1lNt tu"lloatinn oct. lG. 1914. At
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1914-11-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.

Department Of the Interior. L. :. Land
Office. Miles city. Mont.
Sci ut 80. 1914.
N"ti"' j. hereby given that Carrie ]. tillict.
Nedt. noe Hrpgtn of t,knlnkn. Mont. whoon
NAY ~, loll. mad" Homestead Entry No.
ni2i"l. for W'qSWl4, See. rs; FiaNNl4, W..
SEA. sean ia, NE'.St14. Section y
res. 4. - f.. M. p. Meridian, has nl.d
motto" Of intention TO make three year proof
t" establish claim to tn" iund above deS-
rril",l, lt"lrr" o. A. inhl. T.. :. tonn,j>
~iouor. at Fknlnkn. Mont. on til" 1911 dny
of HuN"lninr. 1914.
Claimant names az witnesses:
f"t"r = Sin,lr,n. George Hcggon. Emil
.."d'il. Hl"rpninnS Mto, "1i Of Ekalnkn.
riult.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department Of the Interior. l.. =. Land
oG'ra. Miles City. Mont, s"sy"
Notice is hereby v,.v"SnTt hp3aftAH VA COZ
JWr OF FIX llaka. Mont, who on oct. ~. lA,
',l1,l" desert land entry No. m'Sn for - cSIG'..
s. N'qNEi.. $50. :. r. ) ~. K. ~ r..
T.. NJ. has flied notice of intention
'' make final proof, to establish rlalm
h" the lhnd above described, before -, \
ihfhi, u. ). >sionrr ut t'knlHkH.
Montana on the at h day Of November lpl4
1ailnant names as Witnesses:
John Carmichael. james Munro, Faul NJ.
can, Warren Collins. of FLalaka. Mont.
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department of IA" Interior. I. =. Land
'1tl'' at Miles city, Montana.
Oct. II, l9lt.
\"tl'" is hereby ~"ly'nihat Susan +. N,nl
~ ~ ks, Mont VIII" ON April '>. lnll made
'thin'S'tatt entry 10. nl11'l for SWlaSMti,
80 - ST tSt't soc. =. \I,i4N E1i soc, X
NW'tN Wa. section .. Township , :
u. ia t.. NJ. /. Meridian, has nlrd notice
81 intcli'"n II makt three wear proof to
claim to tho land above described
i"t"r' -. \. nnhl. +. =. tornmi.atpler ut
! tntak1, Mont. ON the 9TH day of Necemhcr,
lHlt.
'iaipant names n Witnesses:
t''nl;imin >h"tfi"ld. Roy GRAY. George Far
welt irhh Lehman, all OF SSkos. Mont.
a hlhttLH, Register.
1923
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Motto" for Publication
Department of the Interior, l.. :,
tiiict At Mile city. Mont.

NonnttmNNt OI thV Intnrinr, I. s, JnnI
tiiict At Mile, city. Mont.
oct. II. lli
Motto" j. hereby gwen that Richard Eot
urr, of Wrhstor. Mont who on March Ii.
'''" mad" hrm'st'ld entry No. n,31s for
south hair. section -. Township I ~,
i. ~ T., NJ. y. NJ, has FLED notice uf inttn-
ton to mah" three year proof to estublish
claim t" II" lhni above 'descrihe,I. before
l.f, Burns. | =. Commissioner at Baker.
Mnntalia. on the Sth day of Neremher. 11ii.
iatman narlcs IN witnesses:
: haties Noss. of Willard, Mont. Edwar \.
Ilnmllton, OF Webster. Mont. Henry Juye,
OF Ekhlnha,M Mont Fred Fletcher, of Web
.ter, Mont.
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Motto" for I'ubIirntion

Department IF the Interior.
u. =. Land tfhrr Al Miles city. Montana.
brt. Il. 1914
N'llth - i"f"hN given HAT Bob VI Rem
shaw nt Flg1n. Mont, who. ON Npril nt h, lniu
ii'ilh' H"mr>tr9d Entry. NO. este; tor East
hi' ! sec. 81. !. IS, Il. ~ r.. NJ. l.. la., la, tlpo
i''''f ~ intention to max" three scar proof
t" fNtthli IN claIuu iothp inuH aioV, ID. ,rth-
'i. ''ihr" f'ohl. +. kjigWaN. t. \ CnInmiN-
%lon'F, at lldGWHN. M"nl. ON the I2th dHy
IF brr"mhrr, 1874.
7 lllili;lhi ItllNr~ as MIinpSSpS
edwin = Ark'"N. Horny W. RaN~on. of FL
!l'', Mont. +. \. M",nuloN. VIM. iIuW,ior of
1tkaltkn. Mont.
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
ASTHMA AND hay FEVER
A GUARANTEED Relief,

II have arranged with Druggist \.
N. Chandler, Greenwood, Miss, n
that every sufferer from Asthma. Hay
Fever or Bronchial Asthma ID Green.
wood car try my treatment entirely u
my risk" DR.. Rudolph Schiffmann IN.
nounces. He says: Buy ! U-cent
package Of my A~sthmador. try il, and
If it does not afford you immediate re-
lief, or il you do not find II the best
remedy you have ever used, take il
back TO L. N. Chandler and he will
return your money, cheerfully and
without any question whatever. After
seeing the grateful relief It has Of.
forded in hundreds Of cases. which had
been considered incurable, and which
had been given up in despair, ! know
what 1t will do. am 10 sure that II
will do the same with others that ! am
not afraid to guarantee it viii relieve
simultaneously. The druggists hand
ling Asthmad or will return your money
If you say so, You are to be the sole
judge and under this positive guarsn-
tee absolutely no risk is vi in buying
Asthmador."
P~ersons,liying elsewhere will be sup
piled under the same guarantee by
their local druggist or direct by DR.. r.
Schiffmann, st. Paul, Mimi
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Whereas, God in His wisdom has
seen best to call home our beloved
member and former Leader Of the
Kings Daughters and Sons Circle Mrs.
Ella Bew.
Resolved 1st, That we give God
thanks for her life spent in our midst.
Her character was strong and beauti-
full and her life given in glad service to
deeds done "In His Name"
2. That the Kings Daughters and
Sons Circle are indebted to Mrs. Bew
for her loving, cheerful service. She
will be missed, but we feel that our
loss Is her gain.
3. That we express our sorrow in
her death, not only as a loss to our own
Circle but to the community and where
ever her influence was felt. We extend
our deep sympathy to her loved enes
and comm end them to the care Of Him
who doeth all things well.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
Kings Daughters and Sons Circle.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18

Read the new advertisements in this
Issue Of The. Commonwealth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
ReD wIp~0W.
THEATRE. SEPT. =.

84 4uG AtS0
musical comedy ~ one Of The past
seasons marvellous metropolitan &C
cesses. i 70 b. The attraction q The
local playhouse. Il comes n - With :
cast. Of ccsmospolitan favositss who "
The several song numbers and IN re
dance advertisements an sah 70 y
most pleasing. All the original Aston
Theatre, New York scenic snabellisl-
ments, stage elects and sartofaaI ~
pointnents, the latter OF . high and
rl...;rs crd.r iii H. hrnp0ha alonv.
=. I-sr
Inc company numbers neAfIy tni.s
score people. Beatrice Doane, Cittf
Heckinger, Walter Paschsi. Georgia
r. NJ. william pruette. III. Ynez
I ~ AL A&III n IL I'll "
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
druggists everywhere.

The people who buy SINGER SEW
ING MACHINES realize that q sewing
machine il something more than q piece
Of ornamental furniture, and that upon.
It'll faultless opsfatiot depends 4 large
share Of the daily comfort Of the
women Of the family. Sold only ct
Singer Stores 81 BY Singer Statesmen.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groyc'S

The Old STANDARD Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic 10 equally valuable as .
General Tonic because II contains the
welfknown tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
PETITION FOR PARDON.
To His Excellency Earl Brewer, Cove
nor State Of Misaissipni:

To His Excellency Earl Brewer, Cover
nor State Of Mississippi:
We, the undersigned citizens. woulc
most respectfully petition Your Excel,
lency to grant ! pardon to Warren Cole
NV serving 4 term in the Stae Pen.
Iitentisry and as reasons why such par.
don should be granted we would show
the following to-wit:
That the said Warren Cole was con.
victed Of murder and sentenced to the
Penitentiary for life at the November
Term, 1910. in the Circuit Court Of Lee
fore County; that he was then only a
boy seventeen years of age; that he
had no money with which to employ
counsel and one was appointed by the
Court and by agreement with the Dis
trict Attorney = plea Of guilty and sen
tence - above stated was entered;
that the offense was committed at .
negro festival; that this 10 the only
he has aver been in and during
ths time he has been in the peniten-
tiary he has made = model prisoner and
that We believe he has been sufficiently
punished.
Respectfully submitted,
WARREN COLE
NJ, W. BRYAN
w. W. BRYAN
AND OTHERS
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18

eIvS GREAT rOR nALakH
: sOwELs AND sToAACHs.
WI want III people who have chronic
stomach trouble 4r constipation, no mat
Ter 81 how long standing. TO try nj
doSe Of Mays'1 Wonderful Stomach
Reinedy-cne dose will convince you.
This Is the medicine 10 many Of cur
local people haye been taking with sur
prising results. The rnost thorough sys-
ter cleanser vi ever sold. Mayr's
Wonderful Stomach Remedy il now sold
here 81
v S. L. Raines Drug Store and
druggists everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
CHANCERY SUMMONS.

State Of Mississippi.
TO J. y. Plew. whose Postofice "a
dress Is Brinkley. Arkansas.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court cf the County Of
Lsfcre, In sald Stste, On ~ second
Monday Of October. "A. D. 1914, 70 a.
fsnd ths nit II said Court of Abbis
lPisw. whersin. you ~ ! dsfsndsnt.
Thu ~ Nv n; Ssptsmhsr, A, p.
1914. s "A. =, BEW.
3, r. CoLEl1AN, 81. CCserk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-18
YES you.

Don't JUST sk for a bottle Of
soda water. ask for "CHISCA"
which You On Get ia all the pop-
ular flavofs. 10 sure good to Tie
taste, md then II clean and san
/. ssss
NY ~ exclusive bottlers 81
Sip Bottling Corporation.
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HIGHLY INSTRUCTIVE
MEETING LAST NIGHT

finding the baby" etc. The children
are bound to hnd these matters out,
the speaker argued, but too often In
a perverted manner from their assc-
eiatcs. where immortality is often held
up as matter OF pride.
Whenever the man ia the Office
comes 10 the point where he will look
upon his pretty stenosraphe- as he
looks upon the woman playing the
piano In his home. or as he looks uson
his mother. that stcnosraphcr Is Just
as safe as she would be In heaven. II
a man will think of another mans
wife as he thinks OF his own. IL he
win think OF snother's sister as he
thinks OF hts own. II he will think OF
another's daughter as be thinks OF
his own. then social vice viii no long
or be problem with which we must
cope" said J. E. Snyder OF Portland.
a member OF the executive board of
the Oregon Social Hygiene Society. in
SVuNit0iuk an atoANSS III Nuttu nv
summed ap the conditions brought to
liEh, by the society. and the work that
Is being done through the state.
Mr.. Snyder has been In the harness
of the cause since the society started.
and he has lot Of nrst hand informa-
,ion that he has cleaned In his COM
mendahlc work among the men OF
Portland.
At the conclusion OF this talk W. A.
Delzeli moved that the work be made
permanent, here by the naming OF a
tepmorary committee as permanent
one. This was unanimously carried.
Another OF these meetings viii be
held tomorrow night at the Christian
church. when Earl J. Cummings will
address parents on matters OF vital
Importance to them
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-11-18

oiiice sworn Statement and Appliea-
tion No, o753a. To purchase tho Eh
SWh. section 3. Township 80 Il
Range 10 E. Willamette Meridian.
and the timber thereon. under tho
provisions Of the act OF juno Q, 1873,
and acts amendatory. known an the
Timber and Stone Law" At such
value an might be fixed by appraise-
ment. and that. pursuant TO such ap.
piication. the land and timber there.
on have been appraised at a total of
s2b7.bo. the timber estimated sSb..
900 board feet at $50 per N. eOt
juniper posts at &c. and tho land
5000; that said applicant viii Offer
hnsI proof In support OF his spplics.