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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-02
Human Race Cursed.

Human Race Cursed.
Two curses rest upon the human
race, according to Mittgart ideas
modern city life and modern marriage
The first devoures the best that is in
men and women, therefore the "Hu
man Garden" will be farming COM
munity to give the new race a start
under proper conditions. The second,
it is claimed, brings into life much that
is worthless, useless and destructive.
and hinders the race from reaching
it's highest development as hown by
prisons, insane asylums and the idle
rich. The average modern wedlock is
humanity; immoral through and
The racial decline, it is
stated in the Mittgart literature, is less
apparent in physical deterioration as
in the degeneration of honor, NOR
ais, duty, modesty, self-control, CO.
operation, truthfullness and fidelity"
1t is claimed that in the last analysis
the greater part of the misery on
earth today is traceable to modern
welded life. Many children by one
wife is characterized as nothing short
Of numbering the race" The Mitt-
gartists are not against the Roosevelt
theory but advocate another route to
reach the same and they say "racially |
FAR better results" This plan is many |
by many wives.
VIII Select 100 Men.
A human farden" is planned by the
1ittgart Bund which is to have 100
men selected for their physical, intel
ectual, moral and spiritual perfection
md constitutional requirements"
Each will select wife from among
he women in the garden" who have
lso been selected but upon which less
tress is laid, the Mittgart theory being
hat all the greater qualifications come
rom the father This they endeavor
D prove by history and by analogy in
he animal world. The men in the
garden" will live in community
ouses. Each man will only visit the
ouse of his wife as a guest. Ac-
ording to Mittgartism the constant {
of modern welded life
one of the great factors of unhappi- .
:
ess The man must be the personifi-
ltion of fidelity and faithfulness to his
ife until the object of marriage is
That acts automatic
lily as divorce and dissolves the I'M
n. For the husband to live with his r
life after that is considered sinful"
First Wife's Duty.
The ex-wife will devote herself for Z
'out three years to the care of her
lid after it is born and the ex-hus- :
nd takes another wife for a few +
onths. This he may repeat often-as
ng as there are women in the gar
n" to be married and he serves the
&c. lei WIVES are lHeHtioHeu do
ing about the limit but there may
exceptions" There is no dule
ainst man remarrying one or more :
his former wives again for few
,nths after the proper period of three :
ars has elapsed. Mittgart authori- F.
S declare that women should not
We children oftener than once in :
zee years. Children will be educated
d raised at the expense of the com
unity. Particular care is to be de-
ed to physical requirements, devel-
nent and training. No great stress
laid upon higher education" Boys
to be reared in Spartan simplic- .
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-02
Looking for Location.

The Mittgart society is looking for
a place to locate it's human garden"
where it can rear a race of children
unsurpassed for beauty, strength in
tellect and wisdom, who are to be-
come the regenerating elements of the
human race and the hope of the world
The society also is looking for a
philanthropist to finance the Garden"
Starting out originally with the inten-
ton of establishing it's breeding
farm" in Germany for the rearing Of
noble human beings" to first regener-
ate the German race, the society is
new casting it's eyes toward the new
world for an ideal spot and an ideal
list financier The old world doesn't
want to be regenerated The Mitt
CART Bund was organized some time
ago by several Germans headed by
DR.. Willibald Hentschel of Dresden,
woh in all seriousness conceived the
idea that places must be established
a course of selectivity hui
man beings may be bred and reared
like fine horses, to furnish regenerat-
ing and renewing elements which
alone can check the steady deterioa-
ion and degeneration of the human |
ace
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
GENERAL RULES FOR EXHIs.
TORS,

There is no entry fee. Exhibits
must be made, produced or grown by
the exhibitor, in Mahaska county, and
entered in exhibitors name.
No exhibit or parts of exhibit ex-
cept live stock may be shown for
more than one premium.
Grain. fruit and vegetable exhibits
must be of crop of 1914.
All exhibits except live stock must
be in place before 3 o'clock p. m. on
the first day. Tuesday, Oct. S, unless
time is extended by the management
because Of inclement weather or some
other unavoidable circumstance.
Entries displayed in Exhibit Hall
are not to be removed until O'Clock
p. m. Of the last day.
Exhibits will be passed upon by
competent judges selected from
among disiDterested parties.
All exhibits remain property of ex
hibitor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01

NEXT WEEK
EXHIBIT HALL.

The two cement block buildings
fronting on High avenue west and
First avenue west, respectively, and
bounded along their entire west side
by South B street, will house the
Mahaska Fall Festival. More than
ten thousand feet of floor space will
be available.
The main entrance viii be on High
avenue, corner of B street. two blocks
west of the public square. The use
OF this building is by the courtesy Of
the Garner Implement Co. The use
of the second, or adjoining building, is
by the courtesy of the Lewis Maddy
On
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
A COUNTY HOLIDAY.

The people of Mahaska county are
invited TO make Thursday a county
wide holiday. Most OF the rural
schools close. The public schools in
Oskaloosa and the oskaloosa stores
close in the afternoon. The public
schools in the neighboring towns are
invited to close. II is not beyond the
possible that the stores in some Of the
neiehboring towns viii also close on
next Thursday. The prospects for a
great Mahaska county picnic day are
splendid.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
Old Settlers Day
Horse and Colt Show
County Picnic
Auto Gymkhana
Illuminated Pageant
OSKAIOOSA
. NEXT WEEK
LADIES' HOUR.

The ladies, country, town and city,
are especially invited to be present
in Exhibit Hall at IL o'clock Friday
forenoon. The band will play, coffee
will be served, and a good social hour
is planned. Come sure.
The hostesses for the II o'clock
Ladies' Hour on Friday are: Mrs.
Louise Kalbach, chairman; Mrs. w.
w. Williams, Mrs. Thos. Soseman. Os-
kaloosa, Rural; Mrs. Earl witt,
Wright; Mrs. M. S. Downey, Lacey,
Rural.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
KEEP THE PARADE LINE INTACT

. There will be four reviewing stands:
The Governor and party; Mahaska
County Officials, and Officials from
neighboring counties; Oskaloosa City
Officials, and Officials from neighbor-
ing cities, and the Parade Judges.
These stands will be distributed pro-
miscuously over entire course.
Parade Judges may eject to review
from any stand or stands at their dis
erection. 1t will be positively neces-
sary for parade to remain intact
throughout its entire course: East
on High avenue to Ninth street, south
to First avenu; west on First avenue
to D street; north to High avenue;
east on High avenue to Market street,
turning into North Market street, and
keeping on west side of street. Keep
moving nOrthward on Market. Do
not stop till you hear the word. All
parade units to rest on North Market
and face north before abandoning line.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
BRING SOME EXTRA.

Please bring along an extra guam
tity in every division of farm prod
ucts to be entered. An extra bushel
Of corn, a shock of corn. bushel of
oats or wheat. sheaf oats or alfalfa
extra quantities of vegetables-all
these and others may be used to
splendid advantage in Exhibit Hall.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
PLEASE REMEMBER.

The Fall Festival is not so much
contest, a struggle for premiums, as
it is a pleasant means of displaying,
for the interest, enjoyment and bene-
fit Of others, the resources of Mahas-
ka county in all their diversified at
Effectiveness. The invitation is Come
help make the show"-premium or no
premium.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
A HOME AEEAIR.

The various interesting features TO
be put on during Fall Festival week
are manned by home talent. What
ever the stunt" you will be looking
at our own Mahaska county people
young men, young women and grown.
ups. You will be inclined to lend
them every encouragement.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
= PICNIC HosTEssEs,

The hostesses on Thursday, Mahas
ka County Picnic Day, every body tax
ing dinner in the Park, are: Mrs, r.
X. Davis. chairman; Mrs. Clarence
Hanna, Lacey; Mrs. Homer Prime, Os,
kaloosa, Rural; Mrs. Ed. Brubaker
Oskaloosa, Rural; Miss Clara Wilson,
Beacon; Mrs. I. G.. Johnson, and Mrs
s. w, Jameson.
Coffee served, sugar and real cream.
Bring cups.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
MAKE REGULAR ENTRY OF
FLOATS.

Float prizes are catalogued regul-
arly in Premium list, under depart
ment, class, etc. Floats competing
for these prizes should be entered in
regular way, and cards, numbers, etc,
obtained at Secretary's office. same
as with any other entry. There are
now so many kinds and classes that
this is imperative.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
GALL JOIN HANDS"

The Mahaska Fall Festival is
HOMEMADE. That's the beauty Of
IT. Everything is free. The only
place you can spend money is nickel
10 ride on the merry-go-round. The
Fall Festival win be Just as big as
we make it-no bigger. Like any
other enterprise there will come from
II. in enjoyment and real value, such
returns as our united efforts merit.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
sEcRETARY's OFFICE.

BY courtesy of the Oskaloosa Trac-
tion & Light Co, the building on High
avenue west for many years occupied
by the Gas Co, will be used as Sec
retary's office during Fall Festival.
Entries may be made and cards re-
ceived any time after Saturday.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
RETURN OF CHIEF mAAAskA.

The Illuminated pageant. Friday
night. will be decidedly spectacular
and highly interesting. The theme to-
be worked out is-"The Return Of
Chief Mahaska." Six to eight hun
bred people are required to put this
on, and it is wholly Mahaska county
talent affair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
OLD TIME RELICS BOOTH.

Special preparations are being made
to provide a fine place for showing
the old relics. We hope you will bring
in all the old-time articles exhibited
last year, and many hundred more.
Talk this TO your friends. Booming
the relics booth is a splendid way TO
increase Fall Festival interest
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
ATTEND THE OPENING"

Tuesday evening in Exhibit Hall
will be especially interesting. The
Opening night" will have special fea-
lures. You will want to see both the
exhibits and the people.
A large attendance from the coun-
try is especially desired-Tuesday
night, and every night for that matter.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
HORSE AND COLT REGULATIONS.

HORSE AND COLT REGULATIONS.
Free stable will be provided, but
live stock must be cared for by the
owner.
All live stock entries must be re-
ported and in place in ample time be.
fore the published hour set for judg.
ing.
Owners are urgently requested 10
have all live stock entries appear in
Gand Parade on Thursday afternoon,
Oct. S. Regardless of when judged, or
whether premium winner or not, the
management asks your hearty coop
Grafton in this effort TO build up the
Grand Parade by having A LII live
stock entries participate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
BRING EVERYTHING TUESDAY.

Entry cards may be received any
time after Saturday noon. Secretary's
once is at ZIG High avenue west
There is no good provision. however.
for taking care OF articles before
Tuesday morning. However. where
necessary to leave entries before
Tuesday, every effort win be made TO
care for them properly.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
PARADE FORMATION.

Grand Parade mobilizes on North
Market street in double column. West
column moves upon signal being Civ
en- into High avenue, turning east, fol-
lowed by east column. Each float or
other parade unit, competing for prize
must be entered at Secretary's office,
and bear special entry card that will
be provided
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01

Tuesday, October 6, 3 p. NJ
Ponies.
Saddlers.
Wednesday, October 7. 9 a. m
Draft class, entries No. to No
35, inclusive.
COLT SHOW.
Draft Glass.
Roadster Colts.
Sweepstakes.
Thursday, October S, . a. m.
Farm Teams, horses.
Farm Teams, mules.
Four-Horse Teams.
Driving Horses.
Friday, October 0, a. m.
Roadster Stations, in hand.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
A REAL FALL FESTIVAL.

The Mahaska Fall Festival is real
fail festival. No entry fees, no door
fees-a regular homecoming time,
Joyous occasion. The Oskaloosa mer.
chants will close Thursday afternoon
t. give all their clerks a chance to
see and take part in the big parade.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
COLT SHOW.

The horse and colt show Of Wed
nesday afternoon will be worth com
ing miles to see. Anyone, far and
near, interested in horses and colts
should be present all day-Wednes-
day-Live Stock Day. The Judge Is
Prof r. X. Bliss, OF Ames.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
IN THE GOOD OLD DAYS,

During the noon hour on Tuesday,
Old Settlers Day, as is now being
planned, there will be enacted in the
streets about the Public Square an
early day scene, both interesting and
exciting. Figuring in this will be In.
dams, early settlers in "prairie
schooners," the local military com
pany, "wig-wag" signalling, and the
like If you hear little shooting.
don't Jump"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
FUN ON FRIDAY

The real rolicksome fun being ar
ranged for the Automobile Gymkana,
Friday afternoon. leaves last years
stunts clear IN the shade.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
LADIES' HARNESS CONTEST.

on Friday forenoon a ladies' har-
Messing and hitching contest will be
put on. The point is to harness sin
gle horse, hitch to buggy and drive
certain distance along narrow space,
just allowing buggy to pass, in the
shortest time. First prize, $500; sec
ond prize, $500; third prize, $1.00.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
GOOD ROADS.

An organized effort is being made
to have the roads in fine shape for
Fall Festival Week-the very best
that the weather conditions win per.
NIT. ,. .s..a.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
cHILDREN's GARDEN PRIZES:

Wednesday evening In Exhibit Hall
will be especially interesting, because
at that time the Children's Garden
Club prizes. will be presented.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
NEEDLE WORK LESSONS.

On Wednesday AFTERNOON at the
Arts and Crafts booth, free lessons in
needle work will be given. This is a
fine opportunity. If interested bring
material.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
ENrRIEs an ExpREss.

Articles shipped 10 the Secretary by
prepaid express win be cared for and
proper entry made. You are encour-
aged, however. to. bring your entries
in person. Mthaska county Is not so
large IN this day Of rapid going.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
PROGRAM AT EXHIBIT HALL,

A catchy little program is being ar
ranged for each evening In Exhibit
Hall. There is the useual band con-
cert. and In addition the plans con-
template flag drills, chorus, light
vaudeville, etc.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
OUR OWN MAHAskA.

Floor space in Exhibit Hill is avail.
able for display of any articles made.
produced or grown in Mahaska coun.
ty. "Mahaska first"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
FREE SAMPLES.

One or two booths viii serve sam.
pie foods, or beverages. This sam.
pie service" last year. you will re-
member, was agreeable and refresh
ing, sss .t. lax.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
MR. MOORE. The DRUMMER .sov,

A. NJ. Moore, OF New Sharon, the
drummer boy of Little Rock" will
attend the Fall Festival. He will
bring his drum. Mr.. Moore is also a
bone player and will participate In
Old Fiddlers' Contest.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
@as SEE THE LIGHTS TURNED ON.

Ceremonial observance, in simple
and pleasing way, will be given the
turning on Of the lights, Tuesday cV-
ening, the first night Of the Fall Fes-
tival.
At 8 o'clock the special Fall Festi-
val outdoor lighting decorations in
riotous variety of colors, and the new
Great White Way street lighting sys-
TEN, will be turned on. A burst of
dazzling brilliancy will open the 1914
Mahaska Fall Festival period. EXer-
cises in front of Exhibit Hall, two
blocks west Public Square.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
TAKE A RIDE.

The merry -go-round is fine place
to recreate. Don't leave all the rid
ing for the children.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
VIOLIN AND VOCAL CONTESTS
OLD SETTLERS DAY.

Send in your entries in the vocal
and violin solo contests to G. w.
Shockley, secretary, on or before Oct.
3. Open to Mahaska county residents
only.
Following are the prizes:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01

Contestants may play three selections
Place program decided by lot.
Contestants must be residents of Mahaska county.
AFTERNOON.
/ :0O-Band Concert in Park
0O-A group photograph will be taken in front of Court
House o! all those who have resided in Mahaska
county for thirty years or longer. second group
photograph will be taken of those who have re.
sided in Mahaska county fifty years or longer.
l:3O-Call to Order Opera House.
2:oe--Annual Address, Opera House. (nonpolca, Hon.
John T. Hamilton, Democratic candidate for Coy
ernor-"The Log Cabin Days of Iowa"
3:OO-Vocal and Violin Solo Contests Opera House.
Following the prizes:
Best violin solo by young lady or gentleman &c
years of age
First prize 90
Second prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 3!oO
Third prize zoo
Best vocal solo by young lady under 20 years.
Second prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.0O
Third prize zoo
Program throughout will be nterspersed with music
Spring Creek Orchestra, r. Cox and Chorus and Miss
Martha Henry, Soois, Frederick Knight Logan Accom-
PIANIST
Admission free
3OO-udgng Ponies and Saddle Horses Field west side
Public Square.
3Oo-Exhbit Hall open to public. Entrance, High Ave,
two blocks west of Public Square. Admission
Bring early day relics for the Old Settlers booth in
Exhibit Hall
3:3O-Free Street Attractions. q
EVENING. slMy
7:3O-Free Street Attractions.
7:3O-Exhibit Hall open to public Entrance High Ave,
blocks west of Public Square. Admission
free
SOO-At firing of salute the special Fall Festival out.
door lighting decorations in riotous variety of
colors; and the Great White Way street
lighting system will be turned A burst OF
dazzling brilancy will open the 1914 Mahaska
Fall Festival period. Exercises in front of Elk
hib Hail. two blocks west Public Square.
SCOTLAND Concert, Exhibit Hall.
S:3O-Flag Drills Vaudeville. Chorus.
HORSE AND COLT SHOW.
Wednesday, October 9TH.
Live Stock Day, Second Day Of Mahaska Fall Festival
FORENOON
6:3O-Chimes Taylor P Kalbach.
9:OO--Horse Show, judging Draft Class, Entries No.
to 35 inclusive. Field west side Public Square
Prof r. K. Bliss, Ames, Judge
Exhibit Hall open to public. Entrance High Ave.
blocks west of Public Square Admission
free.
900-Judging Farm Products and other displays, Elk
hbition Hall Corn Apples, Eggs, Farm Prod
uCts, Vegetables Bread, HandPanted China.
10 .OO-Band Concert in Park
AFTERNOON.
II 3O-Band Concert in Park
1245-Address in Park (non-politica). Hon. George c.
White Progressive candidate for Governor
Iowa the Present and Future Promise"
l:eOExhibit Hall to public. Entrance High Ave
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
Mah.sks FAN Festival
.Oskaloosa, Oct. 6, z, 8, 9
ROC r A M
PROGR A M
OLD SETTLERS DAY.
Tuesday, October 9Th.

mshaska County Old Settlers Association.
The Opening Day Of Mahaska Fall Festival.
FORENOON
6: 3O-Chmes Taylor P. Kalbach.
10: 00-Band Concert in Park
10: Sold Fid!lers' Contest, Opera House.
should report at stage entrance east side
door, by 10 o'clock sharp.
Each Old Time Fiddler entering and playing in the
contest will be presented with a silver dollar
First prize 81 so
Second prize 500
Third prize ...-..-.. 800
Fourth prize ... ........r..r.. I50
Fifth prize ....~....~.. 80
Contestants NAV PLAY three selections.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
ILLUMINATED PAGEANT.
BULLETIN BOARD.

Exhibit Hall closes each evening at 10 o'clock
Theatrical attractions each evening. rs. at Opera
asinee and evening program every day the Picture
shows.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-10-01
AFTERNOON.

II 3O-Band Concert in Park
l2:45Address in Park, (nonpolitica). Hon. George
White Progressive candidate for Governor
Iowa, the Present and Future Promise"
1:GO-Exhibt Hall open to public. Entrance High Ave.
blocks west of Public Square Admission
free.
1:45-Colt Show. Judging Draft Colts and Roadsters
Sweepstakes. Hesel Silver Cup Field west
side Public Square Prof R. X Bliss Ames
Judge.
l:45-Judging Farm Products and other displays con
tnued, in Exhibit Hall. Corn. Apples. Eggs
Farm Products Vegetables, Bread, HandPanted
China.
3:30-Free Street Attractions.
EVENING.
7:3O-Free Street Attractions.
7:30-Exhfbit Hall open to public. Entrance High Ave.
two blocks of Public Square Admission
free .#.
Scotland Concert, Exhibit Hall. y.
8;15-Childrens Garden Club Prizes awarded for the
best garden.
Presentation Remarks
Members Childrens Garden Club Com--Mrs. F. G.
Lohand chairman; Mrs c. NJ Borgess.. Mate Morris Mrs
O. F. Schee Mrs. r. T. Penders Mrs. Rhea oppenhemer
SSO-Flag Drills. Vaudeville. Chorus.
MAHAsKA COUNTY PICNIC.
Thursday, October 9th. a.r
Grand Parade, Third Day Mahaska Fall Festival.
FORENOON
6:30-Chimes Taylor P. Kabach 't
9:O0-Horse Show. continued Judging Of Farm Teams
horses; Farm Teams, mules; Four-Horse Teams,
Driving Horses Field. west side Public Square
II 45-Picnic Dinner in Park Free Coffee service sugar
and real cream. Bring cups
Picnic Dinner Hostesses-Mrs. r. X. Davis. Chair
man. Mrs Clarence Hanna. Lacey; Mrs Homer Prime, Os
kaoosa Rural Mrs. Ed Brubaker, oskaoosa. Rural; Miss
Clara Wilson. Beacon; Mrs. l. G. Johnson, and Mrs w.
jameson s 9a
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DO YOU REALIZE
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
HOME and a HOUSE?
OUR SPECIALITY


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THESE HOMES
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ABSOLUTE FACTS.

For the last four years I have
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gold or II every year. know every
inch OF soil or IL. know that a dou-
bic water right goes with II. know
thst the right man who will look
after this property can make 20 per
cent clear every year on the orig
inal Investment. IL is the 1-acre
tract which is situated on high.
level ground on East 18th South.
All varieties OF small and large
fruit; two-room brick, clean. la arge
rooms, with log kitchen and good
cellar: two chicken houses large
enough for 2000 chickens. and the
best flowing we'll In this county.
The price, si700. Terms can be
90 arranged.
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermist line made AS you want II;
II Stencil Fur Co. be u. Broadway
years in Salt Lake. HoZo