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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-03
RESPECT IS PAID
TO E|CHELBERCER
MEMBERS OF WAPELLo COUNTY
BAR ASSOCIATION HONOR
LATE JURlsT's MEMORY.
REVIEW HIS LIFE
Different Attorneys Who Were Close
Friends Of the Bloomfield Judge
Speak Of His Work in
>EuIogizng Way.
REVIEW HIS LIFE

The members of the Wapello Coun-
ty Bar association met Saturday at
ternOOn in the court room at the court
house to pay, respect to the memory
of the late Judge Frank w. Eichelber.
ger.
Different attorneys of the city who
were close personal friends of the
Bloomfield judge spoke feelingly OF
his work both on the bench and as an
attorney. This was selected as a fit
ting time to hold such service as
the present session of district court
was the one. during which Judge
Eichelberger was to have held court
here. Capt. w. H. G. Jaques paid a
glowing tribute to the memory and
told of his associations with the de.
ceased jurist during their early days
as young attorneys William McNett
spoke feelingly of his intimate con.
nections with the late Judge. w. A.
Work and j. J. Smith were among
the other speakers who told of the
appreciation that they felt for having
known such a man. Resolutions were
adopted by the bar in respect to his
memory They follow:
Again death has entered the ranks
of our profession in this district, and
the bar of Wapello county has met to
pay it's last need of respect and hon
or to the memory of enc of the most
respected and honored of our profess
sion, the late Judge Frank w. Eichel.
berger, so long and favorably known
to us all, both as lawyer and Judge.
For nearly half century he has
been actively engaged in the noble
calling Of assisting in the administra-
ton of justice among the people of
the second judicial district of which
for nearly twenty years he has ably
faithfully and honestly discharged the
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TO ERECT. NEW CHURCH
OF VISITATION AT y. M.

Des Moines, Nov "A site for the
new edifice for the Church of Vista
ton has been purchased at East Ninth
and Garfield streets. The consideration
is not announced.
The present territory of the parish
includes all Of East Des Moines and
the membership is considered too
large for one parish management. The
division line will be east and west, 1t
is said, and church building erected
for the north parish division near
Union park.
The Rt. Rev. Austin Bowling, bishop
of the Des Moines diocese and the
Rev Father Nugent spent yesterday
afternoon visiting proposed sites for
the new parish edifice. A church,
school and residence for the sisters
will be erected near the central parish
church building.
The property of the Church of Visit
alton was sold to the state for capitol
ground extension purposes The sale
price was $4,000, which will be used
] In the purchase of site and erection
new church and parish buildings.
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REV. A. S. WATKINS
WILL TALK SUNDAY

Rev. Aaron S. Watkins who occupied
the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening has twice
been the nominee of the prohibition
party for vicepresident Of the United
States. The Rev. Mr.. Watkins was in
Ottumwa Friday evening on his way
to Hillsboro where he had lecture
engagement He and Rev. Montgomery
we're pastors together in Ohio eighteen
years ago. He has great gift as a
public speaker. A number of people
took advantage of this opportunity to
hear this eminent lecturer Sunday
night.
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important duties and functions of
judge of the district court So well
and faithfully had he discharged those
duties that he was recently nominated
by the people of the district as candi-
date for another term. He answered
the final summons while in the har-
ness, and after making the call for
the present term of court.
It is but due to his memory to say
that he possessed in an unusual de-
gree the judicial temperament and in
administering the law he held the
scales of justice in such even balance
that whatever his private views of a
jury case may have been, he permit
ted no intimation of them to escape
him, either to embarrass counsel or
influence the jury.
He was good listener, courteous
to counsel, witnesses and jury, a judge
Of quick perceptions, and without un-
due pride of opinion, and never hest
tated to change a ruling when con-
vinced that he had been in error. He
had a keen perception Of the solemn
responsibility of one who presides
over a court of justice, and his sole
aim and ambition appeared to be that
justice might be administered as near.
ly as such an end is attainable under
the law. go
He was good lawyer, and able and
conscientious judge, good citizen
and true friend.
Therefore resolved that we, the
members of the Wapello County Bar
heartily endorse the sentiments above
expressed and recognize the hand OF
providence in the affairs of men, bow
with submission to the decree which
has removed from our midst our dear
friend and brother, Judge Eichelber-
ger.
Resolved further, that we hereby
tender to the faithful and bereaved
widow of our departed brother our
most sincere and heartfelt sympathy
Resolved further, that copy of this
tribute be furnished by our secretary
to the widow of our deceased brother
and that copy be spread upon the
records of this court.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-03

STUDENTS FOUND
POOR IN PHYSIQUE

Bloomington, Ind, Nov. 2.-One ont
OF every six men of the freshman class
of Indiana university is physically de-
fective, according to statistics made
public today by DR.. J. E. P. Holland,
physical director of the university.
Flat chests and fat feet were the
main defects. He attributed the pres
ent condition mostly to the fact that
the men do not know how to stand
correctly.
Gymnasium work has been arranged
in the hope that all defects will be
corrected. Out of 156, women Of the
class examined, only IT were placed
in the corrective classes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-03
NJ. E. BISHOPS AT
DIES MONIES IN 1915

Des Moines, Nov. 2.-Des Moines is
to have the privilege of entertaining
bishops of the Methodist church al
their semi-annual session which be-
gins April 28.---Rev. A. e. Slothower
superintendent of the Des Moines con.
ference, last night received telegram
from Washington stating that the
bishops had accepted Des Moines' in
vitation. With the bishops, twenty in
number, will come the heads of de
partments and high church officials
from all parts Of the world.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

Chicago, 0; Wisconsin, D.
Illinois. 81: Minnesota, &
Indiana, 48; Miami,,3.
Nebraska, 90; Ames, Z.
Kansas Aggies, 3; Missouri, Is.
Kansas, 16; Oklahoma, Is (tis). :
Drake, z; Washington, z (tie).
Notre Dame. 81; Haskell Z.
Michigan Aggies, rs; Akron, s.
Western Reserve, s; Oberiin, O.
Colorado Aggies, 10; Denver, 6.
Colorado University, 10; Colorado
College, Z.
Harvard, Z; Michigan, Q.
Yale, 40: Colgate, z.
Princeton, Z; Williams, z (tie).
Pennsylvania, 40; Swarthmore, 6.
Cornell, 4s; Holy Cross, 8.
Syracuse, "a; Carlisle, 3.
Army, Al: Villanovan, 0.
Navy, 16; North Carolina A. and M,
IA.
Dartmouth, 81; Amherst, o.
Brown, IL; Vermont, 8. >
Bucknell, 0; Muhlenburg, o.
Carnegie Tech, 49, Bethany, 10.
Tufts, Z; Massachusetts Aggies, s.
Pittsburgh, 90; Dickinson, 0.
Haverford. 0; Franklin and Mar.
shall, IA.
Pennsylvania State, II; Lafayette.
D.
Yale Freshmen, Z; Philips Andover.
D.
Vanderbilt, z; Virginia, 20.
Decatur, 9; Williams University. 0.
Monmouth, 8; Iowa Wesleyan, @. &
Coe, So; Grinnell, 0.
st. Louis, o; Christian, ST.
Kentucky, Z; Cincinnati, IA.
Depauw, IL; Earlham, 0,
Bowdoin, 0; Bates, 81.
Washington and Jefferson, 4S; West
Virginia, 0.
Texas A. and M, SO; Louisiana
State, 8.
Illinois Wesleyan, II; Illinois Col.
lege, 20. LIZ
Normal University, Z; Broadway, IA.
South Dakota, 30; North Dakota, 8.
Knox, Z: Lake Forest, IA.
Tulane, o; Alabama, IS.
Tennessee, 81; Chattanooga, 0.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-03
Morris Williams
HORSE MARKET

Regular sale this week. and looR
for a fairly good market. Horses soio
quite a bit better at last Fridays sale
the demand being best for cavalry
horses and business chunks from l,Zoo
to 1852. If you have something OF the
above classes bring them in this week
or send me word if you can't come n
and don't forget to vote TUESDAY anu
vote for the best man.
MY POSITION.
It has been suggested to me that J
had gone back on the progressive party
hit such is not the case by any means
At heart I am still with them, but this
being an off year in politics, it is an
utter impossibility that any of the can
didates on the progressive ticket De
elected. While there are number OF
good men running on that ticket,
consider that I entirely lose the value
of my vote If I cast it for man VINO
has no chance at all.
So it is my purpose to select the pes'
men can from each of the two parties
which have a chance to elect, and cast
nv vote for them. l want my vote tc
count. and know it will not count II
cast it for candidates who have no pos
sible show for election. In the nexl
presidential year it will be different and
I will then feel it worth while to work
and vote with the progressive party.
MORRIS WILLIAMS.
P. SIT just now occurred to me tc
suggest to a number of you gentlemen
whose pictures adorn, and I might say
"honor" the pages Of the Courier, thai
you clip them out, including the fav-
orable mention and preserve them fol
your grandchildren to look at.
Some Of you will be only "just com
mon citizens by Wednesday morning
SO suggest these little momentos be
preserved that history may be kept
straight.-M. H. w.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-03
FOOTBALL PLAYER
FATALLY INJURED

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. flames Lev
cry, aged 10, of Cambridge, Pa, died
in hospital here today from injuries
received in a football game Satur-
day. He was buried in scrimmage
and his back broken. 1t is the second
football fatality here this season.
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For Sale

FOR SALE-APPLES, THOROUGH
ly sprayed, free from fungicides, no
worms or scale, hand picked at Hart
mans orchard, two miles out on the
Ormanville road. S. p. Hartman.
OttumWa,
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Farm Property For Sale

SOME LAND BARGAINS--S0 ACRES;
we'll improved and nicely located,
price s55 per acre. 120 acres, no i'm
provements but is extra fine price,
$50 per acre. $50 well improved and
is Of the very best in this country.
Price s65 per acre. These are To-
Gated in the great corn belt Of east
{, ern Kansas. $50 acre cattle ranch,
I room house, lots Of fruit, 4 mile
to school, price SCI per acre. A
small cash payment will handle any
of these. Write for list R L. Nc
hurry, Hiattville, Kas.
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defeated Charles City High here "A
to Is. Doneban's work featured.
Game Is Postponed.

Shenandoah, Nov. 1.-The football
game with Clarinda high school sched-
uled Saturday was postponed until
Monday because Of the death of the
mother Of the captain Of the Clarinda
team.
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MISSOURI-271 ACRES. WELL I'M
proved, near town, no hills, all tillable
smooth productive black soil. fine
crops of corn, wheat, timothy, clover,
no better land anywhere. If in Iowa
would bring $50 per acre. My price
SIS per acre. Also good 100 acres at
s65 per acre. G. q. Mitchell, Nevada,
Mo-
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CORNING. 81; Red Oak, o.

Corning, Nov. 2.-Corning High de-
feated the team from Red Oak here
by a score of 81 to D. This is the
fifth successive victory for the local
team.
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Game il Untinish ed.

Bayard, Nov. ga game between the
Bayard and Madrid teams here ended
in q dispute half q minute before time
was called for the end of the last half
The officials were unable to agree re-
garding the score, one contending the
score was IL to and the others Il
to IL.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-11-03
West Hiuh Wins.

Des Moines, Nov. 2.-West High
added another to its string of football
victories Saturday afternoon by de-
feating the Fort Dodge team "a to 0
in a scrappy contest on West High
athletic field. The maize and blue
warriors early took the aggressive and
by fierce battling during the first two
periods piled up most Of the points.
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GrinneII, Sc; Abba, o.

Grinnell, Nov. 2.-Grinnell high
school defeated Abba Saturday Sc to
20. At the kickoff of the second half
McMurray passed the ball to Lee, who
ran for touchdown.
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High School Football
East Hioh Continues to Win.

Eagle Grove, Nov. 2--East High
of Des Moines easily defeated Eagle
Grove here Saturday 20 to 7, although
the locals took an early lead on a
touchdown which was scored by H.
Sullivan, who made an eighty yard
run on a recovered tumble. East
High probably would have won by a
larger score had 1t not been for fire
auent penalties.
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centerville. as: Fairfleld. o.

N0VtSCTVTVV1 To- = 0sTJIVbVI "
Centerville, Nov. 2-Centerville high
won from Fairfield Saturday, As to 0.
Burlington, rs; keokuk, o.
Keokuk, Nov. Huntington high
school defeated Keokuk high Saturday
afternoon by the score Of rs to o.
Burlington's team work was only
equalled by the brilliant individual
performances of "Bud' Cowles and
Mcfarland. These two men when
given the ball reeled of plays in
dazzling form which netted from ten
to thirty-five yards at a stretch.
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co,fax 25: West Hioh. 7.

Colfax, Nov. Though outweighed
Colfax defeated the second team Of
Des Moines West, High Is to Z. Des
Moines held the locals to to tie
in the first half.
cresco, a.; Charles City, 13.
Cresco, Nov. 2.--Cresco High easily
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Leon, ~: Humeston. 8

Leon, Nov. 2.-The Leon high school
football team defeated Humeston here
in a fast game Saturday afternoon 81
to 3. Brown and Scott starred for
Leon.
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North Hiuh Beaten.

Ida Grove, Nov 2.--Ida Grove easily
defeated the North High team of Des
Moines here Saturday AZ to z. The
visitors depended largely on open play
and forward passes, but the local team
broke up all these plays. North's line
was weak and Ida Grove gained almost
at will through 1t.
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MI Pleasant, 60; Fl. Madison, o.

Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 1.-The local
high school team defeated Fl Madi-
son, 60 to 0 here.
Oskaioosa, 10; Washington, 7.
Washington, Nov. 2.-Oskaloosa de-
feated the locals here Saturday, 10
to Z.
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Valley junction. s: vyinterset 6.

Valley Junction, Nov. 2.-Winterset
tied the locals in q well played game
here Saturday afternoon, each team
scoring touchdown. The local boys
have been steadily improving the last
few weeks and the defeat of the team
which has bested Indianola. Earlham,
Dexter and other Strong schools in this
part of the state was gratifying to To-
cal supporters of the game. Payne,
Congers and Devolt starred for the To-
Gals.
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Indianola, Il; Perry, o.

Indianola, Nov. PERRY High an.
nexed IA to 0 victory from the In
dianola high school team on the local
grounds Saturday afternoon. The To-
cal team was at disadvantage in
weight and did not have the quality OF
field running as shown by the visitors,
but they put up good grade OF de-
tense.
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Dubuoue. "a: Freenort. 2.

0OOVQVC1
Dubuque, Nov. dubuque High
won Saturday from Freeport, ILL.,, high
by a score 81 10 to Z. End runs of
Loetcher and Morphew featured.
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Hard: Luck

You can reach hundreds Of families in North
ern Missouri by Want AID in The Ottumwa
Courier One-half cent per word.
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Knoxville, 20; Mitcheliviiie, o.
Knoxville, Nov. Knoxville de.
feated Mitchellville here Saturday 20
to O.
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Lost
Female Help Wanted

wANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOX GhN
eral homework. Good wages. MATS
A. Andrew. Phone 215-L.
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hen iie iidl benz Drafen WieIapusi
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Gespehr In ber 6nnb. neben ben Sci
den isiner frau unb ieines Veffel
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eir DerGufh ceipedt norotn lei I'M
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fiifren. o. babe bonn btmertt. b1
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g;rdFin tam unb iih oorthin btaebsni
bab er bos eleitriihe 2iht cnoenrtt
unb reinen Neifen anb bic Or6fin Al
iammsn nnatiyoiien.
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iaots aus. bah Graf Alfreb yals
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