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The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-15
Sam ARnew Jumps Back.

st. Louis. Jan. 15.-Sam L. Agnew,
star catcher OF the st. Louis Ameri-
cans. who. it was rumored, was about
to Join the Kansas City Federals.
Wednesday signed a two-year contract
with the local Americana. Arnold
Hauser. the young shortstop OF the st.
Louis Nationals. who was incapaci-
tated the greater part Of the 1913 sea-
son, also closed q contract for the
coming season with the local Ma
tionals.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-15

CliR Healey, . wonder ON the Denv
club n 111z may be With Terre Haute tn
season. He failed to make showing
the Western or Central Association b
year.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-15
CINCINNATI WANTS IN.
Supporters Raise 42SO, 900 for Club
Will Ask for Franchise.

Cincinnati, Jan. ia local business
man has announced that he and others
associated with him have secured $3.50.
600 to place a Federal League baseball
club in this city. Officials Of the league
expected here Wednesday could not be
found. The man backing the move
ment said an application would be
made at Chicago Saturday for a Fed
eral League franchise.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
SHOT FIRERS' PERMITS
State Mine Inspector Has Charge
Of Certificates.

r. 4. Rhys of Ottumwa who is state
mine inspector for the second district
has been issuing shot examiners GER
tihcates this week TO those meeting
the qualifications for the same. These
papers are given to those who show
themselves to 'be properly fitted to
act as shot examiner or shot firer
Tor the mines throughout The state.
The one obtaining this certificate
must first affirm in the presence of
the inspector that he will faithfully
comply with the rules and regulations
which are set out in the state mining
laws of Iowa. Should he fail to COM
ply with any OF the provisions his
certificate is then revocated and the
penalties provided by the law are
given to him. The rules which the
holder of certificate swears to
obey and the duties which he agrees
to impartially perform are given in
detail below
Rule Ito prohibit the charging
and firing OF ali snols that are drill
ed into the sond
Rule 10 prohibit the charging
and nr.nS CT sEot following another
shot, ANA depending on the success
of the mrs, snot nuless the depend
ent sh0, cannot be fired until the
first shot IS known to have done its
work properly. (The above includes
all sumpers.)
Rule 3-1o prohibit the charging
and firing of any shot that has blown
out the tamping. or any shot that is
placed too near old holes, cracks or
! assures made by previous shots.
Rule 40 prohibit the charging
and firing of more than three coal
shots in opened rooms or pillars, or
more than two coal shots in entries.
or rooms turning Provided further
that when making breaktroughs In
entries the men only be allowed one
extra coal shot or a total of three
coal shots in entry and breaktrough
Rule $40 not knowingly approve
IOr fire any shot that is charged with
mixed explosives of any kind.
Rule 60 not knowingly approve
or fire any shot that is not firmly,
and sufficiently tamped with lawful
tamping.
Rule I. To prohibit the charging
and firing of shots in those parts of
the mine where sections "a and 80
of the state mining laws OF Iowa are
not faithfully observed.
Rule $40 observe the time Ito be
mutually agreed upon hereafter) to
commence the firing of shots in the
mine where | am employed as a shot
tlrer, which in no case shall COM
mence until every person (eXcept the
shot tirers) is out of the mine.
Rule $40 devote ample time to
the examination OF shots and their
surroundings. To make sure that
conditions in the firing zone are reas.
onably safe to light shots, and to
light shots no faster than safe prac-
tice will permit
Rule 10-To prohibit the charging
and firing of any shot where expios-
ives are stored or kept in the mine.
either by the operator or miner. in
violation of Section 2. CHAPTER 100,
of the state mining laws of Iowa
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

Arnold. for damages was dismissed
by the plaintiff and the costs ordered
taxed against her If not paid during
term. Inc case of Henry C. Sanders
VS.. William S. Sanders, on an account,
was also dismissed for want of prose
cntion. The following law causes
were settled outside of court and costs
pald: "
George Willard vs. Earl Bridges,
damages. .' ''.
A. II. Stigers, executor, VS.. w. J.
Stout, ct al, on note.
Henry Wander Pol VS.. C. c. Palmer
Kalbach Realty Corporation VS.. c.
Nelson Foster, attachment
Default of all defendants was de-
Clared in the case of Christine A.
Heating VS.. w. t. Wood ct al, an at
tachment suit, and judgment was rem
dered against w. L. Wood for $40 and
costs.
Default of f. j. Packer was declared
in the case of HitChcOck-Hili Co vs..
+. J. Packer ct al. Default of all de-
PENDANTS was declared in the case Or
White Bros. VS.. J. NJ. Gable ct al, on
an account, and default of Harry Bill
lick was declared in the case of Oska-
ln0Sa Savings Bank VS.. Willard Hale
ct al. ....-r
A large number of minor DISPOSE
tons and orders were made in the
probate section. Final report was APP.
proved and guardian discharged in
the guardianship of John Joseph
Sloan. In the Estate of c. NJ. Van
Cleave. Ernest ID. Van Cleave was
appointed administrator. Final re-
port was approved and administrator
discharged in the Estate Of w. y.
Hunt. c. c. Bronson was appointed
permanent guardian in the guardian
ship of George w. McMains. Order
AS prayed was granted in the Gnard.
ianship OF Frances Davis, ct al.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

4 and part of Sc a of ne u, all In
sec. 35-76-16.--$32,S50.
Iva b. Upton, by gdn., to Geo Bart,
lett and Earnest Bollinger, undiv. lis
of lots s, 8, 10. IL, &c, and part OF
lots Is and IS and also strip 1917 feet
wide between lots 8 and Is, all 10
town OF Lacey $500.
o. H. Newell and wife to David w.
Eckenbom, n Il of W " of s " OF
lot of Smiths add. to Oskaloosa.--
$1OO.
Arthur DiIley and wife to Ann
Griffiths, lot ) in block 90 in o. p.
of Oskaloosa.-$1.OO.
Presbyterian church of Fremont to
j. w. COuntermme, ct al, trustees, II
4 Of lot t., block II in town of Ere
mont and lot of subdiy. of lots
and of 2 of ne a of sw Il of sec,
H.74-l4.-$l.00. .e...
Amelia C. Upton. by Heirs to Geo.
Bartlett, ct al, undiv. As of lots s. 3,
10. II. 1t and part of lots Is and is
and strip 16ls feet. wide between
lots and 10, all in town of Lacey.
$4,000. r.... -.....
Willie Harding, ct al, to Blanche
Harding, q interest to lots / and z,
block 100 in Scribner's add to Eddy
ville.-$l.00.
Iva B. Upton, by gdn., to c.. c. Far
mer, Is OF lots ) and 6 of Winder's
subdiv. of lot 3 of ne 4 of ne "a of
sw "A of sec. 13-7716.-$1.00.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
SUCCESS IN IOWA
Fifteen Cent Meals Five
.'" Years Ago: Rich Now
Two Young ustlers Have Proved That the Manufacturing
Business Is Profitable In Iowa

I'VE Waterloo the who is president OF one OF
the largest chemical companies the state in possession OF
extraordinarily good for sweeping compound He had
$3.50 capital persuaded friend his who had equal amount to
invest his the with him. They organized company
rented by 0et for $40 month They bought raw
material and entered into compact that they would not spend more
their meals Their bill of
CANT wholesome In the morning and coffee at noon
fifteen lunch and at night twenty-five cent spread They
INDUSTRIOUS their compound sold WELL and their rt
sale most followed by repeat order They steadily grew
expanded their until their business worth $4,000
They have established in Sioux City, Cedar Falls Feepor,
Ill, and Norfolk, Neb.
ACCOMPLISHED WITHIN FIVE YEARS. THEY
ARE SOLID FINANCIAL FURNISH TO ALL
EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF How SMALL
BUSINESSES ONES IN IOWA.
SUCCESS IN IOWA
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

IAAvE BERRIES
YEARS EXPERIENCE FOUND TINT
ONCE AWHILE WOULD HAVE A FAILURE.
avoid this the things had to figure out, and
sleep which have lost figuring out how to
make thing and not have de-
conceived the idea selling
berry plants direct to the planter and eliminate the middeman
advertise in the farm plants for ST. which
fine bed and supply his family with
the they could This proved good thing but there
dawbache farmer did not know how to plant and
the that had learned and had
little book printed With each dollar order send out pack one
these little books wanted customer to be successful and he
would then be living advertisement for This where great
have customers that bought
orders from all
Nebraska Missouri the Dakotas Canada
good plants will produce have good stand and they
properly 1000 the Now figure four
the rod wide and how plants would have four
then how plants would have to the and at
the secret of don't sell the plants have
chance the fruit other words have two chances
HIGH AS $4,000 TWO ACRES IN ONE YEAR
$4,000 SOMETIMES HEAR
GLOWING PICTURES HOW MUCH THEY
TAKEN FROM AN ACRE OF ONIONS DOWN
WONDERFUL ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT OR
STRAWBERRIES APPLE CROPS GROWN SOME THESE
SOUTHERN WESTERN STATES. AS WELL IN
GOOD
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Annual Rennrts Ready.

Annual reports OF the city officials
of Oskaloosa have been prepared and
would have been presented at the
first regular session OF the new fiscal
year last Monday evening but for the
hurried adjournment early in the eve
ming. The reports and the annual
message OF the mayor will be deliver
ed at the adjourned session Thursday
evening.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
In New location.

Eugene Russell, the veteran barber
of High avenue West. who has been
doing business on the west side OF
the. NJ. & St. l.. tracks. with faith
fulness and persistence, has moved
his shop from 719 High avenue West
to No. 600 High avenue West. He is
making improvements TO the new 10
cation and will have model shop in
the room. Mr.. Russell has been sue
cessful in his former business effort
and will do even better in the new
venture.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
1000 Tailors Strike.

Philadelphia, April S.-Additions to
the ranks Of the striking tailors,
helpers and prc&&ers who walked out
last week Increased their numbers to-
day to nearly 1000 according to union
officials. Many Of the fashionable
mems tailoring establishments in the
center OF the city are affected but the
say the strike was called
too late to interfere seriously with
the Easter trade
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Voted for rMo New Schools.

Keokuk, April S.-Organized effort
of the women of Keokuk carried a
So. 900 bond issue election for the
purpose Of building two new school
houses here yesterday. Several prom.
inent local women pressed automo.
bilcs into service and carried hun
DIRE ds Of women. to the polls. The
carried by majority of
t5l votes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Steals sittino Hens.

There is a new type of chicken thief
in Cedar Rapids. His speciality is
stealing sitting hens. Sunday morn
ing Mrs. G.. w. Anderson, found that
this specialist had visited her chick
en- coop and had taken, two Rhode
Island hens which had been sitting
on expensive eggs. The eggs were
purchased at $3.50 per setting. The
hens were fine birds, each worth S..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
.NeWspapers IN Warfare.

New York, April 7.-Open warfare
over the repeal OF the Panama canal
act, which has been raging here be-
tween the Hearst newspapers and
the New York World, eliminated to-
day in a bitter editorial attack upon
Hearst by the World under the head.
ing Creating Another Czolgoz,"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Pre- sident Goes to Hot Sprinqs.

washington, D. G., April S.-Presi-
dent Wilson anu his family will spend
Easter at Hot Springs, Va. The presi.
dent will leave here Thursday night
and return to Washington next Mon.
day morning. The chief purpose OF
the trip is TO benefit the health OF
Mrs Wilson, who is slowly recuper-
ating from the effects OF a fall
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Object to Bitulithic.

Nearly thirty.fiye downtown proper.
ty owners opened a stiff fight against
htulithic paving on the streets in
the heart OF the city at meeting OF
the Iowa City council last week. They
contend that the Sou,0O0 or more that
The bitulithic paving will cost can be
expended more advantageously and
economically for relaying of the brick
now I'm use ..t
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
current on AZ Montezuna.

ront wos ,nrnaa on ~ avarv soot;on
to the Oskaloosa transmission line
began Few days ago. The city Is
divided into districts and those in
thoroughly, SO that not single hitch
was encountered. Tuesday afternoon
II was possible TO have the. day cur
rent in any home that was wired.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
colfax TO Have Park,

Colfax is to have a new city park.
The council has secured a long lease
of the Rock Island company on a plat
OF ground, which will be used for that
purpose. The Woman's Club suggest.
ed the idea and have promised to
beautify and look after it.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
constahle Was Drunk.

Des Moines, April flames Gill.
land, constable at Mount Ayr, walked
into the police station, flashed his
star and said he had called TO make
an inspection. The police asserted
he was drunk and locked him up on
a charge of intoxication.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Brick PLANT considered.

The state board of control Is inves-
tigating the possibility OF establishing
"a brick and tile plant at the Anam0sa
reformatory. The hoard Is also con-
sidering the making OF tubs at the
Wet contract expires In the fall.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
HUGHES. - Patrick Hughes, aged

HUGHES. - Patrick Hughes, aged
70 years, 8 months and - days, died
Tuesday. April 7. 1914, at 600 o'clock
D.. m. at mis- home, No. $40 High ave-
nue. West. Funeral Thursday, April
8, at 900 O. clock a. m. at the st.
Mary's Catholic church. Interment
in the Catholic cemetery. The casket
Will be open at the Cheesman Funeral
Home Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. Mr.. Hughes was born June "a,
lS34 in Ireland, and has lived in Iowa
Since 1857. Death resulted from
blood poison and complications. He
was q widower and leaves four sons.
Fer. many Yeas he was leading
wagonmaker Of OskaloOsa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

VAN CLEAVE.-The funeral SER
vices of the late Mrs. Lovona Van
Cleaye, who died Monday, April 6,
1914, at 3:l5 o'clock p. m. at the home
Of her son in Harrison township, will
be held Thursday, April ., at 800
O'clock y. m. at the Cheesman Funer-
al hume, with interment in Forest
cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
BIRTHS, DEATHS. MARRIAGES

COFFIN-The funeral OF the late
Mrs, ELLA c. Coffin. who died Tues
day, April I. 1914, at $50 o'clock IA.
m. at her home. No. GA north b
street, will be held Thursday, April
-, at 1890 o'clock at the Friends
Meeting House. lniermeni will he
mdae in Forest Cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

CLEARED FROM $500 TO $3.50 PER ACRE ON BERRIES
TIMES DURING YEARS OF EXPERIENCE BUT FOUND
ONCE IN AWHILE WOULD HAVE FAILURE
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d. SaIae Der Rsissr gaIitF.

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ndt mebr erIebt bat tut ms esenaih eio. Gem G beSatet Den an
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Baum IN seOLunosfoLuhn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-17
falfd nnb main, a6er pppnIar.

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maugdnosn 8tOuns Der mdfen OfH3sre famr acknowledgements. Ts
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anffaaia.

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Don fbt Dor Der 5ruge, ub es, ME friber, ieine stretttrafe 5urudbdIt,
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anuabmen fhbt bic uns in ben, DdbrenO Der Iesten Sabre erihienenn
nhdern entgesentreten, Die ms ben Groben Rompf suHtep England rO
EeufhInub fhilOerhn.
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Gin trtFfGdler qaubibat.

Die 9iirger ionien IN Der moroi.
.Arn Nabl Der Qominirune bon ann.
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%icrratb Fat Elm rieiiaes 8erm6ger
fir Die Stabt 81 pcrrpaItcn uno Re.
denid)aft 81 aeben iiber cine Der
be0elteuoiten itdbttiden llnterneb.
mlngeu in amerifa. lin Die be,
tie 9erpaIiuna III erIanacn. miiIicr
9'dnncr bon bodiier 1iihtigfeit mlo
mbeitedlider ebrlihfeit erpdbli
Dfrocu. Gin folder Nlnnu 1T I'M.
lee geihdbter giitbiiracr 6bns. N.
5bermau. Scr iih nGs RitaIieo
ees @aiierratbs iebr betpabrt bat.
uuo Jest mieocrim nod Der 9pnli.
nation trndjtet. @enn ole guraer ID.
re eigenen 8ortbeile mobrnehmen
moleu miiiien ie fir Serrn Sber.
man itimmen.
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SHr Gormtp. 5hnbmeiiter: SO.
lire. er lit iest Sdasmeiiter.
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3nr ma6[.

Rorarn 1T beEunniIia Sie 9ri.
hlnr,uohl uno ibre @idtgfeit ioHtg
Ss0tm Burger einIeudten aeiner
foEie fd Ieiner @ohIpfliht ent8ie.
ben, bd es nothpenOig H. OdB Die
Msinino Der Mebrbeit Sum WINS
bind tommt.
Tns Snuptintereile foHsentrirt lid,
beiamtIia ouf Die domination fur
@clnernelr, unh ba iollten Die
giireer Ieidt bnn0eIn fonneH. Sie
hnben eeitig bon allen adnoiooten
aebdrt uHo geIeieu, nm fa Elm llr.
tbeiI an biI0eu.
Die 9rfblne motte aud nod in
Der Ietten Gtunoe etu @ort suaun-
hen nnieres @cirernelrs Woore.
teab Iagen. CIR lit segen 5rouen.
Ifinunreht gno grobibitiou in ies.
hhrr Dorin. EN- 6reino Der fremo-
~neborrnen giirger unS bat elm ee.
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mites anredt anf ibre llnteritituua
8on Den Republitanern lit Die
9ribiiuc bereit. ben 9eiern TIRE Ct.
gene 8abl trefien Su la'ieu.
8oriift iollte anaepnnot merorn
bel Der aitSp1bl Der aanSioutrn
fir ben Stantsienat un6 bic 9egts.
Iatir. ioSab mtr Die tiidtiaiteu uuo
Iibernlen anu6toaten Die Stimmcu
Der Burger erbalteu.
gei Den Rominationen fir eoum.
tD1mter iolte ieSer qarteig1ngrr fdl
BON Der 9iihtigfeit Der 4anOt0aten
Iciten Ioiien. Die oeutihen San.
oioaten ouf Dem 8abI8ettel ioltcn
bic b%eiouoere gcriidiihtigung ibrcr
.2m6sleute iinOen, ipenn eS @auner
BON ehrIidfeit unO Siidtisfeit limb,
iHO @etpabr sebeH, oab fe unierem
Clement nuh ehre MAIDEN.