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The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
, At New Sharon.

The municipal election at New
Sharon Monday was an overwhelming
for the. Independent ticket
over the Citizens ticket A total of
302 votes were cast, the same number
as two years ago. Sunday night
there was a mems meeting" and an
effort made to organize the Chris
tian Mems Civic League" advocating
Sunday closing of all places of bust.
ness and opposed to all forms of Sun
day, amusements, real or imaginary.
Effort was made to interview candi.
dates for council position. One can
didate who refused to make reply to
the questioners received the highest
vote; In the election, while another
who advocated, Sunday closing in
compliance with the dictations of the
Civic League, received the lowest
vote. "~.. =.
= A. M. Evans was elected mayor to
succeed himself, receiving total of
1874 of the votes cast. =.
j. b.. Heitsman had no opposition
for the office of treasurer. j.
Carl A. Briney was elected asses
sor, with a total of lac votes. ...1..
Councilmen are, John A. Day, 2O3;
and p. T. Cope, 176, succeeding them
selves; NJ. F. Watland, 1855; H. d.
Rhine, 156; William Harper, 1G9.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Voted TO BUY, Blu. Not to Pay

Des Moines. March 31.-The Des
Moines Water Club at meeting at
noon today passed resolution ask
ing the city council to submit the
question of the $4,000. 900 bond issue
to a special election at the same time
as the June primaries. At the cleo
ton yesterday 1880 voted to pur
chase the water works, but only 1900
voted for the issuance of the bonds
whereas over 5000 are required Ito
make 1t legal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Unknown Man Killed.

Glenwood. March .3l-An unknown
man, riding the bumpers or walking
the Burlington track, was killed on
the bridge over Silver creek, one mile
west of Malvern by train No. 81. He
is 5 feet inches tall, weighs 1870
pounds, has gray hair and gray mus
tacbe. He is believed to be an itin-
Grant chiropOdist. He had $3.50 in
his pockets,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Mueh maternal FOR schools.

1t will take over two million sheets
of note paper for the pupils of the
Des Moines public schools next year
to figure out how many acres of land
''B" can purchase for 1920 an acre If
"A" his half brother, loans him two
thirds of the purchase money. II will
also take carload OF ink to proper
ly teach the young ideas how to shoot.
Other little incidentals which will
soon be ordered. by the purchasing
of the school board are
$4,000 lead pecils. $4,000 legal pads
and 100000 pens.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
New rariffs suspended.

Washington, March 31.-The inter
state commerce commission today
suspended until July 80 all new tariffs
filed by the railroads with the excep
ton of those affecting the U. s, steel
and other iron and steel
These were permitted to
stand. About -four thousand tariffs
were suspended. The suspended tar.
IFS would have become effective al
and win be submitted In
with the findings in in
dustrial railroad cases.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Good Roads Day,

Ames, March 31.-The Iowa high
way commission and the state super
intendent of public instruction are
urging upon the superintendent OF
consolidated schools that they set
aside in each school one day in May
as good roads day. The intention is
to arouse the interest of the children
and their parents in good roads. The
new road law will be studied, papers
written by the pupils, and exhibits
of pictures of good roads and bridges
will be displayed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Premier Asquitn Resigns.

London. March 3D. The second
reading of the home rule bill was TAX
en- up in the house of commons to
day. The unexpected action of Prem:
Ter Asquith In resigning from tho
commons and the grave aspects In
connection With the passage Of the
hill attracted the greatest interest
A crowd thronged the galleries. Slr
Edward Grey assumed the leadership
n the liberals in the absence 81 the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
At Fremont.

or total of 154 voters residing in
Fremont, 14S voted at the town cleo
tion yesterday. Two tickets were in
the Ild, "Citizen" and Progress
sives." Citizens elected all of the
officers and one councilman and each
side claims the victory. A good ma
tured issue in the campaign is said
to have existed over the subject of
having oiled streets during the sum-
mer and voters were solicited to
vote for eouncilmen in favor of the
town paying for work done on inter.
sections. Victorious candidates were:
w. G. Wharto, Citizen, Mayor.
w. L. Ehrenhard, Citizen, treasurer.
James S. Reeves, Citizen, assessor.
Councilmen-Georg Heming, Citi-
zen; N. F. Rockey, Progressive: A. H.
Hoffman, Progressive; J. II. Harkins,
j. Vannoy, Progressive.
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Other departments are complete live
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extensive Agricultural department. lit.
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OF the world and the famous Pastor
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with subscription to our own for the,,,
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Clark Not a Candidate.

Washington, Mar. 31.-Almost pas,
sionately asserting he is not now and
does not expect to be a candidate for
the presidency in 1916, Speaker
Champ Clark closed the debate on
the Panama Canal Tolls Exemption
Repeal question this afternoon. He
denied having caused the split in the
democratic ranks and denied that
there was a personal issue between
himself and the president.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
SiepeI Sued for Divorce

New York, March 3l.-Capping the
of his business troubles. suit
for divorce will be filed here today
against Henry SiegeI, former mer-
chant prince, whose financial col
lapse involves not only thousands OF
depositors in his bank but also threat.
ems to wreck the social career of his
wife. The suit is filed to protect her
claim to- $4,000 a year settlement.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Doctor Defeats Preacher.

Keokuk, March 31.-=Dr. S. W. More
head defeated Rev. 3: Z. Sanders,
preacher candidate for mayor in the
city election yesterday by S3S ma
jority A. proposed bond issue of
$4,000 for sewer and other purposes
was beaten as was also the proposal
to extend the city limits.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
End in siaht d Panama Tolls ) !

Washington, March 31.-The climax
in the Panama canal tolls exemption
repeal battle was reached today,
ending five days bitter debate The
final roll call in the house on the
passage of the Sims resolution is ex.
pected before nightfall Voting upon
the repeal Is scheduled to begin about
5 As. Two roll calls are in prospect,
the first on motion to recommit the
Sims resolution and the next upon
the passage, The final result is ex-
pected to be known about 1880. A
third roll call is possible upon plan
to give the president power to. fix or
exempt tolls or for the reference of
the tolls question to the Hague tri-
bunal. IE& !.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000
! paid In Full.

Directors:s, W. 4. Beans; Charley.
Victor; W.. II. Springer; Thos. J.
Wilson; r. w. Moore; w. c. Reed;
W.. II. Pike; Paul synhorst; Geo. s.
Prime; r, X. Davis; NJ. s. Downey.
Complete set. OF Safety Deposit
Boxes. The 15O stockholders are all
Mahaska County farmers.
Farmer: Make this your head.
Quarters while In the City. l6tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Republicans Win at Bluffs.

Council Bluffs, March 31.-Dr. M.
B. Snyder, republican. was elected
mayor, over Mayor Thomas Maloney,
democrat. here yesterday by 100 ma
iority. The republican candidates for
treasurer and auditor we're also elect
ed, while the democratic candidates
for assessor and engineer won. The
council is made up of four democrats
and four republicans. 4..,..... -.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Burma Still Serious.

Des Moines. March 31.-Mrs. F. C..
Hubbel, badly burned yesterday in. a
gasoline explosion at her home, pas.
sed a fairly good night. She slept
but one hour and the doctors say her
condition is still serious. The burns
upon her hack and arms are giving
her much pain ~ ..t s..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Repeater Valves to Grand Jury.

Des Moines, March 3I,-Ed Ryan,
aged 40. arrested yesterday by detec.
tiyes, was arraigned today before
Police Judge Utterbaek, charged with
offering his services for hire, bribery
and illegal voting He waived to the
grand jury and in default of bonds
went to jail.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Mexican Not Guilty,

Greenfield, March Slater being
out All nour the district court jury
returned a verdict of not guilty in,
the case of S. Nabona, Mexican,
charged with the murder of a compan-
ion at Orient last December.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
To Fight Draining of Lake.

Mason City, March 31.-Sam Fos-
ter, vice president of the State Sports
mems association, has declared war
upon the plan of Attorney General
Cosson to Grain Wall Lake and make
a state farm of the land. He says
the sportsmen will take the matter
into court and also be heard Of politi.
cally when Cosgon comes up for of.
flee again
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
shortest viii on Record. :

What Is said by attorneys TO be the
shortest will In Iowa was filed In Wat
erloo with the clerk OF the courts. It
contained but seventeen words. Flora
M. Fellers was the maker, and the
will reads as follows; Il hereby will
all my personal property, real estate
and money, TO my husband, +. M.
Fellers.- le$ ~,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
At Rose Hill.

Although there was no special thing
involved in the town election Mon.
day, no contention. and no special
work done by candidates, the total of
"a votes cast was the largest in the
history of the town. Preference was
expressed for the Citizens Ticket "
For Mayor, A. J. Hutch received
50 and w. c.. Wharton. Peoples
Ticket" was given ~: h. p. g..
Other officers elected were: Treas,
urer, VIM. Weachter, 40; assessor,
L. H. Vallandingham, so; councilmen,
Frank Henderson,, so; Il. r. CASTOR,
"a; Arthur Fowler, SO; Frank Gasch.
Ike, SO; Saul Morgan. AZ.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Al EddvviIIe,

J.. r. Lafferty, republican, was cleo
ted mayor here yesterday in the city
election. J. "A. Johnson was chosen
treasurer and Samuel Shawyer asses
sor. Councilmen elected were: II. j.
Burns, A. Evans, H. Lamis, r. j. Old
ham and G. Stevenson. .... .ta,. ..,...
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
"t,sndsomev J.ck Found Guilty.

Chicago. March S1- Handsome"
Jack Koetters was found guilty OF
the brutal murder OF Mrs. Emma
Kraft, a Cincinnati widow. today and
his penalty was fixed Al life impris'
8ls 3
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

ATWOOD.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
w. M. Atwood, Saturday, March 81,
1914, at the parents home in Corval.
lis, Oregon, fine daughter and the
name is Dorothy Mckenzie Atwood.
The mother will be remembered to
Ockaloosa as Louise Kent. The an.
nouncement came to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kent. Dorothy is the second
child.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
THE TOWN ELECTIONS
Some Were Spirited Monday While
Others Were Featureless.

One hundred and seven ballots were
cast at the municipal election in the
town of Beacon Monday and the con-
test was spirited. This is an unusual
number of ballots for town election
in Beacon and the big vote is indi-
catiVe of the interest exhibited. -.
Sol Meek was elected mayor to sue,
coed himself and he had big ma.
jority that was highly compliment
airy. Not only did he lead over his
competitors for the Office but he had
a majority of all votes cast. .
The votes of the various tickets
was: ... D.. ....
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
CLUBS And SOCIETY.
Various Happy, Occasions Among
TowuIapd Country Folk. Al


Mrs, Roy Barrows, No. sol South
Seventh street, entertained Friday
afternoon, for Mrs. J. y, MCGOWAN,
of Bloomfield, visiting With friends
here. The affair was informal, but
thoroughly enjoyed by the company
present. sr'@ss.~ s- e.ss.rs
-. - - ...,..
Misses Joyce Parker, Dorothy Kelly,
Betty Phillips, lone Guthrie, Helene
Blattner, I4elen Porter, Edna Henley,
and Ruth Smith left this morning for
Rock Island, H., where they will be
guests at a house party, given by
Miss Aileen Martin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T.. Martin, formerly
of this city. $ =. "a g.. g..
r...~ > --' =. .:.,,;. 8sgs. al. B..
The Bible SearcherB Glass of the
central M. f.. Church, met at the
home of Mrs. Shreve or north b
street. g. az. ..vE 49, .15
Mrs. J. X. Linsley the chairman Of
the spiritual COMMITTEES, led the de.
yotionals The president, Mrs, Mark
dNlOoi man NOOh ESHdlS OhE Liz
session. This was followed by q
short program. The first number
was a reading by Robert Capel which
was enjoyed by all The next on the
program WIS a vocal solo by Miss
Martha Henry. Miss Henry has an
exceptionally fine voice. me beauti,
full solos she rendered, We so thor,
oughly enjoyed. that; she was greeted
by hearty and vigorous, applause She
was ably ACCOMPANIED ON the piand
by Miss Orpha Hockett.-A social hour
followed and the hostess sHnd her. as
sistants served refresHments to the
fifty-one WHO were present. <s I'd. .5Et
49, .l... ~. .:.. -:s.; -.sas .tr., Is
Miss Bertha Crete was at. home''
to. the Hook and Needle Club"
Thursday at her home, 303 South G
street. The house. was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers. The hos
tess is an expert in all kinds of fancy
stitches. which was evident In her
embroidered napkins. A delicious
two-course luncheon was served at
the close of a very pleasant after
noon. -, t,..' -"@,.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
EXECUTRlX NOTICE.

EhECUTRlX NOTICE. --r. .e-.,
~ Notice is hereby given to all per-
cons interested. that on the 18th day of
March A. d. 1914, the undersigned was
appointed by the District Court of
Iowa. in and for Mahaska County,
executrix of the estate of G. W.
Lyon, deceased, late of said Ma
haska County, Iowa, All persons in
debted to said estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will
present them Legally authenticated to
said court for allowance.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1914.
Ida Tennis, Executrix.
j. l.. Milligan, Clerk.
By F. W.. Wright, Deputy. 35w3
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
FARMERS NATIONAL BlRk.

w., L. deans, FessEdebt.t'' 2 W. tsf1s'
yyH.. II. pike. VIDE iPfeSfdeBt!t san
X. Davis. Cashier. 10.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-02
Professional Cards
VIM. n. LACEY,
Attorney.at.LaW. 49,.
OskalOosa, Iowa,

General Practice, Pensions; Collec
lions, all State aud Federal Courts.
Probate Cases. &s*. 49, 24yi
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Der, IN gelel%haftliden aretielr iebr
prominent mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-24
ct. SOniier Marftpreifc.

@Ghren0 ser perflpiielpn @od,s
fielten bie grnBett @ei5enslrflbrel
bonn 2napbe no6 INNER ul. 9luf bcnl
bieiigen Wtarft ulleiir tpllrbe ipGfreftS
oieier Belt cine 8ei5elullenge bon t..
$4,000 9lrIbel, eirlgelieicrt. 9it
GorrGfbe arl gnartpei3en Iinf
5i1r 3eit t3.5S6,00O 9uiGel. Oit
groBte sQtenge, beren nlolr iid
iiberbnltpt eriamlerat Fam. Sc
bod ole @ei5en &erleipollnger
baben nit Der 3ilanbnre on @or-
rdtben SdSritt aehoIten lur0 oie gr-
portatnd]froge iit 6eionbers por5iig,
lidJ NieNen 5lpiolSe bot Der Mei5elr
nrarft fpift lmtr eiil sSallen BEN Ereiit
ni1t geIpiirt, lonbern bielnre6r
eine Ereiserbofnnp. @ilie preiserboh,
crNe @irflu9 ullf iibel bie betrcffS
ben Shaoen Ger batrh 9olt on Ser
neltelt SSrilbli1las @ei5enerl1te atNe
riftet ipltrbe, aus Dem Horbipeital
etlrtreffelpben @eridte, alsf 0en W1nrft
ols, 0amt fiirdjtet lrlur Dab Oic
sSriibliaugS @eBenerlpte perllidtet
tpiir6e lnro bob Ser @rtrog ocrieIben
itidt oelt @rnpnrtlMen gcnUiB 0cni
9ie1iernlrS 9eridlt pom 8. /. &C.,
e1lBiprcden tpercc Sir @eids@cii.
sen grobierter Sorten he5n6Ite lnun
in ct. 2oltis am 9ielt@toa 75 (9lo.
h so Gts, fiir 6as bette go. 1;
in GbicaQp77 81 GtS., IN Solcoo
rs spy Cts. lnl6 in 9tep 0orf
SO 30 Gts. pro @alTbel. ssdbreitb
Ser ml 8jenStog 5ltn1 9lhihl1rB &C..
lmrgeapoelt @ohe 6n6en sic fonnllerr
5ieIlell 9Sorrdttre it'd lun 3,437, 600
8lulbel perrlebrt; iie betrltgen an oic
ient Gage 1S,706.000 @nIbcl; qeger-
iiber 29,390,O0O am @rbe oerielFen
gSode porigear sSSabres
Der MniAnnrft iit iebr itnllO6aft;
Sic Greiie iiatb etipos bober, beip1l-
ners fir apeiBe Sorten. Die @orrd.
tle iilr6 flenl, bod oie gtadfragcil
ait6 Ieidt. @pooierte Glbolititen|
brnhten oin 9ielistae 73 80 Gts. |
luub Dos bette lpeibe @ctreibc iogor
80 GtS. pro @9ipifel.
Sober bot eiiteit ilmlen Warft INIT |
glrten Satragen,' iebof icbr geui1gerI
@rdbierte Qua(it1teal
soiteor 35 3S Gts. pro @itibel, mo
,rIterer 8reis fir gao a, lestcrer 90.
Jegap fir 6us bette "Stur6orb,, gilt.
sSm @artofTelnurft berrid,te elm
EreisItopo fir ge1pnbnli.
tere Sortelt, 6ei glutear 3ltfltbren
Run bSabdte ditf Oet1t bieitgen
Osarfte 10 90 Cts. pro 9alIbeI, ie
lodIben oie Sorte attuo Qimlitdt.
'Sonrearodpnsr brod&en iogor 81 90
mo @6bel.
Ser Breis mir leberrSe Sdnpeinc lit
,ober. @etpobnlidc itltb roirbe Sbiere
'rndtear $500; Die beiieren Sliere
is 81 50 90 pro Gertiter.