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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

Prices Paid Producers for Eggs.
Poultry. Veal and Pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
RESIDENCE THEATRES
WHAT'S ON THE BILL

VITA > YIN IIlE DILL
At the Liberty Until Tuesday
Night
"Tho Italian" six.part drama. fca.
turing George Beban.
At the Ciemmer All Week
"Nep,unss Daughter" drama, fea.
turing Annette Kellerman.
A. the Colonial Until Tuesday Night
"A Lucky Blowout" drama:
Runaway June" story No. 4: Two
Boys and a Girl" comedy: also a
Keystone comedy.
Al the Glass A Until Tuesday Night
Those Love Pangs." Keystone
comedy" featuring Charlie Chap
lin: Mutual Weekly" No. 8; Fat
". Mabel and the Law" Keystone
comedy The Better Man. drama.
Al the Alhambrs Until Wednesday
Night
The Conspiracy" drama, with
John Emerson: "HearstSelig
News" pictorial.
A. the odeon Until Tuesday Night
The New Janitor." comedy. with
Charles Chaplin.
Al the TiIikur Until Tuesdsy Night
His New Profession" comedy.
with Charles Chaplin: ''Zudora."
two.part drama: THE Awaiting
Prayer" drama: "A Rude Awaken
Ing" comedy.
AZ the Mission Until Tuesday Night
The Regencrating Love-" three
part drama. Alias Creased Light.
ming" comedy: "Mllady's Boudoir."
drama.
A. the Alaska Until Tuesday Night
"The Master Crncksman.r drama.
featuring Harry Carney.
A. the Grand Until Tuesday Night
The Awaiting Hour" drama:
Zip and His Gang" comedy: The
Treasure Seekers" comedy. The
Unmasking." drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

A. the Colonial Until Tuesday Nigh,
"A Lucky Blowout" drama;
Runaway June" story No. 4: Two
Boys and Girl" comedy: also a
Keystone comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

At the Liberty Until Tuesday
Night
The Italian" six.part drama. fca
turing George Deban.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

A. the Mission Until Tuesday Nigh,
THE Regencrating Love-" three
part drama: Alias Creased Light
ming" comedy: "Mllady's Boudoir.
drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09

A. the Grand Until Tuesday Night
The Awaiting Hour" drama;
Zip and His Gang" comedy. The
Treasure Seekers" comedy. The
Unmasking." drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-09
At the clemmer All Week

'Neptunss Daughter" drama, fea.
turing Annette kellerman.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

With percentage figured at SEQ
and $40 WaXahachie aud Terrell
ball teams have a pretty good load
Owe" he other four teams OF thu
Central Texas League. but the game
this afternoon is going to make a
chance in The ia"taataEe table that
sill affect WaXaaaehie one way Or
tha ether. II Is also ladies free day
al the Lark an large and en-
thusias'ic crowd should be present
ior the game. II WaNahachie can
ia from the top-notchera this aft
ernoan wc will replace Them NJ the
head OF the percentage table II is
~oFth the effort to try FOR The
team Is in good enough shape to do
theif l.art Of it Il the fans viii make
a display of pep IN the grand
<tand
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
NOtN NJ. MANS II NERAL
II LARGELY ATTENDED,

large crowd attended the funeral
OF Cubit e. Graves at Rocket Sua=
day afternoon Because of the large
number in attendance the services
were held under the trees Ia the yard
Rev r Il eriddlc OF Waxahaehie
conducted the religions services lie
was assisted ny Rev / L. HightoWer
Of Rcd Oak and Rev Davis, The
Masonic lodge Of Red Oak had charge
OF the ceremonies at the grave, Viii
liam Stiles of Waxahachle leading
the service.
Inc deceased was raised in the
rocket community, a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs G. l. Graves, and had many
friends there who were sincerely
grieyed to learn of his death He is
survived by widow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

Mrs. Fred Wordsworth received a
message this morning announcing the
death Of her uncle *. ] Bass Of
i.aWton. Oklahoma, Mr.. Bass had
been suffering for some time from
The effects OF stomach trouble aud
had gone To Mineral Wells in search
Of health. He was engaged in the
cotton business aud formerly re-
sided at Waco. Texas The remains
viii be- sent to i.awton for burial
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

The many friends in this city of
Fred Noteworthy will regret TO learn
OF the death OF his SISTER, Mrs VIII
Cooper, which occurred 1T Paris at
) O'Clock this morning. \ message
announcing the death came from
Mr. Norsworthy 10 Mrs Noteworthy
today The funeral will take place
at Paris tomorrow morning al 10
"a clock.
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For cholera morbus, cholera ia
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Have limited amount Of oats at 80
cents delivered, IS cents at ware
house, sacked a. cents bulk. Maize
81 90 off, aud prairia hay $1,000
Alfalfa same price, Phone me
81 adv - II THOMPSON.
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Notice.

When you have society item
for the Daily Light call Mrs George
r. Wilson, phone number go II
takes some time to get all the de-
tails of each social function and the
management Of this paper Will APP
preciete it II you will assist by Civ
possible. IF
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We carry the only stock of 1G
mesh galvanized wire cloth III the
city. Absolutely mosquito proof.
viii Moore Hardware Go. adv If
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Guy Coomh~ and Anna Nilsson. 4
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Prot G, NJ simmons OF Relton, 5.
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view OF securing a school somewhere
in this section OF the state
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
IOWA SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS

De3 MOines, May 1.-THE supreme
court has decided that Pottawatta-
ME farmer may be justified in killing
a deer where the aforesaid deer is
engaged in eating his nay or greens.
He couldn't kill the deer as game. He
probably couldn't eat it afterwards.
But tho deer has no protection if 1t
jumps the fence and ravishes the gar
den or The Cornfield.
by way OF analogy" wrote Justice
Evans in deciding the Ward case
from AyoCa, I'VE may note that the
plea of reasonable self defense may
always be .interposed in justification
of the killing of human being. We
Fsee no fair. reason for holding the
same plea may not be interposed in
Justification of the killing of goat or
deer. The right of defense OF persons
and property Is constitutional right
and is recognized in the construction
of all statutes. If in this case 1t was
reasonably necessary for the defend
ant to kill the deer in question in or
der to prevent substantial injury to
his property, such fact, we have nc
doubt would afford justification fol
| the killing in..-. n... ..
e. The case was a test case brought tC
Edeuide Just what were the rights oi
farmers intDe Botna valley as against
the herd Of deer that has been roam
! ing ai,out for years. Ward had beer
convicted of killing the deer in vic
| latiDnf of the statutes. Ine supreme
IcouTt finds that inaSmuch as he recog
riizes the right of the state in the
property he was justified in killing
| the deer es.,,.. nar E..,t 49,. -.
The court today refused to grant 1
trehearing in the case of the State VS.
Madden, convicted of setting fire Il
/ his barn in Cromwell near Crestol
and sentenced to three years In tn
penitentiary Otto Wockoski, con
/ victed oflcrimiifai assault fowi
county. was aisp already rpfnsed nc
dhcarlnEHii ~ saigosn ssf Int&iH
Il Des Moines7 slMag. le,+ The snprent
court today rendered the following
lopinions.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
Evening -.
7:3O-Praise Service, T. c. Ken
needy.
S:OO-Sermon, George Blagg.
Conference adjOurns.
Evening.
SOME DEALS IN DIRT
Record in Recent Real Estate Deals
in Mahaska County.

w. r. Fancher AMI wife to Mike
Dvorove, warranty deed. lot 10, Bows
ers S d of lots IL, 10, IA of S of n
" NV sec 17-75-16. also lots II, IL and
y of lot 10 of S d of lots IL, 10, IA
and W p of II and u of Is of S
of " NV sec 17-75-16, town of Elida,
cons, 5000.
Oskaloosa Creamery Co. by Pres. C.
n. Reisman to Lenora G.. Reismarl,
warranty deed, pit lot 18, Crookhams
S D of lot 4 of Sc ne sec 24-75-16, cons
$4,000.
Cora A. Burggraaf and hus to Jana
es A. Smith, warranty deed, e u sw
NV sec 23-77-13. cons $4,000,
Cary Z. Smith and wife ct al to
James A. Smith. quit claim deed, W "
sw NV sec 23-77-15, cons. $1.0O.
Greater Oskaloosa Land Co. to A.
w. Coffin, lot al. blk l O'Neills. add
OskalOosa, cons $3.50.
Lillis Perry and hus to Margianna
Smith, quit claim deed. II acres off
north part of Sc NV sec i2-75-15, cons
$1.00.
Mary J. Coryell and husband to
John D. Byers, warranty deed to pit.
lot 4 of S. d. of o. l.. ), o. P. Oska-
loosa-$1, $50
F. f. Martin and wife ct al to
Peter Meyer, warranty deed to pit.
NV NE Sec. 12-77-16-$2,45O.
Elizabeth Spill Bennett to 7. w
Terrell quit claim deed to land in
NV Sec 1S,75-16-$1.00.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
THE MADISON TWP.S.S,
Attendance at Annual Convention
Cut Short BY Cold Weather.

The annual meeting Of Madison
Township Sunday School association
was held at the Madison Chapel May
8, 1915. The attendance at the morn
should have been, owing no doubt to
the very cool atmosphere; but the
program was given as was intended
with ono exception. those having
places to fill we're present at the OPP
ening hour. The song service was
congregational beginning by singing,
I'VE Come With Happy Hearts This
Day to Celebrate" Miss Bernice Har-
Ney presiding at the organ.
Address OF Welcome most cordially
given by Mr.. Ed Scharf.
Response by Leslie Harvey of West
Center S. s., in a few we'll chosen
words accepting the welcome given.
Invocation by Mr.. r. J. Williams,
president.
S. S. Lesson was read responsibility,
Prof w. l. Kelsey leading. and was
very interesting in the discussion
which was open for all. '''
song by congregation, Let Your
Glow" &c..
who is Responsible for the Sue,
cess of the S. S." by Mr.. Walter Dcx-
ter of Penn college.
Time ana space forbds comment
on any of the very interesting and in
structive addresses given.
Address bv &. f. Beman, of the city.
His experience in S. s. work as super
intendent for 10 years and as busi,
ness man: advice to young men on
right living.
Appointment of committees.
Nominating Committee: Ed Seharf
Leslie Harvey and John Else.
Resolutions: Mrs. Ed SCharf and
Mrs. j. f. Cruzen.
Song, duet Misses Helen Jordan,
soprano, Jessie Reid, alto; Miss Jor'
dan accompanied on the organ.
Prayer by tho minister at Madison
Rev. Walter Dexter, after which we
adjourned for dinner, which was serV
ed in real picnic fashion after the in
vocation he'd been given by Mr.. Daniel
Hull. pra Es&t#"~. -
The afternoon session began with
music by the orchestra from the M
Z. Sunday school IN tho city. VINO iaV
ored the audience with several selec
tons,
Prayer by T. ]. Ferree
Song, Brighten the Corner Where
You Are" Mrs J. f. Cruzen soprano
Miss Jessie Reid alto; Miss Jordan
presided at the organ.
Address, "The Duty and Privilege O
Parenthood," by Mrs. Irving johnson
of the city.
Address, "Rible study" by Rev
Stranahan OF the Friends church Il
the city.
Report OF ConmttteesiE-sGfa sn's
Nnlnhlaaiilgn c'pmlaittNa renorted 10
j. aMilliamG fprcaidnntra iiilgunl tTltzon
vice president; Mrs. y, III Grnzensi sec
rotary and treasurer.
On motion the above named wer,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Dispositions of Various Matters by
Judge and Jury

Trial of the case of {. G. TiCe VS..
l.. T.. Shangle an equity suit in which
the plaintiff asks an injunction re-
straining the defendant from erecting
a certain partition fence between the
properties of the parties, occupied the
greater part of the afternoon in dis
trict court yesterday. The platntin
alleges in his petition that the defend
ant is erecting partition fence and
is putting it on the plaintiffs land.
Evidence was taken and the cause sub,
mitted to the court.
District court was reCOnvened by
Judge Silwold at 100 yesterday fol,
loving a weeks vacation. The hear,
ing of cases in the equity and probate
divisions will occupy the time while
court is in session. No jury cases
are to be heard at this term.
In the case of Henry w. Dunt VS.
Johnson w. Lunt ct al, the defend
ants demurrer was Overruled yester
day. 49,
Final report of the referee was ap
proved in the partition suit of William
Bryan ct al VS.. William Kenneth Bry
an ct al and the referee was ordered
discharged
Final reports were approved and
the administrators discharged in the
estates OF Lucy Bryan and Peter Vos
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

the power and strength of his being.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson have both
worked constantly during the years
they have been in Laddonia, not only
for the upbuilding of the Baptist
church Of which Brother Watson was
pastor, but for the good of the entire
community, and the making of our
town and surrounding country bet
ter place in which to live. 1t is the
deep regret of our people that they
are returning to their home in Sulli
van, Illinois, to reside. Fl
We take pleasure in recommending
them to everybody everywhere.
A. B. Hale, Supt. Baptist Sunday
School. .->
w. E. Summers, Supt. NJ. E. sunday
School
D. C. Hatton, supt NJ. E. s. Sunday
School.
J. c. De LaPorte, Supt. Disciple
Sunday School
A. J. Lasher, Supt. Presbyterian
Sunday School.
E. V. Campbell, Sec'y Ministers Al
lance. H
w. E. Akers, Treasurer Ministers
Alliance.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

declared elected to fill their respect
i've offices for the coming year.
Resolutions
1--WhcrCas, be it resolved, we, as
S. S. workers, in Madison Township,
put forth more united, ernest effort
the ensuing year. for the advancement
of the cause we arc here to represent,
2-That We urge parents TO put
forth more energy AMI effort IN the
S. S. work and take, not send, their
children to S. 5.
3--That We, thank those who adj
dressed us, thus making the day one
Of interest, entertainment and profit.
4-That we thank the orchestra of
the M. f. S. s. for the we'll rendered
music; also the Misses Jordan and
Reid for the duet touching responsive
chords in the hearts Of the audience.
Mrs. Ed SCharf, Mrs. J. F. Cruzen.
Collection, $4.29.
Song by Congregation, "Blest Be
the Tie" ..-,
Bcnediction b. Prof. w. 1. Kelsey.
M. G..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
OSKALOOSA DISTRICT
Methodist Conference in Barnes City
May d to 70.

The OskalOosa district conference
of the, M. f. church will be held at
Barnes City, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, May "a, % and rs.
Rev. Minear of Oskalooss is the
district superintendent. The pro-
gram arranged, which will be an in
teresting and helpful one, is as fol-
lows:
Monday, May "a.
Y:20-Praise Service, w. J. Ham
iltOn.
S:G0-Conference Permanent Fund,
}. c. Kendrick,. conference agent,
presiding. Address, The Veteran
Preacher and His Needs" DR.. Glenn
ems of the General Con. Board, Chi.
cage
Tuesday, May a5--Morning.
7:00-Mid-year examination of un.
dergraduates in Conference Course
and candidates for admission on
trial 80 a. boz.
:30--Devotions j Address by DR..
| F. E. Day, THE Church"
9:00-Round Table, led by Dis
! trict superintendent '4
:3O-Business. Appointment OF
Committees. Reports. See Discipline
1912. Par. 95-l00. #....
II: GOETHE Gospel Team Work, }.
S. Bellamy of the Knoxville team.
11:45-Adjournment.
Afternoon.
1:30-Devotionals Address by Or:
/ f. E. Day, The Passionate" Round
Table, led by District Superintend-
ent -
;3O-Business. Reports OF Com
mittees on Examination and Renew
al of Licenses. r. e..
3:OO-Sermon, Hugh Neville OF
Fremont.
4:O0-Pentecosta Services, led by
DR.. J. NJ. Brown. e~.. r., s..
500 - Mid-year examination OF
undergraduates in Conference Course
of Study and candidates for admis
sion on trial. = ..
= Evening.
7.30-Praise Service. -
8:00-Educationa Interests, DR.. T.
A. Schell, President Iowa Wesleyan
College. Special Music. Sermon
DR.. e. A. Schell.
Wednesday, May 26--Morning.
II 7:00-Mid year examination OF
undergraduates in Conference Cours,
land candidates for admission on trial
| 8:3O-Devotions Address, DR.. f
10. Day, 1.-THE Messenger" RounC
Table, led by the District Superin
tendent.
9:30-Business. ,"&c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Special
Causes.
:OO-Sermon, Clement Davies
of Cedar.
11:45-Adjournment.
Afternoon.
.30-Devotions Address, DR.. 7
II. Day. 'The Problem" Roun'
n Table, led by District superintendent
II q. s0--Serni0f, jesse A. Moniunas
Iof Pella. Pentecostal Service, ie
!, Iby DR.. u. IN. Brown. Business. At
journment.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
BIG WRIGHT REVIVAL
Old NeighbOrs Speak in Highest
Terms of Rev. Watson.

great revival campaign will COM
mence in Wright, Sunday, May 80,
under auspices of Baptist Methodist
and Presbyterian churches of that
little city.
These services will DE conducted
b. Rev. John l.. Watson, M. c.,
Statesman, Lawyer, Lecturer and
Evangelist.
OF the Rev. Watson and his work
his old neighbors and co-wOrkers
send this greeting:
Laddonia, Mo.-Rev. John L. Wat
son was born on farm in Adair Co.,
the Big Red Apple Belt" OF the
Ozarks, near Springfield, Missouri.
He was educated in the rural
schools, the Henderson Academy. the
Indiana Normal, the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary. and has
done summer work at the University
of Missouri and the University of
Chicago.
After teaching a few years, Mr.
Watson took law course and was
admitted to the Missouri bar. and
practiced for some time in the courts
of Missouri and Oklahoma. His eX-
perienee at the bar soon brought him
face to face with some sorely needed
reforms in our social, political and
religious life, and as a result he was
called to the platform and began his
career as a lecturer throughout the
country on Prohibition, Social Better
ment, True Education, Rural Regener-
alton, which means Better Farming,
Better Business and Better Living,
The War Against War, The Country
Church, Efficiency, and kindred sub
jects. t
His platform work led him into
many pulpits and the people at once
realized his worth as a preacher. In
1906 his ordination was called for by
the Baptist church at Hawarden,
Iowa, and on July % of that year he
was ordained and became pastor OF
that church. Since that time he has
held pastorates in Iowa. Missouri and
Illinois, conducted many revivals, and
delivered lectures on various themes
as time and opportunity permitted
Brother Watson has given up all pas
toral work and will engage in the flu
ture in evangelism. but will find time
to deliver a few lectures each veal
on subjects dear to his heart.
But few eyangelists have had sucf
a wide and helpful experience in act
ual life, and possess such accurate
and thorough knowledge of men AM
affairs as does Mr., Watson. He ha
done efficient work as teacher. law
yer, platform lecturer, and preaehe
lin succession, but in revival meeting
he is at his best and on that worl
his heart is set.
II is a deep conviction OF his tina
no minister should leave his work a
such and 90 upon the lecture piat
form, except 10 deliver q uaessas
whieh hass haep hnTpt into nls yer
Esoul. Therefore. when he lectures Q
I Iany Of the above subjects, as well q
when he breaches, he does Il with 81
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
GRAND JURY SWORN IN
Enter Immediately on Their Work.
May Make Report Tomorrow.

The grand jury for the April term
of district court was empanneled and
sworn by Judge Silwold at 1870 yes.
terday afternoon and the jurors i'm
mediately entered upon their investi-
cations. f" /. E@a@f
1t is thought that report will prob
ably be made to the court sometime
tomorrow. s.e. $40 r. -
The following men are serving on
the grand jury: j. C. De Bruin, Black
Oak, foreman. James Adair. oskaT
loosa, J. A. LaMond, Pleasant Grove.
Homer Hull, Garfield, G. B. Kolen,
brander, Richland, C, F.. Saryis, White
Oak, William T. McGriff, Union.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
SENATOR JONES APPOINTED
Governor Clarke Today Names WI.
lisca Man For Member of the
s. Educational Board.

Des Moines, May IL Governor
Clarke today appointed Senator Frank
F. Jones of Villisca, originator of the
new scheme of state appropriations
for educational institutions adopted by
the last Legislature, member OF the
state board Of education To succeed
Gardner coWics Of ncs Moincs. whose
appointment failed of confirmation BY
the senate Jones has served two
terms In he senate.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13

Mary Erickson VS.. J. H. Johnson,
Hamilton district, affirmed
Hamilton County VS.. u. e. Chase
and Florence chase, appellants, Ham
iIton district, affirmed.
Des Moines Independent School
district of Salt Creek township, Davis
county, appellant, VS.. J. NJ. Mcclure,
Davis district, affirmed.
Jewctt Lumber Co. VS.. Martin Con,
roy ct al, appellant, Polk district at
frmcu.
J. H. LIE Grange VS.. w C. Skiff and
w. w. Bennett, treasurer and auditor
of Buena Vista county and the city
of Storm Lake, appellants, Buent
Vista district affirmed.
Eugene Hahnel appellant vs.. High
land Park college, Polk district, re
vcrsed and remanded.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
LOSES FOUR FINGERS
Earl cochrsne of University Park
Gets Hand Uuder Knife.

Earl Cochrane, of University. Park,
was the victim of very painful and
serious accident yesterday. In reach
ing under the folding knives of a pa
per cutter he misjudged the time for
the knife to come down and 1t came
down upon his right hand just beyond
the knuckles, making a clean cut. The
four fingers we're completely severed
from the hand. but it is thought they
may be able to save the thumb.
Mr.. Cochrane is an artist of some
little ability and the loss of the fin
gers Of the right hand make the blow
doubly hard on account of his ability
in the artistic line, He was removed
at once to the Abbott hospital and Il
resting easy today, although quite
weak from the loss OF blood and the
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-05-13
school Children in Parade.

Three Thousand grade school child
rem win take part in the May day
parade and festival to be held May
10. at Mason City. More than a thou
sand children will take, part, In the
choruses and hundreds OF other pupils
will appear in the open air pageant at
East Park. where games will be play
ed and choruses of children will sing
spring song. A feature of the festival
is to be the winding of the May pole
by the kindergarten children.