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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

Mrs. G. M. Bushnell of Chambers
Prairie will erect Playford cement
stave silo Immediately on her 400
acre dairy farm, l. w. Stoddard, man
ager of the Washington Cement Stave
Silo company Of this city, announces.
She plans to erect second one, Of
100-ton capacity, in the fall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

Surveys were made this week for
the O.-W.'s new spur to the plant of
the Olympia Beverage company at
Tumwater, and construction will be
started shortly. A flag station is
also to be erected at Tumwater for
the convenience of the people of that
district.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

The Washington Cement Stave Silo
company, one Of Olympia's new in
dustries. is now manufacturing slaves
By the hundreds. and this week began
erecting silos. A 15-ton silo for
August Rixe is the first one TO be put
up.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14
Build Up
Your Boys
Best Asset

The day is coming when the
boy will need credit.
You send him to school SO that
he will have an education.
Teach him to save his money
10 he will be thrifty.
Teach him to put his money in
the savings department of the
bank so az to earn interest.
Introduce him to the bank Of
iicers.
Let him know about the bank
business.
Then you are putting in the
foundation for credit.
The strong bank for you to use
In educating your boy is the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14
SOME NEWS NOTES OF THE CITY

The members OF the Past MatroHs
club were the guests Of Mrs. Alex
Wright at luncheon at her home
Saturday afternoon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

The Senators defeated the Felix
club of Seattle the second time this
season, in a game on the local
grounds last Sunday, the score being
Z to 6.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

e. p. Miles hit the high spots In
the trap-shootiug events Of the Olym-
pia Gun club Sunday. hitting "a
birds out of 25.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

For Sale-Dodge car, in first-class
condition; cheap for cash. Will take
in a Ford on trade. P. H. Mcneil,
OLE Main street. 7-2-1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

A baby girl was born last Friday
10 Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Reynolds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14
PROPOSE PURCHASE
OF CARLYON TRACT

Continued from Page One.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14
Have You Bought a Season Ticket

Monday afternoon Olympia's big Chautau-
qua opens. 1t will be week Of wonderful
entertainment, positively the biggest attrac-
tons that have ever been offered i'm western l.
Chautauquas.
PRICE ADVANCES
TO $500
Season tickets now selling at $3.50.
AT noon Monday the price advances to SO.
If you have not secured your ticket for
Olympia's big week do at once before
the price advances. High School tickets, +
$3.50. Children's tickets, ST..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

son Antarctic pictures, wonderful
views of the south pole region, will
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14
EXPECTS CHAUTAUQUA
TO BE BIG SUCCESS

Continued from Page One.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-07-14

Tacoma harbor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

Ter BEL Council gluifs gele.
gene cafe Wfandpa Fart miro inn
n1hiteH Sabre iuie0er bon Ser Stra.
Observation-Disclosures ielbit geflbrt
rDeroen. Der ~6is6erige 8adtfoutratt
NIT 6arrD Barnet lit abgeIanfen.
Sic a0eHten Ser bier bebeima-
teten @eEtnan Qnlcricdn 2e6ensDer.
iiderunas- @eielidGit aus Den Der.
idieoeniten 5taoten, iino oieie $50.
DE III Der Staot ais eaite Der &c.
ielidlaft. &ellte abeno fin0et Elm
9ntfett I'M 6outelteae @oteI Itdtt
unO morgen Elm glnheon i'm Som.
merciol Gti6. gnd cine 3beater.
uoritellnng lit poraeieben.
@egen l1hrenoie6itabIs miB
Better GsaIters anf 80 Gage ms &c.
f1Hgnis wnnocrn.
@d6rciio oht ibrer ainoer,
0arulltcf peridjie0ene ~0erbeirntet. I'M
@eridt Simmer 0em 8erh6r bei.
mobilteu, aataio lire 50.idbriqe
Wtuiter uniiHiDiil0en 5rL oaB he It'd
NIT anoerea Mdnnern III Tan5.
hdfen hernmgefrieben un0 @hebrud
Ueriibt babe. Mit ihr ltnn0 Der n.
idbrige 2usc Ei5lbah inter SIN.
floae. @eioe nnuBten Inn @efdnanis
Gunrtier nebnlen. 0a iie ole $50 be.
tragcioe @el0itraie nitt aaftreibei
fonnten. fins adltling Dor Dem
Wlona Der pilintpergpiieuen sSrnu
idaroe niht ibr ridtiaer 0arne ge.
budlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
staafs .goGtidcs.
SCnte a6enO 8nnfett Scr 9empfraten
Uuu SarpD GuuntD in Elatts-
mouth.

Ole 8emofraten bon 9lottsmoltb
balten beltte obeno I'M &latt5mnut6
Gin 9anfett ob, bern man IN 9urteis
treiien groBc geoertlmg beimiBt.
8iele Der 5iibrer Der &artci im
Golutp uno ans Den Radbor.
Counties tperoeu onpeieno iein.
Hc0en mcrOen baItcn Der @eneral
StoatsanDalt gsiGis &. Reeo lmo
Scr aonofot Sarru 6le6artp bon
0naba. betanntlidl elmer Der groBen
Hc0ner Der 9artei.
6idlter Sutton Ser 8robib Der
glemlbIifoner, Bot ieiuen @egen.
a~anOi0oten s. 8. 0}iles bon 6a.
ftings o,tf9eforoert, NIT ibm oie
Erobibitionsfra9 0iientlih ait be-
Bottieren. 9araufbin BOT SEER @liles
iebr fur3 mo biiloiq geantportet
nab er es meoer fur n6tig boIte, elm
Neoner nod ein &olltifant ait irin,
INT iih INT oas gmt oes @ouuer
neiirs 8u b%etDerbel. @r Tonne Ter
ner nidlt gIaitben, oaB Die Stimm
ae6er MIR 0~enjeniaeH aanoi0afen fir
ben refltcn bielten Der nit ifnen lit
SET @cranfefroge ubercinihmne
Or babe ieiu eiaencs Geidait. oas crl
fe6en ieiner aanot0atur 81 abcrpa.
den Habe.
DIE trodeneu aepu6tifancr ner.
inhcn lire @ouperneur aonoi0aten
2. n. QlcdeIpie mo @iIium Mao
8ett 81 beranIoIicn, pen iGrcr aar
cioatur 3tritf5utreter, 0mmit mr.
Ger brittle Irudcuc. Boaar0, im
5cIoc blcibe. i'm 70 oie beiOcn Iihe
ralcn aauoiootcn &. s. 9iIes ooer
&'alter georgc gon5 beitimut Inn
bic GomiHatfou brinaeH 3l fduucn
&orldltfia a6er itcht Der ghr9e3 Der
gritrn 0em Iuiufen Der Sro-
fenen nod iebr I'M g9eae.
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mittel erindt babeu. Sisie iunrOen
i'm uerueieert, moranf bic Mann.
idait oes amerifaniideu Sdiffes 10
lanae fe~itgcbalten unrOe, bis bic
&abrnnasmittel berabfOlgt iunroen.
Mad oen Seeseireen fam einarless.
idiff Nabrnngsmittel bon einem
San0eIsOampfer nebmeu, ntnf aber
cine Enittnng 0afiir ansIteleu. Eb
aber and saudbOote OieIes TIM Oar-
ZEN, lit cine 5rase.
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Seuatur SilmnnH geaeu
8an5erpluttcHtruit!

@af6inetpu, 10. 5e6r. Snu.
OesienatOr Silmnun, gurftenOer
oes 9Omitess fir @farineangeIsgen.
heiten, reidlfe bentc ieinen &eridt
tber Die gorlage Sncfs Scratching
Der &an5erplutten in 9legiernngsar.
ieRalcH Gin. Gnbei bielt CT cine Sc.
De, in iueldler CT an benz ganScr.
plattrHtruit feiH gntes 6aar licf.
Seine 8prte nnrSeu NIT grohem
8eifaa anfgeapmmen.
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lDfittrt Ofntl6f
GrIolgt i'm lOtatn
6ranSOIen bel Sbelis nno gimp
5nrafgeiHlageH; 9eutide &c,
geiuinnen meiteres @eldn0e.

Berlin, 10. Sebr. Gus driess-
aunt meloete beute uurmittae: Ans
&erinde Der 5%ran5Oien, in Dem De
biet uOn Sbclns nnS &imH ihblidl
uOn SeHs, D~Dr5ubrtHgcI, murOcn
Snrdj Hnirre tagifrrn TrAppen ucr'
btnbert. &iGt nnr murOe Der 6eino
geiuUrfen, iOnoern luir mnrien i'm
auh in Oieien 6eacnOeu ans ieinen
item Steilungsi, nahmeu cine aHsabI
6ran5Oien sefnngen nuO crubrrfen
mebrere ELECTROMAGNETIC ionic
Minenluerfer. Der Sampf eut.
uifelte it'd and auf Oicier einie 5n
Mniercu @nnitcn.
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!0pdidn(aebGnhe a6nebrannt.

Sbmunec, Oh, 10. Sebr. Sas
6udidulgebGnSe 81 SccnmIe6, III,
mnrOc beatc bnrd iSsuer serit6rt.
9asTcl6e lit unf grmSfiftnng Sn
riifsnfa6ren. Ger angrriftete Sdlo-
Sen belduft Iid anf $4,000. IS
lit Sieies 9ier Sos brittle arOhe 6ener
.innerbalb peuiger 8oden.
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0enfdlanb nod nidlts friearn.

aairO, MegbpteH, 10. 5ebr.
Die @ilitGrbcrtpaItHug BON AegBp-
ten fat cine Proclamation e%rlaieu,
Iuelde bic SerieHbnng bon Aob-
banmuuat mad Der Sduri5 seitata
tet, nntcr Der BeSingHug, SaF bic
ielbc an cine gentle 5irma abSrei.
iiert uerOe, meld)e ben aaiierteH Ga.
rantisn Oafar gebe, 6af ie Hidt
SeAti6lGu6 erreifeH uirOe.
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slns Council slnffs.
eebeussefa6rlid DcrIett.

Gus 2obelette. Gin @eiddftsrci.
ien0er, lDliroe ourdl einen Eaiingier'
3lia BON Sionr Gin i'm Roneierbof
Der 0orthpctcrn Nabn iIberfu9ren
mo lebensgefdbrIid ncrlekt. 81.
IN ons MerfD 9oipital ge'
no Die 2ferStc i'm berbnlOen
mo Die 8efiirhtnng uusiprnden,
0aB CT oobl follm NIT Dem 2eben
oaDpn fortnien 0iirfte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
AtHr OrntI6f
Atbrr-u-DOOtr!
aaes anf BEN @ebiet Der Sau6bOut.
Ssdlaif Weleiitste luirb Biermit
in SdatteH seitelt.

SIN Saag, 10. Sebr. bic bic
Fsr &egiernng hat iihere acnntnis
Don Dem San neiirr oentider lleber'
5aud6OOte erbalteu. Gs mirO ae'
melOet, OnF iOebcn auf Der airler
@erft Srci brnffe snuhbuutc in
DENT seitsllt iinS, bic alien bis.
heriGeu Sentiden SandlbOOten IN
jeSer 8eiie iiberlracn ino. ScSrs
guOt fam cine SeiaBan1 upu 60
MGnn OuFnebmen, fiBrt z SsrpcSu.
rObre unO lit imitnnOr, 1000 @Icilcn
5urif5ulegen, obne ieineR Gel-
uurrat sR ~eraan5en.
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9narnn6.

laramie, &pu., 10. 6cbr. - Sin
ganOit raM6te bente III friber DIOR.
genitunoe einigs 5luuu5is Eaiagiere,
bic iid in 5iuei pullman @asen Oes
lluiun Eaeific 3usss gto. Is 6efan-
ben, ans Gr cr6entete farm 5000.
Die ueiblidlen Yniiasiere licf CT IN.
belaiNat.
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anar6iaen606(e in
ci0a6On %aulge6O6en!

SiHab0H, 10. Sebr. Die 60
li5ei aHterHaBm beute cine Rassin
nnf zine BON Anardiiteu betriebeng
6ombenfabrif. Sine aHsa6l Der.
IDneu, bic NIT Der STORYTELLING ODu
NOmbsn um0 @Oaeamaidtinen be.
idIaftigt iUureu, murben bel Der sr.
belt iiberrnidt nn6 oinafsit gemadt.
NaH faro 40 aelGOene nn6 ebeulO
biele n~astIa0eme Bomber nor, fer.
uer mnrOeH cine grofs aH5abl Ne
mebre nao cine @engr G~rplOFuitDffe
bridiGgnabmt.
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GeiansDsrein NriOu.

Ser @eianspcrein Arion Bdlt allI
Snnntag, ben f3. 6ebrliar. nn4mit.
tags, ieine monatlide @eidditsper.
innHlung ab. Ia ipidtige Be.
id1ite borlieeen. it ieOes WlitglieO
gebeten, 81 rrideinen.
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Der prdGOent
6(ei6t 6ei ]~lluttern!

@ai6iHgtOu, 10. 6ebr. Gfait.
Dent &ilioH teilte bente ieiIen &e.
indjern INIT, OaE CT Hidpt beabiid.
tige, cine peitrre grOFe 6eiIe i'm
9ntereIie Der MISUNDERSTANDING ~
Mnternebmen. 6r idjeint iiber3euat
81 icin, Saf er init ieinen Nniidtcn
i'm aOHgreR OnrdIOrin9en wirO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
Qanina brrIanat Nrflarnna.

SaibiagtOn, 10. debr. Gtaats.
ietretar Canning madJte 6ente be-
FAINT, baf er an Die Giterrsidliidr
iingnriidle Aeeiernna cine &ote ge.
iaRot babe, IN melder er nm GrflG-
rHHg luegeH Oes Angriffes eines
OiterreIdiideH sandboDtss amf ben
amrrifauiihen CelOampier EetroIite
eriHdlt. 9as Sandbuot iol ben aa.
pitan eu ~Sslsslis ~ Massnugs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10
&Iariaiae Mlnitcr
8ettbefem Sf.35.

gettoedcn, gei1uutt nber
nit ousgcid)nittcnen Stoli-
ten. berifieoene Dtnrloil.
Ic sDlnlter. Spe3inlpreis
6reitog Stild :. $1.35
Boo 8aSetiidIer 25t.
@robe "a BEL IA 3oa, Ct.
ira idmere tiirtiid)e, Inn
&C gtoppen uno iebr ob.
inrbierelo, gut 9ebleiflt.
glequl. 35c gSare I. 25e.
ga6ebnnOtiidler f0c.
Ont gpbleidte, i6lpere
8a0ebauotiidler, Is bel
35 3oa groB ielr biaig,
fir $t.t0 per GbO. ooer
Der 5tilf Toe.
9nrsek 9tajb Gp.-Sai.
S~eOermanns aaben. Ii
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9eper luirp einaeaunrn.

Bird, S6wci5, 10. Scbr.
7nrA einen Grlaf Der 9tegicruns
bOu Geiterrridsllusarn mnf ibr al
les i'm GanOe befinSiidc geDcr sur
Seriiigang seitellt merneH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

Gie gnmen beg iii0iihen In.
8ereius Deranitalten am
SonntnQ obeno I'M auoitoriln Ell
nen 9roBen @all. 5i peldem bereits
1000 emtrittstarten berfauit fno.
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0ompferaniammenitps

Deal, GnsIanS, 10. Sebr. - Der
ROrDcsiife 9ampfer ggarrect"
iiieF hente in Der &orOiee init al.
Hent fremDrn 9Gmpfrr 5niamlmcn,
gGorreet" berinnf; ieine 8eman,
aung iunrbe gerettet.
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qe6rerin O~cridnunuben.

S6cSforb. &eb 10. 5ebr. - Die
iehu 1eilen BON bier wolmcuoe
Sdnllebrerin, mcldlc in elmer Sdlnle
am 9ismal Slnf llnterridlt e~rtcilt,
lit lett Mpntag mOrgen ipnrlUs ger-
idDlunuoen. gm genanuten Rors
zen rift tic pon Sanic mad Der
Sdtnle fort. SIR @fsrS Wuroc
gefaHoeH, Rnb nan nimmt
an, bar bic gebrerin ertrnnfen lit.
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Sir Die er5altma Sbrer auaen
Dns Bette mr. chen nit gcmla.
0r. s9eilnn0 Sremont 9tebr.. miro
ssbren alpei bic grOBte SorgIalt
eebcn.
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@e9en 9erau6ung eines
9rieffaltens rpuroe am giittmodl
icr iarbiR 5Fauitfdmpier @otparo
gbinn in poli3eilid)en @euabriam
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BtiG(dDe Hriegs(d6iGe
0uro6 BOm6en jera0rn

Berlin, 10. 5ebr. lJnnfenberidt.l
lie a6lniide 3eitnHe melbet ben.
te balbpifi3iel, bnf Der 6ritii6e
arenser Caroline NIB bic britiiden
SOrpeb0boot5eritOrer GbeR nnb 9ii6
bird 8onben, bic BON Sentidjen
s%nitfren5ern bel ibrsm Ginfaa in
GnglanO berabgeiuorfen luareH, ser.
Wefangene mad AhgrieH.
Merlin, 10. 6ebr. (5nHfenbcridf.)
n Nus aonfantiuopel wtrO beridJ.
tct, Oah cine weitere Grippe briti-
ider 6efanaeHer, Die in ben aGms
pfen bel Giin am Si9ris, nnter9alb
ant.el. Amarn, aefanaeu gcHOmmen
uur0en, mad MOinf in sligrirn,
220 Meilen HurbmeitIid BON 8ae.
Dab, gfbradt mprScu lit.
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Sarmarbeiter DerlaHgt. Sir f6nt
Hen 3pei 6eHtiden aSarmarbeitern
Stequnaen nadmGien Rah5ui
fragen IN Der Omaha Gribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

tort Dnroen @leidD mad Scr Nas.
5ia CAB bic eugliidle ASmiralitdt bic
Grflarnug ab, oaE fein arieasfdiff
5eritDrt murbeH mar. (Sat alIo TO-.
NIT mie0er eiHmal selOsen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-10

geruft Gn6 BET Ginfdufen auf
lie n9ribiine".
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SteIlc ssiuht ais 6armarbeitrr
bon junaem Mann. ISM aoitfn,
{. o. See &infIer, @oup Greet. "a.
!. IA.
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Muster Won Frauen-U nterwasche l5c

Eeilenoe @lldter bon 6ralen- mo ainoer. g9eten mo SO.
len ipert bis 25c, austpabI 15e.
gsOlene $500 llniOn.ansagc 69c.
&cit noQene linton. an3ige, ntr in ldpara bod am sails,
n lnnse asF'ael oe 'd''' $500 s'fie. 0reitaa 69c
15r 9amen ganmmOa. gsefccn DC.
9ef oIsgeidnittene mo drtnelfoie 8eiter ir 5ralen. os
uetBer gnimipone. frnber t5c, mi gaiement
9nraef.0ai6 So. - gnIemcut.
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Reste Won Kleiderstoffen 39c

ICSLG Won hIGluerStOffen 0JC
8oaene alciberitoie in poiieuoen 2augen fir ainSerffei.
Der, Sfode lmO 9luien, funoer6are aitsnabl bon @epebcn ln0
6arben. 5riber 80c, 6retag goro 39c.
Snr5e Sdnsen bon SleiOerItOifen 69e.
2orurter CUTE trans. Serae, Gtirm. 5crqe in Miitnnacn
1no einiorbig. aud aH0ere beiebte 8cpe6e In alien 6orbcn.
~ bis so 3ol brett regular bis $3.50 nert, 0n
lreitag gar0 lOSC
S~nrsehgai6 So. = gaIcmcnt.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
AMERICAS GREATEST FOES.

Had saloons never been discovered,
and were it then in my power to por-
tray the effects of such discovery. all
men, without exception, would declare
1t impossible to conceive of any more
diabolical plan for the degradation and
destruction Of the human race. Our
greatest foes are the manufacturers
and distributors Of alcohol. The
stories Of injuries done by drink are so
written in the sad life history of many
of our greatest men; are so evident
throughout our land in squalor, pow.
erty, misery and crime, and replete in
prisons, warehouses; and asylums, as
we'll as in domestic infelicity, that II
is inconceivable that any intelligent
rational man can deny the necessity
for strong. united action to rid the
land of both manufacturer and dis
tributor. DIR. A. Kelley of Johns Hop
kins Hospital, Baltimore.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
WINONA POCAHONTAS
Local Council Holds Annual Meeting
and Installs Officers.

Winona Council, Pocahontas, held
a meeting Friday evening and Install
ed their officers for the coming years
work. Installing officer, Mrs. leila
Richmond. There was unusually good
attendance, and after the installation
refreshments were served, and the
company enjoyed a pleasant social
hour. The following officers were in
stalled:
Pocahontas-Sadie Flory.
Winona-EliZa Riley.
Prophetess-Edith Garrett.
Keeper of Records-Emma Sender
egger.
Keeper of Wampum-Laura Wilkes.
Powhaton-A. B. kirkpatrick.
list Scout-Ella Richmond.
End Scout-Florence Dilley.
1st Runner-Norah Station.
End Runner-EliZa Morgan.
1st Warrior-Blanche Winger.
End Warrior-Bessie Ames.
3rd Warrior-Amelia Chew.
4th Warrior-Etta Moore.
1st Councilor-Belle Bosworth.
End Councilor-Adelia Kirkpatrick.
Guard of the Tepee-Harriet Yates.
Guard of the Forest-Belle Richie.
Musician-HaZel Dilley.
1st Trustee-Belle Richie.
End Trustee-Norah Station.
3rd Trustee-Harriett Yates.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
BEER WORSE THAN WHISKY.

This is what the Home Life Insur-
ance company Of New York has to say
about beer:
"Of all intoxicating drinks, 1t is the
most animalizing. 1t dulls the intel
lectual and moral and feeds the sen.
sual and beastly nature. Beyond all
other drinks, 1t qualities for deliberate
and unprovoked crime. In this re-
spect it is much worse than distilled
liquors. A whisky drinker will com.
NIT murder only under the direct ex'
element of liquor, beer drinker is
capable of doing it in cold blood Long
observation has assured us that a
large proportion Of murders deliberate
ly planned and executed, without pas
sion or malice, with no other motive
than the acquisition of property or
money, often of trifling value, are per
petrated by beer drinkers"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
STOP ALL DRINKING.

A handbook recently issued by the
German government for the use of
field surgeons sounds a note of warn
ing against John Barleycorn. The
article is by Prof. Max Gruber OF the
Royal Hygienic institute of Munich.
We quote:
This is no time for the use Of alco-
hol. Not only is the guzzling Of all
alcoholic drinks to be stopped, but
the use Of even small amounts is, as a
rule, an evil.
1T is scientifically established that
even small amounts of alcohol weaken
and paralyze our powers of observa'
ton, memory and judgment, the com
mand of our intellect, our wills and
our reason, our impulses, our brains
our body; cut down the gains from
exercise, the endurance Of hardships
the ability to resist external injuries
Ones strength and mental power
may be enough to withstand the mod
crate use, but efficiency cannot be i'm
proved by it. And those of US who
are small and deficient in mental and
physical power act recklessly when
we dissipate the little that we have
especially when we are under obliga
lions to accomplish the most that we
can"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
OBTAINING RESULTS
South Side Union Revival Beginning
To Get Converts.

The South Side Union meetings are
taking on the atmosphere Of gen.
uine revival. The three congrega-
tons are being welded into one
homogeneous group; and with favor.
ing weather and no relapse to the
grippe epidemic, the next two weeks
ought to see some splendid results.
Five persons took public stand for
the Christian life in the meetings
Sunday Many others are seriously
considering the claims of Christ upon
them. The public meetings are being
conducted on high plain; and every
one must respect the honest effort be-
ing made to reach the South Side for
Christ. AS announced at the evening
meeting, there will be at least six
cottage prayer meetings on Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock. The Tuesday
afternoon meeting will be in the
Baptist church at $50 Subject OF
the sermon tonight is THE New
Birth" "Wednesday evening is young
peoples night. The subject will be
Excuses" All evening meetings at
the United Presbyterian church.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
THE BEACON N. E.S. S
Annual Banquet of Workers and
Election of Officers.

The officers and teachers of the
Beacon M. E. Sunday School held their
annual banquet at the church on We'd
nesday evening, Jan. IL. In spite of
the inclement weather there was a
good attendance. After a short bust.
ness session music was furnished by
the Sunday school orchestra. Miss
I6a Cox gave an excellent reading.
Mr.. James Williams and Mrs. Anna
Jones gave an interesting talk on
the life of Fannie Crosby. Mr.. Sowden
superintendent, also told some short
stories which were greatly enjoyed.
A delicious three course luncheon was
served.
The election of officers for the en-.
suing years resulted in the following
being chosen:
Supt., G.. H. Sowder.
Asst. Supt., Jennie Meek.
Sec-Belle Holden.
Asst. Sec. Leslie Jones.
Treas, Hamelton Williams.
Missionary Treas, Gwen Luscombe
Librarians, Marie Bass, Bernice Fry
Lyle Griffith and Chas. Evans.
Class record, Bernice Evans and
Fife Holmes.
Organist, Thelma Toy.
Asst organist, Ruth Jones.
Supt. Home Dept, Mrs. A. Jones.
Supt. Cradle Roll, Elsie Perry.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20

IRVIN-Died at his home in Oska-
loosa, January End, 1916, James Ad-
ans Irwin, age g. years. He was born
near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Aug. Is, 1S4S.
In his early childhood his parents
moved to Iowa and settled on a farm
near Oskaloosa and his home has al
ways been in or near this city.
On Oct. 16, 1864 when but little
more than sixteen years of age, he
enlisted in. Company H 25th Iowa In
fantry, and served until the close OF
the war. He served under Gen She:
man in the Atlantic campaign and
marched with his regiment from At
lanta to tho sea, participating in all
the dangers and exciting incidents OF
that memorable march, up through
the CarOlinas to Washington and was
in the Grand Review at the close OF
the War-a typical union soldier boy
IN civil life he has been active and
industrials, was of a cheerful and
happy disposition and had many warm
friends For many years he was an
active member of Phil KearnCy Post
G. A. II. and was always ready to look
after the comfort and welfare OF his
sick and nicely comrades. He leaves
a wife and ono daughter, Mrs. John
KOuniz near EddyVillc, AMI sister
Mrs. !. w. Jones Of Rigby, Idaho to
mourn his loss. He was kind and low
ing husband and bore his long sick
ness and suffering with courage. pa
tiencC and Christian fOrtitudc. He was
for many years a member of the
Christian church and almost his last
conscious act and words was to call
! his devoted wife to his bedside and
pointing upwards feebly uttered the
words, Il am going home"
The funeral took place Jan. Attn from
the Chccsman Funeral Home, and was
largely attended by his army com
radcs and friends. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Chas. S. Farley
closing with the Burial service of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Inter
mcnt was made in Forest cemetery.