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PLAN GREAT NEW YORK
CONFERENCE ON HORSES

WATEI:TON. y. V. September =
l'laus for Il great State convention OF
hor.cncu and those interested in good
roads will be presented before tho an.
NAL meeting OF the New York state
association OF !lorscncu in Syracuse
september ~. II is proposed To hold
the convention u"N, fall. probably in
New Work. but possibly in Albany and
to invite the Governor and other prom.
Uncut state officials to hear tho needs
OF the horse. The convention will las,
two or three days, and experts on
breeding. highway surface and traffic
problems will be on hand to discuss
these subjects.
Ma ior- t;cncral Leonard Wood. who
is interested in the work of the assoc
chiffon is 10 be asked to give his
views on horses for army use. while
H. T., Cook. dean OF agriculture at 81
Lawrence University. and an officer OF
the association. Will lee asked to tell
prospective breeders the best blood
lines for farm and general purpose
work.
u is the belief Of those back Of the
scheme that II meeting OF this nature
would not only prove a valuable fac
cor i'm developing new ideas on sub
iects OF Importance to the horse indus
Try. but that it would give opportunity
OF asccrtaining the sense Of those using
The animal IN questions that may come
before the next Legislature
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CHARLOTTE CHAMPION OF
NORTH CAROL INA LEAGUE

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. September
The 'harlort" club practically won the
ncnnant in the last hal! OF the season
IN The North Caroline League by de.
icatin. Durham in yesterdays came
on the games remaining on the SciIc,l-
ulc. according IL unofficial Nuiir.,S
made publ" to-day, Charlotte can lose
al. ana Durham, the runner.up. via,
az. ana Charlotte will bo winner by
:"unlS. Ashevillc. winners OF the first
halt season. and Charlotte will pla,- ~
post season series to decide the sea-
SONS championship
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MONTREAL.

iinUrd for Mrkrnr! in ninth.
score H.. innings: a.
tichmoud a % u q u u :, - :,
Montreal ..I 400 % % . a-iU
summary: stolen basrs-EfbcI.
Fullerton. Smyth. Two-hnse hIts-
Fullerton. Dnmrnu I2i. ilunc runs
-Lcnkc. 1I~ndr!n. Gather. Double
piay-FuIicrfon. Wagner tn Slut
terry. IIitn-0n Crabble. I In .-3 In
ming. struck 0ut-b! McIicnry. 3:
u? Fullerton. =. Bnses on baiIs-
OFT Crnhblc. :; on Mci<~nry, 8; or
Fullerton. :. Tilt by pItcher--by
Fullerton. I. t'mpIrcs - ChrnInutt
and Freeman. Time two hours.
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FIRST GAME,

New York ,......,.....e o 40 81
J. summary: Runs. iIerZog. Fletcher, kaun.
!t*riicn. konutchy. Two base hts-Kaun.
lean. Three base h,--Eaun Double plays
.,Fit@patrtcl 10 knnetchy: Reulbach. Gowdy.
Msranyillc. Gnwdy to Fit2natrck Ra Sos
~ hai Ir,, Psrri,t; :: on TYLER Hit
In innings. 1Iit by ritchcrs--by Pcrritt
tMaTre'; by Hnuibach uIerzoE). Struck
nu;-.bv Perritt. |: by Saller, !! by Tyler. /:
by R.mlhach; :: Cmpires. Byron and QuiS-
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BRAVES FIGHT FOR TOP
G0WDY AND M'GRAW PUT OFF
FIELD FOR DlSPUTING JUMPS
Second Gnmc Ends When Dnrkncss
lntcrfcrcE nnd LcnNcs Score
All Tied Cp.

BOSTON. September 2.-Ncw York
won the first game Of to-day'S double
header, to l. and fought tho Braves
ten innings to Il tic in tho second con
Test called oil account of darkness.
with the score to 8. In tho first game
'iowdy Was put out for dspuiinE n
decision at first base. Manager Nc.
Graw was put off the field in the see
ond contest for disputine a called
strike The scores:
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SECOND GAME.
rotaiS.;, q 20 II ToraIs ~ L 90 10
LtMIt al fnr. Enntnn 90,

score h" Innings: II.
!;oston ........ ..,...C q = . o-5
,Snmmsr.; :unS-R urns. Robertson 80
'l"rroE. Zimmerman. thanpcllc t.l. Isu-
J.lnh. Nura,'ilic. SnodSra~s. T""-la.i hits
, ,,,itHrI"G' cHGosr's"n Three base hit
LAY kaum. IicrI"r Kelly to Zimm.rnan
fuses on balls off R"utou. :: of SChuup. -:
on Rudolph. :. lIi,s-ufi Rcntou :, in i
innings; Hit by pitchcr by Benton ,Maucc
t.harpclicl. Struck out by Benton =: hv
Schnnp: ): by Rudouh. & Will rItch
Mndonh. tmp'rcs. 9uiEicv and nvrom.
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NItN OF DAVIS. : in innings. Of Billiard.
III innings Basc on bails--or Davis. ..
on Billiard :: of Eader. !. Sirucl. out by
Eadcr. 5; By Billiard |. Three base hit
kehs Two-bas- hi--Channeli. Sacrifice
hit.-J. cnslow. jackson. Sacrifice ny-HCm-
mel. Stolen bese-Mcponald. Double play
Fabriaue Shean 10 +. Orsow 90. Hi,
~ p!tcher-C;ln o. Davis. wild pitch
Davis rmrircs. Cieary and Carpenter.
Time ,Ss
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RED sOx DEFEAT YANKEES
FOSTER Is HIT HARD. BUT
KEEPS BfNGLES SCATTERED
I.connrd Does Not Permit New York
Player TO Reach First When
lfr Takes Mound.

NEW YORK. September - boston
defeated New York TODAY, :, To =. Ec-
fore Foster was taken ont Of .lic
box i'll the sixth inning he mad allow
ed twelve clean hits and Two passes,
but he held New YORK 20 three runs
Leonard did not permi; u New York
player to reach FIRST base for the re-
mainder OF the game. The score:
boston. New York.
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I:ycr.. su.penled. I.nugl,..

Johnny Eveis thinks he has an aw
fully good joke on John Toner.
Tencr suspended him for some low
dyism In ST. Louis. aud when tho news
reached the "1rojnn'' he laughetl--just
like that
chucitlcd the Braves second sackcr.
"rm sick and Of no value to my team
right now. WAS going 10 take u
.iayoT Of four or five days anyway SO
Taner's suspension falls as n punish
mcnt." ="
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. - . =. ~ &. rntai>so sa7 Is
Matted fmr 'nrrcntcr IN ninth
t'.au f"r Wa~rcr In ninth
tI'atted Cor Mctartrv IN eighth
fHattc., f"r Evrus in fourth

Cincinnati .... ........ q 6 -
l'i''siiir.h ...... q q . q "
SuiNiNr ~ Eur. Neil" a.. n-ch ,'',n~e
''h. I.o".i,n. r"s-i.,. .i"h~,,"T. !saird r',vn
''nsH ritS--ti".'ii. ltru-s,. ituhu '..,g-J
S,"lrn ''nscs- Che. CLARKE. L"udom. pouh'c
n'n"S.- n'hi"n. t,haS" Ia HUB: ''-"'r 10
.innn: Warner, Baird {" Evans I;ascs on
balls, OF M"sc'ev. $: om Evars. 3; %" Coonr~
:; off Carpenter l. Hits off Mosciov 4,
innings: of Evans !, In , inn,n,... ar
roopcr. ~ innings. struck out-hv Mo4.,.
nv rhrncnt.r, T. Wild pitch Nnseicy
Harrison. Time, a:2, - gu"
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HINCHMAN HITS HARD ONE

PiTTSEUEGH. September c.--IIiuch.
mans terrific drive in Tic sixth Of
the first game Of to-daI's double
ncader with Cincnnati was the iorc-
est hit ever made in the Forbes Field
and nettcd two runs PITTSBURGH won
the first game 10 .. In the second
!|NtnS Was hi hard and Cincinnati
Won t" ;. The scores
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INDIANS AND LEAFS SPLIT

TORONTO. September Newark s.
long losing streak was broken here to-
day when the Indians won the second
game OF Il double header from Toronto.
{ 10 .. Toronto won the first game, S
10 q. \ ninth-inning rally that Melted
three runs was responsible for New
nrk's victory. Cliff Marklc pitched
splendidly until the final inning. WIKI
inson and Smal!wood both were hit
hard in the first game. Toronto also
used two pitchers.
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SENATORS DEFEAT ATHLETICS

WASiiiNGTON. September 2.-Wash-
'nSton defeated Philadelphia to-day.
TO :. in an cl.vcu-i Ginning game i:os-
i"rS mufi Of an easy pop-ty ia The
eighth allowed the visitors to ii. m.
score and brouah; Gal!ia in TO relieve
harper. In the eleventh Mcbride was
hit 10y a pitched bail. and Went around
IN - sacrifice ana hits by Callia ana
'rhn
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.PHILLIEs SMOTHER DODGERS

PHU.ADELPHIA, Scptcmbcr 49,
Philadelphia made IT three straight
over Brooklyn ty winning to .duys
game. TO ], cheney was knocked OF
the ruhbcr in five Innings, ali of ,he
nome teams runs being made on h,m.
Smith was hit safely four times. Dem.
aroG !.el1i Brook yn TO live aits an!
Continued OH Second Page.)
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BIG CROWD AT GAMES

BUFFALO. September 2.--What is
laid to have been the biggest crowd
hat has attended an International
league ball game in three years to-
Ray saw the Bisons make II three out
kon the first game by knocking George
)avis. the former Brave. off the mound
n the third. while Bader held the
rays to Ave hits. Cav, was easy for
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TIGERS DEFEAT CHICAGO

DETROIT September 81 single.
Il 2-to-l victory over Chicago here to-
day. CoVeleskie aud Russell pitched
brilliant ball. and each was snpported
Splendidly. Manager Rowland. OF Chi
caEo. was put off the field :Cr disput-
ing decision in the tenth inning. The
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! ne Stpt e /.
New York.

HoStcu ..................U % Is
N.S- Norr ........-.n q 81
Sumnary Runs Walker. Gardner Scott
O.. carr!Ean. Marc., MogrIIr" -. Two.
base hits--licop"-. iipU. Three hits
J.nvr'n; Scott iiome run Gardner sac
r,hc" h!;-1iarGu.r Stolen base Ma...
Douol. Ul-ys Mabel To i'ipp 10 watt"rs
Foster 10 Gaidu.r 10 Scott 20 ';ainor. icCL-
inppurh g" G.d"o'i ." ripp: Walters 10
'"Hls!npaurh: Bas"s on hails-oI Foster.
Strucn "ut-ly N".r!d=-, .: hv Foster u:
nv Leonard. > liii bv uit"hcr-bv Muyri, ~.
/ o.-wt.t. p.ssed bail- Walters. HIt.-oii
ana Evans, Time. 1873.
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MAPS NOSE OUT VICTORY

GLEN l:I.AND. September with
ST. Louis leading by Il score of to
in the ninth. Cleve land won GU, in the
hnal round. to E. WambsSanss sim
sled, Gandil sacrificed and Moeller sim
rled. scoring Wambsganss. He scored
G.
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IiOoiI:i5lII.DI:ItS.

iiomchuiidrrs. % q 90 u o o. =
summary: Two-ba>c hit-Dow-
n"!. stolen Observation-Disclosures. Me-
i'nrch. Dust 81. Anderson, Strait
T.. bnhcr. Double pla!s-Iticc TO
u. HHurr; ARMSTRONG to BelI 10
D"''nr!. RaScs on haIIS-uW Snu-
Hrrs"n. =: on trOSou. =. struck ont
by Anderson. -; by Cr0xon. a. Left
ON bnscs-Trcnsury. 3: Homcbuiid-
crs. Time Of gumc-I 40. I'm
pircs-MnrEnn. of Itichm0nd; Wood
ward, of Washing ton.
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SECOND GAME.

Score by innings: r.
Bunplo ............... o o.
summary: Rnns.K opp. cLanncli. iIumo
mcI Tyson. Itraincrd. Echg. T.. onsow.
Fabriouc t5l. Shcan (2). iiits-off Cav s
in 3 Innings; on Engic. : in . innings: OF
Anderson. In innin.;: of Peters. in -. 30
innincs: of rincup. IN Is innings Bases
ON Iails-oii Cav, :; of Peters. !; of Tincup.
b. Cav. | :; by Engel. 3; by Tincun. g. Three
base hi,-FabriGuc. Tive. base h!ts-McDon.
aid. Jackson. Sacrifice hit Shcan. Sacri-
lice nv -Caristron,. Stolen bases Fabriuuc.
J.. ons!ow: kopp t:l. Wild pitch t.ngic.
and t,IcarV Time.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ~ II "a II 4 Totals...3l u ~ 70
.Battcd FOR Wilkinson In Nfth.

: SsSs;l; ' '" 20 ;,Gsga .ss
Summary Runs-DurGin. Killer. wider
stafford. IIcaly, smoilwood Trout. Graham
Home rnn-C;raham: Twn-base hi;.'- Trout
Viox. Blackburn, Krichcil. Stafford. Cable
Stolen bas"s-Smith. stafford. Sacrifice hits
BRADY HricholI. Ritter. llcair. Double
plays.-Brady 20 Smith to blackburn. Cable
20 Durgin. Bases on bails-off Smallwood, =;
on Brady. q. of Herbert :. Struck ont.
h,Willsinson, !: by Smallwood. .: by. Herbert
Wild mitchas-E rady. Smallw0od. Inn
Continued on Second Pnge.)
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ra.al. ). % 81, ID retal.. b. So 10
'IObb Ott hit bv bNtt"d NaII.
tone out when winning run scored.

5 orc by innings. II
Chicaro ...-..........h ~ e T. |
Detroit II q q ~ - =.
summary: Runs Schai Wit. Young
Two has. hii> Schalll. Youn. Three. l.f {.
1i's,-,Nit, ; half struck "ut-hy I;usyr'.
>: BY tov"!cakic .. Bases balls of
RUSSELL I. Doubt" Dl?v-Wctr"r 10 Ness
Sacrifice. hits. Collins. vcach. Spo:r..r
stolen h.lsc- jackson iii bv mitchell,
Co'c,c%..ic. (N"ss,. Wid ritch-i:usscll
tnDircs. Connolly and Ilidci,rand .:nc
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WEST END GUN CLUB
Most of Trnpsh0Otcrs Are Getting
Ready to Attend State shoot
I'm l.ynchburg.

only twcnty-threc men shot nj the
West End traps Saturday afternoon.
Eanes and Fitzgerald. guests Of the
club. tied for high gun. one target
ahead OF Crcnshaw and Brown -Four
men pcrishcd at the forty-fvc hole
two at the forty-thrcc. and two ut ,hc
forty-two hole.
Charlie Cook, mr. Coffman. T..
EmeGer. Clarence Williams r:ancs.
Jack sheppard. NJ. L. Hart. W. e. Blau-
tom Hal Dugdalc. Hammond H.. a,id
some others leave to-day To attend the
State trapshooterS' annual tournament
10 be held in Lynchburg or Labor
Day. For the StaN-at homes. an extra
shoot. beginning ut . o'clock. viii hc
held, To which all shooters are invited.
Scores yesterday:
I:rollc
w III. Eancs, Glass A...i7
w. II. Fitzgerald. visitor.
j. III. Crcnshaw. Class A.iE
~. Brown. visitor. ...........ic
!. j. flippcu. Class A..ta
w. y. Hammond. Sr.. class "a
w. y. hammond Jr, Glass \. a.,
Malcolm Duncan. Class A.. -
j. e. Easlcy, Glass Observation-Disclosures:
Il. Il. Jones. Glass A.:
Louis HucScr. Glass A......i2
lpr. NJ. Il. Coffman, Class a -
W. {. Hianton. Class A........i"
Colonel f:arton Grundy, Glass l.. 10
C.. Il. Moore. Glass 3n
llr. II. ". ErockwcM. Glass A. IS
C. w Williams. Glass A.....3S
Gordon hammond. visitor. 3a
j. 6. Tignor. Class B.......S,
Jack lIadcrsink. Glass ll..si
y. NJ Vaughan. visitor. .2S
oscar il2dcrsink. Glass ~;
Hal iIadcrsiuk. Class c. ..,lS
class leaders; Class Nv H.
Eancs; Cr"nshaw. ruhncr-up. Class
li-Tic between Colonel Giruudy am!
Moore. Class CO. liadcrsink: II.
iladrrSink. runucr-up.
Legs on the Schwarzschild. Euch-
hnan. News Leader. Iumsdcn. Nowl.n
aud Jahn>c silver loving cups Won by
Crenshaw and Colonel Grumpy
POINTS on these cups. Eamcs. Ham
mond. ST.. and CrcnShaw
Long run Hercules trophy by t:anes
thirty straight.
The hour for tho re=ula, weekly
shoot was changed 10 500 ON account
az tho DAYS Gcttin" shorter.
Next shoot: Saturday. September o.
~ $3.50 o'clock.
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Score by innm%.: Il.
''hllfdcphia ....l g q -.
WashinCton .....i -.
SHnnsry: Runs.r"-;er -. Milan -.
Smith Snan!is Mcbride. Witt StrIult. P,.,l..
SchanE. Nctiwc" ca. TNn-pas, h:r. Ne.
limits. Shaufs o.. sacrifice rit-IIrinich
Charity. Double psrs--EoSt"r :. Judge.
stolen bascs-Sha nhS Mcbride. Milan. WIZ
Gailia. :. Ii@ses on alls--oN uar,,c- .. of
Sheeham of t;ailia. I. lii by pitcher
~ tia lila l ti.a VIVA: by SIN. chan. ttic-
8ridel Mid pitch-Shcnhan Passed hail
mPicintch. tmpircs. Nrllin and O'I.oucniiu.
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Score nv INNINGS n.
Cleveland ...............n u q q q -
ST. T.ouis ...............0 o % o o l o.
summary: huns-.chaDman. Wan,bsgo MSS.
l.avan t21. Two. base hits-Uandil. Turner
t.avan. Rumlcr. Sacrifice hits-Groom Gam
dill, stolen bascs-Spcakcr. MarsanS {2h
Eases. on .hails--off Bochling. 5: on pavnn /.
port. 2: or Groom. :. struck onte-by Daven-
Double nlays.- s S,s; 70 wamhssanna; Pratt
man TO Gandli. Umpires. Dineen and
owens. - t.i5sf
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Cincinnati. I'itt.burch
Totals; az lee.i Totals. 80 So; II

Cincinnati .............o % u u !,
Pittsburgh ....... 4 I
,SunmH ~: Runs -NHeic. chase. Wiuv".
,arcS ~. i!tcb"c. lliuchnan. rw"-h',S"
hut. iithn. CAREY Homo ran lIinch'usn
s''oirn haSc Johnston. SaCrtn"" hitS-C;-uh.
Is nc'@"' Hmchmnn. Double piaN-- Fischer
~ McCarth" Rascs. on balls OF Nnr,a"r
=: OF Harmon. |. Struck unt--.i,v I<ucilnr
=; hv Harmon. ,. Ins.oi bail Wimv" I'm.
pir"s. Harrison and o'I,Ey. Time, 81
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MONTREAL.

Summary: stolen hnsce-SIOrRn,
Gathers. sncrirhec hlta-Hrndryx
NcDcrnott. Smyth, Moran. Two
hn"c hits-iendrya 81. Smith. Home
runs - HBnhst0n. Wagner. struck
onf-hE Heating. -; by tndore. q.
Bnses on hnlik-On kcHting. :; oN
tndore. =. tmpIrrs-Frecmnn md
chestnut. TImc-l:4D.
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To,aIs..3I 9a. IT : Totals. ..:;s IL IS II
'Eattcd for Covclcskin In niutr.
tBatted for Davenport in fourth.
-rWo OUT when whining run ir,,red
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l'hil.i,lelpihih,

ro;alS....3> s: u !! Totals :. U.s.: IL =
tn" out when winning run scored.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06

Mr.. Campbelrss brother DR.. Nathan
Campbell at Yarmouth Sunday.
Miss lola Lamm left Tuesday to take
a position as instructor in Mt. Hebron
Bible college at Old Fort, N. c.
Mrs. Lizzie Weeks departed Thursday
for her home at Bethlehem, Ind, fol-
lowing a visit with her daughter Mrs
VIII Savage and other relatives.
Salem teachers will attend teachers
institute to be held at Mt. Pleasant on
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.amm were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Lamm's brother Charles
Davis at Moulton.
John Jones has purchased the Milton
Smith 100 acre farm north OF town.
Wednesday Mrs. Zoe Turner and Mrs.
Leon Smith returned from shopping
trip to Chicago.
October 20 Mr.. Graham from Mar
shalltown will take the position az
manager Of Whites institute.
Byron Long spent several days Of
last week with his sister Mrs. Ralph
Ford at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Caroline Campbell 10 visiting her
daughter Mrs. Frank Way at Keokuk.
C. A. Loomis 10 home from business
trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Penina Pidgeon aged about 80
years, fell Saturday morning and frac-
tured her hip.
Mrs. w. e. Simkin is spending this
week with her mother Mrs. Mary Lewis
at Mt. Pleasant
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VISITS HERE
TOVlEW ROADS
PRESIDENT OF DANIEL BOONE
TRAIL LOOKS OVER VARIOUS
LOCAL HIGHWAYS.

J. B., McHose of Boone, president Of
the Daniel Boone trail. has been In
Ottumwa and vicinity since Wednes-
day afternoon and with members Of
the Commercial club has been looking
over the highways.
Secretary j. N. Weidenfeller OF the
Commercial club accompanied Mr.. Nc
Hose to Bloomfield this morning and
the latter took note Of the road en-
route with view to selecting this as
the southern route through Ottumwa
for the Daniel Boone trail. The trail
begins In Minnesota and is to provide
a highway between st. Paul and st.
Louis, a north and south route through
Iowa on which 1t is expected TO In
clude Ottumwa.
The object Of the visit here has been
to see the various routes In this sec
ton of the state and If possible to de-
eide on one which can be made part
of the Daniel Boone trail.
This afternoon number Of the
Commercial club members accOmpan-
led Mr.. McHose over the north road
through Fremont as far as Oskaloosa
in order to show him the possibilities
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FINAL PLANS TO
BEMADE FRIDAY
ALL COMMITTEES IN CHARGE or
MARsHALL's VISIT WILL BE
IN SESSION THEN.

The reception. finance. speakers
stand. music and luncheon commit.
tees. in charge Of the Marshall day
celebration, will hold an important
meeting Friday evening at o'clock
in the Commercial club rooms.
This meeting is to make the ANAL ar.
rangements for the visit of the vice
president to Ottumwa on Saturday.
Every member Of all the committees
is urged to be there promptly at
o'clock as there are several matters Of
importance to come up.
Applications for places at the lunch
1890 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
the Ballingall will be filed In the order
received. The Orchard Room, where
the meal will be served does not seat
more than forty-fve persons and
places will be given out until the ca
pacity is exhausted. As the manage
ment must know the exact number to
be served by O'Clock Friday pros.
pective attendants are urged to phone
j. B. Sax at once.
Reservations have been ordered by
persons from Cedar, Oskaloosa, Ere
mont, Hedrick, Sigourney, Abba. Ell.
don and many other places throughout
the county and district.
The committees are calling the It.
tention Of the merchants to a recent
resolution of the Retail Merchants as.
sociation that all should decorate their
stores and shops In honor Of the vice
presidents visit. Work on the speak
er's stand was begun today.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
IOWA PEOPLE ARE
ENJOYING MONEY

Iowa City, Oct 6.-Iowa people have
more money than ever before. sccord.
ing to . report made by Professors G.
F. Kurtz and l.. e. Benedict Of the ex-
tension division OF Iowa university.
Not only do the people have more
money, but they are spending It In
Iowa rather than sending it out. Pro-
lessor Kurtz and Professor Benedict
spent last week In the northwestern
part Of the state, gathering data for
. state survey Of trade resources. All
indications are that the commercial,
industrial, and agricultural conditions
In this part Of the state an very good.
The towns have shown exceptional
progress in the field Of merchandising.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
SALEM.

The serious illness OF Mrs. B. Berry.
hin at the home Of her parents Mr.. AND
Mrs. George Mogel called her brother
and sisters Allie, Nell. Nina and Ina
Moge, to their home near Hiilsboro on
Thursday afternoon.
Not any services at the churches
Sunday 40 the mayor ordered all pub
Tic gatherings closed until further notice
on account Of q few cases OF infsntiie
pa ralysie south Of town.
Tuesday Jackson Mathews accompan.
led by his sister Kate and DR.. Stewart
went to Keokuk where MI. Mathews
underwent q surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Dore Powell were guests OF
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of August "a, 1912

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