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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-06

DUN f1SHER-The best ohand, catch can fire
hghter IN the northwest making speciality of the chemical
engine Always puts out fire he arrives or is
quite put out if he don't Has long angular sns which he
would just love by the fireplace every evening and
mas world OF other attributes which commend him as first
choice candidate for the loving husband handicap Would
lead busng bride to the altar the slightest provocaton
SUE HARRIS-Has $57 in the bank and inclinations
Who to take chance9 One of the best dancers in
town and therefore popular with the fair Out of en-
pomen at present having recently lost his job through an
act OF the state legislature Big hearted and reckless Passed
by the rational board of censorship.
ERWIN TOYE-Do you girls like toys9 Well here's a
blond for you Has perfectly lovely disposition and
with encouragement promises develop the marriage
able class within few months Keep him, if
lonely Has position at the lumber yard could probably
arrange to build bungalow short notice Plays horn
in the local band time that organization organizes
WILBUR CAMPBELL-Local legal light and also local
chaser for local Is learned dgnfed august yet
would lend listening quiverng Cupds query any
time Has deep, rich bass voice which he knows how to
and does manage WELL Has college training topped
b years OF actual experience and ready for post grad
uate matrimonial course, like.
JAMES WOOD-Has four brothers all married Of course
he's lonesome Who woodn't be- Almost anybody wood
musician of note though he plays mostly by ear piano
humping being his hobby. If interested wire collect.
ROY MANNING Has had varied experience both in
town and country Would probably maintain two homes
city and rural for his wife if she to have two Of
course understand she wouldn't have to- she could
have them she chose Roy recently Frisco by boat
although somebody stood and rocked the ship he had
fine trip By the way, if any of you girls have ship that
needs manning ask for Roy.
JIM FARNUM-He of the sunshny locks and fierce hr-
sue would prefer dotng widow of about forty Widders
jim doce and can be highly recommended (Globe 1909
BASIL HARRIS-Piano FOUNDER par excellent Also
trapper, as he plays trap drums Has title: eek Oficio
Clerk of the Probate Court and also the best trick
dog in town Some harmony singer specializing high
tenor providing the lead is low enough Would delight any
young lady in the world. Why not investigator
FRANK BOWMAN-Here is just what you want-one
thoroughbred Camas Prairie young Smiles away his
cares member of the fire department. also sings his Sleep
An ideal young for wife who that kind of
husband.
STANLEY SMITH-One of Grangevles best young men.
Girls If you haven't met him you had better Wire chief for
the Pacific Telephone company-what that is smile
for everyone and always willing to shoot trouble Call him
up ask him, harm to try.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-06
cap Year Bachelors Await Cupids Call With
Fluttering Hearts Agog

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25

lem tDife un0erpanosbaooe oa RrgD-
-ierne, vgeottihgbam" oa r6al-
n1outb", bleb Sc 1i61t1tpbnte Hubt /
Spnf. Gnglen6erne paoltaar, at DC
poelag6e ct Hor tpife l1r1oeruuuaos~
baa6e.
Da Sen tpife @ifa6re forltoo, Of
GnglanoS Dagtiomme 5laabe pnr.
porat, ben6te 6en om og lt9Dnebe
MOS 8ilbelmsbofe11 flyer gng-
lpr6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25

Sag, laa lenge &egieringen iao
me0 ct Ilertal / Solfetinget Bug
fig; ct MinbretalSparti bab6e 0a
ingen &et til at pn1fe eller forlong2
0ens Eilbogetre6en. &un bbiS &e=
gjeringen ne6lag6e tit &berp og err
flere6e, at SEN life f1noe eller bil6e
ii66e lnngere, og Solfetinget iaa=
lebes bleb 1tillet operfor Spgapen:
at 6onne EN- np &egiering, funoe sec
bere Sale ONT at forbanole 0erom.
(6orti. paa @i6e ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25

S ct Gelegra1n til George Hope,
Sormano for uNattonol 9lS1ociation
Of Oeanufacturers,", gjor6e Yrpii>
bent @i11on / Man6ags ,Me0e for
1tn @tilling. Scr. &ope bap6e an
no6et &re1i6enten om at jtaa foli
pe0 lit &rab oni @ol6gift, og bertil
1bares:
500 oberbebiSntngS1t@rft og lac
benitgtSflart 1om nogen be6fjen6er
ieg mig &ol0giftsprincipd; men
(6orti. poo 6i6e A.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
6kthat1yt.
sfeane oe anfomit~
Eoitfurienbelie til 9furbeu~

S @ftern1i66og &l. 2 nfgaar
@fan6inobien= =9lmerifolinie11s Duprs-
per, u1tniteb States", fra aiaben~
bobnS 5ribabn pao &ejie> pia ari-
ltionia, &riltianS1ono og la11o]pm-
ligpiS &irflpall> til Seem Dorf> Dbor
ben bill funne be11teS on1frina ben
|5. September; Sen me6fgrer $685.
logerer, Foit og 6rogt fra beie
geor6en -,-iarnt 6eSu6en Eo5tlager
fra &piflan6, gitriG 9fuslono og
on6re europeiife 2an6e. Sen A.
5epter1ber bill United @tote@~ az
ter 1ette &urien moo 9lt.
u@ellig Slap", ser ben Is. oS-
forloo &ontrolbabnen be0 airftpaIl>
er f9rIt | llgen anfon1nen til SEEM
Oorf og afgaar 6erfra SEN 81. bs-
u6re6erif VIII" forloo Qigben~
bobn Sors6ag li0ite l1ge og fam
oenteS til Seem Sort paa Eirsoae
letter 9nsbag Sen begpHeer fin
neite @ientreiie fra Seem yorf Ons-
Dag oen 6. @epte1r1ber &1. 2 gfter-
mi66ag.
nSscar II" of6ampeoe fru Netp
Oorf 1igeleoeS Sorsoags og a1a=
fommer til &i9be11bopn ianolpgrIig-
big Sen 20. eller 80. Mugult; oerfru
ofgoor 0en igien 0en Z. Gepfe,nber.
~&riitianiafjor6", ser effer at
bobe forlo6t &irftpou 6en "a. bs-,
er anfontmen til @rooflp11> q. 81,
ofgaar 0erfra Opern1orgen.
~8ergen5fior6" anfo1n 1io3te 11ge
til @ergen.
~@tocfboln", 1or1 Splge 1in
Sortplon> ifnl0e bere afgdoet fro
Seem Oorf Sen 10. 6s., onforr fgrlt
0ertil 55re6ag SEN 49, pg furIooer
1oa &abnen 29r6og 0eu 26. .Ds- =
16 0age bogefter SSortpIonen-
@repe u9 &oitpaffer-
Son Set bill ieS al ppenltode11De,
ofguar baa6e u&riltia1iafjprD" og
~5tocfboln" fra glmerifa TIA poo
2eroog; begge @fibe meotager Boft
til Sfan6inobien. 9nlfer n1o11 berf
Mellemitaterne fine 8rebe oi|en0t
be6 burtigit n1llig 2ejltgbeo> ,1oa
Sc neolegges / Holtfas1erne ieneff
Gags Wei00ag> og oil man pure it,
fer paa at faa 6en1 meo o1uborb,
b9r man 1penoere ct efstra fem
Gents sSrimprfe og paateglre Ror-
pol1ten Supplementary Woil pia
g. g. u@riltianiafjorb" teller
u5tocfbolm").
Den 81. oS. me6tager u&ellig
Olop" &olt til 0e Ton6inapiffe 2nr-
&c. &rebe, 1on1 gnifes 1enbt 1neb
oenne Domper, maa l9gges Bo1t-
faSien in6en ii6ite G6nrning Ma1t-
Dag ,Mften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
Apntralttpt.
u2un6pn Shines" pg Ql1nerifa.
SDife &ebretbelier*

1;2on0pn Tines" in6ebol6t |
Spn6ags e11 9fe6aftionsQrtifel, ion1
betitle6es uDen ltore 9}e1>trole"
bbori Set bl. a. beo:
~Nplt efter &rig er Ser intet pi0-
nnoerligere en6 gfeutrolitet. SEQ.
retiif betD6er Set at bere neutru:
at bgre upartiif og life bpl6e til
nogen SIDE. Wfen / 9Sroflts fan
8egrebet, 1on1 man be6, pn0reS til
at on1fatte en- broget M9ng0e al
@e1temmel1er, lom og for fig i11tet
bar meo Neutralitet at gigre.
S 0en &rig, europa 9jebliffe1
u6fGmper, fin0es finn en- enelte Neu=
tral af politiif @etp6ning. @i teen:
fer naturligpiS paa 6e Sorene6e
Stater. Ga @ng1an0 / 1914 gif
&rig moo Epiflon6> 1aa set no, ion
om ingen an6re ems Epiferne bob
zoe regnet me6 amerifanif Nentrali:
ttet. Det engelife Spnspunftf bor
at england / SagerS Matur fun6'
regne me6 anerifanif 6orltooelle
/ / bGrlte Sal6 meo or1erifoni
5tptte.
Set er fife for meget at iige, al
bberfen 6orltaael1e eller @tptte e1
blebet os til Del fra umerifanif 81
Sc. Gpiferne 1tger> at bi bar baab'
Gorltaoelie pg 5t9tte fra @n1erifo..
&e6 &rigens @egpn6elie bar SCI
ct $zieblif, 6o Set iaa u.s. iom or
Mmerifo flort og tp6eligt erfje1o6t'
fine Migter. 9ette 9jeblif glei
bort, u6en at man tog &e11ipn ii
Set. 9lmerifa blan6e6e fig life
noget : r9rte Jig life al Hletter;
Men Mmerifa pnffe6e oben / &jpbe
paaltnaeligt paa 1in 9eltogel1e
@aagerfonbe1tionen!
Set er n1l1ligt> at 9l1nerifu iff
0crbe0 gift @1ip af nogen 1on1 bell
t1ateriel Sor6el - nuligt en6ogloo
at Mmerifa ligefrem fon6t en- mote
riel &in6ing /, fit 5tan6punft. N3e1
6erfor er Set oglaa gibet, at 6rilt
terne automatiif bor gibet 9lffoli
poo enbber 6orrettigbe6, lor1 efte;
&rige11 fun6e babe tilflp6t 0er1, on
Sc paa rette Mao6e bob6e grebe
i116 / ll6biflingens @a1tg. 0ett'
5pnspunft foritoaes, til Tul6e q
alle 6e111 ser, til &ro6S for al Sri
til, bar gjort fig til Golsmnn6 foa
SEN 8etrugtning at o111erifonl
9ee11troIitet til Dato er bel be6lige
bpl6t og ufr9nfet.
Og ct 1aa6ant 5Dnspunft e1
rtbipl1ont rigtigt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
Mprge CT aarbaagen.

&riltiunin, 81. Slug. 9en nor
ife Sultits111inilter bar beor6ret
2on6ets @obnepoliti til at nn6er=
igge, ON in6fonmen6e &an0elsifi=
be er urmere6e eller life. Me6fpre1
iaaoonne Sfibe &anoner, maa o.
tilbogeboloes, i16til 6e n1ilitpr,
Mpn6igbe6er giper Silla6el1e til 6e
res l16florering.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
9anmarf pg Spiflanb.

&jpbenbobn, %. Slug Get
ltore tDlfe Blnb> ugfor66euticbe 9ll=
geneine 3eitung" bor / en- le6enoe
Mrtifel rettet ct bol6lon1t 9lngreb
poa Donmorf og nopnlig a0res1eret
set iii SEN 6anife Hresie, Ser Sc
ifpl6es for at bore tDlffjen6tlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
Silbaae fra @rpnlanh.

&jgbe11bob1l Is. Slug. @r9n
lon6soampere11 n@o6tbaab" er an
fommen BERTH og n1e6fgrte ion
8aSioger Sen omerifonife Marine
Ipjt1ant 6it5bugb Green, Ser bo1
oeltoget ! u@rocfer 2an0" "-@fSpeoi
tio1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
HpBttnntpn.
2anbstingets @tilling.
Gn tiff 11btalelie.

&jebenbopn, 19. Slug. 2an6S=
tinget bo16t / Sorgaars luffet Mp-
6e for at beban6le @p6rgsmaalet
on Sc bel itin6iife 9ers Salg til
Mmertfa. 9lf Sc 81 tilte6eDerenbc
Me6lenmer u6talte AZ fig til
CUNT for 6en un6ertegne0e Eraf,
tots @o6fje116el1e UNDER Sen Scrub
1etning> at @a1get life bil funne al
gj9reS> f9r NDbalg til begge Singe=
ne bor fu16et @te6. 2obfori1aget
oberlooes oerefter til ct 6emte1:-
manosu6balg.
Situotionens @onlfeligbe0 for
bpjebes beb, at &on1eilspreii6ent
i3oble bor tilbnot at la6e tit @3ini=
1terinn1 tre6e tilboge> 1aa 8ejen
fun6e bones for Dannelien al ct npt
@on1Iingsmini1t i1teriun. (@e 6eron'
onoet @teos / 8lo6et / Dag).
ssS11tet 6efi11itipt fan afgigres
g3ebliiffet, So ct itort M1tal Solfs=
tingsmnn6 opbol6er Jig noenfot
&igbenbobn.
&pis en- Mini1terfri1e in6treffer
bill g}pbolg til &igsbogen fnnnt
1n6gooeS> og / 6enne 6orbinoel|e
be,nprfer u&olittfen" (oer 10 be:
tragtes font &egieringenS Srgan>,
at &ongen bel1t life bill noifripe nr
Rigs0ugspalg. iaa 1enge Seroens
frigen raler.
Berlin, 90. slug. (Fr troaol9S
Eelegraf til 5opbille, 8. s., sc. g.
l1oenrigsn1inilter @ott1ieb b. Saigon
bor til en- &orreipon6ent for MSio:
:iote0 &reis erfl9ret> at Epiflonf
bborfen 6irefte eller in0irefte far
bope noget at i1ropenoe moo o'
oonif=be1tin0ilfe 9ers Solg til Slime.
rita. S SEN 9el af &er0en filler
Gpflon0 fig life fjen0tligt oberfor
Eloner on1 Tor0eling of W}agt oQ
On1roa0e," 116talte Mi11ilteren.
s v5org MmtstiDen6e" 1frepes
loa 1ent 1om Sen '27. Suli 81. a.:
Ser foreligger for Sioen tiff
nogen n0forrnet Salgsplan angoo
en6e 9erne. 9e .&aofan0e> iom ei
fremfprt oeronl bol0er fife Stif.
-Santme 9ag fprelaa amertfanife
@resletelegrammer pm 9ernes @ri<
pg nermere @nfeltbeoer pm beres
sa1e>
Sn1trert pooa ia1nne STD ifres
Sen fjen6te ftp. 5olfetingSmanr
11np9ren6e HrofeS1or s. Is. G1rct,
vSDllan0spolten":
uSSeg pegrer mig igprigt beo q
tro poa &pgterne ONT 5alg betts
9jeblif."
geoor man 1an1menbol0er 1aa0an:
ne og onbre lignen6e u0tlelier | Ser
oanife &res1e meo ianttioige Nfeo.
6elel1er / omerifanife &la6e> faa1
man 1negtelig ct seSn6trpf of al
&egjeringen bar omgibet fig 1neo e
ung6per6igt @fj9r af Semnelig
be0sfr9n1n1eri.
|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
nrrnrtlakrtgrtt.
Smaanpt fra &alplabierne.
Spfam,p peb Gnslano~

SDluulp utu VNYIuAu-
Ser bor bpret forbo16sDis roligt
/ npgle Dage langs, 5on1me= =Sloocn
i 9eor6franfrig. Splferne bar forlpat
iefs @ange (poa cen 9oO at trpn=
ge 6en britiife 2t11je tilbage ira
oens @tilltng Nor691t for &o5ierc5
men forg9bes
6ranife Srppper bor igien inotaz
|get Sen 1tprft on11tri6te 2an6sbp,
|Slenrp> Nor6plt for &er0un, ligc
io1n 6e og1aa bar pun6et en- &effe
rnir6re @ejre onfring Maurepo*.
5amti0ig berme6 fpretog foreneoe
franif=engelife Serof6elinger ct l1o-
fal6 moo Sc tpfe 5tillinger / CO.
men on1frtng Mincbp og @uille=
mont; Eplferne mdatte treffe fig
ti1bage. S 2pr6ogs itorne0e gng~
len6erne ct @9j0e6rog pe0 Ebiep=
bal og tog 800 EDlfere til Sange.
On1fring @er6un ro1er &enc
me6 e11 nelten ensforrnig &ol0iom:
be6> og / Tirs0ags for16gte SDifer=
ne, men u6en @el6, at brittle S1eur!}
tilbage fra 0ereS franife SLENDER
E@t tpif Mngreb moo 0e franlfe @frt~
tegrabe g3orbbelt for Ebiaumont
mislpffeoes.
9itfrpntem+ ~.
Me6enS set be0oer fra Betro.
gra6, at g1triglfe Tab / 6orbin6elle
ne6 6e rus1tife Mngreb gjennem
Stunt og s$uli beleber fig til $50
900 Men6 Get Sal; ser BOG bilt
er lat for bpjt), er Ser lpnge me-
lem Mopporterlte ON, bbao ser 10
regaar / @ali5ien. &in 2on6on e.
fommet en- tilT9ret Me66elel1e ON
at rtstffe Sropper> bbiS 6remrDf
ming bar 1t1i6lerti6ig bin6ret a
Ntrigerne> igjen er begDn6t at no
fol6e Mftibitet. W}en fra Wten f0c
Ipber 6et> at 91trigerne bar ofllac
ct fem beftige rus1iife 9lngreb SCI
]1p6pe1 1tlige 8ufo>pino.
GirS6ogsbnlletiner fra Setro
gro6 gaor 116 paa, at &uS1erne e'
noQet fren1 9fprbeben of EasleI
be6 sSoblonit5o, og at Sc Dtl for1dgf
at bin6e 6oofelte lelpe l1ngarn
s @aar telegrafere0es> at 0e'
fen1pes me6 fornpet &ol6lonbe6
&orpotberne> pg 1igele0eS> at Gene
raj 8rl1iiloffs Tropper paa ct en-
felt 5teD bur pberlfre6et StofboO=
6lo6e11.
9en italienifc sSrpnt.
Tltrig1fe 6lpben1a1finer bar bonn
bur6eret &ene6ig; men 0e ne0falteo(
Bomber onrette0e i1tgen lt9rre @fa
Sc.
O1nfring @orit5 raler beftige slr
tillerifun1pe, pg en- DepelcDe frc
&om fortpller, at Stolienerne cl
rpffet itprft fren1 / Srentino.
8alfanbalbpen.
&ua e11 5tr9fni11g al ca. 15C
M1il / 6olonifis On1egn bur 6e Ml=
liere6e erobret fen1 2an6SbDer ire
SpFere og 8ulgarer, og be6 Wfo:
no1tir bor @erberne 19gt at bolo&
|
@ton6 moo 6iSie fprene6e SLENDER
men mootte trnffe fig tilbage oQ
obergibe Slorina> ser 6a bleD be1a1
af 8nlgorerne. - 31t for &apalc
/ @rpfen1ono far @n1garerne flor:
met og taget to graife Seltninger
@pfrigen.
s 2pr0ags fon6t ct Slag 5te,
lnellern tpife l1n6erpan6Sbaaoe oq
BRITTLE &r9biere n0enfor Sen engel:
lfe &pf. Sen tpife @ifa6re beltob
femten Sortpjer, og 0o Gnglen6ernt
fif g1ps ON 6eres Mnfo1nit ie116te:
on eCInnAps 1tA fnr nj innp Apt11 +1I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-08-25
&lasiificerins.


s uDaniferen"s ii61te gfnmme<
fortpller Ba1tor gfiels Damlfob fra
Butte Mont.> bl. M. a. ON ct Bc.
1gg 9ln6es> Mo11t.
Ser berettes, at upi bar aTt
iefS 2Gs, to Qlutomobiler og fire
Torbs".
9ette nti1i6er om 9rengen, oer.
1ag6e: =. j.:
r@e, >5eag. e.. per fommer to SoIoo-.
ter og, tire WenneFerl"
- sfrip efter &rsbennmmer Of;
Bette Slab.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
THE new HAWK GARAGE
Will Be OF Brick 4Ox12O Located
On DR. Killips Lots.

Active preparations have started
for the erection of a 40 feet by 100
feet garage building on the DR.. H. Kill
lips lot between his veterinary Hospit-
al and the r. X. Davis building oc-
cupied by the Lamberson-Hunt Co.,
on High avenue east. The openings
in the west wall of the Davis building
have been bricked up and sewer con-
neetions are now being put in.
The new building will be of brick
with no basement, but piers will be
placed on both sides for the support
of the six roof trusses that will each
have span of 40 feet This will
leave the floor entirely clear of any
post supports and will add consider
ably in the free movement of the au-
tomobiles.
The building has already been
leased to the Hawk Auto Company.
The entrance driveway will be on the
east side and the display room 30
feet by 80 feet on the west of the
front which will be OF Oskaloosa
brick. Large plate glass display win
DAVIS will be prominent feature and
at present the front will be only one
story high, but the structure will be
sufficient ly strong so that a second
floor can be added later over the
front portion.
Back of the display room will be
space about 10 feet wide for the dis
play and storage of auto accessories
and then storage floor and auto
mobile space about 40 feet by so feet
in size. Over the storage floor and re
pair shop, a large abundant light viii
be available.
The entire floor space will be ce
ment and every convenience for the
effective handling of business will be
at hand. City heat, electric light and
pawer, adequate gasoline storage
tanks and self measuring pumps, wa
ter and air supply and all that opplie'
to the modern garage OF today
The company comprises ]. J. Hawl
and w. M. Holmes and they are botf
old and tried men in the garage bust
ness. They are now located in the ole
Saddlery building on First avenue
west, but expect to secure possession
of the new garage about January !
1917. The completion of this new
building will be fine addition tt
the building record of 1916.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
Grain Prices SLUMP.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Profit taking
was on in all. grains and provisions,
and while there was sharp upturn
az one time and corn and oats made
few high records good declines were
made in the last hour At the close
stop order selling was well over, and
showed losses of 1896 on wheat,
~ @3Bc on corn. and &c on oats in
Chicago.
Wheat markets in the outside were
relatively stronger than Chicago at
one time, but weakened at the last
The Southwest lost 1K@4c with De
cember in Kansas City leading.
Northwestern losses were 1B@2Bc
and Winnipeg 1k02hc on wheat and
1Sc on oats. Corn on the Southwest
lost 21s@2%c.
Provisions were unsettled and
closed with pork 17h@2Oc lower
lard unchanged to 1719c higher, the
latter on December, and short ribs
2k@5c lower
| 1t will be no surprise to the trade
in general to see further decline il
all grain prices following yesterdays
break A big load has been put OF
the market, and it remains to be seer
how rapidly it will be digested
Those in close touch with the foreign
and export buying are inclined to be
lieVe that offerings have been absorb
ed, in the same way as on previou!
breaks, as declines yesterday were
larger than of late, and more inviting
to foreign buyers.
Country holders of corn are NOR,
disposed to sell, and the size of thu
movement is dependent upon the ca
supply. Present prices are unusual.
inviting and bears are expecting
reduction in the cash premiums. Fo
the present the disposition on tn
part of many professionals and com
mission houses is to sell on bulges
Those who have predicted 81 corn 70
May are practically satisfied wit
present prices, and most of them hav
taken profits. The situation is IN
usually tempting to the short seller
but SO far they have made littl
Roadway The disposition is t
work more on that side until tn
ability of the shipping trade to al
sorb any increase in the offerings i
more clearly demonstrated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
OSKALOOSA TOWNSHIP
Details of Vote on Justice of Peace
and Constable.

In the township ticket in Oskaloosa
2,418 votes were cast for Justice OF
the Peace and 2,136 for Constables
The precinct vote was as follows:
First Ward-Justices Laffollette,
(R.) 142, Phillips( R.) 100, Bacon d.
SO, Eisiminger CD as. Constables:
Broyles (R) 1902, Andrews (R.) 60
Glass CD SO, Shaw CD 127.
First of Second-Justices Laffol
lette (R) 141, Phillips (R) 1852, Bacon
(Il) 1O4, Eisiminger CD 70. Con.
stables: Broyles (R) 107, Andrews
(R) 1O4, Glass CD 1875, and Shaw
CD 140.
Second of Second-Justices: LAT
toilette (R) 1879, Philips (R) ia, Ba'
con CD 1913, Eisiminger CD 100
Constables: Broyles (R) liz, An
drews (R). SO. Glass D) 1T, Shaw
CD) IA H.
First of Third-Justices: Laffollette
(R) 2O2, Phillips (R) 1872, Bacon CD
122, Eisiminger CD SO. Constables:
Broyles (R) 157, Andrews (R) las
Glass CD 100, Shaw CD 1870.
Second of Third-Justices: Laffol
lette (R) 1853, Philips (R) 140, Bacon
ID 159, Eisiminger CD 119. Con
stables: Broyles (Rg1 Andrews
(R) 154. Glass Cd 1925 Shaw (D)15S
Fourth Ward-Justices: Laffollette
(R) 349, Phillips (R) 243, Bacon CD
356, Eisiminger CD 122. Constables
Broyles (R) 26S, Andrews (R) 259
Glass CD $50, Shaw CD 241.
Fifth Ward-Justices: Laffollette
(R) 246, Phillips (R) 1877, Bacon CD
ITS, Eisiminger CD SO. Constables:
Broyles (R) 175, Andrews (R) 1913
Glass CD 152, Shaw CD 1872.
Total Vote - Justices: Laffollette
(R) 1882, Phillips (R) LIS, Bacon
CD 1895, Eisiminger CD GOT. Con
stables: Broyles (R) 1912, Andrews
(R) 1924, Glass CD 9O4, Shaw CD
1,l32.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
new PASTOR COMING
Rev. Ward Takes Charge of Nazar-
enc Church December /.

After being without regular pas
tor now for several months, the Pente-
costal church of the Nazarene have
finally solved the problem and Rev.
J. A. Ward of Brooklyn, NJ Y. will
begin his passionate here about Dec.
1st Rev. Ward was here some weeks
ago and looked the ground over and
while here conducted some special
meetings. He has large opportunities
for work in the eastern states but he
and his family are anxious to come
west and Oskaloosa seems to be a
favorable field for the building up OF
church.
The solution of this point will mean
the completion of the church building
that has been held in the back ground
for year or so past and this project
will be one of the building prospects
for the Spring of 1917. The completion
of this work is highly important as
the Iowa District Assembly of this
church has been announced for Oska
loosa in September 1917. Rev. Ward Is
in the prime of life, is q fine preacher
a progressive administrator and hi!
pastorate will be big help to these
people in their present emergency
The membership Of the church is nov
about eighty.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
TURKEYS BRING HIGH PRICES
Thanksgiving Bird Cost From "a to IS
Cents Per Pound-May
Soar Next Week.

New York, Nov. 15.-Unless the
poultry dealers unexpectedly reduce
their present prices, only plutocrats
win celebrate" Thanksgiving with the
gobbler this year. The price of the
festive bird TO the ultimate consumer
Is now "a or 80 cents pound. Retail
and commission men could offer moth
ing more reassuring than the hope
that they will not have TO charge more
than this next week. Moreover, the
quality Of the turkeys now on the
market is generally poor, though some
Of the dealers said that the real
Thanksgiving shipments have not yet
commenced.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-11-16
BERTCHBY LOSES BARN
Fire of Unknown Origin Causes
Considerable Damage.

Fire, for which an alarm was turn
de in at 11:45 o'clock Tuesday night
destroyed a barn on the property OF
DR.. George p Burtchby, No. 70S North
Market street. Origin of the flames
unknown. The fire had a big start
when discovered and although the
fire department made a creditable
run for the place and water was
thrown, the building was too much
involved when the fire was discover.
ed to admit of salvage. Attention
was directed to the barn of the C. B.
West property adjoining which was
also on fire. The roof was well
ablaze when the fire lads appeared.
This building was saved with damage
only to the roof. Loss of the Burtch-
by barn is several hundred dollars
1t is understood no insurance was
carried on the building. Little or no
loss from contents as the building
was not occupied.
Miss Casa NJ. Conover, residing
next door north OF the Burtchby
place, discovered the fire and running
to the home of her neighbor gave the
alarm. The fire evidently original
ed inside the building and must have
been burning long time as when the
flames broke outside the structure
collapsed