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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-04
Milwaukee Men Are Touchy About Their Figures

MwAUKEErou pcnickity" "hnicky otherwise
Ivl
bahs The monthly meeting Of
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-02
A Birthday Party

Miss Edith d Lake entertained quite
4 number Of young friends. last Friday
evening 10 honor 81 her fifteenth birth
day Edith was the recipient Of quite
q number Of remembrance Refresh
meuts were served ani AN had a good
time Those present we're Misses lame
Henderson MARY Henderson. Mar
Bailey. Audrey Moore. Evelyn Shock
ley. Willie Shocbieg Nel.ie Stanford
Blanche Bowen Belle Iilghmau Vera
Mcdonald Erma kensey Louise Lake.
and Messr, Ralph Richardson. Dorsey
Carnean. Jay Price. Willard Burton.
David Birmingham. John Wilson. El
wood Bailey Straughn Sturgi- Joseph
Stanford
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-02
Do You Have Sour Stomach ?

II sou are troubled with your stomach
yon should eat slowly ana ma-ticate
your food thoroughly. then take one of
Chamberlain Tablets Immediately
after supper Ohtainable everywhere
J " Vincent has some beautiful
things 10 silver and gold FOR wedding
presents New goods Just IN
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Beth Eden and Goodwill
Baptist Churches

Preaching 90 Beth Eden az n
and Goodwill az e a. NJ Sub
goodwill 1ioryiuw 10 the
sunday School a Goodwill az
Every BODY welcome
" l. WITT
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-02


visiting Miss BERTHE bradford
-, r
';ss i.,',.n 100 10. ''g'
u,. ,
M!s "iii'"ih ou'iT''i - ,.tii'E
per l"'Uet' r .. JAWS r' w i''tl.
more
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Berry III CaHe
Charles are d., r4est- of Mr. Richard
ii'"ArH.
Miss Edna anereI. 81 FELTON, anil
cousin NJ lanpreI are -ifinp Mr-
IS j Layton
a.
a'' '9.pe1 '''lA' F e'.l'
II. . it..'! 800 '''
''''A iii.t{Hit li'
i't- ~ A''1 'N'
'''i'd '''i
Ni. Rose Irwin ha- returned raa
.l,I-if her hrotner Mr 4 D fr&a.
lr m pmnarIsaia
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-12-02

Eg Obituary Notices. In Memoriam-
and Resolutions of Respect are charged
for at . cents a line Obituary poetry
will not BE- published in this paper
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Local Readers lOC. a Line


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stone ana ''4HlE'"f lures "'a ~ &''''
-"ries
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a nice fire III rugs FOR saleC HEAP.
GEORGE Mil. Nit1u. Crossing.
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A'u"'' N'N'
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NO. N5
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sage -crappie etc come 70
stanford W. maNe NJ SUM- your
taste
uor. mad. .atl.a,,a and -erapul,
AZ good a- can be made. Tor sale ai my
store Try some. and he convinced
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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
DIDN'T
CONTAIN BOMB
PIECE or sERor. DUKES CAKE
SENT FROM TOWNSVILLE
GAVE FORCE FRIGHT.

A package, light in weight, came to
The Courier this morning, shrouded in
mystery, which Was not dispelled for
some time after the parcel was opened
The contents was wedge Of dark
brown stun, with a family spicy Odor
but Of the texture Of leather. While
the theory that the singular object was
new variety OF bomb. a note was dis
covered In corner Of the box. With
relief the force read the following, pen-
ciled by the members OF Company g..
stationed at Brownsville. Texas:
Dear Friends: We are sending you
a sample Of the cake that Duke. our
mess sergeant put In for us to eat. You
may put II on your shoe for half soles
Il you can get nail through It. Please
display II in the window for the public
to see.'
The cake (?) IL a subtle reminder to
many matrons Of thei refforts as brides
at Yastry and biscuits. and they recall
with smile and tear the tragedy Of
the cake that fell flat. To men who have
been forced to put up with the uncer-
tain fortune OF boarding houses. the
memento Of the .Ottumwa attorneys
culinary prowess may also have bitter
meaning. While an example OF the
splendid spirit Of comradely chaffing
In the camps. 1t might be well II OF
tumwa relatives and friends remember
that delicacies are rare at military
station. and box Of home made cake,
cookies and candy would be very well
come to the boys in khaki.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
HEAR
CHAS. r. SCOvITa

Maryville. Mo-. Oct. 5-Nearly 1SS
persons heard DR.. Charles Reiea
vile, evangelist, in the four nnal ~
ings Of the revival campaign ~
came to an end this week ct Nd
vile. bringing the total attendaAcoA
the three weeks close to $4,000.
number Of those who have lined
for the Christian cause In tn
weeks OF invitation passed tho r
mark at the afternoon melting 0un1
Sunday night the total reached ~
The crowds Sunday made Doctor (
vile thank offering Of about so20
The exact amount has not been y
nitely ascertained by the committ1S
The largest crowd of the entire q
paign heard DR.. Scoville's sixxNl
hot denunciation of the trafac In b.
which he delivered in the Aftern@1
Every seat in the big tent tabero6
was crowded full, and the bead
were taxed to more than theirN co
ity. Scores of people stood up lnJ
back of the tent and scofes mone3
just outside within the range OIL
evangelist's voice. II Is estiuAa
that over 1000 heard the sermoa. &
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
Grain Review

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Wheat prices ran
up today TO q new high level for 1918.
The advance promptly followed an
nouncements that the droushtiin Ar
gentina remained unbroken. The open
ing. which ranged from the same as
yesterdays finish to 1c higher, with
December at 1884 to 31.60k and May
at 315Sh to 11.b9h, was followed oy
only moderate reaction from the IN
itiaj top prices.
Additional gains were scored IN con .
sequence of foreigners and seaboaro
exporters buying futures here but later
the market was given sharp setback
owing to heavy profit taking by hold
ers The close was unsettled Nc to lc
net higher, with December at $l.6OM
and Nav at $1.59h.
Active export inquiry STRENGTHENED
corn. After opening Nc to Nc higher,
the market tended to sag.
In subsequent dealings. corn took an
upward swing despite weakness OF
wheat Prices closed strong at 1hc 70
2Ac net advance.
Oats hardened with other cereals.
Trade, thought. was well divided.
Shorts and packers buying carried
provisions upgrade. The chief incen-
tive to purchase was an upturn in the
value Of hogs.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
Stock Market.

Nsr, york. Oct. 6.-Gecondary rAils
~. Kansas city southern. seaooaro
ana Toledo. st. Louis and Wessefn Pr -.
Setred shares followed the leaa OF u"e
hish rrade issues At gains OF ~ "
trading pursued its usual erra nS
en,,rse however. shifting to steer an ny
metals. the former advancing POM
Min 70 points for Anaconda. m
sniration and Kennecott copRers anu
N.tinnsl lead. Mexicans a. 2 eroup
aiso rose substantially. Central Lea. n.t
made a new maximum ~ ~, - .,d
ertsnded it, advance over po.ntA anu
AMerican WOODEN led IT. sPecial c.sss
Il i rain OF over points. bonds we''
arm. rAins
nosition nj today's opening with furtnel
rains 81 to points. Foremost '.Suss
;ccird.nr I.ouisville ana Nashville, Ne~
York Central, Reading and Lehisn val
lAv. IN which individual dealings rans
a from / 900 to $500 shares. Equ,p-
,rants. munitions and other speciaitles,
vsre also IN speculative favor. CenIIan.
:, Sather n the new record OF ~. WIN
smnstantiai advances in Air Brake
Pressed Steel Car. Crucible So,
stndebaker and westinghouse. Paper
iss,,es, tobacco products. Barret. 70
and Beet Sugar Represented tne Hst
ianeous specialties at materiai sae
United States steel was nrm on Te
lively light trading.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
West End Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Chisnan and daughter
Dorothy Of Aurora, Ill.,. are visiting
Mrs. Chisman's parents Mr.. Ind Mrs.
John p. Randolph.
Mrs. Clark has returned to her home
in Kirkville after visiting her son w.
j. Clark on Taft avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Boyd Nolin of Des
Moines is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carey Of Fairview avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A,derdice of
Forest avenue were called to Burling-
ton by the death OF their daughter i'm
law Mrs. Ned Alderdice.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edwards Of Des
Moines are visiting Mrs Edwards faith
er Pete Riley Of Kenyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shore and son Of
Eldon have returned home after visit
ing at the Everett Sperry home on
Fai~view avenue.
Mrs. William Haseltine and sons VIII.
liam. Peter and Dannie Of North Graves
street. returned home after visit In
Des Moines.
Mrs. Sperry and granddaughter Sofia
have returned home after visiting rela.
ltives In the west end
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06

Mrs. F. c. Brooks, Mrs! Mary West,
Miss Agnes Andrews. Miss Margafite
Bromley. Bert Swenson, Ralph Harp.
er. Ralph Firkins.
Stewardship and tithing-W. A.
Starkey, Elmer Mil, Miss Nellie Kirk
hart and Miss Catherine Weeks.
Literature Missions. Miss Mary
sherwood; standard, Miss Hazel Hal
Ter: Baptist Record. Miss Marie Wor-
rell; service, Miss Mamie Avery.
lMusic-B. O. WorTell and Miss
Grace Harlan.
Obituary-Mise Ina Dana and Miss
Mary Harper.
Discipline-Board Of deacons and
their wives.
Finance-The board Of trustees and
H. r. Bishop, George Haller. A. K.
Swenson.
Sick and needy-Mrs. Matte Bishop.
Social-No, I, A to e inclusive. Mrs.
Leroy Christie: No. ,. r to x inclusive,
Mrs. George Haller: No. 8, L to r In
elusive, Mrs. Bonnie r. Lord: No. 4.
8 to inclusive. Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson.
Visiting strangers-Mrs. w. A. Star
key. Miss Adine Edgerly. Mrs. A. W.
Miller, Mrs. J. I. Jones, Mrs. William
Moses, Mrs. George Halter. Mrs.
Mary Harper.
City Observation-Disclosures at the chap
el with William Demster, W. H. Rob-
ertson and B. r. Patt.
Hospitality-O. B. Poundstone and
F. A. Thompson to men and boys: Mrs.
l.. Goehring and Miss Mary Harper to
women and girls.
Employment-J. F. Hammer, F. A
Thompson, A. X. Swenson.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
WILL DISCUSS
LIVE SUBJECTS
Monday Morning. Oct. q.
Continued From Page ~

Monday Morning, Oct. q.
300 q. m. Business meeting, Com.
mefcial club.
9:45-11:0O .. m. Conference on de-
fectives and insane. Supt. George Mog.
ridge. chairman.
Address. A Study in Eugenics. Miss
Mary Diemer, Des Moines, Iowa.
Discussion led by r. H. Sylvester
lows City. Iowa.
Five minute discussions, Miss Anna
l.. Burdick, Des Moines, Iowa: Miss
Sara Brown, Ottumwa.
11:00-12:l5 - Conference on cor
rection, Professor F. c. Ensign, chair.
man.
Address. The Iowa Situation AS Re.
CARDS the Work OF Juvenile Probation,
Horace l.. Houghton, probation oficer,
Sioux City. Iowa.
Discussion led by Joel D. Hunter,
chief probation bficer. juvenile court
Of Cook county Chicago, Ill.
Five minute discussionss Miss
Emily Kapps, social worker. Mason
City. Iowa; Scion c. Vial. state agent,
Eldora. Iowa: ]. C. Sanders. warden.
TT. Madison, Iowa: John w. Lewis. at
torney Ottnmwa. Iowa.
2:00-3 100 - Conference on charity
Commercial club Ada
M. Palmer, chairman.
Address. Practical Workings OF The
Mothers Pension and blind Pensions
Laws Of Iowa." Miss Mabel Tibbott.
probation officer, TT. Dodge, Iowa
Discussion led by David A. Glas-
coff. Keokuk. Iowa,
Five minute discussions: Miss Bees
sic McClanahan. Iowa City, Iowa; FL
mer K Daugherty, Ottumwa, Iowa
3:00-4:00 p. m. Conference on
child welfare, F. J. Sessions. chair.
man.
Address. Child Welfare From a vo-
cational Standpoint, Miss Annie L.
Burdick. supervisor. vocational guild.
ance. Des Moines. Iowa.
Discussion led by Newton Van Dial.
sem, Davenport. Iowa
Five minute discussions: Supt. H. E.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06

CONTINUED From Page ID
Sunday school organist-Miss Mar.
jorie Kenney.
rell.
Choristeg--w. A. starkey.
Cradle roll Observation-Disclosures
Louis Goehring
Home department superintendent
Mrs. w. A. Starkey.
superintendent of chapel school
Bert Swenson.
Assistant Notwithstanding Mat.
tie Bishop.
Secretary Of B. Y. P. U.-Miss leila
Rush.
Treasurer Of B. Y. p. u.-Miss lisa.
bel Childs.
Organist-Miss Marie Worrell.
Chorister-Eugene Swenson.
Junior B. Y. P. u leader-Mrs. B. O.
Worrell.
Assistant--Miss Belle Rush.
Advisory board OF the church-The
pastor with all the elective officers and
the presidents OF all church societies
with the following additional names:
Mrs Mary Harper. Mrs. J. w. Edeer.
ly, w. A. Starkey, A. X. Swenson, j. F.
Hammer.
Ushers-Chairman. Charles Harper;
G. L. Firkins. O. B. Poundstone. W. A.
Starkey. Louis Goehring. John Greer.
F. A. Thompson. John Miller.
Five year programme. O. Worrell
o. b. Poundstone. E. E. England, W.
A. Starkey. C. A. LASER. c. L. Fir
kins. Elmer Mil. B. F. Patti. Mrs. c.
A. LASER. Miss Mary Harper. Miss
Mary sherwood. Mrs. A. X. Swenson,
Mrs. B. F. Patti. Mrs. W. A. Starkey,
Miss Pearl Blackboard.
Committees.
AuditinE-Worth Stimetz and
George Halter, Jr.
Daptism-Mrs. w. H. Robertson.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
KAABA TEMPLE IS
NOW INCORPORATED

Davenport, Oct. 5.-Kaaba Temple
of the Ancient Arabic Order of the
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, has as
sumed the nature of business organi-
cation through articles of incorpora-
ton filed with the county recorder.
The purpose Of the incorporated or.
anization. the articles explain, is not
for pecuniary benefit but to maintain
a fraternal society for the promotion
OF public charity and benevolence
without regard to creed, nationality or
religion.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
HOGS AT LAST HAVE
AN UPWARD TREND

Local porkers today rose twenty
cents, the first advance in price that
mas been shown for some time. There
were number of additions to the
Wholesale poultry market. The lists:
Hogs-(Furnished daily by Jno. Nor
r re 4 co:l-l2o0i6o, s7.4s; 1sc0lsc.
ESQ: $50; 10000. 1895; go and over,
1855: packers. 37.3567.7S.
Sheep-Choice spring lambs. S7@s:
fair to good spring lambs, Ss@s.60:
yeariing lambs. $to7: choice ewes, 81
@S: fair to good ewes. $3V4
OttumWa Hay Market
Good timothy SO; No. 2 timothy and
NO ! light clover mixed 9sWS: No.
timothy and No. mixed. @eW3: clover
hay. 5000.
corn-so@ssc: rye. 81; oats sso4oc;
wheat. 9l.300ll0.
suffer, esVs and Poultry.
Butter fat-No. I. 34c; No. 2. &c.
Poultry-(These prices paid to pro.
ducers: straight run hens. f3hc: old
ROSTERS, So; ducks Sc: seese, 7c: spring
chickens. iSc; young turkeys. 14c; hsn
turkeys. 14c.
Eggs-Candled, CSC,
Wesl and Hides.
W0ol-Clear bright medium, 31032c;
chafYy and slightly bury, 2403ec; semi
bury. 2402sc: hard bury, l7@10c;
light hne long staple, 2l03Oc; light
fine short staple. 2o022c; heavy fne
line staple, 1901 apsora soat. long
Hides-cured, 1sc: srSen No. 1, l3c;
morse hides, 4@6Ac
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
ELDON

The Christian Science society n
announced q free public lecturo 4
Christian Science by Bliss Knapp
s. b. of Brookline, Mass, Q membe&s
the Christian Science board Of lectu1
ship of the mother church. The III
Church Of Christ Scientist Of Bod
Mass. lat the opera house FridaysGSl
ing. Oct. 6 at 8 O'clock. The publtG3
cordially invited. ~
Mrs. e. T. Fame and daughter
turned from . two weeks visit u E)
cago with her sister. IA
Mrs. Ben Camblin OF Valley
ton arrived for a short visit q 9
John Camblin home. q
Carl Haw Of Ottumwa was n -
city on business Wednesday.
The Congregational Aid society ~
hold = tea at the home Of Mrs tSx@
Moore Friday afternoon.
E. E. Hilles and sister. Mr6. -
McCrary have returned home fr0S
tending the funeral of their bro(
Mark Hills in Salpulpa, Okla.
Dr. Billy and Wife left for the -
Wednesday morning for Mrs. D1lt{
health. We AZ
Mrs. H. r. Baker left Wednel dAys
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for ! ~
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney left
thirty day visit in Virginia NINA
atives.
Miss Della Brown Of Ell Paa6 H.
sister Of w. T. Brown and
Mary Brown was united in mari
DR.. Hubert of Columbus
Iowa at o'clock mass y Won2
at St. Aloysius ehuS s
Father Ryan. They left Tor 07S
for few days. Mrs. HubbeFt lH}
few days visit. Mrs. Hubbese ri
well known in Eldon having
here at the homo of her br0lhod
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Weber 161SA
a visit In Wyconda, Mo-. witt
Weber's mother. ~
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
THE RETAIL PRICES.

Flour and feed-0rahsm flour. per
suck. DOC; corn chops. Per cwt., )s.aS:
snorts. per cwt.. 11.SS: bran, Per cwt.
s sao; corn per bu.. 1l.2s; hay. per cwt.
uvveoc; straw. per cwt., 800 soc; meal
per sack. SIC; corn and oat chop. Per
cw.; s2.sb; corn chop. 20 lbs. 4Sc: OIL
sack old wheat ,33..o@iS6.
,,' G..eamery butter-40@l5c; country
Esss-csndled. ssossc.
Peultry-Geese, dresse6. zoo. tur.
keys. dressed. soc; dressed hens, 20
Vzoc; spring chickens. 3o035c.
FrSsh and Salt Fish.
r0xen, not fresh caueht-SalYnon,
1 iec TO-; haiibut. 1sc h.; red snapper.
i'e 10; White fish: lsc: smeits. soc.
trout. zoe; halibut, zoe: salmon. 3oc:
pigs. 35c; live Holsters, 45c To-: broiled
Holsters, SO each: white fish. a0c is. |;
crabs, hard shell. l5c each; soft shell.
SOc each: perch, 12hc: shrimp. CSC ID. !:
fresh mackerel, 40c each; shads. Soc
each; shadroc. 40c pair: frog legs CSC
pair: Spanish mackerel. 2oc h.: fresh
herring. 15c; white hsh, zoe; smelts.
Salt fish-Maekerel. 1o@s5c; herring
nsh pail. ID: salt mscker.1 10 Io@ss e
salt white hsh, 10@35c h.: salt COD. 10
W25c h.; smoked sturgeon, CSC ID;
imam haddie. h., zoe; Holland herring.
PAL. $12b; Holland herring. SITS key
mixed: $1S0 key milchners: salt eel.
csc h.: pail anchovites. 31.7s.
smoked nsh-White fish,, 2O625 lb.
serdines. 5@2Sc: spiced sardines, 3 for
loc: boz COD. IN 02oc; fancy smoked
ploaters' Ion 2bc; smoked boneless
herring. CSC h.; smoked herring, CSC
h.: smoked salmon, 25c h.; smoked
halibut. Csc h.: smoked sturgeon. CSC
h.; stock hsh. l0c.
Fruits.
FruitS-Bananas 10680c dos.: lemons
w. soc; oranges, 45@s5c: apples, $50
40@S0c: oranges 20, Is, $50; apples $50
pies, zoo 4oc: pears 253loc: water.
cress. 10c. for for Csc; tomatoes. S0c;
basket 1920; plums l7hc: peaches,
bskt loG26c; blu S2@1.25: blueberries,
M MIC peaches $i.7s9..:5s doz, ESQ
Soc; black grapes. &c pound: Tokay
grapes. 16c; jelly grapes. SIC:
Colorado peaches. bu., s.: Michigan
Bartlett pears hu $3.50; Keller pears.
$40; hamper, S1.e5: Delaware grapes
1bc basket; Michigan grapes, l5c bskt.;
sickle pears. DC lb.;.S ounces csc; hot
mouse cucumbers. each. 10c.
Vegetables.
Vegetables-Cabbag h.. &c: toma-
toes, ripe sc: parsley and loc; mush-
rooms IT green beans. l5c h.: horse-
ish root Zoe; beets h., Sc; lettuce, soc;
ees plant, 10 and Is cents each: beets
40 cents peck; turnips. 10 cents: horse
radish root 1Oc: beets cents per b.;
esq plant. 10 and Is cents; cauliflower.
So0 4oc: beets, Acc peck: turnips,
i4c; radishes. SC; wax beans. 1sc: new
potasoes. Pk 46@6oc: blu $l.75@2.oo;
&c; turnips, 10c:f carrots. !. punches
&c; head lettuce. 15025c: sweet pota.
toes. &c 10.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
BOTH CANDIDATES a
BLOOMFIELD OC

Bloomfield. Oct. 5. w. L. He
republican candidate for govefn3
Iowa and f. T. Meredith. de11o&
candidate for the same ONCE, U
attractions at the tenth aun&Gf
mers' institute Of Davis county,
at Bloomfield Oct. 5, s, z. IT.
talks at three o'clock in the of1I
of Saturday. Oct. Z and HaN
p. M.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
Blackmar, Ottumwa. Iowa; Miss Hol-
lyce Brown, Oskaloosa, Iowa; F. NJ.
Hunter. Abba. Iowa.

ol0ChAAI, OIluuW0, AOW0, MASS 11Ot
lyce Brown, Oskaloosa, Iowa; F. NJ
Hunter. Abba. Iowa.
Monday Evening, 8 p. m.
Address. Playground and Recrea
ton, Charles F. Weller, secretary
Playground and Recreation association
OF America. Chicago. Ill.
Address. The Boy And the Book, w
IL. Kuser, superintendent, Industrial
School For Boys, Eldora, Iowa.
Tuesday, October "a.
900 q. m. Business meeting, al
Commercial club.
9:45-11:0O q. m. Conference on
labor problems, Professor Reuben NC
Kitrick. chairman.
Address. The lows Child Labor Law
A. L. Urick, state commissioner Of la
Dor, Des Moines, Iowa.
Discussion led by professor E. E.
Lewis, Iowa City, Iowa.
Five minute discussion, Supt. H. E.
Blackmar. Ottumwa, Iowa.
11:OO-12:15-Confer on social
research. Professor H. e. Haynes,
chairman.
Address, Duplication in social organ
ization, DR.. Lorin Stuckey, assistant
professor Of sociology. Iowa City. Iowa.
Discussion led by Professor Reuben
McKitrick, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Five minute discussions, H. l.
Houghton, Sioux City. Iowa; PROBES.
sor Clarence NJ. Case, oskaloosa, Iowa,
Professor A. 8. Keister, Mt. Vernon,
Iowa; Professor G. H. Won Tungeln,
Ames, Iowa.
2:OO-4:O0 - Conference on public
health, at Commercial club. DR.. M.
Bannister, chairman, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Address. State Program For The
Control Of tuberculosis. A. E. KEEP.
ford, lecturer for board Of control, Des
Moines. Iowa
Discussion to be led BY w.F. Cloves
executive secretary, Iowa association
for prevention Of tuberculosis, Des
MONIES, Iowa.
Five minute discussion, H. v. Scar.
borough. superintendent. Oakdale. la.
Address. Epidemiology. DR.. Mark F.
Boyd, epidemiologist Of the state
board OF health.
Discussion led by Dr. A. O. VIII.
liams, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Five minute discussion. DR.. J. A.
Hull. Ottumwa. Iowa.
Address. Some Local Conditions, DR..
B. L. Eiker, Leon, Iowa.
Discussions.
Special features planned are: Satur.
day evening the Social Service bureau
OF Wapello county will entertain J. NJ.
Hansen. OF Youngstown. Ohio, Miss
McClanahan, Iowa City. Iowa: H. s.
Hollingsworth. Des MONIES and other
visiting secretaries.
Sunday morning at 8 a. m. an honor
breakfast will be given for Social Ser
vice secretaries by the local secretary
of Wapello county.
Monday noon, probation and parole
workers will have luncheon together.
Monday evening from to S p. m.
the Ottumwa Playground association
will give an honor luncheon for Mr..
Weller and visiting playground work.
-ers.
Tuesday noon. relief workers will
lunch together.
The local committee is planning ad.
ditional features on the part OF the
city as host. Watch for announce.
ments and plan to attend every SEES.
sion
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.kans.. CITY Live Stock.

stock market follows:
Hogs-Market 10 to 15c higher: re-
ceipts. 10000: Bulk. 3s@s.40: heavy.
$s.25Gs.5o; light $s.so@s.4o: pigs. $50
Cattle-Market steady: receipts. s.
500. including 400 southerns: steers. Sc
@1o.75: cows. s4.50@7.25; heifers. $50
$50: calves. $6@11
Sheep-Market strong: receipts. s.
900: lambs. Ss.50@10: yearlings, $500
s.25; wethers, $7@7.70: ewes, 5000
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Chicago cash Grain.

Chicago, Oct 5--The cash grain
market follows:
Wheat-No. ? red 3l.s2A 61.sS1l; No.
red. Sl.5s0L59x: No. 2 hard, 31.s4N
01.65h; No. 5 hard. 31.s0@1.s3.
Corp-No. 2 yellow. ssh q 90c: No.
yellow, SS@SShc; No. 4 white, $50
SShc.
oats-No. 3 white. 4s04shc; stand
ard. ASH @4sc.
Rye-No. 2 nominal; No. 3, si.s..
Barley-73c0$1.1S.
Timothy--33.
Clover--$ll@14.
Pork-$2s.50.
Lard-AlL97.
Ribs-$l4@l4.7S.
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EMPLOY NURSE
TO WATCH DISEASE

Webster City. Oct. 5. When the
fourth case OF infantile paralysis was
reported. the board of education de-
cided to employ school nurse to
watch for symptoms of the disease
among the children.
The children will be subjected to