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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-11

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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-11
To Raise More Funds


The 3Sth general assembly voted
an appropriation of $4,000 for the
purpose of making the old capitol
building at Iowa City fireproof, but
the high cost of materials caused the
authorities to postpone the work UNI
til a more suitable time or else get
a larger appropriation. The build
ing is in a fairly good state of pres
ervation but the fear of fire is ever
present. The. cornerstone of the
structure was laid on July A, 1870.
In 1S41 the officers serving the ter
ritory Of Iowa took possession of the
building. When Iowa was admit
ted into the union in 1876 the
building was turned over to the new
state government. In 1S47 by act
of the same legislature that re-
moved the state capital to Des
Moines the building was set aside
for educational purposes but no APP
preparation was made for its sup
port. The stone out of which the
building was constructed were
brought down the Iowa river on
RATS from a quarry twelve miles
northwest of near the present town
of North Liberty. A Catholic
priest, an Italian named Mazzachelli
designed the capitol building and it
is regarded by architects to this day
as a nearly correct duplicate of the
early Roman designs. Noted ar
chitects from all over the country
visit it to get ideas and inspiration.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-11
BOY Accidentally Shot

Holding piece of wood in his
hand for his younger brother to
shoot at, Carl Hammer, 16-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Hamer,
farmers near Neville, was instantly
killed late Saturday evening. The
younger boys foot slipped just as
he aimed the rifle. The ball struck
him i'm the forehead.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-11
Carroll Banker 10 be Tried In
Sac County

To the fact that Sac county has
been free from bank failures is due
the change of venue from Carroll
county to Sac county. which Judge
E. G.. Albert has granted to John
Roelfsema, the former Carroll bank
president who is under indictment
for unlawful banking.
The defendant banker made APP
plication for a change, based upon
the allegation that numerous bank
failures in Carroll county in the last
few years make it impossible for one
indicted for anything connected
with banks to get fair trial in that
county. 1t was alleged also to be
impossible to get jury upon which
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-11
PERCOLATORS

''UM-m-m! That coffee smells
good"
If you want "Cheer-up" coffee and
all the "coffee-joy' possible use
Royal Rochester" Coffee Percolat-
or. The chuckling of "Royal-Ro-
chester" Coffee Percolator means
cup of -steaming, fragrant, rich, full
favored coffee. 1t will extract and
yet retain all the delicious coffee
aroma. You can drink it to the
last drop with no fear of grounds.
Let us show you few of the
Royal Rochester" percolator family.
"Hardware-I'll get it at Refine
mund s."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-11
Hardware iii get it at Reinemund's''

CELECT Your Christ
~ mas Gifts from our extrem-
ly useful and handsome designs
of Royal Rochester Metal Ware.
Designs which are executed by
Royal Rochester artists and re-
fleet the high character of crafts
manship, taste and devotion to
beauty.
Our Christmas Hardware is
not confined to the Royal Koch
ester Line alone, we have many
other things which you may Sc
lect.
Come to our store, shop, look
around and feel at home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
OIL FIRM DENIES MEXICAN
STORY OF WALLACE KILLING

Washington. d. C.. Dee 1e.-Clalms
OF the Mexican government. al re-
Gently presented 20 the American en-
bassy ia Mexico City. that the killing
near Tampico late in November OF
James wallace, an American citizen
resulted from his failure 70 heed the
warning % a Mexican sentry are de-
MED iu an account OF the incident
which reached Washington from
Aqua company. OF which Wallace
was an employe-
The AEuila compauy's report which
was presented at a meeting in Tam
pico Of oil company managers ana
which Is the first detailed account o.
the Americans death 20 reach WASH
ington. said IN part
'On the morning OF November 70
James Wallace, employed by Us as
foreman on our eartern reservoirs al
Potrero Del Llano, was riding from
the Office down 10 the tank farm, a
distance Of about $50 meters on rne
road was an outpost OF four govern
ment soldiers with g machine gun As
FAR as we have been able 10 ascertain
EVailace's horse reared while passing
this outpost and kicked the machine
gun, Whereupon one % the sol1leE1
shot him. killing him instantly None
OF our men actually saw what nap
pened"
The statement said l. was known
positively that Wallace was absolute
" sober. The Mexican version n4a
charged that he was intoxicated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Y. NJ. c. A. WORKERS TO
PUSH DEVELOPMENTS HERE

To provide a larger budget for the
boys work and the Mexican work,
raise the mortgage debt Of the cen
tral branch and get a start on a
Mexican branch building and training
school a committee appointed two
weeks ago made a final report in
favor OF the whole program Satur-
day night at a combined meeting Of
the FL Paso board of directors and
the committees Of the respective
branches Of the local T. H. c. A. On
the committee we're: kuno Doerr,
chairman: James c. 1IcNary, z NJ.
Bray G. p. Putnam, c. II Harvey H.
l. Biruey, and II. T. POnsford-
The very unusual work along the
line Of boys done by the extensive
boy activities, and the successful
Mexican branch activities caused the
COMMITTEES 90 feel that these should
be extended and the mortgage debt
hung around the neck Of the Cen
they felt. should be lifted because OF
the possibility Of getting some out
side money
II was also agreed that a Mexican
branch building should Be secured
A steering committee 10 put the
whole thing over IN good shape viii
be appointed at another special meet
ing TO be held Friday, the second OF
January when Charles T. Coyken-
dali, OF the International committee
viii meet the local leaders and lay
out All plans more definitely.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Trolley Bandit
ROhS Conductor
Dismal Cash
Appears Nervous andOver
looks $50 While Max
ing Haul.
"EVERYBODY's BANK

C. A. Griffin, a street car conductor
or the Arizona street line, was robbed
OF SIS b. a bandit Saturday night
az HIS o'clock
The thief boarded the car at Bin
and Arizona streets. He drew a re-
volver. which is said 70 have been an
army automatic. and commanded the
conductor TO give up his cash. Two
passengers. Wade Hamel. I1s1 Ram
part street, and John Lie, ISL Ari-
iona street. watched the thief take
the money from the conductor
changer and then his pockets They
declare the bandit was nervous and
that he did not offer 70 modest them
The thief overlooked $50 which the
conductor had I'm another pocket
Griffin was uuarmed.
The man wore an oVercoat and an
army hat which had been crushed
The robbery was the second OF IT'S
kind reported 20 the police, and both
are believed 10 be the work Of the
same man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS"
IN JENKINS CASE PROMISED

1Iexic City. Mex. Dec. 29.-Justica
IrrdaDfilsda has been delegated by
tie Elexican supreme court 70 study
the records in the case Of ". Q.
jenkins. United States consular agent
at Puebla, and 20 decide whether the
PuehIa state courts or the federal
tribunals have Jurisdiction
The only charges against jenkins
so Far as known are those Of giving
false testimony and threatening Wit
nesses, although Julio Mitchell, pub
lie prosecutor at Pueblo promised
sensational revelations soon. He inti-
mated that jenkins would be con
yicted OF being implicated IN rebel
liouE operations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
VILLISTAS PLAN SEIZURE
OF MEMCO OIL FIELDS

long hand. presumably by q secre-
rary % the rebel leader but 70 bears
the signature Of Nilia-
The translation OF the letter fol-
lows.
Il Francisco VIVA. and all the
chiefs Of the revolutionary army,
which Is under my command. since
] speak a. their names protest
Vehemcntly against the assassination
OF Gen Felipe Angeles ordered by
the traitor. Venustiano Carra1za. and
carried into effect By the Carrancis-
tss. And we proclaim 70 the world
that Gen. Angeles was an honorable
man and that no just tribunal in the
world would have sentenced him 70
death. His sole crime consisted In
never having been a Carrancisla-
Marx this vel so that when the
time arrives Tor justice toward
lIexicana there can be held % ac-
countabulty those who are respon-
sible for the assassination OF a pa
triot whom We deeLly mourn
''AIuspuiz. Coahuila, December 10,
1913.
The General IN chief.
FRANCISCO VILLA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Ell PaSO attorney
Learns Father Is
Dead In Germany
Country Is Rampant With
Corruption and Wide
spread Suffering.

Through a letter just received from
his brother and sisteriniaw in Dres-
. den, Germany Adolf Hoffman, an at
torney living at 3123 AIanzana street
z has learned Of the death Of his father
/ and his nephew in that country. This
is the first news 8lr. Hoffman has
had from his relatives in nearly three
years.
IN the letter Mr.. Hoffman received
from his brother. Arthur. the writer
tells OF q new ana strange Germany as
compared with the old days. Moral
corruption is rampant in Germany :
suffering is widespread
Ashamed To Be German.
las the result Of the corruption that
has taken mold Of the people in Ger
many. the people have developed q
man. so that even here in Germany
one Is ashamed to admit he is Ger
man"
Mrs. Hoffman. sisterinlaw OF the
FL Pasoans also writes OF the bitter
days upon the people Of her country.
Stripped OF Metals.
"Au our household metals have
been taken from US Our home, as is
the case with the homes OF others
here. have been stripped OF cook pots
and brass hanging lamps. We have
given our gold watch chains, and even
the lightning rods have been taken
off our houses and the bells from
the churches.
eve have hunted for fats among
the stores Of the entire city but there
are no fats TO be had. and we are
not allowed a drop Of milk. as what
milk there is is consumed by the 1t
the children ard invalids-
only black bread Is 20 be had ana
this costs six marks q pound. 10 times
as much as we raid before the var.
Ration Allowance Small.
The rations allowed rs at the pres
ent time are very small We receive
but a little more than five pounds OF
bread per person each week. and OF
meat but = third OF a uound FOR the
same length Of time. We are allowed
less than q fifth of a pound OF butter.
which Is not by any means pure but
ter only canned meat can be OBJ
tanned.
Anu egg now costs one mark. IS
nfennigs. a goose. $50 marks a pound
OF sausage. IS marks. and pound OF
coffee. is mar g. all OF which is Ter
beyond the reach Of people OF our
means.
Rob Packages
Goods or packages OF any kind
shipped 70 Us. unless insured. are in
variably opened and robbed. Crime is
everywhere apparent. for the reason
that the present government in Ger
many lacks the power 70 enforce its
Mr.. Hoffman says he will send his
relatives enough 10 relieve their suf--
fering-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
!. A. SMITH RESIGNS AS HEAD
OF VALLEY WATER USERS

j. A. Smith. for three years presi-
dent Of the FL Paso Valley Water
Users association. viii not be a can
didate for reelection when the asso-
citation meets January Is 20 elect
officers. Mr. Smith win devote his
time % personal bushes. Ne or
Eanized the association IS years ago
and served as vice president Of the
association until the death OF Felix
Martinez. Steps viii be taken at the
meeting. January Is. to merge the
association with the water improve
ment district No. /. so the stockholders
may put through a contract with the
government TO complete the work Of
irrigation and draining the Fl Paso
valley land To complete this work
approximately s5.000.000 viii be nee
essary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
GATTLMEN MAY
INVITE S0LONS
Will Probably Ask Kenyon
and Kendrick to Attend
Tucson Convention.

The trainers OF the Kenyon and
Kendrick bills and representative OF
the larger packers. probably VIII be
invited TO attend the next convention
Of the Panhandle and Southwestern
Stockmen's association. which viii be
held in Tucson. March .. 8 and 4 o.
1890. according to ]. n. sauburn. sec
rotary OF the organization Mr.. san
burn denies that the association has
taken action in the packing cases.
las FAR as 7 have been informed, %
he said, this association has entered
no protest against the action OF the
attorney general OF the United States
in squashing indictments against the
packers and wherein they agreed 70
coufine their operations TO meat
products, butter eggs poultry ana
cheese.
The question has been up a mum
Der Of times before the executive
thought IL best not 70 90 on record
regarding the packers cases until
the cattlemen OF the association could
discuss the matter IN open couven-
ton With this IN mind II IS prou-
able that the association viii extend
70 the trainers OF the Kenyon and
kendrick bills and 20 the packers an
our next convention
Despite the fact that this IS the
dun season In the cattle business,
number or shipments have been re-
ported within the past few days e.
W. Harmon, association inspector at
Alpine, Tex, reports the weather
good. with a little ice at night J. c.
Holnbrook, inspector at Pecos, and
z s Cooper. inspector al Canadian
Texas, each confirm this report and
say that the cattle never have win
tered better in their districts Fol
lowing are cattle movements within
the past few days
three cars OF cows and steers from
Pecos 20 Florey, Tex; W l. kingtons
Of Tyahuall, Tex shipped three cars
OF cows, calves and steers 70 K 7 ar
mer. Of Fort Worth; Elmer Reynolds
Of Van Horn, Tex, shipped seven cars
OF calves 70 Pecos. Tex; Finley ano
Anderson shipped II cars OF COWS
from Van Horn 10 Zaragosa-
ship 80 Cars.
Alpine district s Gage, Of Al
pine, shipped 50 cars OF cows ana
calves to Clay Robinson, a. Fort
Worth; G. A. Brown OF Alpine,
shipped s cars OF cows and steers 20
Robinson at Fort WORTH Jackson aile
Harmon, OF Alpine, shipped six cars
Of bulls and steers TO the National
Livestock commission company, az
Fort Worth: i. d. H0tchkiss. Of Nara
thon. Tex shipped three cars OF COWS
and calves 10 George w Sanders a.
san Antonio; W T. Henderson, OF Al
pine, shipped six cars Of cows 70
Sterna and Garcia. at san Antonio
Canadian district-The American
Cattle company shipped cars OF
cows and steers 70 Kansas City rom
Canadian, Tex, for sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
MEXICO TO OFFER LAND
TO THE PEACEFUL NAQul>.

Douglas. ARK. Dec 21--Ihe federal
government OF Mexico has completed
the purchase Of 5000 acres OF land
in the region Of Marocurit and Huata-
bampo. Sonora. on which the laqui
Indians are TO be settled The Indians
are to be invited by the federal gov
erumeuf to settle this tract and be-
come peaceful farmers. according 20
a Hermosilio. Sonora. newspaper The
Indians who refuse to acrept the prof.
fer OF peace and safeguarded rights
viii be hunted down and eNtermin-
ated. according TO a Mexico City dis
patch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
REAL ESTATE co. REPORTS
RESIDENCE PROPERTY SALES

The real estate department OF the
Douglas C. Crowel agency IN the
Mills building reports the following
recent saIes-
J. ". Ridge 20 Kate n. Howell.
residence at 1898 Hueco street $500.
T. T. TARGET TO G. L Masuth.
residence at 1511-1613 Wyoming
street, $4,000.
Nellie z. Williams 20 Norman E.
Galentine. residence at 1872 Montana
street. $500.
Dr.. J. H. 1Iorford TO H. c. Graves
vacant lots on Ia Luz street, Govern
ment Hiu addition $3.50.
1lrs- Kate Gardner 70 Ralph Her
ron. residence. 215 Grand avenue
$3.50.
B. +. Nicholson TO \. ". StrinEer.
residence at 1918 Laurel street, $500.
Davis estate to G. L Kelley, resi-
dence, 2613 East Missouri street
$500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Ranch Hand Is
Fatally Shot
Near DaIhart
David B. Wright Surren-
ders After Death of
J. H. Patton.

DaIhart. Tex. Dee 81. r. Pat
ton, a ranch hand employed on the
Cummings ranch. 10 miles east Of
Dalhart. was shot and Instantly killed
Saturday by David B. Wright, owner
of an adjoining ranch. surrendered
and was placed in Jail
Arguments over a line fence, It was
said, had caused previous trouble, and
Wright Saturday was declared 10
have been guarding his fence with a
Winchester rifle, when
Patton rode up with George Cum
mings. Patton was shot, IL Is al
legged. after he had jumped from his
horse Cummings then rode away.
Wright drove toward town and was
met by +. c. Stedman and r. r Davis,
two friends. 10 whom he gave his gun.
Patton Is not well known here, nor
is his former residence known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
QUARREL IN RESTAURANT
RESULTS IN STABBING

Lorenzo Rodriguez Is years Of age,
81 East Fourth street, was stabbed
twice IN the neck with a knife early
sunday moruing. during a quarrel in
she Savoy restaurant on South stan
ton street Jose Z. Esparza. 10 years
Of age. Of 120S South Stanton street
was arrested
DIT. John Hardy attended the
wounded man and said his wounds
probably VIII not prove fatal he was
taken TO his home and Monday his
condition was reported unchanged.
Esparza IS 10 be transferred TO the
Jurisdiction OF county authorities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SHELTER SOON TO COMPLETE
NEW SIO0. 900 MACHINE SHOP

The completion OF the modern ma
chine shop Of the American Smelling
and Refining company. at Its lead
smelter, now said TO be the largest
in the world, near Chihuahua City,
will soon be made, according to ad-
vices from consul J. B. Stewart, or
that district
me building viii cost $4,000 and
the machinery ordered from the
United states at least an additional
S25.OoO The feature Of the new
equipment will be an extra large
lathe, making It possible for the COM
pany 70 handle large and difficult
jobs quickly without sending parts
Tor repair to this country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
DENIES MOUNTED POLICE
OVERRIDE THEIR RIGHTS

santa Fe. n. NJ. Dec 29.-In an CT
fort % establish responsibility Tor the
disarminE OF a posse Of mounted po-
lice Christmas day by 200 Indians a.
Santo Domingo, an Indian pueoio
settlement 20 miles south Of here
Attorney general Aszren has left 10
investigate the incident
The police interrupted a fiesta 70
investigate the killing Of certain cat
tie belonging TO nearby ranchers- Ine
Indians were ready 10 attack when
called off
Conventions Of Indian service Of
ficials that the police were beyond
their rights IS denied by the attorney
general. Mr.. Askren VIII personally
prosecute the cattle thieves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
BANKERS GALL
U.S.G0NFERENCE
Financiers Of Nation to Dis
euss Reserve Discount
Rates
Rates

Washington. D. c.. Dee 2s.-Repre-
sentative BANKERS from over the
country have been invited by the led
eral reserve board TO meet in wash
ingtons January TO discuss the ex-
isting relation between federal re-
serve bank discount rates ana inter
ests rates on deposits
The conference is the first step OF
the federal reserve board TO iron out
the existing entangling alliance be-
tween federal reserve bank discount
rates and interest rates on deposits
which resulted from war financing
governor Harding said Members OF
the reserve board feel that any
change in lhe present arrangement,
established during the war period
viii have TO be made with due con
sideration for its effect on the gen
erai banking situation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Red Plot To Kill
oil COn1banyMen
In Mexico Barred
Tampico Soviet Agents
Seek International Irou-
bic, Charged.

Laredo. Tex. Dec. 29.-Agents OF
the Russian Bolsheviki At Tampico
have proposed the assassination OF
managers OF oil companies, superin-
tcndents Of all oil companies and
other high persouages. with the OBJ
ject Of bringing about interna tional
difficulties according TO Fridays
issue OF E Universal, a Mexico City
newspaper.
The newspaper published a Tampico
dispatch saying Mexican special po-
lice there arrested two Russians.
confessed agents OF the soviet govern
ment. who are suspected Of being
accomplices OF the person dirgctins
the distribution Of propaganda pro-
posing the assassinations-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SAYS Z. s. CENsoRs NAIL
FROM STATES TO MEXICO

Laredo. Tex, Dec. 29-The Mexico
CITY newspaper Excelsior. declares
that the United States government
according 70 official Mexican IN
Formation" has reestabIished the
censorship on mail from several MeNi-
can states
This action was taken. the news
uaper SAYS because OF the BELIEF
among Americans that n the states
of Tamaulipas. Yucatans Neracrlz,
Sfnaloa and Sonora, are located the
nrincipaI ceuters Of Bolshevik propa-
ganda from which pamphlets are dis
fributed among working men in the
United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
SAYS SHORTAGE OF MILLION
CATTLE TO MAKE BEEF HIGH

0lIr1ro- m Dec. 81 shorIaCa
OF 100000 cattle in 1918 VIII cause
hiEh prices for beef and beef prod
ucfs for at least the next seven
years. Il is declared By IL r Horino,
statistician for the Union stoclzTards
in his annual report
ne SAYS il VIII be impossible 70
make good the shortage OF 1913 be-
fore 1877. and that the department
Of aEriculture's report concerning the
number o. cattle in the United states
Is too optimistic
An increase Of $4,000 animals Of
all kinds received at the Union stock
Yards for the year 1918 over 1918 IS
reported. Cattle receipts however
decreased go, 900.
Decreases in cattle slaughtered are
also reported at the markets IN
Kansas City, Omaha. st. Joseph and
Sioux City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
PLAN MEXICAN INSTITUTION
FOR MENTAL DEFICTEN7

New York. Dec 29.-ProE Leopold
Rodrlguez Calderon. director Of the
professors normal school at Mexico
city. has arrived here at the head OF
a commission 20 study American IN
situations for instruction % the
minds.
AFTER a three months visit the
commission win return 70 Mexico
to establish there a government
school for mental deficieuts, Prof.
Ca1derou said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
Consul Makes Search
For WIDOW Of Man Who
Was Slain In arizona

z. A. Dow. American consul az
Juarez. is making search for Airs.
Francisco Castro, OF Juarez. whose
husband was killed recently In Art-
zona IN a motor accident
Monday morning. Mr.. Dow received
a letter from J. Crozier, OF FL Faso,
asking his aid in locating the woman,
who Is wanted by him for the settle
ment OF claims from Castro's death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
MUST FILE
DECLARATIONS At PIERRE

Pierre. S. D. Dec. 29.-In an opin-
ion, attorney general Payne. Of South
Dakota, has held that under the
state Richards primary law. all can
didates for president or vice presi-
dent Of the United States must file
a declaration that they viii qualify
IL nominated and elected TO office
i they desire their names placed On
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
ALLEeEn RoHRER eLAIN.

Atoka, Okla. Dec. 29-One alleged
bank robber was killed and two men
captured after a gun tight with a
sheriffs posse in the hills nine miles
south OF here The posse recovered
aobut $500. believed to have keen
part Of $4,000 taken from the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-29
BRYAN TO TOUR COUNTRY
TO DISCUSS 1920 ISSUES

Omaha Neb.. Dec. 2s.-Wiliam J.
Bryan viii speak here January u on
-the attitude OF the Democratic party
FOR 1920" Friends Of Mr.. Bryan say
he plans a tour OF several weeks in
which he viii discuss the league Of
nations. the peace treaty and other
possible campaign issues.