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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-18
TAFT'S PREJUDICE
COSTS STATEHOOD.
Albuquerque Journal Shows Smallness Of
Man, for Personal Prejudice, would
Rob Half Milton Of Rights Of Citizens

dents convictions in the mat
ter of the recall for judges, a
most dangerous experiment in
the extreme of so called popu
lar government; it condemns
his action in depriving Ari-
zona and New Mexico Of their
constitutional rights on tech
nicality and for the sake of
his own personal record, -Al
buquerque Journal.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-18

President Taft's veto mes
sage explaining his reasons TO
Disappearing the Flood state
hood resolution is a strong
document. From the stand
point of the opposition to the
recall for judges aud as ex
pressing Mir. Taft's we'll knowf
convictions, the message is
straight from the shoulder and
does not mince words.
AS it mill ates to keep out
two territories. half a million
ambitious Americans eager to
enjoy the blessings OF state
government, the presidents
veto is unfair and does not dis.
play statesmanship Of a high
order. To further emphasize
convictions which all the coun
try knew he held, the presi
dent has blocked the way OF
the two new states and has
done the grsvest inlustice to
their citizens. His action is in
contrast to that of Il large
number Of senators holding
convictions equally as sturdy
and deep rooted as the presi-
dent, but who have been big
enough aud bread enough to.
subordinate their opinions toI
the rights Of sovereign state.
If the house u representa-
tives by almost unanimous
vote and the senate. by two
thirds, holds that the national
government cannot dictate to
a state, the opinion OF the
United States congress should
carry just AS much weight as
the opinion of William II
Taft The president has seen
fit to sacrifice statehood for
the territories for the sake OF
A personal vindication of his
views; aud whatever the out
come, the people will probably |
remember that he was willing
to deprive the states OF the
fruits of their half century
fight, to "save his face"
To repeat, it does not show
large caliber statesmansblp;
Mr.. Taft could have made his
position no less strong aud
uncompron,ising and at the
same time recognized the fact
that it was neither right norl
proper to dictate 10 the citi-
zenship If Arizona what it
should and what il should not
put in its Fundamental law
recognizing that once II the
union the fnt'Iiynf such al
tempted dictation wonld he
manifest.
This paper respects tbe presi |
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-18

The above message tells its own story
After Taft's pledge to the people Of New
Mexico, given at Albuquerque October
Is, 19o6, in which he said he would not
veto a bill letting New Mexico in, he
turns around on himself and vetoes the
first bill ever passed by both houses of
Congress to give statehood to New
Mexico. This is his Interpretation of the
plank in the Republican platform on
which he was elected in favor Of 'Tmme-
diate Statehood Of New Mexico"
The veto merely means that the people
cf the territories are to be dictated to by
"Czar" Taft, as to what their constitutions
must contain and what they must not con-
tain.
With the Nelson amendment introduced
as new bill, statehood isiindeed doubt
full, for should it pass the Senate, it is
extremely doubtful that it will ever stand
a show in the house. Apparently the
,nly hope at this time is that an attsmpt
viii be made to pass the Flood resolution
over the Presidents veto.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-18
TAFT VFT0E,S
STATEHOOD
RESOLUTION

Washington, D. G. Aug. IS
News,
Estancia, N. M.
Flood resolution vetoed.
Smith introduces Nelson amend
ment as new bill, New Mexico
would come in unchanged. Says
will rush bill through and get
statehood if leave him alone.
Earl Greene.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
FEDERATED CHURCH.

The following k the program os the Federated church; Organ Voluntary. ... Mir II. Petersen IIymn-Jov to thc World .. Hendel Prayer
 Anthcm-Therc Came q Song on the Midnight air e. .... ........ Nevin Scripture-The Birth of Jesus the Christ.
 Male Quartette |. ... Silent Night Bass Solo-O Res, in the Lord.
 ....... ... Mendelssohn's Elijah
 Elmer Reed. Anthem-There Came Three Kings
 .... .... .... ........... Nevin Announcements Oncrtory-Violin Duet .. .....
 .. ... organ Accompaniment Messrs. Petersen Polet and Johnson Solo-Star of Bethlehem .... Adams
 Mrs. De Ia Croix. Hymn-While Shepherds Watch
 Their Flocks by Night Handel sermon by the Rev. c II. Baldwin. The Nativity .. .... .. .... ..Redner Anthcm-Hark! Hark. My Soul. Shelly iiymn-Calm on the Listening Ear
 ..... =. ..-........ ... Sears Benediction.
 Eight o'clock. Everybody welcome
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ST. MARY's CHURCH.

Tomorrow Uhe fourth Sunday in AdvenD marks the close of the Ad- vent Cor lesser Lenton) season be- fore the beginning of the joyous Christmas season. and the services will be as follows:
 At a m. celebration of the Holy Euchrist. with three minute address.
 Sunday school and Bible class at II a. m.
 EVcnsong at o'clock. with sermon. Subject: Parable of the Draw Net" or The Church Not Intended 10 be a Select Set for Those Who Think Themselves Already Perfect"
 The Christmas day service will be at l1:30 q. m. and all Christians are invited to attend. The Sunday school children wil have their special service and festival at 2 D. ni.. in the kegoayan kozga clubhouse to which the friends of the children and the public are in- viied
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
cHILDREN'S EXERCISES
 AT FEDERATED CHURCH

Last evening the children of the Federated Sunday school held their Christmas exercises in the Congrcga- tiunal church and the children did themselves proud. They furnished an entertainment that was greatly ap- preciated hy the large audience gath cred in the church to hear he read ings and vocal selections given by the brightest children in the whole world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
LOOKS LIKE CHRISTMAS.

With the semi blizzard on thi~ morning and tn" snow drifts here and there. it gives to Nome the first ap- rcaraucc of Christmas. Santa Claus can sure travel now. So Hang up the stockings. and pin real cute little notes on them for Dear Santa"
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JEkEl RETURNS.

D. R. Jekel. who has been mushing over the country for about year Is back to his old stamping ground and reports the only money in sight is 10 be found in Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
pRrvarg DANCING LESSONS.

rt..rt~ Ae-sc1s in dane ng @tit be -..en during the winter by Mrs. James A. Gibson al her residence No l6 Sec -ua avenue west Adults and Chd- .-e~
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
HICKORY FOB SEEDS

Fer soea. well seasoned hickory for s.eas. call D prcsser's Harness Shop N-o~e Blaoz
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
AOJoURNs
 UNTIL JANUARY
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t.gg,' Spec q Servr
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rio.=EEa TOT WAVE ARRIVES

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23
 NUGGET TO OBSERVE XMAS.

Monday being the day one should <
 2 set aside all ordinary and great ] : cares, much the same as the ] ; Shepherds of old the Nugget will : 2 observe that day, a custom long :, ; since established n the newspa- :, :. per world. and will not go to } : press. < . We wish our many subscribers ] :: merry Christmas. and pray ] :. that every man, woman and child ]
 :: m Nome will have cause for be- :. {: ing merry on Monday. ;, E s @ = < Y < ;. :: :: ;
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

CHRISTMAS TREES SALE. Trees direct from Council. aii sixss, 75e to g.
 Inquire e4e East Front 6trset.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

At Modini's the call will bs tea, eof. fee, chocolate or eiarst? cisrst ef course.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-23

HERE'S YOUR CHANCE. Lu; fs. at the Board of Trade Lunch Co frtsr for Christmas.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10
Burr Oak.

our school has a full attendance
once more.
Mr.. !. Il. Divclcy moved on one of
Gco. Minton's farms.
Church was fairly well attended
las, Friday and Saturday nights.
We understand Mr.. Eads, who
bought the Henry Kaiser farm, will
have his brother farm II this year
Charlie Cotton sold his hounds
and invested the proceeds in hogs.
Charlie thinks hogs will pay better
than hounds.
Mr.. william stone has Just com.
pleted line hrnhouse. win says eggs
go u long way toward the support Of a
mans family.
We saw our friend. John Parson,
on lIiS way Ia Nebraska last sunday.
lie intends trying his luck farming
this year. Mr.. l'arson has been ON
the Davis rancho for several years.
enc day las, week while Mr.. Sol.
Ammo was down to the river To see
about his boat, strange sight caught
his eyes. lie got into his boat and
Went Ia invest igatc, and To his sur.
prise "" found u to bc a D.pound
catfish. Tie landed u safely into his
buai and pulled for the shore.
There has been quite a mad.dop
scare IN our nrighborhood. 4 few
day. ago y dog followed clay Mosci
home from near foriescue. The next
morning II was discovered To hav,
hAdroplobia. Clay with the aid oI
his 'nclr sam Alkire finally succeed
cd IN killing him. II was found To b,
Tom Bunkrr'> dog.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

On Wednesday evening, March 8,
Pansey, daughter Of Charles holland,
and Charles, youngest son OF John
France, ST., both OF Forest City, we're
united In marriage at the home of the
bride by Rev. U. G. Lacy, pastor OF
the Litchtield, Minnesota, Presbyter-
ian church, and an uncle OF the bride.
Thus Is united, for we'll or woe, an
other couple Of southern Hollis very
best young people, who have host Of
friends who will wish for them long
and happy life. Following the cere.
mony an elaborate wedding supper
was served to the more intimate
friends and relatives, at the home OF
the brides parents.
Calling cards, both printed and
engraved; call at this office and see
samples.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10
Benton.
Eco.

Mrs. Web Carder spent the week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard tason.
VIM. Mills. son of Caleb of Osce-
ola. Iowa. visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Hert Andlcr. (son of Ed)of Dawson
Neb,, vino mas visiting relatives here
last week. returned Ia his home Fri.
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Field visited
over SUNDAY with Mrs. Fields par
cnis. Mr.. aud Mrs, bryan, of For,cs
cue.
Grover lntcrmill Who was ~ 4
hospital IN ST. Joseph, return Ia the
home ~ his Si>,c Mrs. Ella Hutton
last week,
". !. Glass Was called Ia Virginia
by telegram, b, the serious illness OF
his another, but Was too late la 81,
her living.
Sira,lrr Field has moved Ia tn,
Mrs, Fila Hutton farm. vacated b,
sam Movies. sam la his own place
vacated ny Midway Hoover.
\xRITAs.
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Remembrance Shower.

one of the most delightful social
functions Of the year was Rcmem-
brance shower given by Mrs. q. &.
Stephenson on Thursday afternoon,
March >. IN honor Of Mrs. J. :. Gun.
ninyham, Of Africa. who has been
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. 4. r.. Kunkcl
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Mis-.
sionary Society, about thirty In mum.
her. also Mesdames Gideon kunkel.
G. l.. .Eunkel. &. G. Mcknight and q.
r. Barnes. Missouri friends 81 Mrs.
Cunningham. received invitations
which read:
zone cheerful face We shall miss
Who will 90 toa land 50 FAR from
this.
Where God has chosen her for a shin.
ing light
To teach and guide darkened souls
Alright.
So come to this Remembrance shower
DO not forget the date or hour,
a ryhme bring with your loving gif,
TO Mrs. Cunnin CHAM whose worn
l. to uplift.'
Al the appointed hour the guest
arrived and found Mrs. Stephenson
handsome home decorated with carna
tiuns and forget .mc.nois and soft !,
| lighted with many shaded candles.
After greetings had been exchanged
the hostess gave each guest a pencil
and paper with the name Of one pres
cni whose picture She was TO draw
alsa giving a description. Mrs. Ross
Hum. then exhibited The pie, and
read the dcscrip, ions which We're de-
cidrdiy amusing. Later In the after.
noon the guest Of honor received III,
pictures dain,ily bound and Loving
| " dedicated To Mrs. Cunningham b,
! Anadarko Artists" Mrs. Stephenson
and Mrs. u. ". Williams, who assist
ed her ihrougl,ou, the afternoon. thcr
brought IN u small table beautiful,
adorned with large mirror ON which
there rested a white sail boat. laiTlrt
IN gil, Tile Cunningham" This Wa
overlooking with mo>, useful ant
beautiful gifts, each with verse ~
tachcd. Mrs. kunkel acted ~ dis
pcnSrr of the gifts. reading ttW verse;
and passing them on To .lr guest ~
honor. who was most dcliehtfully sur
pri>rd, llr, appreciation was showi
10y her drucanor and pleasant wonl
OF thanks. IN which She told the don
ors how mach 'hcir handsome gift
would mean Ia her In Ter far.awa u,
home, III isolated from social inter
course.
Delicious Investments Of lee cream
cakes. coffee and mints were thrl
served. the favors being small boa,
on which forget. me.nots were paint
ed, also bnckmark photographs Of tn
guest Of honor. Anadarko. (Ok.
Tribune.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

Gossip has II that the good people
In and around Napier are seriously
discussing the proposition to build u
church at the Boyd cemetery.
We are glad to learn that Charley
Armstrong, Of Mound City, is now
able TO get down In to town again. 1t
will be remembered, Charley had Z
slight stroke, about month ago, and
was on the ragged edge for short
time. But he IL now much better,
and everybody that knows him will
be glad to learn this bit of news.
Andrew Tochterman has closed
contract for the building OF
q handsome residence for WIN Bragg,
on the property he recently purchased
from the James Vaughn estate. Mr..
Tochterman Is also making plans for
Ed Thurman, for . handsome eleven
room house on his north quarter, Just
north of Oregon, having sold his south
10 to his brother Dan ut sl75 per acre.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

ronment engenders respect for public
property, stimulates purity and neat.
ness, cultivates taste, increases cheer.
fulness and inspires to better intellec.
tual effort. Make the school room at.
tractive In the beauty Of its walls.
ceilings. floors and furniture, and in
the completeness Of its libraries and
laborat cries and more boys and girls
will attend school and more of them
will finish the course.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10
Nickell's Grove.

lIAr kunkel Was visiting IN Kan
sas City, the past ~eek.
T'be good weather and fine rains
Is enjoyed by everybody.
Christ. Thurman visited with
Nathan Smith. Sunday.
Eva Ilershner Is spending a few
days with her brother, Eh.
Roy IIardman and family visited
with Wesley Zachman's, Sunday.
Earl Stephenson shipped q car
load Of hogs to 81 Joseph, Monday
We are GLAD to learn Nathan
Smiph Is able to Ne out and around
again.
George Stephenson has been laid
up with a very Ssd cold for a couple
of weeks.
Mts. Ed. FutT,nan Is In. ST. Io-
seph, Aaving her eyes treated by DR..
Fulkcrson.
.Iesta Kunkei Is at home again.
after aSix months visit In Texas.
She Is looking tine.
-.IOhy Noellsch sold car load Of
hogs to A. $. DER. Price received
siXty-tive, average I23.
Andy lIershner and wife and Lee
stephenson were visiting I'd. iIersh-
ner, Sunday. Ed. has been quite
poorly with the la grippe, but ds some
better now.
Roy IlSrdman expects to leave
with his family, this week, 10 the
south part u this state to make II
his future home. We hate to lose
this excellent family.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

aesthetics there. Resigned to he
come secretary Of the Woinans
Christian Temperance union,
later succeeding to the prcsl-
dcncy. which size held until
death In iss3 founded the
Worlds Christian Temperance
union and live years aftcrward
WIS made lis president, She lee
turcd much IN America and Eng
land an temperance and woman
suffrage, edited the Union Signal
md was author of various books.
a.. 4. ...o.oa
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

ence. Al school III about six
teen years of age. Engaged IN
surveying i1iS.5'. Appointed
udjutant virginia troops In 1IIl.
Volunteer nij.dc.camp TO Gen.
cral Rrnddock Of British ttny
in battle Of the Monongnbelp In
,i5j. Married Martha Gusts.
widow NJ Daniel l'arke Custis.
Ian. u. 1862. aud settled aus
planter ut Mount Vernon. De1e.
gate to Virginia house Of bur.
gr~Scs and Ia Continental con.
crosses Of t11i and IiI5 APP
pointed commander In chief Of
Continental forces June II. lII5.
Compelled surrender OF Corn.
wallis nj Yorktown In 1IS1.
thereby winning independence Of
the American colonies. IMAM.
iruonsly elected president OF Unit.
cd States IN February, i1SD. and
inaugiirntcj NJ New York April
~ neat. Unanimously reelected
In iI.r2.
. .
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C. r. Courier, OF BigelOw, h

&C. Y. Courier, OF Bigelow, had
business In town, Wednesday.
THE SENTINEL and Twice.aweek
Globe Democrat, one year, for only
81 80, cash In advance, Order at once,
time limited. u
j. NJ. Collins and Miss Susie Wade,
of Mound City, were granted . mar
riage license, Tuesday, by Recorder
John Hubbard. He also issued license
on Tuesday to Ernest G. Bahler and
Miss Minnie Lentz, of near this city.
The whole bunch is composed of
splendid people, and We extend con.
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Milton Heron. of Mound Oh

Milton Heron, of Mound City,
the irrepressable, who n.ver fails to
catch 'em, was here Tuesday, coming
down and bringing with him the plat
of Mount Hope Cemetery, which he
filed for record, lie was over to the
Big Lake for q few hours last Friday
and pulled out some eight crappie and
a two pound pike. He Is now nearing
his SD birthday.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

through war of 1872, Promoted
lieutenant 1926. commander 1871.
captain 1870, rear admiral 1852.
vice admiral 1864, admiral 1906.
Commanded naval armament to-
gether with General Benjamin
+, Butler for reduction Of New
Orleans and captured the city
April %, 1862. Ran the batter
les at Vicksburg June %, up
river, and again July 10, down
river. returning to New Orleans.
Aug. 8, 1864, supported by land
force under General Gordon
Granger, Farragut fought his
way past Confederate forts at
entrance to Mobile bay and aft.
or u desperate struggle captured
the Confederate irOnclad Ten
nessee. This put an end to the
blockade running at Mobile.
4A~x a h
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THE OREGON INTER-
TIME TABLE.

Ncte-A-Daily Except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car.
load shipments will leave Oregon al
1910 y. M, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the S...O "a. m. train.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

president OF
he | nitci
States. horn
l'ort,'onway:
Va. NJ u Hc h
III, IT5i; dlcd
Montpeiifr,
Va, June Is,
1896. ;radN.
atsl fro u,
Princeton A
1I1l. Was n
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boTu I uuI'u
Vile. y. y,
Scpi.2s, 1880:
died n q W
York Feb, N,
1898 Was ed
ucate,i In the
Female col.
lege and lat
or was made
professor OF
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce
George W. Reavis, as a candidate for
the Office OF County Superintendent
Of schools, subject TO the decision Of
the voters at the polls.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-10

civh war days.
Born Camp
bells Station,
Tenn. July .,
$50 l; Il lie d
Portsmouth,
\. H., Aug, II,
1870. Appoint
ei m | d : h ip-
man In United
States ma V y
IN 1910. served
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FOREST CITY, MO-,
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY, INCH. Is,
Jones 4 Crane Present
The Greatest Fun Show on
the Road Today
"Weafy Willie Walker"
II New SpeeiaItieS II
Complete Scenic Production.

"rhc lncrriest and hest show of
the season. will undoubtedly be
the unanimous verdict regarding
"Weary Willie Walker which
viii appear at the Forest City
Opera House, Monday night.
March -. 1911. Charming mu-
sic, funny comedians, costly ward
robe and an investure of special
and appropriate scenery with
vaudeville attractions combine To
form u program par excellence.
Remember HE date.