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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-06-29
United Lutheran.

Confirmation in Clement July End at
II o'clock. Communion at 2 o'clock.
You are cordially invited.
j. Fl. Lindland.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-06-29

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The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1911-06-29
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70 Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo Colo, daily until September
|30th. Favorable stop powers. Liberal
return limits For full information,
amply to Ticket gents, The North
Western Line. 81 22a2 II
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29

John Tyler spent Thursday and
Thursday night with r. N. Layl.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rogers took
dinner Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Dupuy.
Marion Graham visited friends
and relatives here last week.
Marion McIlroy aud Oscar
Weatherford attended the funeral
Of Ivin Martin.
Mamie Layl visited at Zeke
Kinks Monday. ~
r Several from this place attended
the parties at Mr.. Msgraders and
Allen Pierce's Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights.
J. r. Blansett and little boys
visited at Mr.. Dupuy's Monday.
With all good wishes to the Old
Reliable and It's many readers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
W. A. Davis is moving back to

W. A. Davis is moving back to
his farm.
The social entertainment given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Bowen last
FRIDAY night was a successful affair
and well attended. 1t was given IN
honor of their son, Ed, who was at
home from the State University at
Fayetteville.
Joe S Decker of Pocahontas was
in our town during the holidays.
j. G. Chun, formerly editor of
the Ravenden Springs Hustler, but
now associated with the Frisco
Railroad Company as locomotive
engineer, was, with his wife, visit.
ing his parents and friends here
during Christmas week.
The mail hack line from here to
Ravenden changed hands Monday,
G. N. Shelton retiring and Barns &
Whitney taking charge.
Phil Hawkins, our genial
postmaster, has just returned from an
extended tour through Oklahoma.
Leo James, who Is teaching IN
Mississippi county and Reece
Guntharp of Charlottesville, were at
home Christmas.
Several of the Masonic brethren
of Pooahontas attended the funeral
of Reverend J. F. Armstrong here
last week.
w. S. Sanford, who was stricken
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
OLD JACKSON

I8GTs we come the first of the New
laag, wishing the Star Herald and
10 spaDy readers and correspondents
a happy and prosperous New Year.
Tbs Freewill Baptist quarterly
meeting was almost failure on ac-
d'9nU& Of it raining all the time.
Charley Grindstaff, Will Henry
RaaS As1is Prultt of Adair, Oklaho'
E7ay yislted at Sam Songer's last
,s'eek-
Eev- Borah of Imboden preached
y 6ne sermon to large crowd at
sap place last Sunday.
Mm CoFlie Farmer and little
alsngkaerr who have been visiting
tsT father, g. L. Songer, for the
I0s4 two weeks returned to her home
B5 Mzvmaduke.
EvaSk Brooks has built an addi-
iloG tN his house.
Charley Odel! and wife of Ty-
Ta2KH spent Christmas with his
IgztheT scar this place.
OD last Thursday morning Grand
ns Dsshc, aged SO, fell and was Sc
rioSs'y injured.
G5ay Dent Of Annieville was vls-
B@ng as IKE Davis Sunday.
gbe directors of our school sent
ltfir teacher to the Teachers Asso-
z7aliOn at Little Rock during the
h9ldays.
II you have all been good in 1911,
1gg and be better In 1912.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
WASHINGTON

Miss Maggie Peters of PocahoG-
tas was here visiting friends and
relatives Christmas week.
John Osterkamp is suffering with
a painful sore throat.
Winnie West visited his brother
!n-law, Clarence Kerley, last week.
&. f. Oldham made a business
trip to Pocahontas last Monday.
Mrs. Lillian Barger of Toledo,
H.. is here visiting her brother,
&. f. Oldham.
Irving A. oldham who has been
working at Peach Orchard has re
turned to his home here.
James Smith and family visited
H. G. Smith and family last Thurs
day.
Tom Weaver bought fine mare
at Pocahontas last week.
Aubrey Springer entered the
Maynard Academy last Monday.
Lena Assman is on the indisposed
list this week.
j. D. and J. N. Kerley made a
special trip TO Pocahontas last
Tuesday.
Richard Kerley's little son,
Thomas, is real sick at this writing.
Thomas Weaver is preparing to
to move to his place soon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
BIRDELL

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dunn and
Miss Mary Pettyjohn attended the
teachers meeting at Little Rock
last week.
Eugene Thompson visited rela'
tives here recently.
John and Ed Dunn, who are at
tending school at Conway, spent
the holidays with home folks.
Miss Bertha Story of st. Louis is
visiting her mother.
Mrs. T. E. Mosely is having the
chIlls.
Miss Nell Hufstedler, who is at.
tending school at Maynard, spent
last week with home folks.
Jennie and Barto Campbell visit
ed at Harviell, Mo-, last week.
Howard and Cecil Perrin, who
have been visiting their grandfather,
returned to their home in Pocahon.
tas Friday.
Misses Lucy Million and Ells
Waggoner visited friends in Birdell
one day last week.
Alvis and Ewert Shaver visited
their grandparents a few days last
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29

Hunter Perrin of Pocahontas bad
business here Monday.
Ed Horsman was here Monday
making preparations to run the Mu.
tual telephone line through here to
Pocahontas.
George Slayton of near Noland
was milling here Tuesday.
Bill Dunn left Monday for Cher.
okee Bay where he will teach
school.
Miss Cora Thomas returned Sun
Nay from Foster where she visited
relatives a few days.
Miss Zula Shaver of Pocahontas
is staying with Mrs. Campbell this
winter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
RAVENDEN SPRINGS

Christmas has come and gone
with only one accident to report.
One of Joe Taylor's little boys ac-
cldently shot one of Mr.. Donaway's
little boys with target rifle. The
wound is not serious.
Walter Guntharp killed a large
wild turkey last Saturday.
The livery and sale stable has
changed lands and is now under
the management of Barns & Whit
ney. We predict for the new firm
a busy season.
Will Rush has purchased a nice
Shetland pony and a little buggy
for his children.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
James Hughes and Will White of
Valley Chapel attended church at
this place last Sunday.
OCONEE
Health is good.

Health is good.
We are having plenty of rain now. l..
Mr.. Alec Stout and family of
Earlsboro, Oklahoma, are now citl-
zens of our little town.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. S. Smith are
the proud parents Of baby boy.
Among those who visited at w.
G. Rice's last Sunday were Misses
Della and Fannie McCallister Of
Dalton, and Mr.. Coy Brewer of
Myrtle, Mo.
Mrs. Mollie Rice and daughter,
Leslie, are visiting at Ravenden
Springs.
Mrs. S. G. Casey aud children
visited relatives at jeff, Mo-, the
latter part of the week.
Don't forget to attend our $50.
ciety," here, every Friday night.
Fred Rice of Pocahontas Is visit.
ing his friends and relatives
Miss Sallle Rice returned Friday
from her visit to her sister ct
Delight, Ark.
Mrs. Bet StubblefelI spent
Christmas with her relatives at this
place.
Several attended singing Sunday
night.
With best wishes for a Happy
Year to one and all.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
WATER VALLEY

Having some cool weather again.
Hunting is the order of the day.
Christmas was pretty dull in these
parts.
Misses Jennie and Ella Rogers
spent Christmas week with friends
on Martins creek and at Ravenden.
J. Z. Dupuy has returned from
Wilson, Ark, where he has been
buying cattle.
Mr.. Wyeth and family have
moved on the }. M. Smith place
Iyin Martin died at Mr.. Wren's
last Saturday and was buried Sum
day in the New Covenant cemetery.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
ATTICA

Rev. S. M. Gatlin and family
moved to Walnut Ridge last week.
The shooting match at this place
on December 90 passed off very
nicely.
William Hibbard and wife of
Oklahoma have moved back to
Arkansas. Will says he has all
the western winds he wants.
Tip Mccoy rode the NJ. W. of
A. goat at Attica Tuesday night.
G. w. Cartwright is building a
new residence.
A. B. Thomas of Foster was in
our city Tuesday,
G. w. Hibbard went to Pocahon
tas on business Tuesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
Warning Order

In the Randolph chancery court.
d. f. Horton. A. T. Horton aud Lucinda Hor-
ton. Plaintiffs.
VS.
Lizzie Davis Horton and Charles Hortan.
Defendants.
the above named defendants Lizzie
Davis Horton and Charles Horton are hereby
warned to appear in this court within thirty
days from this date and answer the com
plant OF the plaintiffs filed herein.
In witness whereof | hereunto set my hand
and seal on this Januasy 3rd, 1912
d. MOCK.
Clerk Randolph Chancery court.
J.J. LEWIS,
Atty. for plaintiffs. ie-4t
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29

with paralysis a short time back, is
improving.
Dan Hogan, formerly of this
place, but now located at Memphis,
is up here visiting his mother and
old friends.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
COUNTY NEWS
MAYNARD

Nv O' lOOu iOHt INO uOIheS re-
taDsly sVom blind staggers.
a q. Hackworth of Mammoth
SEsSsg bought good many cattle
Ase last week.
J. o. Harris has sold his person.
Il pssperty and moved to Illinois.
'Tse cotton crop in this neigh.
5OsAaod is about gathered.
W r. Bemis has not finished
Essaevsne corn yet.
ys1l Flnney and wife have re,
iU1nssa So Kentucky.
T. b. Johnston of Albertha trans
sEss8 business in Maynard one
1y aSis week.
The Maynard Roller Mill is now
Owned by NJ. w. and M. A. Girls
TeaL
ND Spencer was among our
bsDSBsss men last Wednesday.
"a d. Lacy and family have
lapVsas into the property purchased
f7Sn Whl Lane.
Mas Ina Spencer, daughter of
t'iHS1Se Spencer, was married to
JET Hell on December "a. We
ENS skem long and prosperous
EIe
Misses Christine Stephens and
FiGrEGGe Swink are visiting in
Js@sSbOgO this week.
Psofa. Downs and Orr and sever
~ Cg The students of the Academy
sIsesde3 the Teachers Association
n Billse Rock during the holidays.
I'll. Hawkins and wife have re.
3BnRd from various points IN the
gsSs-
EIsd Crockett of Fayetteville,
geaa Maynard of Ouachita and
ke5ab Witt of Alton, ILL.,, are at
bEp2s caring the holidays. They
ar well plessed with their schools.
H. (. Lovelace has returned from
DEsSips Bluff.
n. 3. johnson has recently built
80 Aasi.ion o.his residence.
Dr.. EoItis and DR.. Proctor of
Doz5phan performed a surgical op-
fi@ipCD on y. IL. lemPleIOn the hrS'
81 t6e week for an abscess.
Asher Weaver, Jr., and wife have
s&aTne2 from Oklahoma.
9be entertainment given by the
o. 81. A. students just before holi-
fags was a decided success.
5Ae nail carriers report the roads
10 se ~ a very bad condition. Why
rxpDss some of the energy required
10 Ssps loads be spent in improving
i1e T@D@ltlon of our highways?
H. T.. Richardson has sold his
a5Gy property to j. T. Johnson.
Nv Johnson will move in about first
E .be year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29
Notice Of Suit to Quiet Title

Notice Is hereby given that suit has been
hled In the Randolph chancery court by
james G. Duval for the purpose OF quletlng
and confirming his title to the following des
cribed lands In Randolph county. towit:
The Sc 4 of the NE quarter of section
twenty six l20 township IS north Range two
(2) east. also the f y OF the NE Z OF section
% township Is north range two (2) east. also
the W II OF the NE 4 OF section % township
Is north range two (2) east. and any or all
parties having or claiming any right. title
interest or claim in the above described
lands are hereby warned to appear In the
Randolph chancery court at It's March, 1912,
term and show cause IL any they can why the
title to the said lands should not be quieted
and confirmed In the plaintiff petitioner
James G. Duval. Given under my hand and
seal Of the court on this January 3rd. 1912.
u. MOCK.
1S-Gt Clerk OF the Chancery Court.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-12-29

If you want good, square meal
60 to the Green Front restaurant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
MEDALS Of HONOR
FOR He EROlC
SEAMEN
President Praises Men Who
RiSked Life Aboard Battle
ship Dakota to Save Com
fadeS From Death.
my Morning journal special Leased wir,l

| Washington. June i8.-Thc cabinet
WAS kept waiting today while Presi-
( dent TAFT as eommander-in-chie of
the navy paid tribute TO six enlisted
men in the service.
Ina the presence Oh Secretary of the
Nnvy Myor and captain Wiley of the
lhattleship North Dakota. the president
presented the men with medals of
honor the highest distinction the
government can bestoW The presi-
dent spoke in praise of their heroic
deeds. when on september s, 1910. an
oil fuel explosion on the North Dako-
tn Killed three men, put In Jeopardy
the lives of scores of others aad
placed the hattleshlp itself in dan
ger
Thomas stanton and Karl Wcsta,
.chief machnists' mates; Patrick Reid
ana August Holt, chief water tenders
Charles G. Roberts, machtnists mate,
first class. and Harrl Lipscomh, wa
ter tender, made up the honored half
dozen. These men Waded in water mp
to their waists i'm dense smoke, un-
hcarable heat and the fumes OF burn
ing oil and gas and steam, to rescue
their comrades and to prevent further
explosions In addition 10 the medals
Of honor. a gratuity of 500 was given
to each man
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
MADERO DECIDE s
CELE B RA ION
TIME IS OVER
POLICE TO DEAL STERNLY
WITH NOISY THRONGS
Volunteers From Juarez Given
First Taste Of New Policy
When They Attempt Demon.
stration at Capital,
Iny MornInr sournnl speclaI I.en.ea wlr.1

tBy Morning Journal Special Leased wireI
! Mexico city. June 13.--Soldiers who
distinguished themselves in the de-
fense of Juorez, today made il neces-
sary for mounted police and de-
tachment OF "zapatdores' 10 disperse
q drunken mob, They were not the
regulars. but banG of volunteers,
who fought under General Navarro.
| Following the surrender of Juarez
they had been made prisoners also
and accompanied the old general ana
his regulars to the capital Instead of
going TO the barracks last ptznt these
undiscipllned men spent thl night in
/ drinking.
This morning most OF them were in
toxieated Joining the regulars In the
barracks they nolsily demanded they
be paid off as the insurrectos are.
announcing they refused TO serve in
the regular army. Outside the barracks
crowd of the lower class gathered
and added their hoots and ieers to
the din being made by the volunteers
Adyices received at police head
quarters resulted in sending a de-
tachment of mounted police to handle
the mob outside the barracks. The
drunken soldiers declared they did
not propose to serve any longer. and
a few of them Joined the crowd of
sympathi2ers In the street mob. The
police dispersed the mob without
shooting. That General Navarro viii
answer before a court Of inquiry why
he surrendered Juarez was confirmed
today
| Since the resignation of Diaz there
has been notable laxity OF the police
In dealing with minor mobs dlstur-
hances Of all sorts being classed as
/ innocent demonstrations Today the
announcement is made that hereafter
those persons who persist In continu-
ing the too eXuberant celebration will
be deemed guilty Of disorderly con
duct Francisco l. Madero has agreed
to thu tilae Tor The epEcIusion uf the
demonstration has arrived
Manuel Bonila. the sinaioa news
paperman appointed minister Of the
department of communications. was
today formally installed as a member
Of the DE La narra cabinet.
The war department is considering
the reinstatement OF a group of young
army officers whose admiration for
Reyes two years ago caused them 20
enter into an agreement TO work for
his election as president on the
ground that an army officer has no
fright to participate actively In politl-
cal affairs, they were degraded.
few of these were sent to the tropics.
There few contracted diseases and
died The rest have distinguished
themselves during the late warfare
and these ask for restoration to their
former rank.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
LAWYER FOR CAMORRlSTS
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY

Niterbo, June 13-Something OF a
sensation was occasioned at the Ca
morrist trial this afternoon by the
testimony Of several women witnesses,
who said they had been offered
money by the wives of some of the
prisoners and also by Alessandro Lioy,
one OF the lawyers of the defense, TO
deny dispositions previously made by
them and to swear falsely. one wit
ness added she had refused to see
Lioy, and had notified police official
OF the attempts made to have her
commit perjury
Lioy jumped to his feet and shouted
Liar
The president of the court instruct
ed the police official to tell what hap
pened In the meantime the prisoners
trom the cage inve!shed agaist the
woman, calling her a spy.
The police officer said ,he mothers
and wives of the accused Camorrists
mad tried to take several of the wit
nesses to Lioy.
Lioy was highly inrignant anr asked
the official if he knew of anything
against him, to which the official re-
pied that he knew Lioy had spoken
with Erricone's mistress at an in in
Niterbo. The president of the court
ordered the proprietor and chamber
maid of the inn to be inter~ogated on
this subject.
AT this point Lioy became furious
and said he would not permit himself
to he made the constant obiec; Of III
quiry. He preferred to abandon his
post. Iloy then took off his law
yers gown ana left the court room,
and the president suspended the sit
ting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
DEMOCRATS ENOEAV0R TO
RECALL DIRECT ELECTION
RESOLUTION IN SENATE

Washington, June l3.-Strenuous
democratic efforts to secure senate re-
consideration of the direct senatorial
elections joint resolution on account
of It's inclusion Of the Bristow amend
ment for federal supervision tackled
on to the house measure by the senate
last night, were defeated on tie
vote today after a long discussion
Mr. Reed of Missouri, moved to re-
call the resolution from the house Tor
the purpose OF reconsiderlng the vote
bv which it was adopted. The motion
was lost. 80 to 33. Senator Clarke of
Arkansas voted with the republicans
II was his vote yesterday which made
possible the adoption Of the Brlstow
amendment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
SCORES SCOLLEACUES
IN HOUSE AS
TRAITORS
InSurgent Republican MinceS
No Words In Denouncing
What He Calls Evils Of Cau-
Gus SyStemh

tD' '"ihihs JoufHui spetial Leased Wire |
Washington, June 3.-Denouncing
as traitors representatives in con-
gress, who surrender their action to
party @aucus and declaring that any
president is guilty of bribery who un-
dertakes to control the house through
patronage, Representative I.indbergh
of Minnesota, an insurgent republic
an during the wool tariff debate in
the house today, attacked what he
claimed was the boss control of the
house, and its manipulation through
the caucus system and patronage dis
tribution.
He charged the democrats with
having worked for freedom of action
in the last congress, when they CO.
operated with the insurgent republic
ans, but to have ador ted the evils of
the caucus system now they are IN
power
This house has ceased to be the
forum of the people said Mr. Lind
bergh. 1T is plain that in that ca
pacity it has gone out of business A
few more than half Of the representa-
tives have renouneed their rights,
lent themselves to caucus system
ana are willing that the caucus ac-
tion should take the responsibility OF
the individual membership ana the in
dividual mind"
Regarding presidential use Of pa
tronage, Mr.. Lindpergh said,
The house is the only elective body
in Washington and when any presi-
dent undertakes to control 1t by sys-
TENS of personal favors in the shape
of patronage. he is guilty Of nothing
short of bribery.
"One person cuts very little figure
here unless he is in the swim with the
bosses, and then he is worthless to
the people"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
RECIPROCITY PACT
BEFORE SENATE
PenroSe Presents Committee
Report Without ReComnen-
dation; And Battle Must Be
Fought Out On Floor
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wire

| fBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
Washington, June 13.-The battle
| lines on the Canadian reciprocity
agreement were squarely drawn in
the senate today when, IN accordance
with agreement, Chairman Penrose OF
the finance committee reported the
bill without recommendation favor
able and adverse views were present
ed and the way was cleared for the
long siege of discussion in open ses-
ion.
Messrs. McCumbcr and La Toilette
submitted reports outlining their IN
dNidual views against reciprocity ana
Mr. Williams presented the Views of
himself and Messrs. stone and Kern
favorably to the measure. The debate
will begin tomorrow with speeches in
opposition to the bin by Senators Cur
It's and McCumeer
The exchange of views on the bills
was general Mr. Dixon expressed sur
prise and regret that the committee
had not been able to bring In a recon-
mendation for or against the bill.
senator Hoyburn stated the faces
regarding the motion in committee =
report adversely He said that he hai
presented this motion and that II hnu
been lost by a tie vote of seven to
seven, thus rendering an opposing '-
port impossible while at the same
time approaching very near to one
Mr. Gore introduced an amendment
10 the bill which would place Cana
dian flour. meats and agricul-
tural implements on the free list, but
said he would not press the provision
II II became evident that its adoption
would lmpcfll the bin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
Epstcrners' Eye, Opened.

1--WE shall go back east with an EN-.
tirely new and novel impression Of the
real New Mexico and her people, said
DR.. w. N. Giartshorn, prominent pub
Usher Of Boston, and chairman OF the
executive committee Of the Interna-
tional Sunday School association, after
the close of the little banquet given
by local business men to the visiting
delegation at the Alvarado at 23O
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Hartshorn
echoed the views Of every man pres
ent and not in long period has Al
buquerQue in so short time made
such fast friends as these Sunday
school delegates
The party arrived at 1:l5 on a spe-
cial train of five cars the same equip
ment as carried by the limited trains,
In charge of Frank w I.und Of Bos-
ton. travelling passenger agent 0f the
New York Central lines, while trav-
cling passenger agent q. A. Hoppem,
Jr., of the Santa Fe accompanied the
train from here to the Grand Canyon
The party was Immediately taken IN
charge by committee consisting Of
+. B. SChwcntkcr, President simon
stern and Secretary r. j. Naylon Of
the Commercial club. Mayor j. w Ell
der and Judge Ira a, Abbott, q Massa-
chusetts man. the delegation includ-
ing many from Boston and neighhor-
In gpoints.
The clty's guests were escorted INTO
the long west dining room of the AL
varado where most enjoyable lunch
con was served by the attentive nt-
taches of the Alvarado. The party
stopped two or three hours Ia santa
Ice to see the sights of the old capt.
tai aud whlo there heard a little talk
from the governor, chiefly on New
Nexico's stru gle for statehood and
her present fitness for that honor
Naturally the subject at the ban
quet here turned to statehood
The visitors asked questions In rap
III fire fashion and the answers they
received began to awaken the liveliest
interest Mr Schwentker finally sug-
sested to Mr. Hartshorn that he wire
his friends IA Washington, appealing
for immediate action on statehood
DIR. j. wilbur Chapman of the party
one Of the most noted eVnngclists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14
BRIDE ELECT SWALLOWS
DEADLY CARB0LIC ACID

Colorado Springs. Colo, June Ia
shortly after discussing plans for her
wedding this month to Floyd Pattison.
Ruth Armstrong, Is years old, today
drank carbolic acid and ended her
life in her bedroom In Colorado City.
She was the daughter of Henry Arm
strong, now of Ration, \. NJ.