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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

Law FULLY
SUSTAINED
DECLARES ATTORNEY GENERAL
IN his REPORT MADE TODAY
OFFICIAL SETS HIS STAMP OF
APPROVAL ON THE REoRGAN-
IzATIoN PLAN OF THE To5Ac-
CO TRUST.
CO TRUST.


WASHINGTON, Dec, 14-That the
decision of the Unhed States supreme
court in the Standard Oil and to-
bacco trust cases. '.have fully dem
onstrated the effectiveness of the
Sherman antitrust law to accomplish
the purposes for which it was enact
ed" is the opinion expressed by At
torney General Wickersham in his
annual report which was made public
today.
"The court in these decisions, =
says the report, rejected literal
Interpretation of the act which wo Id
have brought within its condemna-
tion every agreement, which. in any
respect whatever. restrained compe
tition; and holding chat reasonable
construction must be given to its
language, recfted that not every in
cidental or immaterial restraint OF
competition was a restraint oil
trade within its meaning, but that a
contract combination or conspiracy
in order to fall within the law, must
impose a direct and undue restraint
upon commerce between the states
or with foreign countries.
The attorney general reviews the
history of these two cases at length
and states that in the tobacco case
the supreme court was confronted By
far more intricate problem thar
in the Standard Oil case. He sets
his stamp of approval on the reor
ganization plan of the tobacco trust
which was recently affirmed by tbs
circuit court In this connection ht
says: I'm my opinion the plan which
has been approved by the circui
court win accomplish the objects o
the law, and the various injunctivt
provisions embodied in the decree o
the circuit court will effectivelY oper
ate to prevent recuTaRce in the fu
ture OF those agreements and condi
tans, which in the past have beer
| found TO be essential to the creation
ai.d maintenance of mOnopolisti
| conditions.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
TWO BLACKS
IN DANGER
Of LYNCHINC
CHARGED WITH NUMBERING
JOHN DIXON AND HIS WIFE
NEGRO TENANTS ON FARM OF
MAN AND WIFE RECENTLY
KILLED HAVE BEEN PLACED
UNDER ARREST.

SHELBY, N c., Dec. 14-John and
Hack Ross, two negro tenants on the
farm of John Dixon, were arrested
this morning charged with the mur-
der of Dixon and his wife. The
trouble which led up to the murder
is said to have resulted over mort.
gage on the crop.
The mutiated bodies of the farmer
and his wife were found yesterday
and the feeling, against the blacks
is running high. Lynch;ng is feared
and the authorities are taking every
precaution to protect the prisoners.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
Will PASS THROUGH DAYIONA
PLANS Of WILLIAM 1. TAFT
WILL BRING HIN HERE s0OII
SPECIAL TRAIN CARRYING Big
cEsT MAN IN NATION TO KEY
wasT TO co THROUGH THE
CITY JANUARY Fl.

Ii plans now being made and prac-
ticaily completed are carried out
President William H Taft viii be in
'Daytona the afternoon of Sunday.
January II.
The present plans call for the
nations executive to pass through the
city on a special train without a
stop here, but II may be arrange e
meats can be made for the greatest
man In the United States to spend a
least a short tine in the prettiest
winter resort in the word and ev-
cry effort VIA be made to induce
President Taft to make a stop IN
Dayk0na.
hn passing through Daytona Pfesi
dent Tart VIII be on his way to Key
West to attend the celebration o!
the opening OF the florida East Coast
railroad to the Island City. The pres.
ent plans call Tor him to arrive In
Jacksonville at noon Saturday, Jan
uary 20, and remain in the metrop-
oils OF the state until noon the next
day. when ne viii board his special
train for the ride to Key West.
The special train bearing the
presidsnt OF the Unated States whl
follow closely behind the Overs ca
Limited On the East Coast road. the
train acting as sort of pilot train
FOR the distinguished visitor. The
train Is expected to run straight from
JacksonviEle to Key West with as
few stops as possible.
he visit OF President TAFT viii
make the third time pres.dent o.
the Unsted states has visited The
mast Coast country while ho.dns
the reins OF office. President Grover
Cleveland and President Theodor'
Roosevelt each paid a visit to Jack
sonviale while serving as executive
OF the nation.
II the special train bearing TN
president OF uhs Unated States leaves
Jacksonville at nocn 1t should aIH1v'
IN Daytona sn the late afternoon, ans
viii probably be greeted by a ARG
crowd when It reaches the city.
1t is said Invitations have ass
been extended to members OF tn
presidents cabinet and all member
Of the United States senate to aa
tend the celebration marking tn
completion of the Florida East Coas
railroad to Key West. and some 9
these prominent officials Will proi
ably accompany the president o
the trip. {
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
MISSING JUROR IS FOUND
TAKEN BACK into COURT
WIFE TELEPHONES JUDGE WHEN
MAN RETURNS AFTER WAN.
DERING AROUND COUNTRY
FOR SEVERAL DAYS.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 14-Harry
Walron, the juror in the Hyde mur-
der trial, who escaped recently. re
turned home today. When he ar
rived at his home his wife tele
phoned the Judge and the missing
juror was taken back to the court
room. It was ascertained the mar
had been wandering over eastern
Kansas and Indications are Mr.. Wal
dron has become mentally deranged.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
DEATH FOR SELF AND FAMILY
| RATHER THAN QUESTIONABLE
KANSAS CITY WOMAN KILLS
SELF AND TWO CHILDREN BE.
CAUSE HUSBAND REFUSES
HER REQUEST TO MOVE.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 14-Mrs. Ell
len Smith became respondent be
cause her husband refused to move
into a fashionable section of the
city and, rather than remain In an
questionable part OF town. gave hel
two children, aged eight and si'
years, strychnine and then committed
suicide. The two children are dying.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
IAN exquisite line of hand made
bags at Gardiner's Art Shop 12-2t

Because of the dancing party to
be given by the Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Elks Club in the club home Fri
day evening the regular meeting of
the Hotel Mems Association of Day
tona has been postponed from Fri
day evening to Saturday evening.
The meeting will be held at the Pal
metto house.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
WHEAT is SHADE LOWER
WITH PROVISIONS DOWN

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE wheat
market opened easier and a shade
lower with May quoted at $.97 5-S.
Provisions were also lower with May
pork $1,000, lard $93O and ribs $S.52.
Hogs we're five lower and cattle ten
lower.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

The launch Columbia, which Capt
l.. Z. EIlenwood recently purchased
from DIR. j. B. Ross, for use ON the
Seabreeze ferry run. was brought W
morning to the ferry landing at the
foot of Volusia avenue. The Co
lumbia is roomy boat about q
feet In length by Z foot beam.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

Mrs. A. (. Barry of Englewood. N.
j., has rented for the season through
r. l.. Smiths agency NJ. B.
Aultman's residence at the corner of
Ridgewood and Loomis avenues.
Mrs. Barry is friend of Mrs. H. w.
Palmer also of Englewood, who is a
regular Daytona visitor and owns
property in this vicinity.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
HOLDUP MAN is KILLED
BY CHICAGO POLICE MAN

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-two robbers
got hold of the wrong man when they
attempted to holdup Policeman
Schmidt this morning and one of them
paid for the mistake with his life.
The policeman shot and killed George
Gabriel, and the other one fled
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
HEADLESS
BODIES ARE
LOCATED
WHOLE FAMILY IS MURDERED
ITALIAN FARM HAND MISSING
MuTiLATEp REMAINS or WOMAN
AND THREE CHILDREN FOUND
~
BURIED IN COW sTAsEE NEAR
ALBANY. N. Y.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE headless
and terribly msitilated nude bodies oil
Mrs. Mary Mowner and her three
children, aged 2s, 20 and II years,
were found buried In a COW stable
on their farm near Greenbush.
1t IS mot known just how long the
bodies have been buried, but a
bloody hatchet has been found on
the place. and this Is believed to be
the weapon with which the women
we're killed. An Italian Farmland is
missing and the authorities are
searching for him. w
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
STRONG GUARD AROUND KING
WHILE nc REMAINS IN INDIA
SEVERAL ARRESTS MADE AMONG
aENeALEz. WHO ARE SAID 10
BE FERMENr,No AT REvoLu.
TioN.

DELHI. Dec. 14--It Is reported to-
day that a plot has been discovered
here to assassinate King George, who
is now ON q visit to his subjects 10
this country. by the Bengalez. who
have been attempting TO ferment q
revolution against Great Britain.
Several arrests have been made
and the king Is being kept under
strong guard day and night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
DAILY STOCKS REPORT.

NEW YORK. Dec. t14-Stocks gem
orally were firm and higher. led by
an advance of Ia In steel common
and 5-S in steel preferred. Cotton
was steady with January at $3.50 and
May $3.50
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
AME RlcAN SCOUTS KILL
az FILIPINO OUTLAWS.

LANA, MindanO. Dec. 14-Ameri-
can scouts killed AZ native outlaws in
an engagement near here today. None
Of the Americans were killed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
BALE OF COTTON KILLS
WHEN 1T FALLS ON MAN.

GREENSBORO. N. c., Dec. IA -
Adam Toutman. farmer near
Statesville. was crushed to death be-
meath bale of cotton which fell
from his wagon today.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
MRS. ARTHUR STANFORD
Il DIES At LONDON HOME

LONDON. Dec. 14-Mrs, Arthur
stanford, the author who became IA
famous writing under the nondeplnme
Of John Strange Winter, died hers
aoday at the age OF So years
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
BAD FIRE IN NEWARK
ADAMANT PLANT BURNS.

NEWARK. N. j., Dec. IA - The
New York Adamant plaster pant
burned here this morning The loss
viii amount TO 100000.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

at the chubby cheeks of little
Scotch children. They are
due to the cereals they eat.
If you want your children to
be fat and healthy see to it
that they eat cereals and
plenty of them. We keep
everything that is in the
market.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

We have a beautiful line OF
manicuring sets. suitable for
Christmas presents. Nocheap
aud shoddy kinds, but some
thing really worth while
Come in and let Us ahow
them TO you.
HAWKINS. The Druggist,
Whsrs volusla keets Bench.
TslseAsna .
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14
LOCALS
NEWS H6]

Earl c. Burdick is at home for
the Christmas holidays, having ar
rived from Atlanta Wednesday night.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

"a doll dressed in latest style at
Geo. H. Ciark's.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-14

*Dolls! Dolls! DoIls! at Geo. II.
Clark's.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
SheriF's Sale.

ny virtue aud nu,h orlty ~ u spccIal cyeru-
ton, ISSUED from the Office 1T tln. CLERK " the
Circuit Court Of Holt County. Missouri. re-
turnablr ~ the January Term, 1917. ~ said
Court. and 10 me directed IN favor NJ state of
Missouri ~ rel Collector Of Revenue. u. =.
Tnare, aud against 4. Z Parrish, !. Ryron
.Johnstnn. I.ucIrs Benefited, Matronn v, Nn-
ker. Jennie June Benefited, tsol, lD John
stun. Ethel .Iohnstun. .lenniG .Iohnstun \ !.
~ tlenchcld, I have levied upon and sciird
all the riIht, title. Interest mud claim % the
said A. y. Parrish, j, Byron J0hUstun, lucics
Reneheld, Matronn V. RMker, Jennie Rene
field, Bob ice .lohnstun, Ethel Johnstun, .Irn-
ME .lolinstun, 4 !, u, Beneheid, AZ, In and Ia
the following described Real Estate. to-wit
Lot blTk :, Craig. Nilsson I, All lying
aud bcing In the said County, and STATE ~
Missouri, and VIII, on "Wednesday, the srd
hours u nine o'clork IN the forenoon. aud
Ave u'"lrk In the afternoon Of that day, ~
the Court House ilOOr, IN the City of Oregon.
County ~ Holt. Aforesaid. sell The same, or Nj
much thereof as may he required, M Public
Nrnduc, 10 the highest bidder for cash In
hand, tsubJ.t ~ AL pirOr liens and judg-
mrh;>) 10 satisfy said e, ecn,ion md costs.
4. u, MNCL1Y,
sheriff OF Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
Sherif-s Sale.

ny virtue aud authority Of u special E>c-
cutioI. issued from the Office ~ the CLERK ~
the Circuit Court ~ Holt County. Missouri
and rrturnnblc al thu January Term, iai., ot
said Court. aud ,o me directed la favor III
state " Missouri, ~ rel COLLECTOR II Revenue
u =. icare. and against Z! Nyron Lvl,ns,un.
y, u. Nrnrhcld. I.ucius Ncnctlrla, Matruun
y. bakcr. Jennie June Bcnciicid. iiol, Ice
JOhnstun, Ethel .iohnstun aud Jennie John
stun. have levied upon aud SEIZED all .ti,c
right. 'iiic, Interest aud c!nim of III. said
J, NY ron .ioh,,stun. J. u b.n"'icid. tucias
licnchcld. Matrpna y. Baker, Jennie June
Nrncheld, Rob lace Johnstun. Ethel John
stun aud Jennie .Iohnstun. Of, In aud tn the
following dc :ribci real estate, o-wit
Lots -, ~ Ri,1k =, Craig Missouri.
All lying and being IN the snid County, and
state q Missouri, and win, on WEONES-
DAY, TiiE SRI, DAY OF JANUARY. A. D.
ipi.. between the hours of nine o'clOck IN the
forcnoDn, aud tive ociOck IN the afternoon OF
that day, NJ the Court House door. In the
city Oregon, County Of Holt, aforesaid, sell
the same. or 80 n,url. rcof IN may he re-
quircd, ~ t'ubiic Ncndur. to the highest
liddrr h,r cash In hand tsubjrrt Ia nil prior
liens and ludgncntsJ To- satisfy said rNccu-
ton and costs a. r. NrNIITN.
sheriff Of lioli County Missouri,
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
Trustees Sale,

Whereas. r. NJ. Kelley and Anna N Kelley,
husband and wife, by their t'ertaiu Deed "
and recorded In the office Of the Recorder III
Deeds within and for Holt County, Missouri.
on the lsla day OF October. ,!lo m B"k ilS:
AtchisOn county. Missouri. IN trust, to secure
the payms OF ths note TO Elmer N. Gibson,
1.-THE the sad DICED OF Trust describe = ths fo
"The West si,iy.seyrn and One-half acres
Of III" Nor b "nIfufthc snuth West Quarter
Of Sect,ou Three. and lot Three ~ the south
East Quarter ~ section Four. ~, In Township
s!.y ". yil N3rtn Of ii,nse Forty l+ol. West
providing that in ease Of tho death. Inability
or refusal TO act Of the said Trustee, X, NJ.
Stevenson. then the then actingl sheriff of
the County OF Holt, In which the above de-
scribed premises are situa was thereby ap.
pointed success or In trust with like powers
and duties imposed upon said trustee named
said named Trustee. has In writinS. rcfused
To act as such Trustee; and Whereas the
payce and holder VI the said note has re-
questcd me To- at and Ia execute the power
vested IN me by said Deed Of Trust 10 sell
said real cstn,. to pay said note aud indcm-
edness and WHEREAS, default has been made
tercst 1T the said note described IN the said
Deed Of Trust, 1.-THE same being past due ana
unpaid, AN that said g'antors have failed
~ comply vi u requirements and conditions
OF said Deed vt Trust: nov. therefore. Ia
compliance with said request. AID In .pursu-
OF Trust ] will sell said Real Estate In said
Deed ~ Trust and this notice described, NJ
public vcnduc to the highest bidder for cash
In hand on
SATURDAY, 7 'EprII DAY OF DECEM-
BER. 1911,
between the hours ~ nine O'Clock In the
forenoon. aud four o'clock u the afternoon
ut tho Front Door OF the Court House IN III,
City ~ oregon. In the County Of Holt and
state Of Missouri, Ia satisfy said debt and
~ Trust and the costs 81 this sa..
a. X. MrNtLTY.
sheriff of Holt County. Missouri, and Trus
tee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
0heriH's Sale.

By virtue and authority of u special cXecu-
tiOn. issued from the office ~ The Cle-k ~
the Circuit Court Of Holi County, Missouri,
Court and 10 me directed IN favor ~ state NJ
Missouri EN Rel Collector Of Rcvcnue, u. =.
Teare and against J. W. Mann and Lee lto-
right, title. interest and claim Of the said J +.
W, Mann and ia,e Roland, Of IN and 10 the
! N.rss Fsa"ti"naI Nor,n ,Iaii ~ Nor Euss
Dnr- Fourth. OF section q, Township o.
Range Forty. All lying and being in the said
Wsdmtsoay, tho ard day III .ian,,ary. A. H.,
iNl., bet wecn the lOurs Of nine o'clock In the
forenoon, and five TclOrk IN the afternoon Of
that day, ut the Court House dOOr IN the
self the same, Gr 81 much thereof as may b.
required, ut Public Vendue. To the highest
liens and 4ndEmentsJ To satisfy said exscm-
ton and costs. A. H. McNuLTy,
sheriff Ut Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
SheriF's Sale.

ny virtu. aud authority Of nspecin! Exc.
cution issued from the Office Of the
County, Missouri. returnabie a. The
January Term, 1919, Of said Court and
10 me directed In favor OF stat" Of Missouri
against N, :, Lucas, have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest and cluim
81 the said NJ. y, Lucas. Of. In aud to the
following described real estate, to- wit:
ltQ and ~ IN Acres u Fractional NW,& of
section N. Tow i,shiD M. Range 49,
All lying and balng ~ the said County ana
state 81 Missouri, and will. on
WEDNESDAY. THE aRD DAY Of JANu-
AIRY, iai., bet Ween the haurs ot nine o'clock
in the fOrenOOn and Five VclGk In the after
the CITY OF Oregon. County ~ Holt. sell the
m ne, or M much thereof as may b required,
ut Public Vendue. to the highest bidder, 70!
cash In hand. Subject 70 u! prior liems ana
costs, n. n. McN uEiI.,
sheriff VI Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15

FOR SALE Some good Hedge
Posts. HARRY Pollock,
Farmers Phone. Oregon. Mo.,R2
There will be box supper At
Pierce school house next "Wednesday
evening, bee. ~, 1911. Everybody
come.
Kunkel \ Kiddoo, Photographers,
viii be In Oregon, Mo-, Friday and
Sal urday Of each week.
The many friends Of Rev, &. NJ.
S,einel, of the German NJ. Il. church,
viii keenly sympalhize with them In
the death Of their daughter, Miss
Gertrude, which occurred at Denver.
cob, Monday of this week, December
II, 1911, age ri years. Owing to Ger
trude's falling health, Rev. Steinel
resigned his charges at Graham aud
Cosby, and the family removed To
Denver a year ago. In the hope that
the change might prove beneficial To
her. She Is also survived by live
brothers and a sister. Her brother,
Arthur, Of 81. Joseph, has many
friends here, and who married Miss
Myrtle Greene, Of this city, who will
sympatlize with him and brothers
and sisters. The body will he brought
to 81. Joseph for interment. The FL.
neral services viii Ike held from the
First German NJ, u. church, Saturday
afternoon, Dec. ~.
Something new IN a Silverware
Cleaning Pan. Come In and ask for 4
demonst ration. Iiragg-Munn Hard.
ware Co. ...r
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
SheriTs Sale.

nv virtue aud authority ~ u special rNrcu.
Ion. issued from the office ~ the CLERK ~ thu
Circuit Court ~ Holt County. Missouri. ~.
,urnabc ut the January FERN, 1917. ~ said
Court. aud Ia me directed IN favor of stat,
II Missouri ~ rel Collector OF Rrscnuc. n. :
rcarc. aud against Frank q wrnitrn. iiav,
We'd upon aud seized all the right. title
intrrrS, aud claim ~ the sal " uk q Wrut.
On. ~. IN and Ia III" following dusri ~ Il
Real Estate. iu.wIt; ~ Acres MA ~ ~Wi,
II See - Twp. H. Range ~. All lyiug uuu
p"ing Ia the said County, and stat. NJ Mis-.
sour. aud viii, un Wednesday. the SID da,
" January, ini! bvtwrrn the hours " min,
o'clmk IN III" forenoon, and ty'' o'rim'k II
the afrrnoui ~ that day. ~ thcIuuti IlouS'
ippt. In ~" Gus ~ brrguu, county ~ iiult
tfur,'~nid, sell the III Ne ~ ~ much ihCtDu'
~ may h. required. ~ puhlt Nrndu". H. III,
higli"~i hiddrr forrl>h Ia huud. ,~ihi~'t T.
~ prlpr iiTn> ana judgments To- satisfy ~ai,,
rN"'utiuu aud tU>t> \ " MrNtlTl,
>hrriirnf iiolt county. Missouri
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15
Order Of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI.
Missouri 10 the January Term iberrofX.
Maude POWELL. plaln,iw.
Frank !. POWELL. Defendant
Al this 7th day u Move rhcr A d., Ioll,
comes the Plaintiff herein iu ,,rr,un, tpsforr
the undersigned clerk IN Nsratip, Of said
other things, that the Defendant is ~ non
resident Of the state OF Missouri and cunnoi
he summoned In this action 10y the ordinary
process ~ law
Whercupnn II Is ordered by the said Cheek
that said defendant be- notified nv Publira
ton that Plaintiff has commenced "a suit
against him In this Court by Petition, the OBJ
PlaintiN seeks 10 In divorced from ihr bonds
Of matrlmony cont racted with said Defend.
ant on the third day II Norember INN. In
the Cty and county Of Genver. In the state
II Colorado on the ground of abandonment
And that unless the said Defendant, Frank
j. POWELL he and appear AZ this Court NJ the
next term thereof. u he begun aud holden ~
said county ON the Hrst day ~ January next.
aud ON the first day of said term answer -,
plead TO plaintiff's Petition In this cause. the
same viii lie taken NJ confessed, and judy
iDent will I've rendered acrofdinek.
Aud Il Is further ordered. that u copy here
~ be published. according to- law. N I'M
Holt COUNTY SENTINEL. weekly newspaper
DT1Nttu anu VI 'tNtntNs IbF
four successive weeks. the last Insertion
thereof to- he not less than four weeks lp'for,
the ist day of January, ial:. .
ga. III, NlIAM
Circuit Clerk.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Holt,
Certificate az true copy.
LIE. A. Durham, CLERK ~ the Circuit Court
Within and for The t'ou"ty of ilol, aud stat,
u NJ i>souri. do hereby certify that the a,sbv'
and foregoing Is a true copy ~ the Origina
Order OF Publication. IN the above cn Tile,
'ausr. n fully as the same appears ~ recor
N my office,
Witness my hund A. Clerk. and the seal "
said Court, Uonc al Office I,
NSc., the Uity ofOpgon. this ,,h da,
"""" Of November 1911. -
'~~ T.. a. UrNilNM
Circuit Clerk.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-15


tonne. The bag proper Is about foot
deep and lined inside with china silk.
Coming halfway up on the sides VI
this bag ARE pockets 81 the crrtonne.
also lined with silk. which are in'
tended for holding the working ma
tcrials. The large bag ~ drawn up
with rihl,on NJ the top, but the hun
dies proper nrc ~ half inch stitched
cretounp and are attached like those OF
a Boston shopping bag.
The Dainty ssehst Greeting.
Little sachcts are always n dainty
way 10 send the Christmas greeting.
aud sachets are always welcome. II
one can use brush N all attractive
sachets can be easily and inexpensive
~ made by taking large envelopes ana
lettering them appropriately or paint
Ing skctchily some flower upon them.
Envelopes legal size should be used.
and they should he IN some color
deep cream, rich brown or some other
equally artistic tint, On this the mes.
sage can be lctiercd In contrasting
color or some flower spray painted.
Slip inside a thin pnd OF cotton
sprinkled with sachet powder.
Another dainty snchef II made OF
odds and ends Of ribbon or silk Ia the
shape Of u flower A pansy. for In.
stance, can be fashioned OF lavender
and white ribbon. the two upper petals
Of the lavender, the other three OF
white tipped on the edge and striped In
the center with lavender paint. This
painting can be done by the veriest
'yrO. for It Is merely little dabs and
lines The petals are simply shipped
Into shape with the scissors. Under
enc OF the petals IL u tiny bag hold.
ing the sachet, A flaming pOinsettia
made Of scarlet ribbon would be most
appropriate,
Hints For Homemade Gifts.
Sofa pillow cases Of rudely stenciled
denim-splendid winter cOlOrs-ready
to make up and ~ low as 10 cents.
White felt padding for tea table
cloths. cut In the required size and
neatly bord\ ID with white tape,
Bureau nm, pincushion covers ~
bright cretOMN..S edged with q coarse
white curtain lace.