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The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
SEEKS PIECE OF WOOD

Little Rock, Jan. 26- c. Gros- venor Dave of Washington City, managing director of the South. ern Commercial Congress. wrote to Commissioner Fred H. Phillips some time ago, asking that he procure for him piece of Arkan. sas wood to be used in manu- featuring the speakers gavel to be used at the congress in Atlanta in March. Mr. Phillips replied that he would do his best to se- cure the desired piece of wood, and yesterday he received an- other letter from Mr. Daws, ask ing that he attend to the matter immediately. Mr. Daws stated that the handle to the gavel is to be constructed of the piece of an elm planted by John Quincy Ad- ans in the White House grounds. Mir. Phillips stated yesterday
 that the first cou&ty sending in the required piece of wood Till have the honor of thus represent ing this state in that manner. The dimensions required are two inches by two inches and six inches long.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
BRlBE PROSE IS DELAYED
Illness of Senator EtteIson of Chicago Holds Up Lorimer Investigation
 in Illinois Senate.

Springfield, H., Jan. 26.-The sena- torial investigation of the election of Senator l.ormer aNd the "jaclpot" scandal in the last legislature, has been postponed owing to the illness of Senator Ettelson of Chicago, a mem Der of the commission.
 senator Ettelson has been conduct ing the negotiations between the com- mittee and Senator Broderick, who is alleged to have been one of the ring of bribe-giyers.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
King George V.

anarchistic publication, the Liberator, does not see how he can be convicted of seditious libel in dragging up this old scandal about the king in the col umns of the Liberator
 Mylius decided to plead guilty to the charge of writing the article com plained of, assert the truthfulness Of the statements made and to ask the whether the alleged marriage was le- gally performed
 It will be impossible to compel the king to appear owing to his constitu- tional immunity from subpoena ser vice
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
AEROPLANE AFIRE IN AIR
Presence of Mind of Danish Aviator, svendens, Brings Hlm Safely
 to Earth.

Copenhagen, Jan. 25.-Svendens, tho Danish aviator while flying in a Voisin aeroplane, discovered while at considerable height that his machine was on fire.
 The first intimation he had of the fact was when the spectators shouted to him. Descending as quickly as possible, he reached the earth just in time to avoid fall. The machine was destroyed.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
TELLS OF BOMB THROWER
Says Chicago Police Are Afraid to Arrest Him.

Chicago, Jan. 25.-Harry Brolaski, a reformed gambler, started the po- lice on a new hunt for the thrower of the bombs in the gamblers war in Chicago when he declared that the man who for months has terrorized the loop district was known as Jew Meyers.
 Brolaski told at a meeting of Chris tian Temperance union workers that Meyers once was arrested by the po- lice and let go, because the police were afraid he would talk too much.
 He asserted that there were 1000 unlawful handbooks and fifty pool rooms operated in the city.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
A Big Increase.

If you have not stopped to think of the big increase in price of ploperty in your city, open your eyes. On one lot recently purchased the owner is offered a profit of S250. This may seem an eXhorbiant price but it is not. When farms sell at fabulous, " figure around city, what more can be expected than that the property in the city will naturally increase.
 It will be rem embei ed that the property bought by the city re- gently as an addition to the cem- etery, could have drawn a profit of $250 in 12 hours after the pur- chase. Prescott is by no means at standstill and it is up to you and your neighbor to keep up an advertising policy that will ever keep in mind the prospector S view of matters.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26

are entirely unsuited to woman's require- mentS.
 Mrs. Katherine Haberstroh of McKees Rocks, Pa., and Mrs. A. E. Herrick of Wheeler, Mich, who was almost para. lyzed in her stomach and bowels, are now cured by the use of this remedy. A free sample bottle can be obtained by address vinced of it's merits buv T if of Sov vonr dr,,r. @ gist at fifty cents and one dollar bottle.
 Dr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obli. gation. He has specialized in stomach, years and will be pleased to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge. All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him pr. ". B: Caldwell. l02 Caldwell buildings Monticello. Ill.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
SECRECY ABOUT PAROLES
doned Men Begin Life Anew Without Advertising.

Washington, Jan. 26.-Men who have won their paroles from federal prisons hereafter will step back into the world to begin life anew, unadvertised and without publicity.
 Attorney General Wickersham and Robert V. La Dow, chairman of the parole board have decided that public ity in such cases helps to defeat the object of the parole law.
 In the future when the board makes its recommendations for releases and the attorney general approves them, the paroled men will receive their liD- erty very quietly.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
GRAIN.

ST. LOUlS.-Wheat- 2 red. $1.02tsi No red. $1.oomlt-; No. rcd, 9e437; No 2 hard. sSGa l.oG, No. 8 hard. Q l0l1a; No. ! h9ld S5090 Corn-No. ? 1t; So. 8. 441s 45 ia; No. 1. 4412; No, yellow 46: Eo. yellow 55s; No. , wlite, 4S1a Nc White, jls. oats &o ? 321s4 3; No. q g; Nc 31h; No. ? white. 3its standard RAG No. 8 wit &3lsi O. ! white, D.
 CHICAGO -N-Ec2t-Mo r,d 965SQ 9tt N'o vc1 O. -aG 1i No. 96ss G93: No. hard 951s @9S; No. hern
 o9: NO northern. s.0 P1.0S; T -nrine s1o50 LOT. Cora-No. 3. 45laG45ai; No. 4. 44i4Q4f&; No. vel low. .5.ewfS, O, yellow. 45-hM l52i; No 2 white 4I@47is; No. white. 45is@ 4524 Oata-No. white. 3S$4 @34' '4.
 res. ri N2t1 Eo. 3 white. 330 g t4:,1Co. white S2i 033.
 NAS-SAS Cirl.-Wheat-No ? rod $l 02: No, red. 9S0l.0o; No. 1 red, 9l6f 97 No. hard. 9}Q9G No 8 hard 92@
 herd. S ti 2. Corn-No. 2 45 e t5la Eo. 9. l4h; No ? yellow, 46; No. yellow. s51st No, white, 46; No. 3 white. t4& @ f6ta. Oats-No. 2 31 E @32; No. 2ot @7l: No. white, sS@S31a; No. white g2Gt523A.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
DAILY MARKET REPORT
Jan. 9, 1911 HIVE STOCK

Jan. 23, IYII
 LIVE STOCK.
 EAST ST -Cattle-Native beef steers S5.O06l1.C0; cows and heifers S3.I5 GG.g5: stocl,ers and feeders $3.75G5 65; ToSas steers $3.1506.30. cows and hef- CTS ,3.9aGv4.15; calves. in car load lots, 5D0@ s50. Hoss-MiXed and butchers, 5t -aJ; good heavy. S1S0u 190; rough aev SD50U46l, li-ht. S1950tS. ip: piss, $1S501s0. Sheep -Muttons. $3.75@425: la bs, $j.500 6. t0.
 CHlcAGO. Cattle Reeves. $4750G00; COWS Id heifers $2.5eM6.10; stockers and fee CTS $3toN5.70, Texans. S4 l5Gt5.50; ,,a} a= S-2s af925 Iugs-MiXed and Eitc.ers. S7.6CG11Sl; eCcd heavy. S755dG Lf0. rough heavy SI55G l65; light, $1.60 47 s5, m-s ST.4C6t&.ae. 'Sheep-NatiVes, $2 5oI440 westerns, S2.1o@4.33; lambs $4-5H625. westerns, S4.7oQG6.20.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
COLONEL TO SEE ARIZONA
Theodore Roosevelt Will Dedicate En- gineering Work Near Phoe-
 nix March IS.

Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 26.-Col. Theo' dore Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt, will visit this city March IS, He will participate in the dedication of the ir' rigation dam that bears his name. He will spend the night at the dam, and the next day will go to Mesa to visit his son, Archie, who is attending a pri' vate school there.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
Labor Men Found Guilty.

New Orleans, La, Jan. 26.--Organ- ized labor felt the restraining force of the Sherman antitrust law when a fury in the United States circuit court hero returned verdict of guilty against members of the New Orleans Dock and Cotton council, charged with conspiracy to interfere gfth foreign commerce..
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
CHALLENGES HIS MONARCH
LONDON ANARCHIST WANTS THE
 KING TO TAKE STAND.
English Publisher Thinks He Will Be Freed if George V. Refuses
 to Testify.

London, Jan. 26.-Unless King George himself takes the stand and denies that he contracted a morgan atic marriage in Malta in 1890 with the daughter of a British admiral. Ed ward r. Mylius, London agent of the
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
Moonshine Still in a Tree.

Whitesburg, Ky. Jan. 2S United States Marshal w. l.. Short of Rich mond and his deputies have returned from moonshine raids in Leslie and Perry counties, where they destroyed three illicit distilleries. One "still' was located in the branches of d heavy topped pine tree.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
Changed Tactics

ears dEN ''N
 |,nsoded in rum shops and quite |,ccossfully, but now, with even Eeater success are they crusad- bo in halls of legislation, in prl- Iorv meetings, and the offices of | excise commissioners; in Lhools. colleges and medical eience: in army and navy; in |ome and society, influencing all kasses to their way of thinking. This work is as truly christian \ praying in saloons in those kher glorious days.
 As Francis Willard said: Let s not limit God whose words of beration are so infinitely varied l nature and in grace. 1 believe
 the correlation of spiritual brces and that the heart which helted hearts to tenderness in he crusade is soon to be the ght which shah reveal our op- brtunitp and duty as the Re lblics daughter"
 With such a holy beginning, and vine continuation of effort we not wonder that United States enator Blair says: 1T feel sure
 at the W. c. r. U. is as per anent as the church; it's work ill never be. done because il
 rns its hand to every thing
 hich improves the nature and |omotes the happiness of the
 lee assa1iug and destroying |st that which destroys most
 Glorious opportunity for ser
 ce..
 Won't you dear women of the
 hole county enlist.
 Wanted at once, 800 bushels
 hippoorwill peas. At Sl.50 per
 lshel. Must be sound and clean,
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
SAUSAGE

like Grandma used to make. ure, whole some and delicious. The seasoning is per feet. the whole flavor unsurpassed. For a tasty appe t iz n g b r e a k f a s t. You will find this sausage the very thing.
 CITY MARKET
 and BAKERY
 PHONE 183.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26

Wanted at once, 800 bushels hippoorWill peas. At S1.50 per Ishel. Must be sound and clean.
 Ozan Mer. Go.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-01-26
FoMAN'S CHRISTIAN
 TEMPERANCE UNOIN

.prescott Chapter No. 3S R. S,% Regular Convocatlon Fri 1anuarv ?, 7:30 p. m. TSn Companions should be I,osont Work in the degrees. H. Stainton, H. P.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
Napier and Vicinity.

L. 4, Banks blitchered Ihogs on
Monday.
l.. A. Banks finished gathering
corn Friday.
--Miss'lIazel Edwards spent We'd.
nesday night with Mrs. G. G. Brown.
C. &. Brown, Lee Byrd and Joe
Noland helped Geo. Swope thresh his
alfalfa.
- &C. &. Brown and sons, accompan-
led by Lee Byrd, were In Mound City
on business Saturday.
Steel Morgan, after a few days
visit with his parents at Napier, re-
turned to his work In Kansas City
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Is. Morgan and grandson
visited j. j. Brown and family Tues
day afternoon, as did RS. Brown and
family, Sunday.
The box supper at the Monticello
school house Friday night was COM
plete success, something over $50 be-
Ing raised. Miss Hazel Edwards Is to
be complimented as q good teacher.
MEMO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
Monarch.


Dollie Quick spent Sunday at
Frank Colhour's.
Edgar Lumley and Lester Black
made "a trip to st. Joseph, Saturday.
Jas, Smith and Clarence Lilley
made trip to st. Joseph, last week.
Mr.. Kyle and family, of near
Richville, spent Sunday at Il. l.,
Hughes.
Mrs. James Smith ana son, Ben
ME, visited In Elwood, Kas. Friday
and Saturday.
WIN. p. Graham and wife, Of
near Fillmore, visited at John Ora
hams recently.
Remember the preaching services
the second Saturday night and Sun.
day Of December.
jimmie Smith spent a few days
In Kansast, last week, with relatives
In ElwOOd and near Troy.
George Traub and Roy Ashworth
say late corn Is alright, but IL Is q
mighty cold time to gather 1t.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01

NJ. l.. Ebert Is IN IIiawatha.
Kan, and viii spend the winter with
his son, Sid Lewis.
No Hunting, Trapping or Tres
passing on my premises will bc per-
mittcd. lIENRY WISE.
The following names were mad.
yertenily omitted last week from the
list of donorsto the Mum show bazaar:
Mrs. Stella Xachman. Bo,ina, Texas;
Mrs. Matilda Harmon, lliawath, Kan
sas: Mrs. 4. Il, Coburn, Chillico,hc,
Missouri, and Mrs. Maude llibbard.
Mayowor,h, Wyoming.
Not many months ago one Of our
citizens was given n jail sentence for
q minor ol,rnsc, and on promise Of
good behavior was parolrd, lie took
a mol ion not Ia report and "skippcd,'
thus yisolaiing his parole. \ few
days ago Sherin McNnlry received
letter from him, stating that he
wanted Ia come back. and make his
parole good. That he would rather
come back Ia odd Holt and serve his
,imr than he free In Nebraska
We are sorry Ia learn that Mrs.
Louise Eirgrnbaum, Of Wathcna,
Kan. had a stroke Of paralysis,
THURSDAY morning of last week, Nov,
-, and is now In a serious cundit ion,
no, much hopes being entertained for
her recovery. This viii bc sad news
10 her many friends In Oregon and
vicinity. She j. the wife Of Rev. i.
". Ficgcnbanm, formerly pastor Of
the German NJ. T.. church, Of this
city. She Is nearly 81 years Of age.
Mrs. Nelia Johnston. vino has
been In the hospital At 81, Joseph,
under treatment, was operaed upon
Monday Of last week by Dr. Daniel
Morton. who removed l5-lh tumor.
She Is resting as comfortably as could
possibly be- expected under the trying
circumstanc and unless unforeseen
complicati ions arise, We may look for
her back home IN the course OF a cou-
pie of weeks Her many friends hope
so, at least.
We are indeed sorry to learn that
II. p. Fitzmaurice has been compelled
to go to Kansas City hospital where
he will remain a matter OF three
weeks or more, very probably having
to undergo an operation. We trust
he may r. turn home In due time com.
pletely restored to health. In the
meantime. the work of overseeing his
large farm falls upon his wife, who
last week personally superintendent
the shipping of 1900 bushels OF
wheat and the hauling of 1000 bush.
els Of corn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
CLIFFORD.

The Ladies' Aid Society, OF the
Presbyterian church, gave farewell
reception to Mr,and Mrs. Us. Cunning.
ham on Tuesday night OF this week at
the church. A nice program was
rendered, consisting Of speeches and
music, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham leavenext week, Wednes.
day, for Scotland, where they expect
to spend the Christmas holidays; az
ter which fh6y'WfII TGave FOR West
Africa, where they do mission work.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
nj. +. Church Notes.

There were three acccsSions To the
church by letter Sunda! morning.
Every teacher and officer with one
exception were present ~ sabbath
school and the attendance was safely
above the red line.
The young peoples choir added very
much to the interest Of the prayer
meeiing Thursday night. The mid.
week prayer service Is one Of the most
helpful of all the church services.
Come and enjoy II with MS.
In behalf Of the ladies, OF the Ems.
worth Hospital Ladies' Aid Society.
We wish In thank those Who made
tribu, ions TO, their annual bazaar
and dinner.
The League service vas largely al,
tended Sunday night. Mrs. Minnie
Mooreled and made the subject of Home
Missions and our duty 10 the vas,
number Of foreigners coming to this
country most interesting, by melting
most animated discussion among
the young people a. 10 how hest
AmcricaniLc them. II was the gen.
eral conclusion that II was the duty
Of lie church To give them the gospel
n the greatest agency In making
them desirable citizens. The topic
for next Sunday night j., "Rcprod,r-
ing the Mode. - Eph. l: HIS
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
New Point, and Vicinity.

WIN Acton and wife went to 81.
Joe Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. =. Rotkin made
a trip to Mound city Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Kelley Is having
trouble with an infected thumb.
-Murl Jamison visited at the cen.
trail n short time Sunday morning.
Thorn. Reeves. Of Forest City came
out Saturday u visit At the home Of
A. NJ. Sloan.
Mrs. =. =. Hersbner went to Matt.
land Sunday to attend the funeral Of
Warren Gelvin.
After few days. Shannon Hare.
man will be found In the Dreher.
Bragg-Munn hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nevins came
down from Maitland saturday to visit
at the home Of win Kneale and fami-
ly.
Chris. Jamison and family and
Murl Jamison, Of Forest City, came
out to Is. J. Killers Saturday to visit
over Sunday.
The storm king made his appear.
ance Monday, and Is certainly holding
a carnival. II makes II hard on the
corn huskers.
Mrs. Grace Hoffman, and baby
returned home last week. and Mrs.
Maud Shoemaker and baby returned
TO her home Sunday.
--Chas Fields and family have
moved into the dwelling occupied by
Messrs. Killam. Chas. Is clerking in
the store and driving the teams
Mrs. Shan IIardman returned last
week and Sian and father returned
sunday from stanford, Mont. They
are certainly glad to get back to "Old
Milzoo." This will he a genuine
Misunderstanding for them. They will
occupy their old home place and
viii soon be lat home To their many
friends.
NERO
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
TYTI.
Avn 7rfT2,tF :
delayed letter.

Mrs. 't,46. lease hAs'bcen quite III
for the past week.
Il. N. Mintovt, made q trip to
Mound city fAst week. p.
J. r. Slater made a trip to st.
Joe one day lass week.
f. r. Boyd and wife visited II. X.
stuart and wife Sunday.
We are still having pretty wealth.
err, which every ene'is enjoying.
Miss Maggie Martin visited her
brother. Vim. Martin, las, week.
The l.. H. NJ y. held the social
meeting last week. Allreport a good
time.
Nellie Whipple went to spend the
winter with her sister IN Iowa last
week.
Miss Helen IIinkle has gone to
spend some time with relatives In the
South.
Miss Nellie Min,on and escort
visited relatives near Forest city last
sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Dixon has returned
home after a visit with her mother.
Mrs. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Chas. Williams went To
Hulo last week To see Mr.. holland.
who j. very low AT this writing.
T.. l.. Craig writes H. that hc II
much better lie says hc believes the
southern climate agrees with him.
Miss Stella Butrick returned to
Rulu. Ncb.. sunday after visiting
with relatives. We understand she
is teaching school at the Indian res.
eryation
Quite a crowd attended services
rendered 10y the new pastor al the
brick church last sunday. We were
informed there would be services
again next sunday, held 10y a Rev.
Davis.
Quite a number Of our merry
young folks loaded In "a wagon and
wen, to the box supper last Friday
night. We are sure they enjoyed
themselves, for We rarely hear birds
singing al midnight unless We are
happy. We are glad Ia see our young
folks bc 50 sociablc, but II Il rather
unpleasant for the older ones to be
dist urbcd from sleep at the hour of
midnight.
Precious goods are always IN
parcels. or such IL the little town OF
Foricscuc. Although II issmall, II Is
n bumper, for the past three weeks
Vim. nm, the elevator manager. has
taken In al the average Of ~ loads of
corn per day. Talk about work lac
has II 10 do. And tine corn. Oh,
my. the For,cscue farmers have II.
One day he took In 81 loads, another
day ~. Can II he beat by any other
town Of It's size IN NissouriY
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01

Judge Porter's court was doing
business Monday0 last week, fnislii
Ing sope unfinished business carried
over fy4m INT previous week. u. :
Bellies Cunningham as adrvihistra,
tor msHe her hnaf settlement IN the
Monimia Cooper estate. showing a
balance Of s2ll.sO. which was ordered
distributed to VIM. r. Cooper. BELLE
Cunningham. $3.50 each: to Elma Az.
kire and Leila Frakes, S3o.M each.
The administrator was ordered dis.
charged.
W. a. Browning was appointed
guardian of the Annie h. Loutsn es.
tate.'
NJ. &. Brumlnugl filed his 9Th set.
tlcDent. as guardian Of Russell Ever
hart, showi ing balance of flo"l ~.
Flora Cooperider filed demand
against the Ida Frazer estate, for the
sum Of Sl025. for ~ days service for
nursing and housekeeping for the de-.
ceased, al - per day. Judge Porter
ordered jury. which was composed
u Harry krcek. Sid. Russell. Chas.
Rartram. C.E NlunG. Chas. koock,
Robert Hatch. They gave verdict
for the plaintiff for the sum Of $1,000.
II. J. Alkirc represented the plaintiff
and Frank Pelree The administrator,
q. W. Cummins. The defendant filed
notice " appeal Ia the circuit court.
\ collateral inheritance iaN Vas ~.
sesSei on the estate of James T.. No.
land: real estate valucda, .isl.
DomIiIds Of kcitIcr Il Son Tor Soj. =.
~: W ;. Ilodgin Tor AZ ~: br. !. l..
tl6 were filed against III. Sarah \.
Proctor estate.
Til" following demands We're iilrd
against the Ida Frazer estate: q. W.
INT. s~: Dr. W. &. Proud. $l.:r: Dr.
j. VI. Met lauahan. ~.
{. e.. los,wick. IN charg" Of tie
VIM. llsley estate. made his final set.
tlcmrnt: balance. $,3,a.
Ernest kaltenbarl, ~ executor of
the john kal,.nbacli estate. made his
final settlement. showing balance OF
s6.r'. ~. which was ordered dist ribu'.
cd equally TO John E,ncs,, Fred and
Geo. kaltcnlach: Mrs. Emma llea,on
and Mrs. Christina burger. each
sllG.i3.
The will Of Corirlia Gilli> Was adj.
miticd To probate November II. W.
Il. Stubs and &. r. Thomas wit.
messed the viii, which was executed
In lMHi. She gives all her personal
property 10 her nephew. Geo. Oin,
and all real estate 10 him during life.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-12-01
Roy Colhour and Preston Kre,zc

Roy Colhour and Presto on Kretzcr
and Blanche Jenkins, of this neigh
borhood, attended the party, Friday
night at T.. r. Chilcoat's, of Noda-
way.
Those who spent sunday at Clar-
ence Lilleys were; Charley Flint and
wife, of Andrew county, Grace and
Donald Graham, of near Fillmore,
Nellie Lumley, Edward Graham, Jim
mie, Orah and Bernice Smith and Ar
thur Hughes.
CLIFFORD.