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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-06-02
o. w. SIMERLY,
OREGON, MO.
Order Of Publication.

Tax suit In III. CIRCUIT Court. To the Aug
STATE OF MIssSuRi,'..' ~"
County 1T Holt, ~"
A. the rciution aud 10 the use NJ II. =. Teur..
Collector ~ the Rrvrnuc Within aud for the
County Of Holt. and state OF Missouri,
Frank q. wrnttcn.
The sheriff having made return Of service
having ordered tn. Order "f ra%Iic".io o" 10
The Holt County sentinel, As designated bv
Plaintiffs Attorney On the 18th day ~ April,
whercupon. ~ Is ordered by the Clerk In
yacat lon this 18th day Of May. 1911, that said
i,rfrndant be notified by publication that
rla,n ,l hns commenced I ;ul, AGAINST him
~ which Is that Plaintiff seeks TO enforce the
len Of the state e Missouri. against the fol-
and being In Holt County. MISSOURI. and be,
longing u the Defendant 10 this suit for Ger
tain delinquent taxes due thereon, and costs,
levied upon said real estate; as In the petition
| and tax bill herein set forth. to-wit;
The No'th-Enst Quarter Of the south West
Quarter ~ section Tweniy-Three and Town
less the said Defendant Frank o. wrOften be-
and appear at this Court. AZ the next term
thereof, TO br begun and holden at the Court
on the MI, day 81 August ncSt. aud on tie
iirst day OF said term answer or plead % the
petition In said cause. the same VIII De taken
| accordingly.
And u IL further ordered. That n copy here
of he published, according TO law, IN The
| Holt County sentinel for four successive
| weeks, the last Insertion 10 be AT least four
weeks before the said 18th day ~ August,
| 1911. T.. A, DINHAM,
Circuit CLERK.
A. true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Circuit
-~ Court OF Holt County, this lpth day
| Seal Of May, 1911 f.. A. nrNliAM.
- Circuit Clerk.
This adth day Of May, 1911.
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Order of Publication.

TsN suit. In the Circuit Court. To the Aug
STATE or MISSOURI 9. W.
County OF Holt,
At the relation and To the use ~ n. =,
Tcarc. collector " the Revenue within and
TOR the county OF Holt and state Of Missou-
Lee Roland. Defendant.
III, sheriff having made return ~ service
having ordered this order ~ Publication ~
The Holt Jounty sentinel ~ designated by
l'lnin ms Attorney on the 18th day of April;
whrrrupou. II l. ordered. by the Clerk IN
VACATION this 18th day ~ May, ipli, that said
defendant be- no,ihcd by publication that
Plaintiff has cnmmcnccd n SUIT against him
IN this Court. the object and general natur.
" which j. that Plaintiff seeks tn enforce ths
lien II the state ~ Missouri against the tot
lowing described Real Esinic, situate, lying
aud hring In Holt County. Missouri, nnd be-
longing to the Defendant tn this suit Tor ccr-
tain Delinquent aud back taxes due thereon,
aud unpaid for the years is-i, i'O.. iss, and
lH' Win Interest thereon, anu costs, levied
! upon said re- Il estate, ~ IN the Petition and
f,sh,, 90, a"rr,. SOUTH hnlT"f North Fast
Quarter ~ section Twenty seven :.l IN
Township sixty one dil ~ Rang" Fnry lW (;
land h. aud appear n, ,his Court. q, the hcNt
term thereof Ia br begun aud holden AT the
Court House IN the cay ot oregon In said
County. On the 18th day ~ August next, and
On the iir>t day ~ said term answer or plcnd
To- the petition In said cause, the sam" VIII ".
taken ~ confessed, aud Judgment viii III.
rendered accordingly
Aud u N further ordered, that q copy here
- l." published. according 10 law, N tn,
Holt County sentinel Tor four surr>siv.
weeks. III" last insertion To- H. al least four
weeks b-furr the said .>lh dly ot August.
IpiI. h. A. bINiiAM,
Circuit Clerk,
4 true copy from the record
Witness NY hand and The seal ~ the tir-
- ruit Court ~ Holt county this ipth
seat day ~ May, iril
49,, D., \. ~ SHAN,
circuit Clerk.
This ~ day ~ May. ipii.
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II. y. Church. Forest CITY.

Rev &. IT, werner. Pastor.
LIST Saturday evening. sundaySmornins aud
evening ut Tsrkio Chapel.
:nd sunday morning at u. m. At Fores,
City Sunday evening at Kimsey school house
AT o'clock.
3rd sunday morning Mt Taskio Chapel nj II
=, M. ana evening ut Forest city At sp. m.
9Th sunday ~ kimscy NJ II a. N. and a,
Forest City NJ sp. M.
sunday school AZ $40 ~ m. J. n. Lease
Superintendent. .
Junior League ~ 80 y. M. Mrs. Werner
Superintendent.
tpworth League at 7 y. m. Miss Mary Hui.
lock. President.
Prayer mectih. Wednesday 1T 4 D. IN.
womer' Home Mission society Friday n,
:;3o y. m. Mrs, scott. President.
Choir practice Thursday AT sp. m.
sunday school at kimsey school house st II
u. m. 4. smith. Superintendent,
Epworth League AZ Kiu,scy school house
sunday AZ Z y. m.
sunday school ut Turkio Chapei " paS y
m. T.. +. boyd. Superintendent.
Prayer meeting nj Tarkio Chapel sunday
and Wednesday At : 30 y. M.
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Order of Publication.

raS suit In the Circuit Court, To the Aug
STATE on MI>SOiKI,
county ~ Holt,
Al III" relation aud Ia ia. use ~ u :, Tcnr",
collector ~ the Revenue hin nnd tor The
County Holt and Siuicuf Missouri, ram
TN,
4. ". krrld.r. Defendant,
The Shriiif having mni" return ~ Nr'lrr
showing Defendant not >tr,cd and the Court
having ordered this order ~ Publication u
rhr Holt County sentinel, designated hv
Plaintiffs attorney un the :Nth day ~ April
Whorupnn il Il ordered 10y the clerk In
Vacation this 18th day ~ May, 1911 that saii
npf"nuun, he notified ~ publication that
Plaintiff has commenced u suit against mn.
| IN this Court the object aud general hhtur"
~ which Is that Plaintiff seeks in ,nfnrrc ~"
| lien ~ the stat. of Missouri against III. fol-
| lowing d->rtih"d Real Estate, situate, lyihs
| aud hrlng IN Holt County, Missouri, aud he
longing Ia III. Defendant Ia this suit, for GER
tain delinquent ann back taxes an" thereon.
| aud unpaid fur the ,caf> 1876, i9ss aud l9H
with Interest thereon and costs levied upon
| said real estate, ns IN the F"iiioh ana TAX
| Bill herein set forth. 70 "
| Forty ttn acres in North West quarter n;
". ~ ~ the south West quarter T., W, ~ ~
section Twenty Three c.3l 10 Township siNty-
| One l6il, Of Range Forty tto,; aud that unless
the said !, W. Rrcider be- and appear ~ thi,
Court, NJ the next term thereof Ia he nrsuii
aud holden ~ y. Court Hons. in Guy o,
| Oregon In said County. IN the 18Th day ~
| August next. and on the first day of SAID
term answer or plead To the petition ~ SAID
.anss, a." same IT, =" zen - sc conssv
| Aud II In furt her ordered. That = copy here
uf Il" published, according to law, In The
weeks. the last Insertion Ia he NJ least four
i I'LL "''''' WV WI" IA: puNHAI,,
| A true copy from the record
| Witness my hand and the seal NJ the Cir
- cult Court Of Holt County. this 10Th
1
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN from Holt county
% prepare fol. desirable position In Govt,
Nell Service: SALARY. ~. Rapid 2ronotio.
One, Cedar Rapids, IUWa
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Evangelical Church.

u. ". weidemicr, Pastor
Oregon sunday school at 10 a. m. X. c
kunkei, superintendent.
Y p. A. at : y. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at sp. m.
Preaching. first and third sundays at II .
m. Second and fourth sundays AZ = p. M.
Nickells Grove sunday school at 10 a. m
W. J. Zarhman superintendent.
p. A. at 1i3o y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at p. m
Preaching, first and third sundays at sp m
Second and fourth sundays at II u. m.
Benton sunday school At: 30 y. IN. Preach
ny every sunday at $3.50 y. m.
Any one Is cordially welcomed to any o
these services.
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WA NTED FAITHFUL PERSON To
TRAVEL for we'll ESTABLISHED house in fov
counties, calling on retail merchsnts and
s "a ass dss:,sy p ssIscy &c. yss;
kusineis successful and rushing. STANDARD
aeasA ~ Dearborn o. ChicagO.
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Executrix's Notice.

Notice II hereby given, that Letters Tesla
deceased, were granted TO the under.
signed. on the 10Th day Of May. 1911, by thu
Probate Court OF Holt County Missouri.
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate. are required 70 exhibit them for allow
xnce to the Executor within one year after
the date Ut said letters. or they may he pre-.
such claims be not exhibited within two year,
from the date VI this publication. they shall
be- forever barred.
This 18th day of May: 1911.
LIZZIE NJ. ROCKER,
ExecutriN.
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Chief johnson II and Johnny John.
son will he allowed to serve limited
number OF mares at my barn, three
miles sout beast Of Oregon, on the old
Judge Mcintyre farm, on the st. 10.
seph road. They are jet blacks with
white points: l5i hands high, four
years old and weigh about 900
pounds. They are heavy bodied, good
breast and Vide In rump, splendid
head and ears, good style and action,
heavy boned. have large feet. stand
up well and have proved themselves
to he superior breeders.
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THE BLADE,
Toledo. Ohio,
Administrators Notice.

Notice h hereby given, that Letters
Mary T.. Hardn,an, deceased, wcr.
granted 10 the undersigned an the 18th day ot
May. iQil, by the Probate Court OF Holt
against said estate are required 10 exhibit
them for allowance 10 the administrators
within one year after the date NJ said letters
or they may he pr.clnded from any benefit 81
tied within two years from the date ~ this
publication, they will he forever barred.
&C. HARTMAN,
Administrator.
This 18th day ~ May, 1911.
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German II. =. Church.
Rev. Henry Bruns. Pastor.

sunday school NJ $50 q. m.
Preaching every sunday ut o:SO .. m.
Preaching every sunday ~ the kodawaS
church at 30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon .,
S:o.
Everybody cordially invited to attend abov'
esvices.
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lDeNOtlOIlS- SUBJECT "A routIiIuI
Missionary" , Kings, 5:l.l4.
Music.
Roll Call Responses-Scripture Text
"Christian Education In Korea" Mrs.
Ora King
Demand for Modern Education
Mrs. Hunt.
"The Native System Of Education
Mrs. Taylor.
"What Christian Education Has
Done" Mrs. Bunker,
SLOW Kuibum Youngpokie and the
Tiger Helped TO Evangelize the
Village" Mrs. S. Ramsay.
"What Have the Children Done?''
Mrs. Kunz.
Benediction.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

$1,000 tn insure Twin. colt by Red
Chief. sl2 80 To insure living colt by
Lawrenzius. IT mare Is disposed OF
or removed from the county, insur.
ance money IL forfeited and becomes
due. Mare and colt will he held for
service fees. Care taken to avoid ac.
cidents, but will not be responsible
should any occur. Pedigrees Of these
horses can be seen at barn.
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TROTTING BRED STALLION

RED CHIEF is sorrel, IL hands
high. weighs 1850 pounds, years old.
Will make the season Of 1911, AT the
livery barn. Oregon. Mo-, Friday and
Saturday Of each week.
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THE OREGON iNTERUIRBAN
TINE TABLE.

Note.A-Daily Except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car
load shipments will leave Oregon al
1910 p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice: All local freight will leave
Oregon on the $50 q. M. train.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS: For
service Of Jacks, $3.50 To insure colt
For service Of Hero. sl5. When mare
l. parted with or removed from orig.
inal locality, money for service he
comes due AT once. A lien on mare
and foal will be held for insurance
Care will he taken TO prevent acct
dents, but will not be responsible,
should any occur.
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The Black PercherOn Stallion
HERO,

weighs about 1900 pounds, with fine
points and perfec, build. will be AL.
lowed to serve limited number Of
mares.
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Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath school ut $50 every sabbath.
Ups. q. u. NJ 8;'O y. m.
Prayer Service Thursday evening ~ IN
.. N.
Preaching every sabbath NJ II u. IN. 81
f.3o y. M.
wOodville every sabbath ~ 3 D. m.
rEverybody cordially invited Ia attend ~
above services
II the pastor can help you, please cali a.
his services.
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LAWRENZlCS is an Imported
German Coach stallion, ~ years old,
Dark hay In color: weight 1850 lbs.
Will make the season Of 1911, at the
livery barn, Oregon, Mo-. every day.
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lev. T. D. Roberts Appointments.
New Point. every sab ,Ash. morning and
evening.
sabbath school at 10 .. m. :evcry Sabbath
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Christian Church, New Point.

Christian Church, New Point.
Elder Fred u. August Inc, Pastor.
Sunday school, i0A ~.
Preaching on the second and fourth sunday
In pah month, II u. IT,, and evening.
FPS. q. X. every sunday evenings 80 p.L =.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Baptist Church.
VIM Mitchell, Pastor.
services NJ the First Baptist church the
tirst sunday In each month u II .. M. ana y,
M.
sunday scooi at 2 y. m. each sunday.
u. Y. r. U. at Z .. M.
All ARE invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10

That is the opinion of Judge Rob-
ert O. Cornell of the Domestic Re-
lations Court. of certain species OF
married men to be found largely in
cities like New York.
Men don't seem to know nova
days what it means to be husbands,
and the situation is positively tragic
said Judge Cornell Now, it only
stands to reason that no man can be
a successful husband and a bachelor
at the same time. This morning, for
instance, / had four cases before me
to which this applies. l do not say
this condition is at present any great
menace to the community, but the
conditions that produce this state of
mind in a man should be attacked,
"The trouble frequently arises
from the city atmosphere in which
young man lives. He becomes so
thoroughly and absolutely a bachelor,
thinking of his own ways, his dissi-
pations and his selfish living, that he
does not have even the beginning of
successful husband.
when this sort of man marries his
wife in a short time begins to drag
on him. 1t is not her fault, she is do
ing all she can. But the husband
cannot give Up his bachelor friends
and sports and pastimes. He cannot
afford both a wife and his pleasures
and nine times out of ten he takes his
pleasures"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
1911 CHEYENNE PICTURES
SEEN BY LARGE CROWD

The 1911 Cheyenne Frontier Day
Celebration pictures were shown at
the Grand Theater last night for the
first time since they were published.
A large crowd was on hand to see the
pictures. Roy Raley, who was Wis
itor at the original Roundup. says
that the pictures are very good in
every respect. He claims that they
take in everything that was at the
original show. The clear pictures of
the bucking buffaloes and the buck
ing horses are a feature of the show.
The entire show includes 500 feet of
films that are worth while. The
crowd that saw the pictures last
night easily recognized Buffalo Ver-
non and many others who were star
performers at your |'Round-Up. The
pictures will be shown again this af-
ternoon and evening at p. m.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
tracted attention throughout both this
country and Europe.
Jeanne TowIcr in "Te White Sister.

Jeanne TOwIer In "Te White Sister"
The three greatest and most sue
ce sful church or religious plays of
the past twen,y years are 1.-The Chris
tian," THE Rosary" and 1.-The White
Sister, and Of the three the largest
individual money maker is Viola AL
lens latest success, 1.-The White Sis
ter" in which Miss Jeane fowler is
announced TO appear at the oregon
heater next Sunday evening.
81 houyh "The White Sister has
a religious setting and uplifting
theme it is not essentially a religious
play but partakes more of the nature
and spir of the romantic. 1t is that
fact that sus ain its popularity with
the general public. 1t is a human
story with flesh and blood characters
showing the same strength and weak
ncs es that all humau nature is sub
ject to. The scenes are laid in Italy
ana tho actors in the story are Italians
hut It could be laid Just as well in
America with an American hero and
heroine. The prototype of the char
aCters are moving amongst Us every
day and often the same problem that
presented itself to the white Sister"
has presented itself to an American
girl.
u TOwlyr will have the same ad-
vantages of scenic production and
special music that was given Viola Al
len by Liebler & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
GOES THIRTY MILES TO SCHOOL
Kansas Boy Travels the Entire Dis
tance Every Day

Salina, Kan.-Going thirty miles
day TO attend school is a part of the
work of Karl Dairymple of this coun-
ty. who is taking advantage of the
Barnes high school law and attend
ing the high school in Salina. The
young man lives fifteen miles north
east of this city. He makes the trip
back and forth on a motorcycle. He
started the first day, recently, and
declares he will not miss a day un-
less he is ILL., He is not sure just
what he will do when the snow flies
and the weather gets so bad he cam
not use his motorcycle, but he says
it will not keep him out of school.
Young Dairymple helps milk the
COWS both morning and evening, and
does the home chores about the farm
He leaves home about $40. and, so
far, has not been tardy but usually
has few minutes to spare. School
hegins at o'clock. He frequently
makes the fifteen miles in twenty
minutes, but does this only when the
roads are good. He has never con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
(,rDiIcuIil.

CTDiIcHll.
Fridays change is excellent. Don't
misc H.
]. TIE Making Of a Man" Bio
graph. \ young girl becomes fasci-
mated by the Leading man of barn
storm ng mpany, whom she meets
"a a dance given during the stay of
ne company in the town Her faith
cr finds that hi daughter IS IN love
with the actor, and his discipline
causes her to leave home. The actor
realizes that he loves the girl and
MARI G. her. Her father, forces her
back home. The actor determines
to make himself worthy of her. He
returns 10 claim his wife but is told
she is dead--fCr she was considered
dead by her family when she finally
left home in search of him. Fate
again brings them together
>. The Sheriff's Decision" Es-
sanay \ western drama of delayed
Justice. Played with excellent feel
ing, with superb scenic backgrounds
3. "The Co,oners Son." Kalem
Col Malcolm drives his son Dick
from home. Dick goes north and en-
lists in the union army. He pene-
trates the Confederate lines as a spy,
is captured and taken to headquarters
of his father Dick is to be shot and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
UNION DEPOT HIS SECURITY.
Policeman Takes 1t as Pledge for
Loan of 'Two Bits"

Loan of "Two Bits
Kansas City, Mo.-A Kansas City
Policeman, sober. apparently sane,
and at all events thoroughly "city
broke" made a loan to a stranger
and took the old Union station as Sc
curity
looking person who had evidently
been looking upon Union avenue
booze when it bites like a serpent
picked up a copy of the Journal from
seat in the general waiting room
at the station and after absorbing the
details of the account of how "Sa-
maritan Joe" Enright had played a
part in a little drama of real life
Sunday afternoon, immediately pro-
ceeded to look up the officer.
I'm dead broke and hungry and
thirsty" he said without wasting time
on preliminaries. 81 amt exactly no
fairy with blue eyes and golden hair,
but l need two bits Just the same"
why don't you work for it?" de-
handed Joe.
I'm too hungry and too shot to
pieces to work. I've been boozin',
and if the road to Jericho's got the
st Bottom skinned any, 1 don't
want to travel it, see? I'll spend 10
cents of it for booze and the rest Of it
for a meal"
I'll make the loan" said Joe
laughing, but you've got to give me
some security"
How'll this old ark Of a Union
depot do asked the thirsty one.
You're on" said Joe. "a man
with your nerve is entitled to some-
thing. Here's my contribution" The
man seized the % cent piece and was
gone.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
The PaStjne.

Only the best in motion pictures
shown here. Fridays change of pro-
gram:
Grandma Essanay. The pret-
lest story ever told. A rich young
mother neglects her child for the af-
fairs of society. The baby girl is sent
up with tenderness for lost time. The
to live with her grandma while the
parents are in Europe. The grand
mother steps into the mothers place
in the childs affections and the moth
er sar'y comes to realize that she
hasn't ,een doing her duty and makes
scenes at grandma's farm are delight
full
THE Human Torpedo Lubin.
How would you like to have swallow
ed gallon of nitroglycerine and be-
come a human torpedo whom every
enc was afraid to jar. The cops fol-
lowed this man and. no matter what
he did, protected him from getting
any jar.
The Saving Sign" Kalem This
classic Indian picture is q headliner.
This story represents an Indian max
ing sign, which he says is sacred
The white man to whom he explains
it, teaches it to his daughter and lat
er she is captured by the Indians, who
are now hostileI When Ruth's hands
are unbound at the stake she looks
upward and makes the Sign" which
so amazes the Indian that they agree
to peace.
"The Spinster's Marriage Ameri-
can Pathe. The story of what hap
pened when a fine was imposed upon
bachelors and spinsters.
Working Elephants" An indus
trial film. showing how elephants
work after they have been trained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10

when. the death sentnece is read he
shows he is "A coward. His father re-
mains loyal to his oath and allows
the order of the court martial to be
executed.
4. 'Rangoon. India" Pathe. This
pretty travelogue thoroughly explains
the charm Rangoon has for tourists.
5. Little Mority is Too Short"
Pathe. The dimintive size Of this in
dividual has caused him much trou-
BILE and costs him the consent of his
sweetheart's father. He dons a pair
of stills and makes his temperance
at his sweethearts house where he
amazes everybody with his surprising
growth. The father, appreciating a
good joke, grants his permission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10

ers in light opera. She is a Philadel-
phia girl and is the daughter Of Ma
tilda Stoner. we'll known dramatic
actress of few years ago. Miss sto-
ner Is musician of many attainments
for aside fro mbeing a soprano of rep
utation she is an accompl shed viol-
in, pianist of ability, and possesses
an insight into the technique Of mu-
sic of the higher order that has at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10

shown here. Fridays change of pro-
gram:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
Keeps Vote from Negroes.

Enid, Okla.-One year in prison
and a fine of 500 against each of
them formed the penalty imposed by
United States District Judge Cottrell
upon j. ]. Beall and Frank Dunn,
state election inspector, convicted Of
conspiracy to deprive negroes of the
right of voting in a congressional
election in 1910
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
At THEOREGON THEATRE
zinc Golden Girl,

Jessie Stoner. the prima donna of
William p. Cullen's musical companv
presenting the Golden Girl" which
appears tonight at the oregon theater
Is one of the youngest soprano sing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10

sumed as much as thirty minutes on
the road.
The boy is 16 years old and has
passed through the graded schools in
the country district where he lives.
( The Salina high school is the nearest
school of the kind to his home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-10
MEN MUST LEARN TO
LIVE MARRIED LIVES
Judge Says Divorces Result From
Husbands Adherence to Bache-
lor WAYS.

New York.-"When men cease to
lead the existence of ex-bachelOrs af
ter marriage and become real hus-
bands there will be far less divorce
and domestic unhappiness.'