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The evening world., 1912-04-08

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK. April
s.-Just before the game with Newark
this afternoon Manager McGraw an.
nounced that he had sold George Pierce.
n OF his most promising young pitch
ers. 10 the Cubs. McGraw had asked
for four waivers on Pierce with the evil
dent intent OF placing him In some
minor league club 90 that he could buy
him back next season. but Chiceg go re-
fused to waive and McGraw allowed
Chance TO have him at the regular
waiver price. which fs $500.
Snow was whiring around the .leads
Of Big jeff Tesreau, the Ozark bear
hunter when no went in to pitch against
Newark, and the players on the side
lines we're muffled IN heavy Mackinaw
Jackets. The size OF Tssreau was
BROUGHT out sharply when Latham was
completely hidden behind him and had
TO step to one side to let the whole hum
dred persons present know that the
bruin' snatcher was about to perform.
The cold weather also froze out the
| oficial scorer for a few minutes. and "a
ne 10 custodian of the ammunition the
rame had to be postponed for q few
| minutes while McGraw sent to tho club
house and got a few balls. Arthur
Fletcher. who hurt his leg while sliding
into the bag on Saturday. was unable
to take part in the pastime n sent in
an undsrstudy. in the person OF Arthur
Shafer.
Cy Seymour was TO have played centr'
Geld for Newark. but he got lost In
snow storm on his way over from the
Bronx, and Collins had to mind tho Gar
den. Arthur Wilson caught the game
devpite his nat wheel. and got aloni
nicely. even though he had to run II
circles.
Joe Nc0inity. q gentleman farmerlS
we'll known around these parts. got or
me mound and did the shooting for thu
Indians.
Bernard. the frst man up. shot TIN
The evening world., 1912-04-08
W0LvERT0N ISN'T FIGURING
ON SIGNING ED. sweeney.

TOLEDO. O.. April s-Chaperoning
a squad Of twenty players. Manager
Harry wolverton piloted his New York
Yankees into Toledo shortly after noon
to-day for a two-game series. Hal
Chase Joined the team here. He was
in Cleveland Sunday. Wolverton de-
clared that he was not depending upon
securing Catcher Sweeney. who 10 hold
ing out for more money and that fur
ther overtures must now come, from
the backstop.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
No INSTRUCTIONS,
COMMAND
tcontinusd from First Psss.)

Elementary isgtsastaon WHOM w ossar
up points that are still IN didputs In
connection with the enforcement Of the
law" will DO suggested, Judioiai reform
TO shorten appeals viii aioo De advo-
Gated. this plank being modelled akns
the lines suggested In the resolutions
adopted at the last seaaion OF the
American Bar Association.
An appeal for refo,m In the financial
administration Of the government ai
largo will also be made and the oop.
ventioa will declare for conservation d
natural resources Of the nation.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
Roosevelt's Manager Calls on
President to Act on Reported
Frauds In Kentucky.
TWO STEALS.
Says Taft Will Be Deliberate
Receiver of Stolen Goods if
He Does Not Punish Men.

WASHINGTON. April SIN an opon
letter to President Taft. given out at
Roosevelt headquarters here to-day.
Senator Joseph n. Dixon, oamoaign
manager for Col. Roosevelt, declares
that the President will become the de-
libcrate receiver Of stolen goods II he
does not rcpudiate the action OF certain
Federal of,ce-hoiders in the Kentucky
elections Saturday and institute pro-
ccedinEs against them.
Senator Dxon's letter was rent 90 the
result Of a telegram received from e.
c.. O'Rear. former Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Kentucky and Repuo.
lican candidate for Governor At the last
election. This telegram. sent yesterday,
was as follows:
Later rcturns give Roosevelt First
District. but Chairman OF McCracken
County. who 10 deputy postmaster at
Paducah. signs Taft certificate. although
Roosevelt carries county by zoos to 5i7.
In Carlisle County Roosevelt had all
but three. one OF whom was the chair
man. but postmaster signs Taft certif.
cato. Tho district chairman 10 postmay-
ter ~ Mayfield. Nothing approaching
these high-handed methods has ever
been developed before In Kentucky poll.
tics."
AcTo CONSTITUTE THEFT, sAvs
DIXON.
Senator Dixon in his letter declares
that Federal of~icc-holdsrs supporung
President Taft are specifically chargsd
by Judge ORear with violating the law.
The civil service regulations and Exec.
utiye orders.
"Thsse acts operate to subvert the
directly Expressed will Of the majority
Of the voters In the districts whore com.
mitted." says the letter.
In plain Language. these acts oon.
stituts theft. Untsss they are pv6fnptiy
rspudiated By you ana those who com.
mitted them are Immediately cited to
trial. you cannot escape the Charlie of
being willing to proht knowingly by
such theft. In other words, you viii
become the dshbsrate receiver Of stolen
Senator Dixon dscisres that postmas-
tcrs have ignored President Tafts n.
cent message to Conxreas. recommend.
Ing tho transfer of postmasters to the
civil service; or that they refuse to
credit you with sincerity In your pub
Nc declarations.
FAILURE on your part now to act In
prompt rebuke n punishment Of thsse
|cr1mes q only convince the whole
country that the assault upon your
honor BY your s~ubordinstes In Ken
lucky 10 JUSTIFIED.
II oall upon you. not - . candidate
for denomination. but a. President OF
the United States. to issue an order
TO che ofaceholdsrs Of Kentucky TO can
DEL their illegal action. I call upon you
al Prcsident OF tho United States IA
punish these men guilty 81 vtolatins
tho civf1 service rules and the orders
Of your predsceaeor. call upon YOU
- President OF the United States to
enforce the law"
Senator Dixon stated that no had serd
tho reports to the Civil Service Commits.
sion. In giving u the letter he said
tho matter would be before C0ngreas
within twenty-four hours.''
The evening world., 1912-04-08
ONTARIO'S PASSENGERS
WE'RE TAKEN ON AT
AND NORFOLK

BALTIMORE. Ma. April s.-when
;, O, whitnsy. president OF the Mer.
chants and Miners Transportation
Company, was Informed that the pas.
ssasssu Of the Ontario had been saved
Ae exclaimed,
"rhanh God fes thAtI The boat u a
minos es~sidssatioa compared With the
aafsty of the passsa0sra."
ThS passsnGsrs Nooksd from Baati.
moss whose addrsssss ere not Givsu
IN the list arc Miss Katherine II
Bchwasts. Miss Nellie 10. sheehap. A. ID
cshll and wife, T. II. Gray tr. ant
VITO. J, u. Bond and wife. II. w. San
horn and wtfe. Mrs, w. ]. Bond Capt
Boad's wtfs). T. Corney and Franz
Bowden,
A numbes q othsrs wre taken on .
Norfolk. a.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
VAN OF
ON WAY TO ROCHESTER,,

The advance guapd Of the 0rsatss New
York delegates to the Republican state
Convention. which meets at nooN 20.
morrow IN Rochester, lsft the 0rand
Central Station I'm . spsoai train Of
Pulimans at $50 A. ~, to-day, Only
sevsnty-hvs delegates and politicians
up along the route, Tit main body OF
the d~alsEates from the metropolitan dts.
tyicts will go up Tonight,
The evening world., 1912-04-08
ECO ROLLING THR0N0S
on WHITE HOUSE LAWNS,

WASHINGTON, Apr1l h-sIpnArsaa 81
children to-day crowded the main
grounds Of the White House to, toin in
the annual Eastet Monday eyH rolling.
The air was chilly but bthsywiss ths
day was aisaos, psrtss', snd children Of
ers, big sisters and uurseS NGNksd In 10
paay on the White HOUSE lawns,
The evening world., 1912-04-08
Hoods SarsapariIla

It puriaes and enriches thcf blood.
cures e%ruptions. builds up the system.
Get 1t to-day in usual liquid form OF
c~hocolated tablets known a. 0aSoateb0.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
OIEO.

OCEO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on April Z. 1912.
HARRIETT u. BOYLE. Wife OF Frank
w. Hartman.
Funeral services will BE- held In ct.
Johns Episcopal Church. Larchmont. y.
y, Wednesday. April 10. upon arrival OF
train leaving Gr6hd Central Depot. New
York, ut 1870 A. n. Interment at
R~eechwood Cemetery. New Rochelle.
n. Y.
sMITH.-On sunday. Aprfl 7. At his resi-.
dence, 5s1 Amsterdam ave., PATRICK J,
SMITH. beloved husband OF Mary Smith.
Funeral services at the Church OF 81.
Gregory the Great at 10 A. M. wsdnss-
day. April 10.
The evening world., 1912-04-08
Spring Medicine

There 10 no other season when medi-
cine IL % much needed q In the
spring. The blood 10 impure md I'm
p~overished-a condition indicated by
pimples, boiIs and other e%ruptions on
the face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss Of appetite. lack of strength.
The great spring medicine. accord
ing 20 the experience and testimony
OF thousands annually. Is
The evening world., 1912-04-08
GIANTS GET FINE
PRACTICE WITH
MG|NN|TY'S NINE
BATTING ORDER.
BY

Umpirs-Latham. Attendance $50
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

Judge Wchrli, of Ross Grove, was
here Monday, and made his settle
men, rs "'e's'er WIN 'hc count!
court tie Always u" '''le WIN HIS
Se''"''''h.s' a'" u ONE " 'he pes'
o'ers''rs !" ''''S part VI the STATE
Will u. Locke and his famous
band of actors viii be at the Opera
House In Forest city, Tuesday, Feb.l3
r.. G. DUNCAN is now able to get
out some. lie has been quite sick
from an acute attack Of indigestion,
which came To him In Kansas City,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

". u. Mo,ra and wife are visis.
ing relatives IN New Albany. Ind.
and will likely extend their yisi, over
the remainder 0f the winter.
Don't fail Ia see the wedding Of
Miss Short and Mr.. Long. AT the Gem
Theatre, Wednesday eve. Feb. iiih.
al $50 p. M. Admission lOc.
Dr. Charles Simpson, Of Yates
Center, Kan, spent u few days here
visiting his parents, sam simpson aud
wife, brother, and other relatives.
-.Kunkei 4 Kiddoo, Photographers,
viii bc IN Oregon, Mo, Friday and
a,urday Of each week.
\ Christ. LEM, Of Richvillc, l. stu
very low with pneumonia, but Is some.
what improved. a trained nurse from
ST. Joseph having charge Of the ease.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

Or. Il. G. Pierce VAS In Kansas
City last week.
Mark Haley has quit his job as
the operator at Curzon.
Claude King was spring buyer
Of goods IN st. Joseph this week.
FOR SALE--A 100 egg Queen lncu.
bator, good as new. Address lock box
81, Oregon, Mo.
John W. Stokes and wife are en-.
PERTAINING their grandson, Louis Will.
Jams. OF Colorado.
by reason Of the Illness Of Re Z.
Day, the series Of meetings at Kim.
sey have been discontinued.
Uncle Phil. IIuiTacrc, one Of the
oldes, Of our colored people. is very
low from the intirmiti,s Of old aye.
Clark Gladmon is going to have
an auction Of Household Goods Sat.
urday next at y. IN. Be sure and
attend.
l.. NJ. Wamplcr, wife aud daugh.
ter, OF Mound City, visited at the
Joshua Adolph home for a few days
last week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
New Point, and Vicinity.

Ed. Davis and son Fred went to
Oregon Monday.
Dan Dreher and viii Terry were
trading In 81. Joe Thursday.
Dale kunkel returned Sunday
from an extended visit with relatives
IN Petrolia. Kan.
Ariel Williams came to school
Monday after q weeks absence be-
cause Of sickness.
Born. to Dave Brickey and wife "a
daughter, Feb !, hrs. Kearney and
Carson attending.
There IL . great deal Of distemper
among the horses now. Scott Carson
lost a mare last week.
Mrs. Henry Wright left for Hot
Springs, Ark, Tuesday TO take care
Of her sister, WHO fell and broke her
hip. Tie sister is an invalid.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Whitmer viii he sorry 10 learn
that Mr.. Whilmcr Is seriously III. 4
nurse was called Tuesday to care Tor
him.
1.-The Olney Quartette" win give
a concert next Saturday night, the
10Th, They viii use sayophones and
trombones. This viii be- Il rare OPP
portunity To hear some tine vocal and
Instrumental music.
Married, at . p. m. Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. 7, 1912, al the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Davis, Miss Mabel Davis and Mr..
Claud Bender, Elder Is. II. Dawson,
OF Oregon, officiating. Many, many
friends send best wishes for happi.
ness and prosperity.
In spite Of the cold weather, a
crowd OF IS persons, not counting the
children, met at the home Of j, W,
Davis Thursday afternoon to
"shower" Mabel Davis. She re-
ecived great many presents;
many OF them beautiful, and
all, useful. II was genuine
surprise--tO Mabel only. After q few
hours Of mirth, refreshments consist
Ing OF cake and Ice cream were
served, after which the guests left
with heartfelt wishes fer q long and
happy future for tie bride-elect.
Those present were Mesdames Jane
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

and contains 81 acres. The Ford
boys expect To move all their breed
Ing stock To the place the first Of
March. Craig Leader.
Judge u, W. Porter, Of Mound
City, attended the Roosevelt meet a,
jefferson city. called by Gov. Iiadlcy
for Tuesday of this week.
You are cordially invited TO attend
our sale. We want tn meet you and
form an acquaintance. You will be u
warm friend and q booster for us
henceforth. KiNzrR Il JACKSON.
Charley Scliooler. while shooting u
horse Tuesday, Was badly bruised up
by being kicked. John Hubert, his
helper, was also badly bruised up.
They had time with the animal,
and Il Is strange one or both were not
killed.
will Rankin, OF burlington. Wyo.,
had \ toad Of sheep on the Omaha
market last week, and after disposing
Of them, came down for a little visit
with Pap and Ma Meyer. lie says
his wife and son Meyer are both we'll
and tina, they have had no such ST.
we're weather as We have had.
, The Missouri river has been closed
since Dee. 81, and II seems inclined To
/ keep closed. or late years II has not
remained closed for a very long per-
iod, but In is9s 1t closed Nov. % and
did not OPT until March 10, $3.50.
On Dec. ~, 1879, il closed and opened
March ~, 1900. In 1909 the White
Cloud ferry VAS out Of business on
account Of the ice but II days during
the winter.
81 was KEEP, out Of number Of in
fuential lodges for many years by a
fear Of the initiation" said &. u.
Mum the other day, but the ordeal
was not bad when ] did muster up
courage. Now an Initiation Is like
fun to me. though many wOuld.be
( jOiners worry themselves sick over
the initiation. Hope the drinking Of
camels' milk and troding along over
the hot sands will he no worse"
Elder Il. II. Dawson viii preach
at the Oregon Christian church Sun.
day morning AZ II o'clock, and In the
evening al 7::D. Everybody cordially
invited To attend these services.
r. j. Louden, living q few miles
north Of Craig. was suddenly taken
down with an attack Of appendicitis
the d. IT. Of the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Louden left for st. Joseph Thursday
night, lst inst. and he expected To
submit to an operation for the re.
moval OF his appendix. Craig Leader.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

Bucknnm, Alice lIamm, Nerna Hard
man Lizzie Brooks, Mary Render,
Mabel Fields, May Praiswater, Sue
kunkrl, y. ID. Roberts, Pearl Kuriz,
Fannie Kelley, Kate Lemon, Pearl
Lcntz, Hattie Dreher, Jane Acton,
LIME Oren, Maud Lemon, Ora Davis,
Ella Boswell, Louise Smith. Lena
Botkin, Mabel Meyers, Ida Acton,
Lille Craw ford, Emma IIornrckcr,
Rose skunk, He'll Ruhl, Leo,a XII
lam, Kate Bunt1, Pansy Ilardman.
Grace Dreher, Hess Hardin, Jennie
Pollock: Misses Kate Kramer, Carrie
Hitler, Ollie Acton, Cathaiine Terry,
Matte Glenn, Ethel Davis, Rcta BIOS.
we'll, Edith llardman, Anna Springer,
Elsa Ilardman, Minnie Kramer,
Emma Hitler, Myrtle Bender, Iva
Drehcr, BESSIE Comm, Mabel Davis,
Frances Terry, Maud IIardman, Flos-
sic Boswell, Hattie BunlG Mcssrs.
Claud BENDER, Fred Davis.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
SATURDAY SPECIAL.
nc Chocolate Candy, l,'c.
KREEk \ HASH ESS.

Mrs. Emma Graham has returned
from Kansas city. where she has
been nj the bedside Of her brother. In.
law, Joe u. Graham. We are glad Ia
learn tina, she reports Mr.. Graham as
somewhat improved.
News has reached the relatives
here Of .he alarming illness Of Merrill
Chri>ty, At Little Rock. Ark. and
two trained nurses are with him con.
s'antly. lie Is grandson Of Mrs.
Bette Bunker. Of this city,
Is, q. Cowan, wife and tNodaugh-
tiers, sailed from New York Saturday
Of last week for six months tour Of
Europe. They 80 first Ia Egypt, The
sentinel and their many Holt county
friends viii wish them bon-yoyage.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

sam Hughes. who has been farm
ing for the pas, forty years. has con.
cluded to quit. and Is moving u town.
having purchased the Molter proper.
~.
Several White Langs,ian BOOSTERS
for sale Mis-. N. &. NORRIS,
Home Phone. Oregon, Mo.
Miss Lulu Intermili and Mrs. Ella
Hutton, Of the Benton district, have
been making II a pleasant visit for
their cousin, Lewis Mowry, Of Mon.
tana.
George Meyer, Lr.. was here Sat
urday last, and was made the admin.
istrator Of his sisters estate, Mrs.
Florinda Propes, who died Januar,
~. His bond Was fixed at st,OO0.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

Lee Alkire has returned from
Guthrie. Oh. Where lac Was called as
witness In the Cravenscasr. Maust
alias Crayens In 1902 was In the EN-.
ploy Of his father. Henry l.. Alkire.
Choice bun Rock BOOSTERS and
Hens for sale. Both phones.
2-25 MRS. JOnN T.. SLATFR.
The Frazer farm In Forest town.
ship will be handled this year by Jesse
Mills, who has moved TO the place to
ge, u good ready when spring time
comes. II the grounding Is right, lie
will have six weeks TO get ready.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
Phones. Old NJ. Mutual ~.


Dr. Grassland. of ~. Joseph, Was
here Friday last Ia see Benton Welch,
" ho Is a very sick man from typhoid
pneumonia.
T. A. Long, u. Y. :. tp.to.date
Veterinary. Oi,irr ~ home. Both
Phones. No. ~.
Mrs. Edgar Thatcher and the
baby visited her parents. Jnu. Ram.
say and wife. uf Forest city, a few
days last week,
DR.. Whi,scll, eye aud ear special.
list: 81 corner 9Th and Edmond. 81
Joseph. Both Phones, N3.
Mrs. Flora Buchcr returned to
81. Joseph Sunday. and viii 20 from
there back To her home IN Emmett
ID. abOu, the 18th inst
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

Mrs. vii, Markt Is on the sick
list.
See l.. !. Moore. Toe II. MURRAY.
or Matt Filler Tor literal contract for
raising Sweet Corn for Oregon Can.
ming Co. .mf
Miss Charline Russell vent /,
Kansas city "Wednesday Isl
will visit her sisters Before re- -.
Ing home, she will make visit "a
Columbia, Mo.
The Lockes IL a double hnll, ~ ue
Vampire" and "a butch Hero ia
terspersed With singing, damirc and
high.class musical numbers I bpera
House. Forest CITY. Tucsdai, t,D Is.
Edgar Leach, a. Forbes own e,
has purchased the Haley property, =
north Forest Guy. and Wit ~ ,
the property IN the course o' u :"
weeks. The consideration Vas =
Miss Shor, and AR. Long win g
married next "Wednesday rycuin. I
$50 o. M, at the GEN Theatre, t,r
the benefit of the Young ,"opi =
Choir. Of the NJ. Il. church. Atmi :
sion l0c,
A. II. Kunkel sold his rs acres Ia
Jacob Fink this week, Al an even 'lNo
per acre. 'Dolph and family viii
leave In about u month for IIolIisirr,
ID, where they will make t,cir In
ture home. II Is to be regretted hat
such people will leave us.
Sam Davidson has purchased lie
two lots known a. the Bob Howell
blacksmith shop lots, from Mrs. Rob
ert Howell, paying Sl,23O for he
property. The two lots are 3soS320
feet, and Mr.. Davidson may conclude
to build couple Of rcntable resi-
dences.
Little Johnny Bleyins, the 3-year.
old grandson of Charles Cowan, who
has been so very low with pneumo-
MIA, Is much improved. a trained
nurse has been with him for several
days. Mrs. Blevins was called here
by the death Of her mother, and she
and little Johnny are at her fathers.
Typhoid fever has appeared at
Parkville for the first time since the
epidemic In the fall and winter OF
l9O9.lO. There are at present seven
well-dehned cases, i've among the
students of Park College and two In
the town. Every effort Is being made
to lind the cause.
The farm which was a part OF the
Mrs. Kate Browning estate has been
sold to the Ford brothers for 1925 pei
acre. The tract Is better known rs
the old Joseph Wise place. 1t lies
three. fourths Of . mile east OF town
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

Chris. JalnisOn, Henry SchaefTer
and J. II. Williams were In St. JO-
seph Saturday and each bought "a
team Of mules. Frank Golden also
bought one mule. The mules were
shipped here Tuesday morning Oh the
local While unloading Chris. was
handed one, on his right lex by one Of
the mnles. and now Chris. says he
can't run q footrace Tor y few weeks
Forest City News.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
Mrs. I. &. holland. of Forest CITY.

Mrs. J. s. holland, Of Forest City.
is alarmingly III.
Tie Oregon Canning Co., will can
Sweet Corn, this year. 2.9tf
BON. Wednesday, Feb. :, 1912, a
son to Roller, Hatch and wife.
Mart Macl,ce has bought tie G..
H. Raker restaurant at Forest City.
Mrs. r.. A. Nctherland Is In Chi.
cago, buying her spring stock Of milf.
merry.
Note the announcement Of The
Youths Companion elsewhere IN
this issue.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
Board and Rooms.

Mrs. Maggie Howell. living two
blocks east Of the court house. l. pre-.
pared to furnish hoard and rooms to
court visitors. Those expecting Ia
attend the February term Of probate
court. should communicate With her
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
Alfalfa Seed For Sale.

~ bu. good, fresh, homegrown seed.
Orders will he filled and delivered at
Oregon and Forest City, when not
convenient TO come to the farm.
Both Phones. W. j. FIELD.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
J. {. WHITMER,
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

Charley Hartram visited his pa
and ma. G.. i. bartram and wife, OF
Mound city. last week.
Deputy n. $. Teare went TO Tar
kio Thursday last. and installed the
officers OF the Masonic lodge Of that
city.
1, took Marion Smith only two
years To tire of Kansas: now he and
family are back with their first love
Eigclow.
Mrs. ". \. Long. ~ Mound city,
was here . day or two las, week, ,is.
iling Mrs. I. A. Long. Who las been
qIi,c sick.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
Grass Seed.

Mixed Timothy and Alsycc. About
ihree.llfihs Alsyce. Price, $l5 per loo
while 1t lasts. A. W. NASCAMP.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
RERT G. PIERCE.
DENTIST,

a. ufir. 10 the Moore B'ide
lHpV0U nm HoursNr IN. to " IN. 80
''NSVu, isV' % ~. 80 5 y. ~.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09

See G. }. FMhrnAn for "a Horse
Blankets and Robes. =
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-02-09
\ OREGON lNTERURBAN
TIME TABLE.

Note-A-Daily Except Sunday.
A special train for stock and car
load shipments will leave Oregon At
1910 p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice; All l0cal freight will leave
Oregon on the 9:20 q. m. train.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-07-13

The Senate was officially notified o.
the British protest against The Pan
anna Canal administration bill laSI
night. when Secretary Of State Knox,
in a letter to Senator Rrandegec,
chairman Of the Senate intcrOccanic
canals committee, outlined the OBJ
jectionS raised by Great Britain. The
letter. paraphrasing the protest by
Charge d'Affairs Inncs, was generally
accepted as voicing the decision OF
the state department to leave the
entire matter in he hands Of Con-
gress, where the Legislation in dis
pute is now pending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-07-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Alexandria Council No. 5, Order OF
Fratcrnal Americans held an interest
ing meeting on Tuesday evening. Sev
cral applications for membership were
received and referred to committees
1t being the time for the semi-annuai
installation of officers, Deputy State
President George X. Bender installed
the following officers:
Past President, George W. Pettltt;
president Ernest Duffcy; vice pres
idcnt. George K. Smith; asSis-
tant recording secretary, Harold
C.. Clark: marshall, Neal Cary; warden
John kimball; inner guard, Thomas
Simpson, outer guard, ID. +. West;
chaplain, Lambert ID. Lyles. The
several officers entered upon the dis
charge of their duties. The council
will give an excursion 20 Marshall
Hall on Monday, July 29th, and the
committee having the matter IN
charge are making arrangements Tor
the handling Of large crowd.