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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Prolific Pear Tree

LONDON. July 2o-A pear tree In
Lowestoft garden has bioomed and
fruited twice this season, and is now
making a third show OF bloom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Cow Stops a Train

PARIS. July y A train between Paris
and NausirarG vas stopped by stray
COW which planuen Itself on the line and
refused 10 moe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Twins Celebrate ooth Birthday

LONDON july 21-Twin raa den s;ste-e
named HaNiwen Of BALKAN Il gh ROAD.
yestTday celebrated their ninety-ninth
brihday
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
SKULL CRUSHED AND THROAT CUT
Oklahoma Farmers wife Met Death
Under Peculiar Circumstances
stepson Escaped.

Helena. Oh. July 2i,-Mrs. Minnie
Ralstin. wife Of Meek Ralstin. u pros.
Porous farmer residing about 1--WE
miles southwest OF Helena, was muir.
lercd early in the morning at her
home. Her sknll was crushed and
her throat cut In two places
Mr., Ralsin and one OF his sons
had gone about 20 miles with cattle.
The woman was left home with Is.
Ncar'old Meek Ralstin. the youngest
son OF Mr.. Ralsiin and a stcp-son OF
the murdered woman. According To a
statement Of Meek Ralstin he heard
his si"n'mother groan between 3 and
. O'Clock and heard someone say,
Lets get the rest of them" which
frightened him NJ that he jumped out
~ window and ran. lie says he
was ordered to halt. and, not needing
the warning, VAS fired at three times.
So far no clew has been found and
no cause ascribed.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
CUT OUT GOOD ROADS PROVISION
Postoffiee Appropriation Bill Re.
ported TO Senate Without Feature
Proposed by House.

Washington. July 2i.--The y, s'oiiieo
appropriation Bill. shorn Of The eood
roads provisions propoS by the
House, and embracing revised par.
GELS post system. with charge, basel
on zones % distance. has been report.
ed TO the Scna;, by the posfoillce com.
mi,;ee.
In striking out the Shackc,'ni good
roads feature. which provided fpr led.
eral Improvement OF Highways, he
committee recommends An iny"s la.
ton by n special congressional com.
mi'ice and provides for no iighwny
improvements until his commission
has reported.
Senator Bourne rccoi g1onG tia,
third and fourth class mall matte
be combined for 'hc parcels pos, scr.
Vice; bur 'hc bill makes the parccls
pos Apply only To fourth ella - mat.
ter.
The Sonat" cOmmilio" sirrrh ~; OF
the House bill III" provision SWING -
postal employ rs IA" rIph' 10 combine
In labor unions aui the right , pet
ilon Congress for redress of heir
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
RAILROAD COMPANY is BLAMED
State Board Of Cancellation Finds sos.
ten Strike Justifahle. But Suggests
Conference OF Both Sides.

lioS'On, July .i.--The official ropor,
~ the Investigation OF the llos'Gn ols
waited railroad strike. conducted by
the STATE board oi consultation AMI
arbitration, finds the employee jus +.
fed In believing that many were dis.
charged hr'.u.c OF forming a union
l. recommends hat the Two parties
confer 10 reach an amicablo agree.
ment.
The cyidcnC. presented shows that
immodia'cl! sler he employees
formed union at2 men were dis.
chars' for various ofronses, lis of
the nunber without explanation 9th. r
than unsatisfactory service
"A strike exists so long as hose
who strike ma!n'ain an organization. 4"
The board quotes the state law, that
no person shall coerce or compel an
other no. 10 join or become a member
OF "A labor organization.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
HANF0RD'S TROUBLE NOT OVER
Victor Berger Proposes TO Continue
investigation and Expose Wealthy
eaekers CT Es.Judge.

Seattle, Wash, July 2i.-Dospite
the statements Of Judge lianford and
his counsel that ~" Judge resigned
bcchns" HIS health was poor, the i'm
preston Is general here that the rcsig.
nation VAS really presented In an
"nort 10 prevent sensational dis.
closures which might prove serious "a
powerful associates OF the Judge.
So strong II the impression that
many leaders here are planning 10 dc.
mand that Attorney General Wicker.
sham take NJ the investigation where
the congressional committee dropped
II and pursue II TO the end.
They believe II viii disclose a state
OF AFFAIRS demanding immediate cor.
recti0n,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
PREPARING FOR THE FLIGHT
AERO CLUB BUSY WITH FINAL
ARRANGEMENTS
Many Bags Already Shipped and Con
vention Hail 10 Used as Hangar
for Last inspection.

Kansas City, July "a Final details
for the big balloon meet here Satur.
day next are being pushed by the lora
committee.
ARRANGEMENTS for ample pro ection
against such rowdyism as marked he
International race last fall were made
81 a conference between Chief Grimm
and Captain Edwards of he police
department and George VI Myers Of
the Aero club. Policing the ground :
will be under the direct charge q
Captain Edwards and squad Of Off.
GERS sufficient 20 restrain ovpr.en.hu.
sias'ic sightseers.
Rags. pilots aud aids were menaced
last fill by hose who broke down the
rope fences aud crowded into the bal.
loon Enclosure. II Is more than pro.
bable that n wooden fence will inclose
the balloons his week. but In case
one Is erected II will be construct ed
so tha, no part of the Interesting WORK
preparatory 10 the fights will be lost
10 the spectators.
The tas has been made and row
one million cubic feet IL iu the biz
tanks a. the TOO ~ Holmes street.
The feed valves which have been un.
used FOR several months will he oiled
and tested aud every detail 80 care.
iully looked after that no loser can
look back and say thai the Kansas
city Aero club mad. his defeat posi-.
bic 10y InittcniiOn.
tn" big bag. many Of which have
already been shipped. will begin t.
arrive soon and will BE- taken 10 con.
vention Hall. where tho preparatory
work necessary upon The fabric. the
valves. etc. can be- done without liner.
ruption.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
WHILE TRAIN CREW WAS JOKING
accident Occurred on interurban Line
Near Erie, Pa. Killing 20 and
Woundirg Many.

Elo, Pa, luly 2i--Twenty.tiyc psr.
sons we're injured, i've dangerously.
When trolley car Jumped the track
~ Four Vii" creek. u summer resort
near AoI". lat" AZ night.
charges were made by persons who
were on the car that the mo,orman
and conductor were talking and jok
INK on the front platform while the
ear Was rocking aud carccning along
~ n rat" OF 80 miles an hour before
II hin sharp curve and turned over
on It's side.
Among the injured In the hospltal
~" Mr., aud Mrs Henry A. Dawley,
whose daughter Was killed AT the same
spot a month ago In motor accident
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
70 INSPECT STATE HIGHWAY
OFFICIALS TO START FIRST TRiF
THURSDAY.
Photographs and Data viii be Taken
for Report to Missouri Board Of
Agriculture.

Columbia, Mo. July 2,--Thc first
official inspection of the Old Trails
road. Missouri's first crossstate high.
way. will he made this month by Cur.
tis Hin, state highway engineer. and
an officer of the association. In the
party which will leave Columbia at
$50 o'clock Thursday morning will
be- Mr.. hin. Walter Williams. presi.
dent 81 the Missouri Old Trails asso.
citation and dean OF the school OF Jour.
na'ism: Frank l.. Martin Of the state
university. and p. H. venable of Co.
lnmb'a. The trip viii be- made In Mr..
Nonablp's ear
Photographs OF the road will be
taken and data viii be gathered for
mn official report to the state board OF
agriculture. Tho party will go west
Thursday TO Rochcport. Faye,te. Glas.
gov, Gillian. Slater and Marshall,
stopping ~ Lexington At night. Fri.
DAY morning the ear will 20 to Kan.
ras city. Returning II will leave
Kansas Ciiy Friday noon for yelling
ton. Lexington, Dover. Waveriy.
Grand Pass. Marshall, Arrow Rock.
BoonvIll", arriving Ia Columbia Satur.
day night. The inspection trip OF the
cast end viii start from Columbia
next Tuesday morning other associa.
ton officers will join In this trip.
Dean Williams aud prof. Martin viii
gather data and pictures for u book
TO b" issued about the road by the Old
Trails association.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
PUT HER ARMS ROUND BURGLAR
Missouri Farmers wife Mistook Mid.
night Prowler for Her
Husband.

Palmyra, Mo-, July IA burglar
who broke into the home OF John
Bross, a farmer, living east of here.
had thrilling experience. Rross had
been alarmed by the burglar and was
searching the house for him, followed
by his wife, The burglar took refuge
In a closet and Mrs. Bross, mistaking
him for her husband, threw her arms
about him to persuade him to take no
chances, The burglar. thinking he
had been captured, remained motion.
less until Mrs. Bross. by her excited
The burglar gently unloosed her arms
from around him and. jumping through
window. escaped.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
LABOR LEADER GOT NINE MONTHS
John Mitchell Sentenced In Buck
Stove and Range case-WiI
Go TO Supreme Court.

Washington, July 2i--John Mitch.
ell uce'president of the American
Federation of Labor, was sentenced
IN the District Of Columbia supreme
court TO nine months In prison for
contempt OF court, The case grew out
OF the Buck Stove and Range com.
phny suit begun six years ago. An ap.
peal was taken and $4,000 bail fur.
nished to abide by the decision of the
upper court.
IN the same case Samuel Gompers,
president OF the federation. was sen.
fenced recently to one year and Frank
Morrison, secretary. to six months,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
LANDSLIDE Hello TWO TRAINS
UNUSUAL TiE.uP OCCURRED
NEAR LOUISVILLE.
Passenger Train Was Buried While
Engineer Investigated Freight
Stalled Just Ahead.

Louisville. July 2i--CTew and pas
ytugcrs of a Louisville. Henderson n
~. Louis train. which lett here for
~ Louis have just returned with a
story of an unusual tie.uV. Thirty
miles out the passenger engineer saw
the rear end lights Of another train,
freight, which was stopped 10y
Land lido
The engineer stepped his train up-
on a trestic, and went forward in
pouring rain 20 investigate. The de.
,uge had so soft,ned II. side of
cat that the whole hillside fell ms,
as the freight was passing. completely
burr ing q large part Of the train aud
ov"rtulning both engine and tender,
The engineer Of the passenger train
tried then to back his train to Louis.
Vile. but had no more than started.
when the hillside he had scarcely
passed slipped down upon the track.
Volunteers went bcth wg,s - tnlc.
phones. AMI Wr,c.lgg train was
s,u' ou' from Louisville.
Tie coniuctor led his hundred pas.
scrg"rs to the nearest farmhouse Tor
breakfast. ana II vas late in the day
before they reached Lufisyi,lc. re-.
cciNiUg tickets Tor ST i.uJ.s over 9th.
'r 'jB,s. TIE crew %. 'ir freight train
.aI narrow egr.p,s wGcA the hill.
side ,ngulfcd ta'.r tain.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Robber Uses kimmers Name.

Decatur, ILL.,, July A,-The police
are investigating the finding Of a grip
and personal effects addressed to
George A. kimmel, Niles, Mich, In
the hopes OF tracing a robber who en-
tered a store In Foosland. a small
town In Champaign county. Illinois.
The grip was seized at the Office OF
an express company at Decatur II
contained u number Of letters and pa.
pers, together with black stocking
cap and stick of grease paint.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
F[OGGING MAY
END IN DEATH
Georgia Girl, Beaten by Sweethc. is
Father, is Dying,
BAD AS SHADY BEND TAR PARTY
Eighteen Men strip and Whip Young
Woman Because Of Boys Aten.
tions-enrsoed Youth Threat.
ems to Shoot Brutal Parent.


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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Awoke With Hair AHre.

Fort Smith, Ark, July 2i.-Mrs.
Mollie Heis"l and Miss Estella Mar.
tin narrowly escaped with their lives
when the tleisel home was destroyed
by fire of mysterious origin. The
blaze Was discovered when Mrs.
Heisel awoke To find her hair "a mass
OF ilames, The women ESCAPED
through window.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Fire Fatal to Twelve,

London, July 2i,--Sevcn girls were
Killed, five were fatally injured and
several others severely injured In a
Gre In a fourstory building in Moor
Lane In the heart of the city. occupied
by Christmas card firm, which EN-.
ployed many women, The fire started
IN front room on the top floor and
spread quickly. To reach the stairs
the girls In the back room had to
pass through the front room. and be-
fore they realized their danger the
flames had cut OF the means OF es.
caps.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
S E BLOWER KILLED BY CARS
Man Struck Near Pittsburo Had
Dynamite, Caps and Drills In
His Pockets.

Pittsburg, Kan, July 2t-hn un.
known man was killed by the Fort
ScottCherryvale passenger train on
the Frisco at the state line near Mul.
berry A stick OF dynamite and Ii
caps were found In the pockets of the
mans clothes. Fortunately for the
trainmen and passengers the engine
wheels struck the caps on the open
ends. Had nne other ends been
struck the engine ana most of the
train probably would have been blown
MP. Two steel bits used by safe
blowers also were found on the body.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Jealous Bride Drank I've.

Monet, Mo-. July 2i.--Jealousy, IL
Is said. over the attentions OF her hus.
band to another woman, caused Maude
Grassland, the G.months.old bride OF
arthur Grassland, a Frisco brakeman,
TO end her life by swallowing con.
centrated I've. The young woman was
~ years old and was employed as
. stenographer for the Monet Ice
company.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Negro SLAYER a Suicide.

81. Jcsph, Mo. .inly 2i-lIcnry
r0t;s. 4 memo. VINO had served two
terms In the Kansas rcnit.rtlary, Nct
and Killed Edward Walkcr. ais step.
father. at Walkers home, seven miles
west Of Wathena. Kan. Bots was ar.
rested and taken to Wa;hena. On the
way he complained Of being sick. and
when the officers went to remove him
from the sherIf's buggy IL was found
that he was dead. lie is supposed TO
have taken poison after his arrest.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
TARIFF BOARD TO
Be CONTINUED
Sera.e L.tNorl7es Another Years
,,nJ'. Of Investigation.
HOUSE OPPOSITION EXPECTED
Dur,ra c.os.e Senator ovcrran &c.
eiar.o Present Had Been Mis-.
leo ty Expert on Board
Using Wrong Figures.

Wash!actcn. July 24.--Pr, siden'
Taits tatin board obtained the prom
is, oi one nor, year OF lie from the
senate. AMER short fight that body .
by vote of - to 20. authorized III
the sundry sivtl appropriation bill
an expenditure of s2.j,uuu for another
Years work OF inv, stipation By the
tariff experts.
Whether the an OPERATION Is finally
made will depend On the strength
with which the house iesists the sen.
ytes demands. Tn" house refused to
provide tor the tariff board w"en 1t
framed the suEGy civil bill. and It's
confcrecs are expected to hght the
provision wd.n tn" big supply meas.
Urr is sent into conference between
the tao houses.
Stones Amendment Cefeated.
Democrats opposed the tariff board
provision with Dnll three exceptions
Chamberlain. N,wiards and Thorn
tou--whi.C the r'su!ar aud progress
siye Republicans were united In its
support. The first move by St,no and
EacOn Tor congressional tariff com
mission to consist OF live senators and
i've members of the house. That
plan was ioated ~ u straight party
vote. 81 to a.
The presidential tarim board was
made more subsorvient to congress.
however. BY an amendment Of Sena.
tor Uristow, accented by the senate
without u vote. which requires the
board to report to congress once each
year. An attempt by Senator Stone
TO reduce the appropriation from
$225,000 to si0,O00 was defeated.
False Basis Used.
President Taft's tarin veto mes.
sacos and the work OF some of the ex.
pef,s in the tariff board we're bitterly
arraigned during the debate IN the
senate. senator Overman declared
President Taft's veto message on the
cotton.chcmical schedule was "one OF
the most remarkable documents ever
penncd, or ever sent to congress" lie
declared the President had been mis-.
led by an expert OF the tariff board
who had made calculations on false
basis OF prices" and using the short
ton instead of the lOng ton In his
work OF estimation. ON this authority.
senator Ovcrman said, President
TAN had sent n veto message as 10 tho
chemical schedule that was run OF
error and Measurements of fact"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Germany Buys Airshjp.

Berlin, July 2i.--After a speed test
lasting Is hours the German war de.
partment took oyer the dirrigible
balloon Z'lll, which Is said TO be the
most modern and speedy military air.
ship In the world. The balloon de-.
veloped ~ miles an hour in the trials.
II viii be stationed at the Fortress
OF Metz.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26

Washington. July TT am In
formed that half Il dozen milliOnaires
induced Iianford to resign" said Rep
resentatiye Berger.
anyway, Hanford. his secretary
and all his friends got rich while Han.
ford was on the bench. Then these
millionaires Induced Hanford to 70.
sign to save themselves from expos.
ure In the investigation. purpose to
show them up, although dropping TIE
Impeachment proceedings"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
SUPREME COURT
MUST DECIDE
Appeal Il be Taken in Case Of Kansas
"a. Electors.
NY GO TO HIGHEST TRIBUNAL
Federal Court win Ee App. sied TO
Should Kansas Judges Render
Adverse ceeision to TAFT
Lawyers.

hutchinson. Kan, July 2i-Thc
struggle OF the standpat forces Ia
keep the Roosevelt electors IN Kar.
sas Of Of the Republican ticket is Ia
become n national fight so tar. tine
efforts Of Fred 49, Stanley and othC.
TGU lawyers to restrain the county
clerks from printing Roosevelt elcC.
tors names on the primary ba lots
have been approved by the national
Republican committee. But TIE TAFT
men do not hope 10 keep the Rocs".
welt electors of OF the primary bal.
lots.
tttOTnc.s ". L. iiitc oi Topeka
ami T. DnmOnt Sutb OF hutchinson
raised uursi.un u constitutional HW
IN IN" argument before Judge e. T..
Brauiuo. IN N" district court Of Reno
county. when they asked for p"rmi.
ncnt restraining orirr and their re-.
quest for ~" order was denied.
Raise a Constitutional Point.
The TAN lawyers maintained that
the first section ~ the fourteenth
amendment To the constitution had
been violated. together with section
i14a of the United States revised
statutes the protective statute. Tifry
viii take an appeal TO the Kansas 81.
premc court before Thursday noon
and " necessary they will then ta."
their case to the supreme court OF
the United States Oh "a writ OF error.
Then the TAFT attorneys viii ask tn.
governments highest tribunal lor u re-.
straining order to keep the Roosevelt
ticket on the regular Republican
ticket In November, in case Kansas
goes Progressive.
Raised All Legal Questions.
Fred Vs. Stanley, national commit.
teeman, in "a statement Just issued
said the regular Republicans had
raised all the questions that could
be legally raised before Judge Rranine
during the afternoon. among others
question involving certain acts Of con.
gress which may result In taking the
case To the supreme court OF the
United states, In case that the de-.
cision OF the Kansas supreme court
snstains that Of the district court In
regard to the Injunction restraining
the county clerks. II. expects To have
a conference with other leaders be-.
Tore bringing suit In the United
States supreme court Notice If an
peal To the Kansas supreme court OF |
the cas-" just tried viii be- given To IN. |
Progress ive ATTORNEYS,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Teamster Heir to $4,000.

Guthrie, Ok. July 2t.-Milton Arm
strong, teamster for the WalNon
Lumber company here for several
years. and recently employed as .
rOustabOut at the Santa Fe round.
house. received Official notice from
Pennsylvania that. through the death
OF IN aunt there, he becomes one OF
the heirs to 100000. his share being
$4,000, Armstrong Is "a years 0ld
and has wife and two children.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
craxed BY camorra Trial.

Rome. July 24,--Crazed by reading
accounts Of the Camorra trial at VII.
erbo, a young bank clerk. named Sa.
batino, ran amnck In the town OF
Batano and killed four persons be
tore gendarmes finally shot him down.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Champ Clark to the stump.

Seagirt, \, j.. July 2&.--rhamp
Clark win take The stump this fan
for Wilson. This announcement was
made following conference parli.
cipated In by Governor Wilson, Sen.
ator Stone and Representative Henry
of Texas.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Youth Kills q Marshal,

Oklahoma City, Ok, July 24.--James
Parrish, town marshal OF Bennington,
Ok, was shot and killed by a young
man named Beauford, following the
officers action In levying on cattle
belonging TO Beauiords father to
satisfy judgment.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
American Association.
UkIli MARKET REPORT.


Kansas city. July -cattlc-Steers.
$1,000 5,55: COWS, S2,50M G.bo: hsifers. 81. 80
MS.sO: storkors and feeders. s51bm7 50.
liogs-Bulk of sales, ss.iij" 80, Sheep
Lambs, si.50m 100; fair to choice w.th.is.
yt.00@i,25: ewes, s35Om3,5.
Chicago, July 23.-Beel-- Steers. 5000
$50; COWS an hcifers. sa.Gom $50: stork-
ers and feeders. S3,s0m6.5o. Hogs hulk
Of sales, s,.60m1,s5, Sheep Lambs. A25
also
st. Louis. July a3-Bcef Steers, $500
Is.l5; stockcrs and feeders. s3,b0IG. 20:
cows ana heifers s3,50mG.00 southern
steers. tSO0Ms,75, Hogs Pigs and lights,
s5,75MI,ho, sheep Natives. s5.75UL5
lambs. s.. 25Mss5.
Kansas City, July 2S-Closr; WHEAT
july, s9c' Sept, $40. Dee, ale. Corn
july, i2isc; Sept. G5c; Dec, j5isc: May,
57sc. Oats July, iG1ac; sept, aSc.
Chicago. July 23.--Close: Wheat July.
S7sc; Sept, WSc; Dec s1Ac; May, N.Ol.
Coin-July, lie; Sept, 66'sc; Dec, 5,hc;
May. $3.50, oats July, iSiac; Sept. 3thc;
Dec, 3Stc.
ST. Louis. July 23,--Cash. Wheat
Steady: track No 2 red, new, 81. oOMI. O3;
No. hard, s6cNsl.Ol Higher;
track No, 9. 71Isc; No. 2 white, Sic. oats
Higher; track No. 2. tSiac; No : white,
6lhc. Rye-Lower: 75c. Futures Wheat
Higher: Sept, M7sc; Dec, 9;Lmy,a.c.
Corn-lligher; Sept. ease: Dec, 5i;sc.
oats-iiigher; Sept. 32asc; Dee, 33Nc.
Produce.
Kansas city, July a3-Eggs, lie dos.
seconds, lie. Poultry--Broilcis. l6aIsc;
nens, lie; turkeys. l0@i2c. Butter.
2fc; pasking stock, zoe Potatoes, home.
grown b5a65c; kaw Valley. 559soc.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-07-26
Suicide With Suspe nder..

Pittsburg. Pa, July 24.-Willlam J.
Winkleman Get fire to his home, In
which mis- wife and family slept. and
escaped from the police, who caught
him In the act. Three hours later he
was found dead, hanging by his sus.
penders from a tree.