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The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
GETS 100000 IN TAXES.
DIEtrict Collector Takes in Large
Amount on Last Day of Grace.

More than S2.0OOoOe in payment Of tax
bills was passed through the windows Of
the cage in the office OF Charles c.
Rogers, District tax collector, at the Dis
trict Building. yesterday. The large in
tiux OF cash was due to the fact that
yesterday was the last day OF grace for
delinquents. Beginning to-day persons
who have not paid their taxes viii be
charged interest at the rate OF ! per cent
per month until the bills are paid.
From the opening Of the once early
yesterday morning until the hands point
ed to 4:So o'clock in the afternoon, a
steady stream OF people poured into the
District Building. Thousands Of dollars
were received through the mails. Money
sent through the mail bearing the date
OF yesterday or any time prior to that
will be received by Mr.. Rogers.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

Runs-A. Hoffman, johnson, J. Holman, Gish
DOuEhsrty. MeTillat. Fowler Fe1ren ~, BreEey C9
Boteler ~. Left On bases-InErsm, G: North Caro-
lima, T. FirEt base BY erors-Ing1m, /; North
Carolina, l. Struck out-By Gish. in innings; f;
By johnson, in E innings; By KsySer. I. Base on
balls-oh GiSh, /; OF KsyseT. 4; OF johnson,
Stolen haseS-Dcugherty %, Fowler. Brewer. ].
Holman, Beach, GtEh. Twobass hits-Brewer A.
Holman. Haas ThruebASe hits-FoEler, Botslsr
Double plhys-Bsach to Ford; A. Holman TO J
Hoffman; Miller to Haas to Ford Hit By pitcher
By Gish (FsTeID By Keyser tButzl. Passed ball
A. Holman. Wild pitch-Johnson- Umpire-AIr
VenGble. Time Of EzmeI hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
OUTLAWS PLAY.
Face Cornell Tigers at Capital City
League Park at 5:3OP.

The Washington club of the United
States League will meet the Cornell
Tigers this afternoon at Capital City
League Park, game called promptly at
$50 o'clock
Manager Cornell will work Forest
Thompson in the box, while Capt. Null
len will send either Pfeffer or Wild
fire to the mound. The Bandits will
meet the Washington Giants to-mor-
row in a doUble-h header at Union
League Park, game to start at 2
o'clock
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

Runs-Wood. Kerper CASSIDY tD. ouantrils C),
N. Broome n, MorelAnd CO. FnshaE %, CFlbhie
Moore %. Left On bases-Metropontan, 6; Ninth
Street, First base % baIlS-Oh Cooley, 2; OF Nc
Caffrey, 2; q MooreL 2 Innings pttched-By Cooley
Is; by McCahrey. 23 Hits mads-06 Cooler, u;
o6 McCafrey, S Struck cut-By Cooley, 2; b. Nc
C4hrsy. q By Moore, q hume runs-cAaaidy Oman
trille. Crabbie Fanshaw, Three-bass hit-Cassidy
rWo-hass hits--QuAntriiln, Wo1d HGrTiz Moorelaud
Crabhie 60, Goebei D0ubls plAys-Hnris to ouan-
trlls; Harris to NJ Brooms to QuAntrirs; Campbell
70 Wood Kit bg piteher-By Moore Betts; b Nc
Cadrey, FanahaW. Uupire-Afrf Wocdwzrd Fims
q gEns-5 hour and S minutsA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

huns-A1quith. Handy. S. Say q. HardlnE b.
Ruiz. Il. seay o.. Torsy 81, sheckellS, coIley a.
Cash. Duun, Wilson. Left On baAss-Braddock, g.
Kenangton, Frst baSs On hans-OG g. Warthen
4; on ". WArthen. /: OF sheckaIls Iuuinrs
pitched-By G. Warfhen, SIS; b. W. Warthsu. Sl-1
Hits made-On @. Warthen, Q: Of W. Warthen. T.
Struck out-By @. WArthsn, q; By ". warthsn /; by
SheckelA y Three-hass hits-D. Ruiz HandnE
Tvobase hits-Cash. H. Seay. Torsy. Stolen basss-
5. say 81, Harding. b. ssay o. Torry O. Colley
9. WErthen 90. DUall. Wilson. Passed han-Fan
Fossen- UElpire-hE. HnshsN Tina q gAns-l hour
sud S niuutss
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
BAND CONCERT TODAY.
Avtator "a Charmed LA.

Milwaukee, May Sl.-Aviator Kamin.
sky. Of Milwaukee, has charmed life
After two. falls yesterday without in
jury he fell 100 feet on his first flight
to-day due TO an air pocket and again
escaped unhurt. Aviator Rearney also
dropped 100 feet and escaped injury.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

Runs-HeaId DolsmGn %, Bell First bass b.
eTrors-He1ld. l; WaEerisy, /. Left bases-
Herald 6: WGEeriey. 4 First base on balls-Oh
, Stanley, 2 struck oat-By STANLEY, lo By Thomp-
snn, Is Home Ums-Dolemhn, Bell. Three-hass hit
-Whitmarsh. TWO-baSs hit-O'Bnsn- Sacrifice hit
-1hcmpsOn Stolen baSes-Bneen. O'Brien. Double
play-McCOmick to StAtE. Passed ball-Statz.
Umpire-Mr. Jenkins Tine q game-l hour and 20
minutes. Attendanne-l nOA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01

Runs-snith. T. Rector 81, valesr, Hull. Merrill.
Kilsdonk. LEFT on bases-AnditoT for State Z:
Civil SerTice, 1. First base halls-Oh Cruson,
/; on Caton. /. Strnck out-By Cruson, II; By
Cation, Is. Three-bAss hits-Smith Cation Twp
base hit-T. Rector. Sacrifice hit-McLAren. Stolen
hases-FuIcher 90. T. Rector Yalear, Hull, Merrill
Walker "a. Double play-Walker TO Merrill. Hit
by pitchsr-By CroSOn (Wslksr1. Umpire-Afr. Gre
ollie. Time q E7ms-I hour and 40 miuutgS
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
War, IA; G. P. O., 5.

In a fairly well-plsyed game in the
Departmental League yesterday War ran
away from Government Printing Dhice.
Il to g. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
GETS ONE-FoURTH INTEREST.
Mrs. EIi1aBeh 6. PraH Obtains
Holding in Hotel Property.

Holding in Hotel Property.
Mrs. Elizabeth c PraH widow OF
William Z. PraIl, jr.. has succeeded in
obtaining a modification of a decree of
Justice Wright awarding her a fourth
interest in the property known as the
Gordon Hotel, in Sixteenth Street, near
l Street Northwest.
While refusing the request of Mrs.
Prau that she be declared sole owner OF
the property on the death Of her hus-
bands sisters, Justice Robb. Of the
Court of Appeals, holds that the son of
Mrs, Prall, through whom she makes
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
State, 5; Service. 8.

In an errorless game Civil Service
was defeated by the Auditors for State
team in the Treasury League, to 3.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
North Carolina, g: ingram. 4.

After losing to Ingram by a big score
on Memorial Day, North Carolina came
back strong yesterday and handed the
same club a beating. 9 to 4 Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
Ninth, 1s; Metropolitan, 2.

Everything served up by Metropolitan
pitchers was hit to all corners, Ninth
winning easily Is to 2 Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-01
BraddOcks, 1e; KensingtOn, 2.

Braddock took a slow and unfnterest-
ing game from Kensington in the Co
lumbia League. Is to . Score:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
GREETING.

We, the county superintendents Of
Atchison. Holt. Andrew. Gentry,
Worth and Nodaway counties, extend
our greetings" to the teachers OF
these counties. You will find before.
hand the program that We have pre-.
pared for the joint educational meet
ing, November ~, 1912. We have
endeavored to make this program
practical. helpful and interesting and
believe you Will lind Il so. Come
with the expectation Of being helped
and also Of helping others and this
will lie an educational meeting that
will long he remembered because Of the
good that 1, will have done. Read
the program, also notes carefully.
Mis-. SALLIE V. GREBE,
Mis-. Cora EARLY,
EARL A. Rock.
LESLIE NJ. DOWi.s.
CnAs. II. ALLEN,
". NJ. OAKERsON,
County Superint endents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
The Ticket.

The nominees Of the Holt County
Republican primary make up ticket
which the party can offer to the vot
ers Of the county as thoroughly wor.
thy OF their support.
From top to bottom the ticket is a
good one, and contains the names OF
men as good as any set OF men ever
put up by the party. The fact Is a
credit to the primary which selected
such men, and II Is a matter for con.
graduation on the part Of the count y
that the people are quite certain to
place these candidates In official posi-.
tions when election day arrives.
We trust and believe the Republi.
cans will support their primary nomi.
nees with the heartiest good will.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
FARMS FOR SALE!

No FOR SALEo 81 miles from Forest City and mes
Mound chicken
cellar wells houses good 3x feet crib In
About apple and
alfalfa
alsyke and moy under o fence balance barbed wires 80
No. FOR SALE miles Mound City, miles from
chicken
cellar cen good fair for horses crib attached
Small alfalfa
timothy About
acres good timber balance IN cultivation Price $500 PER acre
No. FOR SALE 40 miles from Forest Ciy new broom
house. smoke house chicken cellar sern we'll small
Land fenced cultivation
This Is little $4,000
FOR EXCiiA NGE-1 mile
smoke chicken Most kinds OF
well and wind mill cns about acres timber balance IL
Price Might consider small
section Of cheap land Of first payment
No FOX SALE house: chicken
54x2 Nice and
grove about two orchard Peach orchard Of D trees Fenced into
fine alfalfa Just and nice IL In oats 10
peaed time Located miles
southwest of Maitland.
fee hog sheds 200 hearing es - -
backbes alfalfa
and spring
land wires about fenced Tight
city merchandise live stock livery
what want
For euts call a. rite p,O
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
Vote.

The man who says that hisvote really
doesn't matter is the man whose vote
may decide some important point In
the election--like the Single Tax for
instance.
The man who feels that voting isn't
after all, Of much importa nce. is the
real cause Of election crookedness and
gang activity.
The man who takes his vote seri.
ously and seeks to enliyhten his fel.
lows on election puzzles Is a patriot OF
peace.
The man who fails to vote has no
part In the management of his coun.
try. the greatest cooperative business
In the world.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
To vote against Single Tax per.
fcctIy, scratch the Eyes" off AT the
right side Of amendments q and 2.

For Sale In st. Joe, li.room
rooming house: good location: full Of
permanent roomers: have To sell on ac.
count Of health. Address Mrs. Rem.
fro, zoos Francis street st. Joseph, Mo.
There will be star attractions a,
the Teachers Association meeting TO
be held at Maryville, November ~.
by the pedagogucs Of Andrew.
Atchison, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and
Worth counties. See program IN an.
other column.
Rev. ". u. Lukens has returned
from Plattsburg, Missouri, where he
attended a family reunion ON the a.h
ultimo, where he met two brothers
and sister, their coming being a
surprise to the sister, and II was
their first coming together IN "
years. II Is needless to say Il was a
happy affair.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
THE YOUTHS COMPANION FOR


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with stories OF youthful vim and Wig.
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lon does not surrender these readers
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01

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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
Notice!

To those knowing themselves In.
debted TO Us by account or note, We
do not wish to make you extra ex-
pense or trouble, but must have our
money. This means business. AZ We
propose IN ~ days to proceed TO col
lect II we have to bring suit on all.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
r.. @. BE NToN,
OREGON, MO.
doli,ical ADVERTISEMENT

Democratic Ticket.
For Representative In Congress,
Fourth Congressional District
CHARLES y. HDlIER.
Savannah, Mo.
For state senator. Third Senatorial
district:
FRANCIS NJ. WILSON,
Platte City, Mo.
For Member Of House of Representa-.
tives:
GEORGE W. CLICK,
Mound City, Mo.
For Judge County Court, First Dis
trict:
nc. STALLARD,
Forest City, Mo.
For Judge County Court, Second Dis
trict:
NJ. l.. NORMAN,
Liberty Township.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
DON N. HUNT,
Oregon.
For sheriff:
JOHN GRESHAM,
Rigelow.
For County Assessor:
HENRY DELONG,
Craig.
For County Treasurer:
J. II. FICkES,
Maitland.
For County Surveyor:
JOSEPH Z. GARRETT,
Hickory Township.
For Public Administrator:
II. G. BENTON,
Oregon:
For Coroner:
G. w. MUTE,
Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
the GLADE,
r yeiede, 0hle.

My alfalfa seed Il recteaned. free
from weed seed and ready Tor sale, a.
cheap a. can be bought any where.
Have standard scales here. :. ~
Roth Phones, w. J. FIELD.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
Program, M. E. w. F. NJ. S.

NOVEMBER |, 1912:
Hostess, Mrs. G. L. Evans.
Topic, "rhe Break With the Past. -
Leader, Mrs. Ora Ware.
Devotions, Mrs. &. J. Hunt.
Text Book. Chapter l, Mrs. Alice
kunz.
"Storm and Stress In China" Mrs.
II. &. Cook.
AN Amazon In Cathay," Mrs. W.
NJ. Morris,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Atchison. Andrew. Holt, Gentry
Worth, and. Nodaway
Counties,
Northwest Normal Building, Mary.
vile. Mo-, November 2, g.
9, 1912.
NiTES.

!. This Is the regular three days
fall association provided by section
1884 Of the Missouri school law.
=. Headquarters will be located at
the Linville hotel. When you arrive
In Maryville, come directly to the
Linyille hotel unless you have already
secured board and lodging. In that
case have the bus take you directly
to your boarding place. Hotel rates
will be from ~ to ~ per day. Pri.
vate board Al to $50 per day.
Those desiring reservations made
write W. N. Oakerson, Supt. Of Nod.
away county. Maryville, No., or the
hotels
3. Lunches will be served at the
Normal building at the noon hour for
those who desire to buy lunch there
and save returning to their boarding
places.
I. All sessions OF the association
will be held In tie Normal school
building.
PROGRAMS:
TIL URSDAY, NOVEMBER !. 1912.
Chriiman-C. II. Allen, Sup,. OF
Gentry county.
FORENOON.
9:O-- Devoti onal exercises. ........
conducted by Rev. Lee ilarrell
Musical program. .............
...............N Normal Chorus
directed by Prof. y. q. T.andon.
1000 Welcome address ..............
............ Pres. II. h. Taylor
Response Observation-Disclosures.
Leslie N Dobbs. Supt. Andrew
Go.
100 Address Observation-Disclosures.
Dr. Herman II. Pearse, Kansas
City, Mo.
AFTERNOON.
i::D-Opening exercises. .............
Given by the Maryville Public
Schools.
2NU-L Lecture. Dr. Herman r.. Pearse
3:OO-Sectional meetings:
High School section Library.
Conductor--!C. A. Hawkins,
Supt. Maryvil.e Public Schools.
The High School Curriculum:
Ia, Its AimI ...................
Chas. l.. MOsley, Sup,. stan.
berry Public schools.
(b) should II Bc StandardizedY
u. J. Spokesman. Supi. Rock
port Public Schools.
(cl Intensive or Extensively. 90.
!. 4. Crosen. Supt. Mound City
Public schools.
ID Elective or Fixedy .........
a. II. Cooper, Supt. Gran, City
Public schools.
(e) The Old and the New Dues.
ttonablesy. ...................
Geo. +. Nardin, Supt. SaNan.
nah Public Schools.
Grade Section Normal Audi.
torium.
ConductOr....,ira Richardson
Dept Pedagogy. Maryville
State Normal.
Classification In Rural Schools:
(a) BASIS Of Classification .....
............,..M Miss Hess Burch
ID, How Dispose Of the Irregu.
lar Pupilg, Mrs. A. NJ. Laird
FunctiO of and Method In the
Teaching Of Grammar:
Miss Fannie Hope, Maryville
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01

State Normal.
High School Work In the One Room
Rural School. ............
Earl A. Rock, Supt. Of Holt
County.
Efficiency In the Teaching Of Geog.
raphy ..................
.......... Miss Coda Roach
Discussion. ..................
Miss Mary Hughes. Maryville
State Normal.
Primary Section Room 10.
Conductor-Mi Carrie Hop.
kins, Maryville State Normal.
Dramatizing In Language Work ....
q. Miss Lulu Hughes
The Value of story Telling .......
..............M Miss Ada Albert
How Provide for Exceptional Chill.
dren. Mrs. Alberta Murphy
Nature Study and Literature ....
......Miss Belle wattenbargar
EVENING SESSION.
'::n-Concert given by Prof. LAWYERS
Orchestra.
500 .Declamatory Contest.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER $.
FORENOON SESSION.
Chairman-Mrs. Cora Early,
Supt. Of Worth County.
Gij-Devotional exercises. ........
Conducted BY Rev. j. u. Ran.
dolph. ~
lO:0O-Lecture E. III. W. ". Charters
Dean OF school Of Educati Ion, NJ.
:. e., Columbia, Mo.
Hoo Lecture boy Leadership" -.
Dr. J. Adams Puder. Boston.
Mass.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Clairman-Miss Iiettie Antho.
ny, Dept Home Economics.
Maryville State Normal.
l:'b--Opening exercises. ...........
Music furnished by Mr.. II. Il.
Hancock, Maryville, Mo.
Lecture-"l Home Economics"
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, Drake
University, Des Moincs, Ia.
300 Sectional meetings.
High School Section Library.
Conductor-.W. ". wcstbrook,
Irin. Maryville High school.
High School Activities:
(a) Athletics:
a. Their Use and Control -.
Il. NJ. Brooks, Supt. Of Ian.
caster Public Schools.
(2) Should Football he Played
by the High ScloolY. .......
................W.R u. Lowry.
Supt. Of Hopkins schools.
tb Literary and Debating So
cieties. ...........J. G. Cooley,
Supt. Tarkio Public Schools.
(cl Glass Organizations .......
II. II. Hankins, Supt. Burling-
ton Junction Public Schools.
Id Entertainments and school
Papers ...,...C. +. Daugherty,
Supt. Of Albany Public Schools.
Discussion. ....Dr. W. W. Charters
Grade Section Normal Audi.
torium.
Conductor Mrs. Sallie Y. Gre
by, Supt. Of Aichison County.
ConsOl idat Ion of Schools:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01

NOVEMBER IL.
Hostess Lois Welty.
Roll call. Miscellaneous.
Magazine Article II-Mrs. Proud.
Music Vocal Trio-Mrs. Vani,us.
kirk. Mrs. Lelmcr. Mrs. Allen.
Lesson Review Mrs. Zachman.
Magazine Article lN-Mrs. kunkel.
Social hour.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
p. e. o. Programs.

NOVEMBER l,
Hostess-Mrs. DUNCAN.
Roll call. Miscellaneous.
Magazine Article Mrs. welty.
Music Vocal Solo-Mrs. Allen.
Lesson Review Mrs. Bunker.
Magazine Article IlI--Mrs. Martin.
Social hour.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01

ia) Import Of Consolida-
ton. Clyde Busby,
Supt. Skidmore Public Schools.
10 How Secure Consultations
.............M Miss lnez Florea
Discussion Pres. n. X. Taylor
Tie Value and Practicability Of the
Rural High School. ............
r.. G. Duncan, Prin. Darling
ton Public schools.
EVENING SESSION.
100 I.eception-Given by the fac
ulty Of the Northwest Normal
school.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER y.
Chairman ". NJ. Oakerson. Supt. OF
Nodaway County.
FORENOON SESSION.
9ij-Devotional ....................
Conducted by Elder CD. Miller
Musical Program.
lO:O-Lect ure'' V Vocational Guidance"
Dr. !. Adams Puffer. Boston,
Mass
1900 Lecture. Hon. Vim. p. Evans,
state Supt Of Public Instruc.
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l::D. Musical Program furnished by
Miss Alma Nasl's Juvenile
Mandolin Orchestra.
200 Lecture ....................
Dr. Frank N. McMurry, Teach
ers College. Columbia Cniyers.
ity, New York.
3W-i'istribution of prizes for Noda.
way County Agricultural and
Domestic Science Association.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01
A. w. GOTTEN
OREGON. Both Phones, 124. MISSOURI
Property for Sale!

No Consists OF
Its OF splendid dwelling
. best roads leading into the city. Price. s.0W.
No Is little farm Of
CITY school buldiOg has dwelling Of
cis,erns. Price, s0O
No r. Is Of
including ac and two
wires
fence
Good trecroom dwelling with cs'ern oxi2 crib
house l2x2D, and Lots
Apple and peach orchard Two miles from good railroad
(upapu M
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-11-01

MeCals Magazine ;. =: .;'s !. 49,. .::s:'
In the matter Of dress. McCall's is indispensable
to every woman. There are over 50 Of the newest
designs Of celebrated Mccall Patterns in each issue.
Each month 100000 copies Of McCalls
brmful Of latest fashions fancy work. interesting short
stories. and scores Of labor-savng and money ideas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-06-07
MIAREkE1rS
COTTON.


NEW YORK, juno q. The cotton
market was very much more active
today and proes advanced sharply uu
continued trade buying and covering
hy recent sellers. The CLOSE was ycp
steady az net gain ul from 30 90
20 points The market opened steady
al an advance OF from . 60 points in
sympathy with relatively steady cables.
Generally speaking, q favorable view
appeared Go bee taken of the weather
map and advlces from prominent
travelling crop expert We're received
shortly after the opening tu the effect
that the crop, as whole, had steadily
improved for tho past month. but
prices continued tu work higher ana
the market, toward Midday became
rather excited,
There did not seem to bee any
change I'm the general character Of
the news but recent sellers were said
to bee uneasy and there WAS active
buying by uptown and wall street
interests. who We're supposed 90 Do
covering cotton sold before the pub
licaiion of the bureau support. There
WAS also support from trade Interests,
and while slight reccsslons occurred
from time 90 time, the general tend
enCy was upward and until the late
trading when active months sold from
22 TO 27 points net higher, Closing
prices were within TO points of
the best.