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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
Cooking School Starts
Especial Dispatch to The journal

Especial Dispatch TO The Journ7l)
EASTMAN, Ca, April 13.-The cook
ing school which is being run under the
auspices of the ladies Of the Presby-
terrain Aid society and in charge of
Miss Goti. teacher Of domestic science
in the Georgia Normal and Industrial
college. Milledgeville. was opened yes
terday. A large number of ladies were
in attendance, and no doubt the ladies
Of Eastman will go out and learn TO
cook better. Miss Goti will be assisted
by Miss Esten Bozeman. also. Of the
same college.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16
MILITIA WILL ATTEND
REUNION AT MACON
(speclal Dispatch to Nc Journall

MACON, Ga, April 13.-Special or
ders have been received by Col. w. A.
Harris from Adjutant General Obear, of
Atlanta, specifying that the state militia
that will be on duty here during the re-
union be stationed inside the half-mile
track at Central City park.
Strict military orders will be carried
out while the camp is in quarters The
militiamen will go in camp on Sunday
raoIning preceding the opening day of
the reunion on May Z. About 500 men
viii be in camp.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-16

greet e0rnC1l the fourth in Jy While here os
0 the SfS5ebakv ps1ts the largest the
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Both Prospecting.

Henry Cridcr. than whom there
are no better men in existence. was
in Matt aud for few days. last week.
visiting relatives and scores of friends.
Henry and his father, Joe Crider.
bless him. are now located and farm.
ing. near Corning. Kansas Joe H.
farming ~ acres and Henry is taking
care of Ito acres. lie says they never
had finer prospects had plenty Of
rain. and their corn j. tine best they
ever raised. lie says 1t takes siren.
uous work. though, up al ga. m. and
to bed at lop. IN. Rase ball he has
nearly ecu, out =" and only catches a
game nov and then. and II requires a
sawbuck 10 get him behind the plate
His father and mother are veil, and
of course happy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
To Fruit Growers.

Attention Of fruit. growers Of
Northwest Missouri has been called
10 he fact that the Missouri State
hoard Of Horticulture has appropri.
aied SlW with which To duplicate
regular premiums offered for frui, ex.
hibiis at the Missouri State Fair AT
Sedalia, September - to October !.
IL Is likely that this part Of the
state will be represented al the fair
for the reason that the fruit crop has
been unusually tine here. Premium
lists may be oh, aimed from Jel,n Il,
Stinson, secretary Of the fair at Soda.
LA, Mo-, or the secretary OF the state
board Of horticulture at Columbia,
Mo-. or County Clerk +. l.. Zeller.
Fruit for exhibition purposes should
he sent according to instructions In
the premium lists.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
The Maitland Fair.

Tie American fair l. an outgrowth
~ the Old English Saiesiay. and an eff
fort OF our people u improve agricul.
ture. stock breeding and othcrw isc
educate. The county fair in this
country has passed through varying
stages of success and failure. Some
have grown to immense proportions.
while others have dw indlpd To failure
and have been discontinued.
Oregon and Mound CITY lave their
ChautauJuaS, Craig is Reunions and
Maitland lis Fair. and Racing Cir.
cUit. This year. ~ IN the past. Matt
lands Fair was a success. the ent ries
large, and It's Floral Hall never before
soinviting. Tuesday IT, opening day.
was a rainy one. and 1, looked as II
1t meant a rainy week. but Wcdnes.
day the skies cleared, and the result
was immense crowds from all over the
county attended Thursday and Fri.
day. and 1t put life and snap and en-.
couragemen' In the managers. and
the r,Salt was splendid success.
Tie drouth that had prevailed IN
the northern portion Of the county
materially affected the display IN Flo.
raj Hall. but the attractions that
were offered 10y the association were
Of character that entert aimed, and
the result was everybody enjoyed
;hemSC Ives, and nothing was left un.
done on the part Of Frank Blazer. A.
president and Il. +. Deliord. a. secre.
'ary. and 'hc citizens Of Maitland In
general to make the coming OF visi.
tors pleasant, and enjoyable. a dele
cation Of loo Oregon citizens al tended
Thursday. and they all came HON,
dee.lighted with their trip. and loud
in their praises Of the cordialit \
shown them.
This Is Maitland's eighth fair undel
the present organilat ion-.t Hrs,
being held September -, l9Oj.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Missouri State Fair

Sept. - Dr,. I At Scdalia III.
Health exhibit AT the Missouri State
Fair vii he one Of the mos, unique
feat urcs of the annual Exposil ion aud
they viii he under the direct ion If the
Missouri State Medical Association,
the State Board OF Health and the
Anii.Tuberculosis Society.
Visitors viii be instructed how To
guard themselves against typhoid a III
other contagious diseases and how 10
combat the rayages Of the White
Plague. Lectures viii be delivered
every forenoon by eminent scientists
In the lecture hall IN the beautiful
Woman's Building, and the health
exhibits will he on display In the Ar,
Building.
The lecturers will discuss the proper
methods Of preventing the spread of
contagious diseases, illustrating how
Il tiny ounce OF prevention Is worth
tons of cure" These educational
lectures will be of the greatest value
TO all visitors while the health exhibits
with accompanying practical demon.
stration will attract the considerate
attention Of all.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Obey Your Parents.

Bryan Ben'on Of this city. cndrav.
orcd Ia remove some loose dirt from
the school house yard over TO the
BENTON watering tank. nearby, one
day, last week. using one mule and a
slip, but after couple of trips across
the street and back, the mule made
oi, for 81. Joseph, or some other cline,
the scraper hitting the mules heels
and the ground nov and then. James
lIinde succeeded In stopping the mule
IN front " his place and got u loose
from the scrapcr, but with one hind
leg pretty badly hurt. Bryan can now
give several reasons, since he inter.
viewed his father tina, evening. vii!
a boy should obey his parents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30

Cora burgess and her son. Bruce,
returned home, Monday Of this week.
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends In Noel. Arkansas. They
were accompanied home by Leon
Ilandlcy, a cousin, from Kansas lily,
Who viii yisi, with them.
The Variety Store Special Sale
week continues through this week.
saturday, Aug, 3lsl, positively the
last day Of this moncy.saving sale.
Last days are all bargain Days. Fri
day and saturday Specials are Zig
Values for a Dime. We are sacrii,-
ing our profits and costs to reduce
stock and make room for winter
goods
Cool breezes which sprang mp
Monday evening Of this week, made
sleeping comfor, able. The day was
cooler compared with Sunday by two
degrees. The warm weather Of the
latter part Of last week has been of
the usual August variety. II Is sell
dom that the tempera, ure does not go
higher than No IN August. Las, year
we had 100 degrees on the 10Th and
~ on tie 18th and 10Th.
The Republican county central
committee met In this city, Tuesday,
and Tiled the vacancy on the county
tickle, by naming W. r. Riley Swope,
OF Benton township, as the party's
candidate for representative. Mr..
Swope Is a graduate of Drake Cniver-
sity, at Des Moines, Iowa. lie is well
qualified for the position. and is said
TO he an exemplary young man In
every way, and Of the best Of habits.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
From Tim Fitzmaurice.

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, AUGUST ~, 1912
am down here In the land OF the
sunny South" and the thermome-
ter has been soaring up to NO and 10.
Hot Springs Is located between two
mountains, or rather up a gulch.
Population, 2l,OOO. Some very nice
buildings three under construction
now. Uncle Sam owns the waters.
and they are known the world over
for their virtues and curative proper
ties--am much pleased with the
baths-they are surely up'tO.date.
Have reduced myself eight pounds
In nine days, but feel good. Ilark,
they are playing "Home, Sweet
Home" at the dance hall just across
from my room, and that don't make
me feel very good. There are two
magnificent hotels here 1000 people
can he accommodated. They open in
January and MI right up. so You see
there are large number of people
come here. With best wishes. ] r..
main yours. II. p. FITzMAURICE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
HOLD BIG FAMILY REUNION.
Moore Family Meet at Home Of Mrs.
N. II. Taylor.

The home Of Mrs. NJ. II. Taylor.
south Of the Normal. il the scene oi a
big family reunion today. the surviving
members Of the Moore family all being
present. These include y. =. Moore
and q. :. Moore. from Oregon. Mo-.
H. A. Moore. Of llopkinion. Iowa.
Mrs. II. ". Nheele>s. Of Burns. Wyo..
Mrs. Il. Dorr. and Mrs. Chas. House.
wirth. Of Fremont. Ncbr, Mrs. y. l..
Pierce. of SCOTS Eluif. Nebr.. brothers
and sisters Of Mrs. Taylor. Part Of
these came the first 81 the week, and
some Of them will remain over sunday.
To-day, Friday. Is the big day of tie
reunion. Al OF these viii some other
relatives being present for big re.
union dinner. These Inc ude Mr.. and
Mrs. Elsa Redfefn and Mis-. Cal Moore.
of Auburn. There are also prcsen;
Mrs. !. W. Tay lpr OF Hebron. Henry
Seyfcr. of Dunbar. his mother and his
sister, Mrs. Anna Schcib. Of Oregon,
Mo-. and VIM. Grciner, oi Cook. Nebr..
all former neighbor~ oi The Moore
family, at Oregon.
This IL the first reunion OF TIL
family for tile past six years. and need.
less 10 say they are enjoying the visit
TO the fullest extent Pointer, Peru.
Nebraska, Aug -. i"i2.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Nj. +. Church Notes.

only four more sundays In this
conference year,
The pastor and wife enjoyed din
ncr with Bro. ban liurrier and wife,
last "Wednesday.
One of our boys dropped In on rs
for dinner sunday. lie was on his
way from his former home IN Ridge
way, Mo-. to Salem, Mass, where he
viii teach English Literature In the
schools. lro. Ncif Is Yale man,
having finished and graduated at
Harvard. II was a pleasure for MS to
20 down to 81. Joseph. Monday, and
help him to a new wife, In the per.
son Of Miss Jessie l'tz.
The Sabbath school board was en-.
.tertained at the. parsonage Tuesday
night. After the transaction 81 the
usual business, cake and cream was
served and a social hour was enjoyed
by those present. We are sorry 10
lose our efficient secretary, Reed
Bailey, who leaves US TO enter the
University AT Columbia. the 18th.
Bruce Burgess was elected To take
his place. II. Il. kreek rendered his
resignai ion as superintendent, and
his resignation was accepted. Mrs.
J. 4. Kreek was confirmed as a teach
er IN the school. y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Carnegie for Income Tax.

That Andrew Carnegie Is a firm be-
lever In y graduated income tax Is
shown In a passage from speech
made by him this week at Montrose,
England. A cabled abstract of his
address quotes him as follows: "ln
one department the MOtherland Is
ahea 4 Of the Dominions and the Unit
eG States. IL has established the
law, first proclaimed by Adam Smith,
that every subject should contribute
to the support OF the government In
proportion to the income lie enjoys
under the protection Of the state.
"This Just taxation the millionaire
of the Dominions and the United
States have SO far escaped, but their
day is coming. The hordes Of million.
aires should be SO treated not as a
punishment, but for their good, be.
cause II Is just, and justice alone In,
sures general contentment."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Farm For Sale !

l2O acres, two miles north of Ore.
gon depot, on main travelled road. ON
80 acres of this is good broom house:
new barn, 32xt0, built OF walnut lum.
her: new corn crib, l2x24, all built Of
walnut lumber: new hen house, new
smoke.house: good bearing apple or
chard Of two acres; plenty OF bearing
peach, plum and cherry trees; good
bearing blackberry patch: II acres
sowed to alfalfa; Is acres Of corn, bal
ance wheat and grass. On the 10
acres Is good 4-rO0m house; 70 acres
new ground; 20 acres OF wheat. The
entire l2O acres will be sold, or will
divide into 10 and 80-acre tracts. Rea-
sOnable terms. Call on or address,
ANDREW BURRIER,
Oregon, Missouri, Route !.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Call for Land Reclamation
Conference.

A call has been issued for confer.
ence Of owners Of swamp land and all
other persons interested In the ques.
ton OF land reclamation 10y drainage,
leveeing and tiling, the same TO IN
held At Jefferson City. Mo-. October
l. and ~ for the purpose Of discuss.
ing all phases Of land reclamation, In.
Guiding the subject Of laws, engineer.
ing and administration Of districts
after they have been organized. and
To consider the question Of organic.
ing a State Drainage and Levce Asso.
ciatio The most competent attor.
neys and engineers Of this and other
states will bc present. a, this confer.
ence and deliver addresses on the var.
ious subjects.
The call for this conference ives H.
sued by a committee Of persons held
In ST. Louis last Friday and repre-.
scn,ing all parts OF Missouri, John
II. Nolen. Special Agent Of this state
In land reclamation. Jefferson CRY. Is
chairman uf IA" committee.
The details Of the meeting. includ.
ing the list Of speakers, viii he given
p'li later
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
New Point. and Vicinity.
sam Fleener Is quite sick.

Sam Fleener is quite sick.
Grandma Kunkel has been real
sick.
Miss Frances Terry was In ore.
gon, Wednesday.
MIR. Fred Watson has been visit.
Ing friends In New Point.
School will begin the second Mon.
day--ihe NH Of September.
Geo. W. Pollock and wife have
moved into their own home.
Lydia Acton went to Rosendale,
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Several from In and around New
Point attended the Maitland Fair.
Mrs. Kate kearney and Hazel
spent few days In 81. Joe last week.
Miss Garlen visited with her
brother Arthur and wife, last Week
Mrs. Fields visited with her IS.
ter, Mrs. Len,z, "Wednesday evening
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Painter
went To Council liluf>, Thursday. Ia
visit relatives.
--Masel Markt, Of 81. Joseph, visit.
Ell al the home Of her uncle, VIM.
kncaie, the first Of the week
Mrs. Sadie Chamberlain and CHI.
dren spent saturday night and sun.
day ~ the home Of Geo. Lrntl.
Mrs. Caldwell and son Mauric, r..
turned from 81. Joe, after wees :
visit with relatives and friends.
-Chas. Fields and wife and Mrs.
Acton drove through to ST. .Ioscpil
Saturday morning, returning Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Stella Meyer Went To 81. 10.
seph, Wednesday Of last week, and
was operated on Thursday. She Is
doing we'll.
Hazel Kearney has accepted a pc.
siiion as supply teacher In the ST. 10.
seph schools. lIeI friends wish her
great success.
Rev. T.. ID. Roberts and wife will
leave for Los Angeles, Thursday, tC
visit relatives and to attend q meet
ing Of the g. A. r. They will make
several stops on the road to visit rel.
atives and friends. They will he gone
until the last OF september.
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
To Rural Mail Carriers.

The semi-annual meeting Of the
Rural Letter Carriers OF the 4th Con.
gressional District, OF Missouri, will
he held In the Federal Building, 81.
Joseph, Mo-, September =, 1912. This
Is Labor Day, and every carrier Is not
only requested to come, but, Brother
Carriers, you are expected to be there,
This is your meeting and viii be
called to order at 10 a. m. IT Is ex.
pected that the carriers Of this, the
4th District, will attend In q body, as
many subjects of interest to them
will be taken up by the association,
and your cooperation and support Is
earnestly solicited.
j. j. LUKENs, Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Burr Oak.

miss Ella Hopper was the guest
-.'uf ~nool oeg"s new no''"ay
WIN MISS 'u''a Mar''" a. 'eaeher'
Sam Alkire Is putting a new roof
on his dwelling house and doing other
repairs.
Miss Lou Sinclair and Roy Hill.
yer, of Preston, N.b., were visitors In
our vicinity over SUNDAY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Prices in 1906 and 1912.

Jus, a comparison. We quote the
following prices paid for hogs in 1901
and In 1912. Charley Patterson was
on the 81. Joseph market In the fall
of l,Mi with ~ head Of hogs, for
which he received ~ M per hundred
This bunch Of hogs averaged 81
pounds. 4 few days ago, William
Keller. Of near Maitland. delivered D,
head Of hogs To u. \. Gelvin. Of
Matt land, receiving tor them $50
per hundred. They averaged ~
pounds.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
w. F. NJ. S.

Of the N. +. Church, Friday, Sep.
TENDER q, 1912.
Hostess, Mrs. Howell.
Topic: The r'rui,age Of the Year.
PROGRAM
Dcyotions. Mrs. Hunt.
Roll call responses Scrip,ural ref.
erences to sowing and reaping.
Reading. 1.-THE Woman Who Gave
Herself" Mrs. Belle kreck.
Reading, Mrs. Hartwsll's Nit,
Box" Mrs. Sarah Ramsay.
Mite Box Opening.
Treasurcrs report.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Elberta Peaches Lead.

Tie liberia peach l. just now lead.
Ing IN oklahoma. Las, week 100 ear
loads Of tina; luscious fruit were
shipped out Of the state. II Is esli.
mated that the current week shipment
Of peaches will reach 7:N carloads.
This is considerably In excess OF the
movement for any previous season and
Is far ahead Of last year. llennessey
Is making a lrecord for herself In
peaches shipped out. Up until noon
Wednesday I, carloads had been
shipped out from this point. Six Of
these cars have been shipped from lie
A. u. Payne farm alone, where seven.
ty.dve hands are working almost day
and night To care for the crop.
This mammoth peach crop Is bring
ing the yellow gold into the state to
the growers and has the effect Of s,im.
ulating business all around lIennes.
sey ON. Clipper. Aug. -.
a. u. Payne. Of Ilennessey. Okla.
was IN Wichita. Friday afternoon, Try.
Ing to arrange for the sale Of peaches
from his big orchard. lie has about
20 acres Of peaches. mostly Elber,as,
and they are just beginning 10 ripen.
The Hrs, carload was shipped 'o
wichita. Friday. Mr.. Payne said liis
trees were loaded with fruit and he
would have the heaviest crop lac has
ever raised. lie recently purchased
from Ross Bros. Commission men of
this city. two carloads Of crate mater.
ial. which i sufficient 10 make crates
for twenty carloads Of peaches. II j.
not probable that this will he "nonell
for his peach crop this year Sa,ur'
days wichita Beacon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30

Alex. Cooksey was In Oregon Sat
urday with a load OF watermelons, and
on his return home he bad quite an
accident, his mules became frightened
at an automobile and broke the
tongue out of his wagon, but nothing
serious was the result.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
We Do Not Use Gasoline.

C. T. Scliants, OF Soldier, Kan,
visited for a few days this week, with
his college chum, Ray Evans; he was
on his way to Grafton, Ia.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
PHOTOGRAPHS.

During the month OF August and
the first week In September we will
make reduced prices on our photo.
graphs In order to introduce ourselves
and our work.
q. II. MULvANE and
MRS. MULvANE,
8l0i Frederick Ave,
St. Joseph, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30

Union services at the Park next
Sunday night. Rev. L. c. Powell will
preach the sermon.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-08-30
Miss Bird peret j. quite sick,
threatened with typhoid fever.

Miss Bird peret is quite sick,
threatened with typhoid fever.
GRAPES FOR SALE.
a. l.. SHAFER.
Miss Mabel petree, Of Paris, KY,
is here visiting her cousin, Mis-, Lou
Petree.
Miss Cora Jones has returned
from her months vacation WIKI llli-
nOis relatives and friends.
The Misses Dora and Kate Cassclle,
If Abilene. Kansas. are visiting here,
the guests Of their aunt. Mrs. Il. l..
Greene.
George Gfciner and George Ste
phcn.on attended the Iowa State
Fair. which il being held al les
Moines, this week.
Mrs. Jennie Williams. OF Martins
bury, W. Va. j. visiting here, the
CUES, of her aunt. Mrs. James scott.
She Is accompanied by Miss Florence
Cage, a friend.
Mrs viii Schultz. while canning
some fruit, Monday Of this week. se-
verely burned her right hand 10y some
sealing wax dropping upon II, She
Is nov etiing along all right.
We'll Machine for sale The i'm.
proved boring and drilling machine
combined. > miles east OF Forbes.
II JonN KNOX,
Forbes. Mo.
AS the profit on school hooks Is
80 small. We will I've compelled TO sell
all books for cash only.
4. q. PHILLIPS,
r. =. HlNDE,
Book Dealers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-13
PROBLEMS IN r j. 81
MASTERY OF AIR
7.> r = - WORKED OUT

LONDON, July 25.A-The report of
the advisory committee for aeronau.
tics for the year 1911r12 contains
general survey of the work carried
out by the committee during the year
in question. The committee, 1t will be
remembered, was appointed to advise
generally on the scientific. problems
arising in connection with the work Of
the admiralty and war Office in aerial
construction and navigation.
As result of experiments made in
the small water channel employed,
with the aid of colored. streams, II
was found that the flow in the tail re-
g:on Of an elongated model was very
slow. A model was accordingly pre-
pared in which successive sections OF
the tail were removable, and it was
found, as expected, that the effect OF
the removal of these portions was al
most negligible. The advantage OF
this discovery lies In the fact that the
tail may. be rounded of or otherwise
modified without loss or speed and
with gain in lifting power.
Experiments we're also carried out
at the Royal Aircraft factory, In ordee
to determine the head resistance OF
eight different airship forms. The
models were made of goldbeaters'
skin and were about IS feet in length
and three feet in diameter. These
models were towed horizontally
through the air at different velocities,
the speed being obtained by means Of
falling weight. AS a result it was
concluded that in completed airship
the ratio of length to maximum d.
ameter might be reduced to about 81
IL to 1. -. Il
Tests were also carried out on vari
Gus fabrics and it is interesting to
note that a yellow coloring was found
particularly beneficial, as the loss OF
tensile strength in unprotected or bad
" protected fabrics was much greater
than in the cloths covered with yellow
pigment.
Various full scale experiments with |
aeroplanes were carried out under
the direction of the superintendent OF |
the Royal Aircraft factory in order to |
determine the effect of various modi-s |
fications in an existing machine, and
l. was found that the alterations /
made resulted in a marked improve /
ment in ease of control, stability and
speed, with increase of available lift. /
According to the report a further
program of full scale work had been |
prepared for the coming year, inc1ud- /
ing the construction of experimental |
ae1oplanes of various types, in order |
that their relative advantages and
characteristics might be examined |
with a view to the continued improve
ment of existing machines.