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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
RED FLAG IS PROTECTED BY LAW
Jersey Court Decides Socialist En-
blem May be Legally Flown
Anywhere In State.

Jersey City, y. j., Sept. il.-Sociai
lists may ny the red flag without pc
lice interference In New Jersey, &C.
cording to decision by Francis J,
Swayze. supreme court Justice. In the
case OF two men Of North bergen,
y. J.
This IL a free country" said Judge
swayze, The Socialist party Is a
legally authorized party In the state
OF New Jersey, The red flag Is the
emblem Of that party. Any man OF
that political faith has perfect right
TO dis play the flag II he so desires. -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Labor Against Cannon.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE Central
Labor union OF this city, acting direct
ly on the advice Of heads OF the
American Federation Of Labor, for
warded to Walter p. O'Day, Joseph
Cannon's opponent for congress from
the Danville district, resolutions com.
msnding O'Day's candidacy.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
intervention
NOT INTENDED
Washington Authorities Declare War
Talk Without Adequate Basis.
TO STRENGTHEN BORDER PATROL
President TAFT Opposes Sending
Troops Across Border Except
IN Cases Of Extreme
Emergency.

Washington, SEPT. 1I.-Talk Of i'm.
pending Intervention in Mexico and
the probable calling OF an extra SEES.
sion Of congress TO consider the Men.
lean situation with a view to interven.
ton was economically declared to be
without adequate basis. on the return
here OF the assistant secretary OF
state. Huntington Wilson. who has
recent, been In conference with
President Taft.
No official statement came from the
assistant secretary regarding Mexi.
IAN affairs. but IL became known In az
authoritative way that there has beer
no recent change In the attitude and
purposes Of the administration with
respect to Mexico. The president IL
opposed TO sending American troops
across the border except by arrange.
ment with the Madero government
and then only In acute emergencies in.
volying the safety Of Americans ~
points close to the frontier where II
Is maniicstly impossible for the rcgu
lar Mexican authorities TO extend
them timely protection
Troops May Cross.
II Is not impossible that detach
m.nts Of American troops may b.
compelled TO cross the border In
emergencies OF the sort indicated. but
II they dc. II will be with either the
tacit or express consent OF the MeNi'
can authorities. and the expedition
will return TO American soil as speed
lily as possible. There will be no
formal Intervention AT any time with.
out the consent OF congress and while
II Ia admitted BY the officials here that
the latest advices from northern Mex
leo show conditions vhere have be-
come worse in the last two weeks. IL
L. not expected the situation will grow
80 desperate that congress will have
TO be- called together to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY OF sending an army across
the border.
To Use Diplomacy Only.
Meanwhile. however. there VIII be
no relaxation IN the military prepare.
tons intended TO make the patrol OF
our border effective against incur
sions OF Mexican revolutionists and
bandits. All available troops Will be-
sent there to such number az may b.
required to protect the towns and
ranches to the north OF the horde,
line against loss OF life and property
BY raids from the other side.
The pressure on both the Madero
government and the responsible lead
or OF the insurrection TO protect the
lives and property Of Americans and
other foreigners will be steadily ap'
piled through diplomatic channels
Roth sides will b" made to under
stand that they will be held to stric,
accountability for the acts OF their
adherents,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Turkish Town Sheiled.

Constantinople, Sept. il.--ltalian
warships have bombarded the Turk
ish port OF Kush.Adasi, 40 miles south
of smyrna, according to messages
lust received. No one could be found
IN Official circles to confirm the report
that Turkey and italy have practical
~ agreed on peace terms.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
His Campaign Cost SIS.

Jefferson City. Sept. li.-William &.
Irwin Of this city probably escaped
with the least expenditure of cam
paign money ever incurred by any
candidate for a state ONCE. lie was
Republican candidate for attorney
general. He has Just certified to the
secretary OF state that outside Of bis
flins fee he had spent only 3l5, all
OF which went for printing and post
age.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
TUESDAYS BASE BALL RESULTS
National League.


Al New York ~, Louis, 3.io'i. New
York. t-iu-2.
AZ BOSTON Chicago. s-ii.i. Boston. 4
ST.
At Philadelphia Ii,tsburg, ii.i..o. fhiI-
ad"phia. t-?-2
Al Northumberland. iO.i3-3. Brook
iyn, t-ij-S.
American League.
Al Chicago. Eoston, 5-lV-t, chi, age, -
l2-l
Al Detroit Philadelphia. 6.b-i. Detroit.
s-ii-i.
A.. cleveland Washington, Hill.
cleveland. :.s-:.
Al ~. I.ouis--N.w York. s-i5-i. ~.
Louis. 3-s-..
American Association.
N Milwauk.. Minneapolis. 1852; MI.
wauk... 3-s-3.
a. ~. Paul Kansas city. 7.is-t; ~.
Paul, A-2.j.
Western League
Al 81. Joseph Topeka, .-io.1; -. Jo-
s,Uh. 3-N-i.
Al Denver Omaha, O-i-3. Denver. $40.
second Iam"--pnaha. 3..'s' Denver,
3...V
Al wichita Sioux City. i:-i7.s: wichita,
?G-2i.3
At D.s Lincoln, It'll, IS
Moincs, s-a-2. second game-Lincoln.
i.G.o. lies Moin"s, l-i-0
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
heln for Maxlco.

Washington, Sept. Differentiation
for 1900 Mexican federal troops to
pass through the United States from
III Paso into Chihuahua and Sonora to
attack the rebels was granted by the
state department. The arms Of the
troops will be carried 40 baggage.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
lNnehina In 0soraia.

Cummings. Ga, Sept ll.-Mob
spirit, which has been high since
threatened race rioting Saturday.
reached q climax. when several hun
drsd men stOrmed the local Jail and
shot to death Edward Collins, a negro.
and carried his body to the public
square. hanging 1t up to a telephone
Dols.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
Ismay TO Retire7

New York. Sept. Ii.-That J. Bruce
lsmay would retire at the end Of the
year as head Of the International
Mercantile Marine. owners OF the
White star and allied steamship lines,
was a generally accepted report here.
II was said that p. A. y. Franklin OF
New York, vice.president. would sue
coed Ismay.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-09-13
HOW THE VARIOUS TEAMS STAND
Relative Positions o: Teams In Prin
eipsi Leagues In Annual Race
Tor Pennants.

National League.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
TH.EAT.ER,

bTaSch S Dame Marha and 8. ,arge and capable cast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

wa t, and crippl 5 leave h5ir eruto4es at the oox office and car- reeiy aealthy person, will find. new use for thoi. well benz. All classes, 2o.o 5 and temperment wiH scres'u With Baby NJ ne. Tie q n nd ter Baby Mine comes from all part. of tn world i was playe} more than q year to packed houses in London
 lad | great run in Berlin ''Mein Babl.' Pc fc9mances Paris, Ma diid, V mn St. Petersburg. and Cts. Euro esn cities t fellow. The la lnese riehts have been secured nt, Aegotat ons lave been concluded for it's prod 1ction in Ansrailia, SGu5l America and south Africa. No othe? comedy ever had such record. Paby M IT. will pu 2 girdle of laugh- ter 1.oUnd the world. The same cast an1 production .. presented tW9 years in New York will he seen at the !9iks Thea re December ]
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
FAUST"

faus, immor'alized by the late
 ".s MorTison and one of the most
 N'pe-ually popular plays ever writ VI comes to the Elks Theatre on Nove'nber 29th. Old, yet ever new, ..As spectacular drama has been en- @o'9 Wnovaied and brought Up to
 " With an entirely new and mag
 ''cent scenic and electrical equip en' ana beyond doubt is one of
 .ee most beautiful and elaborate SpsV'dcles ever produced.
 E. ny cas- conta ms many well .''VWn W names, several of which have Mehtlfied with this production !, : number of seasons. Among MI most prominent are, Anthony
 Y wao played Mephisto for three s'ss's With Porter J. Whites com- <. and IS again seen in this role of - satanic Majestly Charles Rich WHO was with Lewis Morrison \. several seasons is appearing i'll M 'lu role of Faust. Charles Will as Valentine, Miss Rosamond 9son as Margaurite, Lena
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
THE WIZARD OF WlSELAND"

"TLc Wizard of Wiseland" is the new mus cal comedy extravaganza that has been playing to crowded :, ,,nolses everywhere and meeting with sentausiastisc approval from all. The scastsis composed of the very ciever- s est comedians and comediennes on 1ne stage, ably supported by a we'll ! framed chorus. One of the best ami maj actors in the world inpersonates "a huge on. The music is new and 'ne ;1ngs are the best and latest, and gre staged with great care under the
 personal supervision of the compos- ssls. Handsome scenery and effects nelp 10 make the Wizard. of Wise
 9ahd the most popular musical show lol lhe ro2d today. Manager Hill has 'ycufA1 this attraction for the eve mns of November 26, at the Elks
 Thea.le.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

berg, who, i is believed, w2s bed by his cid rival, the late King of Jugenaheit. The prince Regent of Jug5nuheit, hoping to end the feud, propose: a marriage between the young King F'reder ok and Hide gar;te, and the Chancellor urges tie King 10 forget old grudges and agree to rae alliance. The engagem ent dishoartens Carmichael who decides to ask for his recall. But the chan cellor is privately informed that the king refuses to marry the daughter of the man who accused his fat CT wronsfuly. Herbedk, lknow ng fhe dukes temper and fearing war, dares not tell him but informs the Princess who is really delighted at the news.
 A man named Grumbaca arrives from America, and when Carmichael and he learn that they were both witt, Roosevelt in the famous charge up San Juan hill, they become warm fir ends. Brumbach confldes, to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
OFFICER 6G6

Tine coolest crook and Ghe most blase lover ill the world are to be fcun1 the cast of officer 666'', Au- gustin MacFlugh's farce, which is booked far a hearing n this city at the Elks Theatre soon. The crook calmly asures the name and occu- D es he house of the absent million aire and nonch2lantly proceeds to rifle the residence of it's valuable paintings, while the lover, who is mistaken by the pol Tee for the pie duars thief they are trail ng, gets his steel handcuffs, and thus manacled
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
e"issE SP!slNa M.AiH"
it Is Making Theatrical History

OnlT once in 3 decade do produc- ing manages secure a musical sue cess Which out.uns t5 first season on t1e road. In the case Of ''Tse Spring Ma d." WeIba and Leuscher are making theatrical history, for the Ni5nuesa' light opera now in s third season, and wherever it has been D. resented it hs: played even & eaier receipts than the past. One reason for this is fact that t is still unas' he management of the orig nal producers, who have mainta ned the stand I'd ot perfection set when 'Th3e Spring Maid won all New York for 5Wo seasCn: dur ng its phenomenal nm at the Liberty Theatre. Another reason is the team work on he part of th3 m mDers Of the organization, every singer from litlle Mizz; Hajos
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

.ul Charles MeNa lgh o9 eoNn to the humblest eEorus girl being cnt1as- iasti, end <amh.t ous , &f&D d9 taa auas'ty Of the rerfc. naace. l..Ga ly .a re.arn date 5injs ,-- opegs-l1yiLs ~,noli- less respons v9 yet with rs- turn da.cs of this bnbbhng opcfet,a audience rave en based uyet the eA 1.a of the dainty D ee ,taelt sn-s The rt of those who si4S is de- lghtiul mu5ic.
 On the second engagement un the opcniag of this season he New Y9rh aela.d CT tie wrote:
 T is net often tlst a eaptita'jnG c@eta cn its rstun rcta ns thc :am@ enjeyisGnt and the same pie sure in each tSnefal music number as on it's first yi:it. Therefore, ven it ia stated taa The Spr ng Naia l., an2 of the blessed exceptions be- lus@ t $ all mere charming tan b-to.e, il is ;.I1e rarasf J ise that ean he he GALLEY THREt, .. .,..-.- JOHN st wsi. The Spring Maid is chaf91- ingly set, and lie scenery is fresh and unspoied The orch St a s at ali tmes thoroughly capable, and ta..rc is nothing but joy fer one who can near t1c oFero again.
 'Tne Spring Maid will be at the Elks Theatre oil December 19'h. Seals go on sale December [.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
BABY MINE

Baby M ne is the funniest of all ;,ays and yet it is absolutely founded on fact and story might be told here but tnat oull be antic pating, and spoil something of 9 surprise that the play creates. If you need a change from the old grind, try an evening cn Baby Mine. Margaret M. Mayo's baby veil and you will find it better than three weeks in sanitarium. Baby Nine makes the thin fat and the fat ;n1n; it polishes the teeth and eXerctses the ribs. It is pepsin for
 ndiaastiCn and massage for nerves; inyal:Cs are made we'll while they
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
A GREAT BUILDING FALLS PORTO RICO'S NEW WONDER

From far away Porto Rico come re- ports of wonderful new discovery that is believed will vastly benefit the people. Ramon T. Marchan, of Barceloneta, writes 'Dr. Kings New Discovery is dong splendid work here. 1t cured me about five times of terrible coughs and colds, also my brother of severe cold in his chest and more than 20 others, who used it on my advice. We hope this. great medicine will yet be sold in every drug store in Porto R'co." For throat and lung troubles it has no equal A trial will convince you of it's merit. soc and $1.00. Trial bot ties free. Guaranteed by all drug gistS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
FRECkLES

All of the many characters intro- ducel in the book have been retained in tie drama iZ3tion of "F'reckles." Of c ls:rse, the principal characters Il the play, as in the novel, are the keen wittea, self reliant and lovable boy, Free hles; The Angel; Mclean, the manager of the Grand Rapids Lum- Der company; The B I'd Woman; MT. and Mrs. Duncan; The Man of Af- fairs; Lord and Lody O'Moore and Black Jack and Wessner, the timber thieves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
suORN ENGLISH OPEIk &O.

Afer caca. wintsr season of the Metre oolitan, Boston. Chiclg1, Phil adelphia. Cpe:,- Compan cs, the aeV- eral hborn English Grand Opera Gomran es have followed these or ganiations, in New York, Boston, Phila6 el3hia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Baltimore ,sni Washington fer suppl.men. ary season every Spring during the gast ten yeaIs, Recently the 'aste for standard and grand opera as. spread from these oDer.:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
yIEE GOOSE GaIll

T2e American consul at Drcibers. cfp''%l Of EhleHstein, is Arthar Carmichael. Popular wi5h the grand duke, he is ho9elessly i'll love witt the l. ,ter's daughter Princess H Ide- ga de. She had been kidnapped N teen years before, and but recently discovered by the chancellor. coant ven Herbeck, in q Dresden gar1et, "aes1 s4e Was singer in the chorus Of ne Opera. The kidnappers are unknown, but t2e grand duke has of- 1erei reward for the arrest of lis foimer chancellor, Count von Arns-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
pI-NPkIN HUSkER

qas Pumpkin Husker' a rur7
 ,u in four acts, with Myrtle
 n tha steller role, will hold the
 ..;. at the E.ks Theatre next ,,u.aay matinee and night. T|.is
 .,,,ty carry all their own scenery
 mechanical effects, and are ac- E,maanied by 2 rube band. The [,s,e, of tes.s Pumpkin Husker are I,a n Indiana and deals with the E,n, fife cf t--are hardy t lle-s of the \, he real founders of American ..n.ness Of course even in the Ioneer days the old, old story was E.st .s sweet as it is today, and while X. nlay centers around the rise of .t6rdy young American from pov- .4tv and obscurity 70 riches and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24
-A M U q F M E n4 Y &S========

consul ,hat he is really native of D1elberg and that there is q price up on hi; has, but will net tell why. La c" e sends fo. Heimlnn 8reun- Ter, ne dukes gardusr, and disel0ses hlmsfH as IS brotAer-a m n sus- pe>tal of being iml~l cated in the ab- du>ti 'n of the prime ss years before. He discovers .aI the pines wears a l1c<et very like one in his own pos ses5.on and that a humble lit ie goose girl, who serve: Il III beer at n old 1aFzil has a scar on her arm which reviEss strange and painful mem- oies.
 Ca michael botriends Gretchen, the little goCse girl, and is quite worr-ed
 5 ta 1c honesty of her lov,r, d V n.- ner Idmed leo. A report goes bload to G'ctu@en's horror tEat the vint- her l. a SPY ir0m ,Iugendhei5.-Leo insists on go ng wit her to he pc ice where he refutes the charges, but they 2Ie susp cic- and sh:,Jow him. lie ls al3o shadowed by a mysterious mounta neer f!om Jugendheit. But both gre arrested as spies, and when Gretchen pleads for her lover the mcuntaineer brutally tells her that the 7intners dress S a dissuise-he iovez is his royal nenhew--t e Kin& of Jlgen& &he.t.
 \ sW3rthy gypsy stsaltt;r seek i ing III old cl1ck-mender ruHs against GluHsbc eb, who recoen zas in aim lie 1 leader oi the D nd while $; ole '.,e princess. He drags tae gypsy to arm uhael won G.ur; ,', aSsu~cs g gl2at nistesa has hea3 rlade,> anc
 sks tae consul to try ana secure t,2ns an audience wita he duke.
 In her trouble Gre chen seeks the l Prsnaes., wEo has been kind to her.
 Calm ciiaei secures royal udieDce 1 zni II nr2t&cA and the gy ssy furnish t:le duke proof of his former caancel- lof iuct city. Grumbach admits ! | 3N guilt and t5 lis the duke that i Hid, gaIde ia nt his daug ter, nd [ .e.e proofs el her identity must have 1 been forged for the originals are in
 his oWn possession. He pTcciaims
 the :tle sQose-girl as the real Pr IT.
 cess ;ll5 bo Il he and the gypsy con- firm 5hat the scar on 'ner arm c&me
 from a fall in the gypsy campfire. The gypsy identifies Herbeck as the arch spirator-ti1e real father of iIild aSarde. 4 great st2tesman-the m st ,rusted man in the duahy-fol years stifling parental love Il the tremendous amoit on to see ais child 3 queen.
 Wien the duke asks for stronger ntoof than scars, the young King of jugeadheit offers to prove it by mar ryln.s the little goose-girl and make !,e.- Ais queen. Wien Hildagarde, who is dazed by the revelations asks her lew found father why he did it7-- Wly he made them cutcasts and ex-@ les and where ncw could they hide themselves, Carmichael smiles hap oily and reminds her that America $ q rretty good place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24


 c$ntelss to other cities all over Amcra ca, ald cOnseuu II ly there are five hboln conn enies on tour this sCasoh all of Wh.eh will return as usual next Spring for tAcir annusl series cf from five to tenty weeks in each of the cit e6 above mentioned. Two of he organizations now on tour under the Abotn' management are presenting a repetlciIe of grand opera in English, nalpJing Madam Butterfly, "Lrel BohelHe,' "the Ta.es of Hoffman, ," "HanSel and Gretsl'' "Lohengrin ;" "ll Troyatore," Garner and Lucia di Lammermocr, Two other Aborn companies are offer ng cne opera only, B3lfe's ''The Bohemian Girl and d fifth is presenting a re- viyal of planqnette's beautiful opera comlGue, "Tae Oh mes of Normandv' The Aborn English Grand opera Company in repertoire W Il appear at h" Ell0s Theatre soon and tue sc- lec,i Jn Of the operas to be presented will he announced later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

fan:, there s a sweet little .ove story
 interWoven that, like a, wait of some
 fragfant perfumes lends it's soften- ing influence 70 tenderness and pur- .ity to enc of the best dramatic stores
 since taa days of The Old Homestead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-24

proposes and is accepted by the Gi- Ninit7 upon whom his cho ce nas fal len.
 officer GG6' is an unusual play Il makes yoa laugh. It keeps you guea3 ng wile it administers some deli&n iul surpris in the way of nn- expected thrills thst are particularly E leasant to reseiye and agreeable to recall.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-26
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-NIaidsns: pUrse 500: tWoycar
olds; fOUI and one-h4h furlOngS Billy Holder, IL
CWilsonl. to I, won: Frank Hudson. u0-iFGinl
10 10 l. scoond; F1abbcrEzSt. lis NToorel Is tn l
thiid. Time o5725 Fred McElruy. GeorEi
ksTmc, Good Night, Wilt. and Calma also ran
SECOND RACE-Pmse. 800: four-y eaT-olds and
upward hUe and onc-haH furlongS. Premier. II.
tkocnsrl, IN I. wen; TipTy. JOG lSchWeibiEl Il
20 5. second; Dusi. los tHan0Teri Il to third
Time, l:i0s5. Lady Orimar. Glucusc. Incision. Red
Rob. Oakley. Emerald Isle. Star Over and COOne,
X. al.a ran.
THIRD RACE-seIling: pJrsc $50; hres-year-oIdi
aud upward; seven furiUnEs. Union lack 10
Turner. to 2, won Helene. g NfcCabel L te
l. second: BsbbIer IS tAmhrosel. % 70 I. third
Time. l7s IS CAspize. Camel, and Stickcr alsC
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: purse 500: thrre-year
olds and upward five and One-hslf furlongs roisou
dor, lH tFaiul, 70 l. Won: Jacobite ia Ienscril
TO ). second: Carroll. III CCharpem Is to 4
third. Time. l:l0 IS FoFt Worth, Descendent
Aviator. and Uncle Jimmie Gray also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling; pure $50; four-year.
olds and upward; seven furlongs. Iack Denman, II.
Hopkins, to s. Woi: Rash loj CTurnerD 10 L
second; Lord Elan. Ill tKoernerl. TO . third.
Time ] n Is Pretend Golden Treasure J. H.
Hcughton. and Emperor William also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling: three yeSr-oIds and ND
ward; purse. SO: selling mile and seventy yards.
sleeth. tskirTinl. u 20 5. won: Hatteras y
iSchweibigi, IS 10 s. second: New Star l0s (Fainl
TO :. third. Time. lsts Is. Capt. Bravo, Arnar
Belle Clem. and Peter Pcnder also ran
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling: purse. $50: one mile
sager. no Ambrose. to 5. won: Sir CleSes lIe
tHopkinsl. l 10 ?. seoJDd; Bertis lOs FOrsythel I
to ;. third. No time. Scratched. The Golden But.
terhy.