The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-04-18


Cabbage. Sweet Potato. Tomato and
Celery plants for ssle-plenty OF them.
Call on or address, +. r. williams,
. Oregon, Mo. Both phones.
: -Lysoll Dip kills lice. ticks and
neas. II drives away flies and mos.
quitoes. Cures mango. scab. wire
cuts. ring worms. screw worms and
other skin diseases. Sold under abso.
lutte guarantee by Frank Foster. ore.
gon, Mo.
T. L. Price. Of oregon: Zen Ter.
hume, Of Mound City: Arthur Gotten.
Of Forest City, and George McNaul.
Of Maitland. were in Jefferson City.
this week. called as witnesses for m.
international Harvester Company. In
the hearing Of the antitrust suit
against the International Harvester
COmany so-called Harvester
Trust. The defendants had 3jO Wit.
nes>es. most o! them farmers and
dealers Ia AK .rultural implements.
a tablet made Of copper. brass
and bronze taken from the battleship
Maine. which was sunk In Havana
Ilarbor In ls".. will be sent to this
city from the War Deportmen, to be
placed In our city park. There will
be an inscription on the tablet. but Il
Is not known a. ye, what 1t will be.
Preparations are being made to
mount the cannon. which was re.
ceived from the War Depart ment last
fall. In the park. This will be done a.
soon a. the weather se.tles.-Forest
City News, April II.
One OF our wealthy bankers In q
neighboring town was out with his
son In the country recently. Tie son
gave dad cigar. Dad liked II very
much, and asked where 1t was sold.
The son ,old him. Dad went into the
place the next day and called for
cigar "like the boy smokes" and
threw down dime. Fifteen cents
more said the cigar dealer. Take
II back, said dad In GREATNESS sort
OF fashion. why you ought TO be- able
to smoke 81 cent cigars II your boy can"
said the dealer. The boy has a rich
dad. said the old banker, II haven't"
The circuit court docket, civil
and court. appears In our issue this
week. There are - criminal cases,
OF which they are II parole cases,
There are ~ trial and ~ court cases.
As this will he Judge Ellison's last
term. the Holt circuit court having
been added to the Fifth judicial cir.
cult, Judge Ellison will likely turn
over as clean docket as possible to
his successor, Judge \. ID. Burns. OF
Platte City. Court will meet Mon.
day, April 2sth. Following the April
term we will not have another term
until the third Monday In October.
unless there should he an adjourned
term.
An injunction restraining the
state railroad and warehouse commits.
sion from enforcing its recent order
for additional train service on the
Tarkio valley branch between Corn.
ing and Westboro, Mo-, was asked by
the Burlington railway In the federal
court at Kansas City. The motion
will be filed by Judge q. NJ. Spencer.
The railroad will contend that the
present service Is adequate, is not self
supporting, and compares favorably
with other service on branch lines
throughout the state. To enforce the
additional service, the railroad holds,
would be conascatory and unjustifa.
BILE.
"A beautifully engraved card has
reached The SENTINEL that tells us
of the old, old love story over again
1t announces that Charles w. Thomas,
Jr., and Miss Elsa Grau are to be
married at the brides home In Sac.
ramento, California, April Goth. 1t
would affsrd us great pleasure to be
1t this wedding. In the years gone
by-this groom OF today used to show
his athletic talents by trying to walk
the rails Of our picket fence--and by.
links he could do IL, too. He was
born In our little city, and Is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Thomas,
who practiced law here In the SOS,
and later went to Woodland, Cali
fornia. They used to own the prop.
erty now owned BY Fred Bruntmeyer.
We surely wish Charley and wife n
long, sweet lie. ......