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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
A Sufficient Showing

Figures of the magnitude of those util-
lied by Judge Gary to illustrate his point
coontain in his view two lessons. zone is
the perfect demonstration that notwith-
standing all that has been said respecting
American business methods, notwitn-
standing all the accusations that have
been made that the American people are
somewhat repressed by unfair business
and by favoritism, and. especially not
withstanding the assertion, so often made
that in this country the rich are growing
richer and the poor poorer, nevertheless
all the statistics officially gathered and
authoritatively published tend to show a
phenomenal, probably unprecedented in
crease in wealth, we'll diversified, as saw
ings banks deposits show. So also. mil
lions of little homes owned by the plain
people of the United States demonstrate
the possession of aggregate wealth by
these people.
In the second place, Judge Gary clearly
intimates that stupenudous as are these
statistics, nevertheless they are small in
comparison with what the figures will be
in a future not distant provided the OBJ
stacles that stand in the way of the de-
velopment of our national resources and
of investment of capital are removed
Judge Gary is qouted by his friends as
having often in private conversation
spoken both with enthusiasm and with
the United States in case there be estab-
lished healthful cooperation between
business, capital, labor and public opin-
ion. The statistics which he read to the
members of the institute persuade him
that all that is now needed is a DISPOSE
tion to bring about and to maintain in-
dustrial peace and progress. This dis
position Judge Gary believes already
characterizes the ablest, the sincerest and
most thoughtful of the public men of the
day, whatever their party associations
may be.
In this city the impression is that Judge
Gary's address will be of valuable aid in
furthering the unquestioned disposition #
fair minded and honorable men in public
life to bring about an era of industrial
peace and progress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-05
A Change of Treatment

Judge Gary's address to the members
of the American Iron and Steel institute
at their present meeting at Chicago con-
tained some details and some illustrative
statistics which We're not embodied in
the address delivered by him a year ago.
He is master at handling statistics and
that is a gift which explains in part the
ability which he has displayed as the
executive head of the worlds greatest
corporation.
lie was anxious to set FORTH not so
much to the members of the institute, as
to the people of the United States GER
tain reasons based upoh statistics which
justified his assertion that our opportun-
tiles for material growth are inconceiy-
ably great: For instance he grouped into
a brief table the figures in dollars which
told the aggregate wealth of the four
great commercial nations of the world.
the United States, England, France and
Germany. Our total wealth of a. hundred
and thirty billions is greater than the
combined wealth of France and Germany
by $5000,000,000. 1t is greater than the
wealth of England by $50 0000,OO00O0.
Judge Gary divides the total wealth
represented by dollars by the figures rep
resenting the population and this mathe-
matics shows that the wealth per capita
Of the United States is A4O0 in round
numbers, which is very nearly the wealth
per capita of France, and is considerably
larger than the per capita wealth of
England and of Germany. Moreover the
amount of money in the United States of
all kinds, gold, silver and uncovered pa
per- is approximately 50 500,e00,00O, which
is $2,e00000,000 more than the amount
in the United Kingdom and 100000 more
than the amount of money in Germany.
Again, to illustrate his point, Judge
Gary makes a brief compendium of rail-
road mileage which, for the United
States is 24G000; for Great Britain. 2S,9G);
for France S1O0, and for Germany, SS'WO-
Furthermore, the soil of the United
States in the year 1912 yielded harvests
of the money value of 9S00,00o,000. And
the soil also yielded minerals in that
year of the money value of $i,9O0,oO 900.
In our International trade for the fiscal
year ending June 3O we gained an appar7
ent or visible trade balance of s653o00,-
900
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Obituary.

John Godfrey Limp. another Of the
carly settlers Of Holt county, died at
his home in Mound City, Wednesday
Of last week, February ~. 1913, aged
AZ years. Mr.. Limp was born In
Germany, December 18th, ls2o, and
in 1854 he came to this country, cross.
ing the ocean In a sail boat. landing
at New Orleans. and thence by steam.
boat TO st. Joseph. After q stay Of
some six years In Buchanan county,
ne went to Kansas, and on the com.
ing on of the Civil war he enlisted in
the 10th Kansas Infantry. In 1856
ne came to Holt county and lived In
the Murray district In Forbes town.
ship. then near Forest City, and
from there located IN the Blair dis.
tYict.
He was married to Helen Hinmon
in buchanan county, Missouri. To
this union were born ten children:
Mrs.. Mary poynter of Mound City, Mo-;
Mrs. Rosena Swope, Of Pleasonton,
Kansas; Mrs. Emma Stephenson, OF
Oregon. Mo-; Mrs. Laura Smith and
'ohn a. Limp. Of King City, Mo-;
Mrs. Fanny Patterson, Emma Girls.
well, Grace Patterson, Ada and Char.
ley Limp, of Mound City, Mo. All
were present at his bedside during his
sickness, with the exception Of Mrs
Emma Stephenson, who is In Califor.
mia at the present time, and Mrs.
Fannie Patterson and Ada Limp,
who. with their mother. preceded
him 20 their Heavenly Home.
January u. iSo7. lIc was again unit
I'd In marriage. this time
70 Mrs. Emma u. Mcdonald, vino is
left with his children. ., grand.rhil.
iren and six great grandchildren, one
sister. one step.daugh,cr and soiher
relatives and a host oi friends 10
mourn his death.
lie removed to Mound city IN zoos
where he resided unril death claimed
him.
lie vas chris,cncd IN the Lutheran
church and lived faithful through
life.
Funerel services Mere held At Slh'
iOh T. u church, conducted b, Rev
~. !. McGrew. of Maitland. \ large
crowd was gathered 10 pay their re-
>pecI> 10 a friend and ncighbor. The
body was laid To rest IN the ccmcter.
10y thr church To await the Rcsurrcc'
zion Morn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, G. ". Lightner aud Eliza.
beth Lightner, his wife. by their Ger.
tain Deed of Trust, da,ed April Isl, =.
1917. and recorded In the Recorders
office Of Holt County. Missouri. at
Deed Of Trust Book l2l, page $50. con.
veyed to ii. j. Hughes a their right
title. interest, claim and estate OF In
and to the following described, real
estate. situated In the County OF Holt
State OF Missouri, to.wit:
Commencing ut the Northeast cor.
ner OF the West half Of Southwest
quarter Of Section Sixteen C6), in
Township Sixty 1907, OF Range Thirty.
nine 800, thence West two hundred
and forty.three (243) rods to a point
three rods West Of Center of Section
Seventeen tl7, In said Township
and Range, thence South Forty
eight and one.half degrees t&8l)
West, Seventy-nine (7D) rods and If
teen u.s. links, thence South Seventy
four l7i) degrees and twenty. -four
l24) minutes West, eight and forty
one.hundredths $40 chains: thence
South Fifteen and one.half (ljb) DE.
grees East, twenty.eight and seventy
one.hundredths (2s.TO1 chains: thence
North seyenty.sevcn (77l degrees and
| 90 min. East sixteen and seventy one.
hundredths 1870 chains to the Sec
ton corner between Sections Seven.
teen az and Twenty C2O) on the orig.
inal bank Of the Missouri River as
established by Government survey,
which point Is forty and fifty one.
hundredths 1850 chains West of the
Southeast corner Of Section Seven.
teen ~: thence East sixty and fifty
one.hundredths (GO.5O) chains to the
Southeast corner of the West half Of
the Southwest quarter Of Section Six.
teen (l6l: thence North forty chains
40 to the commencing corner. all In
Township Sixty 900, of Range Thirty.
nine 90, containing 30 acres more
or less. This sale l. made and sub.
jeci TO an unpaid balance Of S2tD.0O
aud interest on a prior Deed Of Trust
given to II. j. NroOman and recorded
In Hook ~ a, Page 3l3 Deed Ut Rec.
urds Of Holt County. Missouri
Which said conveyance was mad, IN
trust 10 secure the payment Of one
certain prumissory note IN said deed
described: and, whereas, said note has
become due and remains unpaid: now.
therefore. In accordance with the pro.
visions of said Deed pf Trust. and at
NV ic,IueSl W ttIt lttai iIV''Ni w Sdiu
note, ! will proceed Ia sell the above
described Real Estate al the court
house door Ia the Town oi oregon. IN
the County Of Holt. State aforesaid,
TO the highest bidder iurca,l IN hand
Al public aurl ion. on
Ti ESDAN. THE llTii DAY OF
MARCH. 1919.
between the hours al nine o'clock In
the forenoon and i've u'cIuck In the
afternoon OF that day. Ia satisfy said
note. together with tie cost and "x.
pcnsc~ oi executing this trust
II. \. HUGHES.
Trustee
Dated this ,tl day oi February,
| tl1l
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Executors Notice.

Notice l. hereby given. that letter,
ul administration on the estate OF
Theresa Spoerle. deceased, were grant, p.
I'd To he undersigned ON lie l,h day
al February. 1913, by the Probate
Court OF Holt County, Missouri. All
persons having claims against said es'
tate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the administ ratOr with.
IN six months after the date Of said
letters, OF they may bc precluded
from any benefit of such estate: and
II sucl claims he not exhibited With
IN one year from the date OF the last
insertion of the publication OF this
motto they shall be forever barred,
l.. !, MOORE. Executor
Tabs list day of February. 1913.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Thomas !. Bowr. and
Daisy a. Bowes. his wife. by their
certain deed of trust .da, rd APRIL 2lsi
jMI3, and filed for record, Anil oond
lOo3, and recorded in look ri, a, Pave
ljs, In the Office of the Recorder Of
Deeds, In and ior Iiol, County, Mis-.
souri,. conveyed to the undersigned
trustee. In trust. to secure jhr pay.
men, of the promissory note i'm said
decd of trus, described, the following
described real estate, situate. lyin,,
and being I'm the County of Holt and
State of Missouri. tp.wi,.
Commencing al the SOUTH Eas, cor.
u,r of The NoItL IVES, Quarter at seq.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Samuel karr. and Sarah
karr, his wife, by their deed OF trust
dated the 18th day of January. 1904.
and OF record in the office Of TIE
Recorder Of Deeds Of Holt County.
Missouri, In Book 06 at page 4O0, con.
veyed to the undersigned In trust to
secure the payment OF the note In
said deed OF trust described, and OF
the interest thereon. the following
described real estate, situate In Holt
County, Missouri, to.wit:
Commencing at "A point thirty.fOur
(34) rods east Of the southwest corner
Of the northwest quarter Of section
one (ll, In township ffty.nine (59), Of
range thirty.seven (37); thence east
seventy.two and twO.thirds (721) rods:
thence north eighty (s0) rods: thence
west seventy.two and two.thirds ga
rods; thence south eighty 1907 rods to
the commencing cerner--36t acres.
And Whereas, default has been
made In the payment Of the said note
and Of the interest thereon, according
TO the true tenor, date and effect OF
said note, and whereas, the owner Of
said note has requested me to execute
the power vested In me by said deed
Of trust, to sell said real estate, and
out Of the proceeds Of said sale pay
the indebtedness secured thereby:
Now Therefore, in compliance with
said request, and under the power
vested In me by said deed Of trust, I
will sell said real estate at public ven.
due to the highest bidder, for cash In
had, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1913,
at the front door of the Court House
In the City Of Oregon, Holt County,
Missouri.
THOMAS y. IllNDE.
Trustee.
First publication. January ~. 1913.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21

g See C,sts Castle for Hand.msds
Harness, o. distinguishing. Y"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Sheriffs Salc...Under Deed
of Trust.

Whereas. :. i. po,tiigur and Alice
i'uiiing.r h'> wife. by their certain
Deed Of Trust, dated December l.,
1911, and iilcd for record December
Dist. 1911, and recorded IN Book III,
al Page ~, In the office Of the Record.
or Of Deeds. within and for Holt,
County. Stalcof Missouri, conveyed I .
A. W. Gotten In trust, to secure the
payment OF the promissory note IN
said deed Of trust described, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate.
lying and being In the County of
Holt aud state Of Missouri, to.wit;
The North Half oi the South West
Quarter Of Section No Twenty Nine
(2Dl, In Township No. sixty One Gl
OF Range No. Thirty Eigh, Cis,
And whereas, II l. provided Ia and
by the terms aud provisions oi said
Deed OF Trust, that In ease default
should be made In Inc payment ofthc
interest on said proinissory note when
due, that the legal holder Of said note
might. al his OPT Ion, declare ilc
whole sum due and payable: and
whereas, default has been made IN
the payment Of the interest on said
note, which fell due Dee. lst. 1917,
and the lr.al holder has elected To de-.
clare the whole sum due aud payable,
and has requested the said trustee to
execute the powers vested In him 10y
the terms and provisions of said Deed
OF Trust: and whereas, II il further
provided in said Deed Of Trust that In
case of the refusal IN act Of The said
trustee, that the acting Sheriff Of
Holt County, Missouri, should become
the successor In said trust. and act In
the place OF said trustee, and where
a.. \. W. Gotten, The said trustee,
has refused In writing Ia act as such,
Now, therefore, g, u. Gelvin, the
acting Sheriff Of llol, County, Mis-
souri,, al the request OF the legal hold.
or Of said note. and IN pursuance Of
the powers vested In me by the terms
and provisions of said Deed Of Trust.
will on
TT ESDAI, MARCH nth, 1913.
betw the hours al nine o'clock In
the forenoon, and five o'clock In the
afternoon Of said day AT the Court
House door, IN the ciiy Of Oregon,
Holt County, Missouri, sell AT public
vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand. the above described real
estate. tn satisfy said debt and inter.
est , and the costs Of executing this
trust q. h. GELNIN.
Sheriff and Acting Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21

The Union sunday school conven-
tiop OF Lewis tow nship will be held at
the Evangelical churchin Oregon, the
fifst Sunday In Mafch. ~ -
rxy-si IA c.BreE. - ss.ai- ~. y
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Notice to Land Owners In
Nodaway Drainage District
No, 2.

Al Owners Of land IN Nodaway
Drainage District No. ,, of An
drew and Holt Counties. State Of
Missouri, are her 10y notified that
there will he held a meeting Of the
land owners within said District at
Leach's Mill at the NOdaway River al
o'clock y, NJ, Saturday, March \,
1913, for the purpose Of electing two
members Of the Board IT Supervisors,
viz; tine to succeed Geo, W, Profit
for a term OF FOUR years, one to Sue
coed Levi Landess, for q term OF FIVE
years. q. W. SHORES,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Township Sunday SchOO
Convention.

There will be u union meeting Of
all the SUNDAY schools In this Lewis,
township AT the Evangelical church
a, 80. SUNDAY afternoon, March a
Week from next SUNDAY to hold a
convention and organize the town.
ship. Program will bc printed next
week
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
=. E. o. Programs.

MARCH :. 1913.
Hostess Mrs Mum.
business Heeting.
MAGAZINE Article NJ. ". Mrs,
kunkci
Vocal Solo Mrs. Iellcr.
MAGAZINE Article No. ". Mrs.
Lclim.r.
Ruli' Call. Patriotic.
Social Hour.
MARCH ~.
Hostess Mrs. DFallon.
cuisines. Meeting.
Magazine Article No. |. Mrs.
Nunn.
Piano Duet Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
Nanl,uskirk.
Magazine Article No. ~, Mrs.
DUNCAN,
Roll Gail. Pertaining 10 Faster.
social Hour,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-21
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, :. II. Randall and bertha
Randall, his wife, by their certain
deed OF trust dated the 18th day Of
December looo, and recorded IN the
Office OF the Recorder Of Deeds of Holt
county. Missouri, In hook 10 n Page
u. conveyed To the undersigned trus.
tee the following described real estate
situated In Holt county, Missouri, to.
wit:
The East half of Section Twelve In
Township sixty, If Range Thirty
nine, subicc, To u prior lien Of SI,NW.
IN trust. however, Ia secure the
payment OF the proniissOry note there.
IN described and the interest on said
note:
And whereas, the interest on said
no,e l. pas, due and unpaid, and the
legal holder has requested M Ia sell
said real estate.
Now. therefore, IN pursuance Of the
power In me vested. ] viii on
MONDAY, THE It'll DAY OF
MARCH, 1913,
between the hours at nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon Of that day, and live
O'Clock In the afternoon, at the Court
House door In the city Of Oregon.
Holt county. Missouri, sell said real
estate AT public vcndue TO the highest
bidder for cash IN hand To pay said
notes and the interest due thereon
and the costs and expenses Of cxecut-
Ing this trust.
", u. RICHARDS,
Trustee,
LIST insertion Erbrliary Ii. i0i1l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Do You Want Ticket to All Atlanta Games?
9 O @ @ 9 o @ O 9 Q @ 0 9 9
If So, Here Is the Way You Can Get One FREE

Would you accept free to the Crackers play
in Atlanta this rs a gift of the Georgian?
you accept TWO, that you could take friend to
EVERY game 10 cost?
you be of fans every this
guest of this paper?
If this interests youf you for baseball and would like
90 games entirely free just
series evy game every dayhodays and ayOu do IT
by writing 600 words.
No conditions You don't have do anything
about it.
Here is the way get of these eassOn tickets:
the box here printed 1t represents inn
agnary of the opening of the Atlanta soil
game will be played April A. This may not be the
but that doesn't matter.
this Study bit. Then write 500 words
describing the game you think like this ought be de-
The Georgian the following day. does not take
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be interesting and readable.
who writes the best description will get
TWO passes every game Atlanta this The writers
the eight stories that rank interest will awarded ONE
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There rngs this offer The Georgian has secured
ten give readers They will the nine
or who write the best series from fan viewpoint
stories will be considered unless written egiby
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Otherwise there conditions Everybody eligible
Atlanta sewhere young Old You have moth
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The will close April 10.
yours the Baseball Contest Editor Atlanta Geor
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
SIGNS LONG
CONTRACT WITH HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, April s.
Renewal of the contract with Percy
d. Haughton. so. as head coach Of
the Harvard football team for the
next three years was announced yes
terday.
Haughton has coached the eleven
for the past five years. during which
two games with Yale were won, two
tied and one lost.
on the heels Of statement by
Frederick ". Thayer president OF the
Harvard Varsity club, of Boston,
that Percy -. Hauchton would coach
the eleven for three years. came a
communication from Chairman J. W.
Farley. of the Harvard football COM
mittee. declaring that nothing had
been decided.
From an authoritative source il was
learned that while Haughtou has not
signed a formal contract. he had made
fl known To- friends that he intends
to do SO.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
BURNS AND PELKY
IN 6-ROUND DRAW
ALBERTA, April s.

CALGARY. ALBERTA, April g.
Tommy Burns, former heavy
weight champion of the world,
and Arthur Pelky, of Chicopee, Mass,
fought six rounds TO draw here last
night.
The bout was Burns first in about
three years He appeared rather fat
and somewhat slow. His experience,
however, was too much for Pelky
Burns had a big shade in the first few
rounds and was cheered by the fans
for his aggressiveness.
The pace told on Tommy in the last
couple of sessions, and he was forced
10 stall at times. No real hard blows
were landed although Burns man
aged to bring home several stiff body
punches.
After the scrap Burns said he was
positive he could regain his former
skill. and that with more training eX-
poets TO be a contender for the heavy
weight title. Tommy weighed about
100 pounds, while Pelky scaled nearly
eco
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
PREP LEAGUE NOTES

Solano. the shortstop on the G. NJ A..
team is only five feet four inches tall,
but he stands up TO the plate with The
best Of them and when II comes 70 held
ing his position there is none in the
prep league who has anything on him,
When a pitcher let's an opposing Team
down with two slim singles in nine in
nings he looks pretty promising That
is what Jim Parks, Of Tech High. dld
in the g NJ a. game on Tuesday Cal
lahan. of Marist. and Parks looks Ike
the two best in the prep league when
It comes TO pitching,
The two fastest base runners In prep
circles this season are Allen. the Marist
third baseman and Bedell, who guards
the second sack for Tech High. Bedell
stole no less Than fye bases in the ..
NJ. a. game and against catcher who
has a good wing at that
c. NJ A. has four good track men in
Sifford, the Splinter snedecker the
weight man; Smith. the broad jumper,
and Hagan, the pole vaulter. All Of
these lads showed lois Of promise in
the field day exercises held on Monday.
Any of these fellows are liable to rOmp
home winners in the annual prep meet
May 2.
According 20 present iudica lions Boys
High School will have the best track
team OF any of the schools in the prep
league. Yesterday afternoon there were
az least 80 candidates for places at work
out at Piedmont Park
Schane is rapidly developing into first
class hammer thrower and is making
longer throws in his daily practice than
any other man on the Boys High team
Uoltzeudorff is another who is showing
big league stun. lie is pracucing the
pole vault and is clearing the bar around
nine feet.
The BOYS High track team will be
well prepared for the dual meet at
Tech Flats on April Is. The prizes have
already been decided on and there Will
be four Of them for each event.
The meet between the two high
schools viii be held on the upper cam
pus al Tech instead of the fats. The
fats will not be i'm shape for any kind
OF track meet until next year. but there
is ample room on the upper campus.
and also a good cinder track.
Peacock has a good weight man in
Mangum. who is also a pitcher on the
baseball team. He is especially good
with the shot and is throwing II over
IS feet in practice. Sans is also track
star and pitcher.
The students al Peacock have taken
up hsndbau and IL IS rapidly gaining
favor among the boys The school has
fire court az the rear Of the main
building.
A Tot OF credit Is due the coaches o.
the Two high schools In this city ea
account OF their willingness 10 look after
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-03
Yesterdays Results

At Philadelphia, Pa.-Athletics, >;
Phillies, I.
At New Orleans. La.-Cleveland, .;
New Orleans. I.
At Chattanooga. Tenn.-Tigers, 4;
L0okouJs. 0.
AT Richmond Boston Nationals, 4;
Richmond Virginia League, 5.
At Winston. y. Winston, Carolina,
Is. Whitsett Institute, 2.
Al Petersburg -Petersburg, Virginia
League, 1: Providence Internationals. 3.
At Asheville-P Philadelphia Uecruits1
Americans. Il; Asheville. 8.
Al Macon-Toronto Internationals, s:
Macon South Atlantic. 5.
At WashingtOn-Washi Ameri-
cans Brooklyn Nationals. rain.
At Chapel Hin. y. University Of
North Carolina. s; Amherst, s
At Washington 3; Johns
Hopkins. g.
At Newton. y C.-Catswba College.
3. Weaverville College. 2
AT Wake FOrest-Wake Forest, II;
Eastern College, 4.