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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
OPENED UP WESTERN CANADA
Prince Rupert, Famous Soldier, Was
First Governor OF the hudson's
Bay Company.

Six years from this month will mark
tho tercentenary OF tho birth Of Prince
Rupert, tho great English military Of
fcer whose name Ia forever associated
with western Canada by reason OF tho
fact that he was one OF the organ
isers and tho FIRST governor Of tho
Hudson's Day company. Tho terri-
tories Of tho company. now tho west.
en- provinces Of the dominion. were
long called Rupert's land In honor OF
the prince. Rupert was tho third son
Of Frederick v. Of Bohemia and Ellis.
abeth, sister Of Charles I. OF England.
He was noted for his reckless bravery
In battle. which he nrst displayed on
tho continent. He then went to Eng
land TO assist his uncle. Charles L..
and In 1913 was made admiral Of tho
English feet. After the restoration he
was made lord high admiral and fought
against tho Dutch. His later years
were largely devoted TO scientific study
and to the Affairs Of tho Hudson's bay
company. Charles II. granted u char.
ter TO Rupert and II other mobiles and
gentlemen. Incorporated them as tho
Governor and company OF adventur
ers OF England trading into Hudsons
bay" The part played by this com.
pany In the development Of the west
constitutes one OF the many romantic
chapters In tho history Of the North
American continent.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
SATURDAY. THE ss,h DAY or
MARCH. 1914,
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. by deed ~ trust. dated the .tth
day % D,s'cmbrr, ipi., Recorded In Hook ~
Nc page 3pt of the real est ate records ~ Holt
County. Missouri, sadie y. l.hrurruy and L.
trustee, the following described real estate,
lying, being and situate In til" county ~
Holt and state VI Missouri. to.~iti 10,s
Two III and Three l3l 81 the Northwcst quar-
Thirty lal. Township SIXTY IN. lBil ~
ltansc Thi-ty.nine lJpl with all accrctlon.
thereto, estimated at about on. hundred
pay mcnt 81 u certain promis,ory note In said
deed ~ trust dcsctibodl
Aud whereas default has been made In III,
payment % the Interest on said note
terms ~ said trust deed tina, In rns. u the
acting sheriff 81 Holt County, Missouri. a,
tho request ~ the legal holder ~ said note
Aud whereas said Trustee has refused Ia
Art aud execute said trust
Aud whereas !, thc undersigned the legally
elected and qualified sheriff ~ the County
of Holt aud state of Missouri, have been
requested by the legal holder 81 said note Ia
execute said trust aud exercise the power ~
sale IN me vested by such refusal ~ said
Trustee ana the terms ~ said Trust Deed
Now thcr,f Tor" notice IL hereby gwen that.
pursuant Ia the power vested In aud by
such refusal Of said Trustee and by the terms
~ said Trust Deed and pursuant To the re-
quest ~ the legal holder ~ said note Will on
SATURDAY. TiiE az; Ss,n DAY OF
between the hours OF eight o'clock In the
forenoon and live o'clock In III, afternoon III
said day, at the Court House door In oregon
In lhe County Of Holt and state of Missouri
sell the nbovc described real estate 1T public
auction. Tor cash, Ia the highest hlddcf,,
sheriff 81 Holt County, Missouri.
First Insertion March d, 1914
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Martin Graham aud Delphia Ann
Graham. his wife, by their certain Trust Deed,
dated February sist, 1918. and recorded IN the
Recorders office, In Holt County, Missouri, ON
February 18th. 1913, IN Hook isl. NJ page ~
East half ~ the Northwest quarter and the
southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter
Of section Two CO In Township Fifty nine l5al
NJ Range Thirty eight u.s.. Holt County, Mis-
souri,, In Trust, to secure the payment NJ
the three prOnlssOry notes In said Trust Deed
Described. the hrst % said notes being due ons
year after date, aud, Whereas, IL II provided
In said Trust Deed that In ease ~ the defaul Il
In the payment 81 said notes or 81 the interest
thereon, "a any day when III, SAME should h..
come duo, then the whole sum ~ secured
should become due and payable. and the said
Trustee, at the request ~ the legal holder Of
said notes should sell the said property 10 pay
said debt aud cost 81 executing said Trust
And, Whereas, the hrst % said notes, with
interest, IL dusand unpaid and the Interest ON
the emhining notes N IN default, and the
legal holder Of snid notes has requested me u
execute said Trust. Now Therefore. notice Ia
all persons IN hereby given that will IN
MONDAY, MARCH 3oth, 1914,
at the North Court House Door. In the City Of
Oregon, Holt County, Missouri, between the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock u. NJ, Oi
that day sell said real estate 10 the highest
bidder leash In hand, 20 satisfy said debt and
". ii, RICHARDS,
Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
Curtosltv AZ Eashlon,

One OF the curiosities Of fashion In
the return Of the walking stick to
favor. II has had It's ups and downs
ever since the days Of Pericles, when
no Athenian gentleman dared be seen
abroad without It. Just as five.and-
twenty years ago the Oxford under
graduate. when not In hannels or
academical. must carry q walking
stick.
II 10 certainly not the undergraduate
who 10 bringing the former fashion In
again, for his pose In Norfolk Jacket
and SLOUGH In slippers-and without
Q hat A "clouded cane" would be
out Of place with such sccompani-
ments, Nor do we think It 10 the
actor. which has always stood out
literally-asainst the support Of the
stick In the streets. knowing that it,
mice conduct will spoil his poiss.
And really. to . young man. the cane
seems the nest supsraseus Of sassn'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13

There are old outbuildings, which
have out.lived their day OF useful
ness and should be removed or torn
down-they would make good kind.
ling wood.
There are back lots and vacant lots
which are not In use and which could
be made more valuable and certainly
more beautiful II they were cleared
of and sowed down to grass or even
alfalfa. Or II the owner were phil.
anthropist enough he might let the
small boys have a playground. For
there are boys In our town who do
not have any room to play excepting
In the streets.
Oregon has been called "The beau.
tiful little city Of the hills Where
there are hills there must be hollows.
These low places can be beautiful or
unsightly, and unhealthful owing to
the care or lack Of care which they
receive. All cleaned up and smoothed
or terraced and sowed down TO blue.
grass-they add much TO the pictur.
esque effect.
Where there are real bitches or
creeks the wash can he stopped and
gradually filled up by sticking In Will.
low cuttings. In year or two their
glossy, green leaves all through the
spring and summer months are GER.
tainly restful and cool.looking.
We should have our children help
to keep our los clean and sanitary.
We should encourage them In the
raising Of flowers, thus teaching them
the love Of the beautiful and at the
same time training them to be better
and more desirable citizens.
There Is need OF housekeeping In
the public places Of all our cities and
towns, but We must remember that
the success OF all undertakings de.
pend upon the zeal and earnestness Of
EACH INDIVIDUAL.
our women's clubs and civic organ.
izations all over our land are working
to make better and more beautiful
the community In which they are or
ganized,
The result In each case Il not large
In itself, but In the aggregate form.
Ing a force for Civic Righteousness
which cannot be over.estimated:'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
WASN'T ENTITLED TO MEDAL
President Of Anti.Crueity Society
Made Decision Positively Brutal
In tie Franknsss.

Mrs. Waldorf Astor at the port OF
New York declared the other day that
she never wore aisrettes or the feath-
ers Of song birds. or the plumes OF
anything that files. Yet she was wear
Ing sables at the time: her boots wero
Of calfskin: her gloves were kid, and
she would 60 to the Ritz-Carlton for
luncheon and swallow tiny. living oys-
tiers. afterward eating young trout.
outlets Of lamb. srilled quail. and 90
forth and 80 on. Oh. consistency"
The speaker was Dr.. L. @. Wither-
spoon. the San Francisco dietician-
He continued:
Man Ia cruel toward the animals
There is no denying Il. And hence
Mrs. Waldorf Astor ia rather foolish
to prate Of her kindness as regards
aisrettes when. on her behalf. We
slaughter daily birds and sheep. sables
and seals. fsh and kids.
Yes. az the world Is constituted.
any talk OF kindness toward animals
strikes me AZ absurd-reminds me, In.
fact. Of the Anti.Crueity Society OF
Nola Chucky.
"A man with q big club appeared at
the annual convention OF this society
and demanded the annual medal. or
FIRST prize.
"'what Kindness. the president
asked him. what kindness have YOU
shown. my man. toward the lower
animals that entities you to our
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. Ross, the

Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. Ross, the
aged sisters OF Mrs. Muxlow, who
have been visiting here for several
weeks, left for their home Saturday
last, going by way Of Omaha, for a
visit with their niece, Mrs. Nichol-
son. Mother Muxlow accompanied
them to be with her daughter, and
get acquainted with the late arrival
Of that granddaughter.
-Emmet, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev.
Weidemier, Is out OF school for the
present, and will likely be for few
weeks. On Thursday last, March 8,
he was playing on the school ground,
and In scui,ling with chum, he fell
to the ground, breaking his right
arm between the wrist and elbow.
DR.. Proud fixed him up, and he is
around now, but he'll have a holiday
from school for a while.
While coasting on the Oregon hill,
Thursday afternoon, February ~,
Spencer Teare, who was cossting on
small bobsled, ran into q much larger
sled, and In the collision he got his
arm broken, and otherwise injured.
In past years the boys have been In
the habit Of coasting this hill, and 1t
is most dangerous pastime. At last
reports Spencer was getting along
nicely.-Forest City News.
Work on G. NJ. wickiser's ice
manufacturing plant was started this
week, and II Is the purpose to have
the plant ready for operation by the
first Of April. a section OF the rear
OF the store room will be used for
storage and refrigeration. The ma.
chinery and watts will be housed In
a new building attached to the back
OF the store. The addition will be
2oS2j feet In size.-Craig Leader.
C. ID. Parsons has moved into the
property, owned by Ed. Schneider, In
the east part OF the city, and the
prosperity vacated by him, known a.
the T.. a. wel,y property, IN the east
part OF town, will be occupied by
Fred Allen, who now owns the prop.
erty, having bought II last fall, and
the property he vacated In the west
part Of the city will be occupied 10y
James NJ. Manning and family, 80 We
are Informed.
Mrs. Adolph Egger, OF Nodaway
township, Is nursing broken arm,
the result Of some hogs trespassing on
forbidden ground. They In some way
got over Into the front yard, and they
wanted to stay, but Mrs. Egger Oh
jected, and In driving them out
Tuesday, OF last week, she slipped
and fell, falling on her left arm,
breaking II above the wrist. DR..
Proud attended her, and she Is doing
IS we'll a. could be expected.
Paul Elliott, OF the "Manx
Farm" on Forest City route, No. !,
informs US that his wife, who has
been In Chicago hospital for nearly
three months, and where she under
went two operations, Is now some
better, although very weak yet. She
Is now visiting with her sister, Mrs,
lAage, and expects TO return home
about April !. Paul wants 10 sell his
farm, but II he does not will rent II
this season, and 70 to Mound City,
but has not yet decided what he will
engage In.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
Guardians Notice.

Notice N hereby given, That the under
signed was appointed Guardian OF the Estate
muat on The ara Say OF Fssrasry o. sy
the Probate Court OF Holt County, Missouri
All persons having claims against said Estate
the Guardian within six months after he date
Of said appointment, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said Estate; and 10
from the date OF the last insertion OF the pub.
ication OF this notice, they shall be forever
barred.
This s3rd day Of February. 1884,
WILLIAM HUIATT,
Guardian Of Daniel Huiatt,
By W. II. Richards, His Attorney.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13

If your digestion Is out OF order
attend the Minstrel Show at the Royal
Friday or Saturday evening OF this
week.
For Sale--A few Kellerstrass
Cockerels, from hens scoring 93i and
better. Call on or address, DR.. W. s.
Wood, Oregon, Mo.
Now Is the time TO get your work
horses In shape for spring work.
"Hesse's Stock Food" or "lnterna.
tional Stock Food" will do the work.
+. o. PHILLIPS, Exclusive Agent.
George Foley Is with home folks
again. lie has been, for the past two
months, working on q dredge boat at
Marie, Ark. lie will soon start To
Wheating, MIMI, to Join In the same
work with q former dredge.boat boss.
Y.
Mrs. Ed. Durham Is now home
from st. Joseph, where she was under
treatment at one OF the hospitals
there. She Is gradually improving
and no doubt In another week or two
will be able to take an outing" 70
some Of her neighbors.
Andrew Foster, OF Topeka, Kas.,
was here for few days, this week
visiting with relatives, Thomas Part
ridge and family and friends. liz
also has our thanks for . q bill
known rs "Wild-Cat Currency" is'
sued by the "Bank OF Clarendon" al
Fayetteville, n. c., Nov. l, 1885.
Cleveland tax officials are at
tempting TO collect si2,OOo,0oO taxes
from John ID. Rockefeller. Judge
Kenesaw Mountain Lands attempted
to collect In fines from Mr.. Rockefel
ller's Standard OIL company, ant
failed. II the Cleveland officials car
prove that history does not always re
peat itself they will be human won
ders.
Sam Bledsoe, OF Forest City, was
q Sunday visitor At the Foley home
Mrs. +. wished to give her sons, Dan
all and George, q little surprise, SC
she sent Sam sly little invitation
and he sure came In all his "seven and
skies" The boys were schoolmates
few short years ago, and the meeting
was pleasant to all. Sam says h,
wants another sly invitation wher
the girls are home. y.
-Velda Marie Foster, aged 3 years
months and Is days, died at the HON,
OF her parents, j. +. Foster and wife
In the Culp school district, Sunday
March 3, 1914, from pneumonia. Fun
eral services were conducted from thu
home of the parents, Monday, by FL
der b. ii. Dawson; interment II
Maple Grove cemetery. The grief
stricken parents have the sympath!
Of q large circle OF friends In Jhei
hour OF bereavement.
Mrs. Edw. Pinkston, OF st. J oseph
came up the first Of the week and pur
chased from +. +. Weller, the proper
ty now occupied by Geo. V. Blazer
across the street from the M. Il
church. 1t Is Mrs. Pinkston's inten
tion to dispose Of her residence prop
erty In st. Joseph and return to Malt
land to make her home among he
many friends. When the St. JOSEPH
, property Is disposed Of she will com
here 1t once and either build . ne'
house or remodel the present one
Maitland HAIald. March 9. 1914
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Lester u. Rogers and Emclyn
Rogers his wife, by their certain deed Of
trust dated January 18th, iisF. recorded In
IbpOk iia, page 81 In the Office ~ Recorder NJ
Deeds within aud Tor Holt County, state "
Missouri. conveyed To- the undersigned trus-
tee, IN trust To- secure the payment OF their
prumlssory note therein described, aud the
interest thereon, the following described
real estate. situate ani lying aud being IN
the County 81 Holt. state ~ Missouri, to.wlt /.
Lots Four ~ and Five (Sl In section Twenty.
i've C.Sl and the >urthcast quarter ~ the
~uut beast quarter ~ section Twenty siN t.,N
In Township sixty Wsn ~ Range Thirty .scvcn
Aud whereas default has been made In the
payment ~ the note In said trust deed
Described, and the Interest thereon aud
whereas the legal hnldrr ~ said nniv has r..
uu"strd me- III" undersigned H. UNr'utT the
ltpwVrS conferred upnu ne 10y said trust deed
aud sell the real estate herein nfptV aud In
said trust deed Described.
Nuw therefore ut the request ~ the legal
holder ~ the note and ~ pursuance ~ the
prov visions ~ said trust deed aud the author
ity In Nv, vested. I will on
SATURDAY. THE ssth DAY on
MARCH, ipit,
hctwrcn the hour, ufp O'Clock In the fore
nunn and o'clock In the afternoon ~ that
day at III. front court hous. dopr In the City
~ oregon, Holt County, Missouri, by public
| ycnduc, To the highest bidder for cash IN
hand, sell said real estate for the purpose Of
executing said trust. GRANT CONWAY,
| u. u. Ck,l~S, Attorney. Trustee,
First Insertion March .. ipi,.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13

We, W, u, Richards. n president. and j. A.
Williams, as cashier of said bank. each ~ us.
do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true IA The hest ~ our knowledge and be-
lief. w, ", RICHARDS, President.
!. A, WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me- this
tenth day Of March, A, d., nineteen hundred
and fourteen,
WITNESS my hand aud notarial seal On
the date last aforesaid. (COmmis-
lSEAL,l stoned and qualified for u term en-
piring June 30, lpl1D
EDw. T., RICHARDS,
Notary Public,
Correct Attest; W, =. HODGIN,
j, T., TAYLOR,
SEAL W, II. RICHARDS,
Directors,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

M. tsl
~ the Cti,sn> Hapk ~ oregon. Mo. ~
oregon, stat" ~ Missouri. NJ the rlosr ~
business un the ilh day ~ Marh ipil.
published In tue Holt County sentinel, a
newspaper printed aud Published NJ
oregon, state NJ Missouri. on III" 18th day
~ Mnrh. lpll.
ETsut III-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
No. Hg

OF the Financial condition NJ the Iook 4
RWckrr Banking Company, NJ oregon,
state uf Missouri, nj the close of business On
the ith day of March, 1914, published In
THE Holt County sentinel. news
paper printed and published at Oregon,
slate ~ Missouri on the 18th day ~
March. ipit!
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
No. I'm.

No, lth.
Of the Financial Condition ~ III" Rank ~
Forbes, NJ Forbes, state ~ Missouri. al the
clusr ~ business IN the tth day ~ March.
iplt, published IN The Holt County Srn-
oregon. state ~ Missouri, on the i3ih day ~
~ March, 1914
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-03-13

Just received large shipment Of
Wall Paper-latest designs.
ANDERSON DRU0 Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-03-05
CHURCH WORKERS DIVIDED
ON QUESTION OF DANCING

Aberdeen, $. D., March 3.-The dance
question is causing agitation in the
ranks Of the Aberdeen Y. w. c. A. an
organization which is not allied with
the national organization Of tina name.
Mrs. Bina Wilcox, president of the So
ciety. recently wrote a communication
to a lccai paper, asking for an express
sion of opinion as to whether dancing
should be allowed in the building. She
explained that personally she believed
1T would be entirely proper to let the
young folks dance, provided the old
fashioned square dances, and these
alone, were permitted. She was OPP
posed to the tango, the hesitation
waltz, and other modern dances, or
even the waltz of any sort, but thought
there could be no harm, and nothing
but wholesome amusement in permit
ting the square dances, which were
nothing more than games set to
music" Her plan brought forth 1. re-
ply from the Rev. j.. Rosser Jones,
pastor. OF the Presbyterian church, in
which he severely condemns Mrs. Will
cox for suggesting that dancing-even
the square dances-be permitted in a
5iilding bearing the name "Y. w. C.
A. n denounces the local organiza-
ton for assuming h name of Young
Women's Christian Association with
out formal adherence to the national
organization. The Rev. T. j, Dent
pastor OF the Congregational church.
on the other hand. approves Mrs. VIII
cox's plan Is "a fine solution of q
yexed problem Rev. j. w. Hyslop,
rector OF st. Marks church also ap-
1t. while Rev. G.. F.. Sturtz, pas
tor of the Evangelical church, disap-
quite strongly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-03-05
SIOUX CITYANS WILL
GET MONEY GIVEN TO
INDIAN ON MORTGAGE
Fund Furnished Poor Lo to Buy
Cattle Was Spent for Auto
and Other Luxuries.

Rapid City. S. D.. March Judge
MCGEE has recently decided a demurrer
filed in the suit brought by Steele. Sim
an & Company. of Sioux City, against
Jimmy Wild, in which he holds that
al Indian can mortgage his property
without the consent of the agent in
charge of the reservation in which ne
resides.
Wild Is a Sioux Indian and about two
years ago secured $1,000 from steele,
Siman & Company. OF Sioux City, with
the understanding that he was to pur-
chase and ship the firm cattle. Instead
Wild purchased an automobile and
spent the balance of the money in
riotous living.
He was arrested on the charge OF
obtaining N under false pretenses,
but the suit was not pushed. steele,
Siman & Company. accepted notes
given by Wild to cover his ~defalcation
and the notes were secured by mort
cages on real estate owned by the In
dian in Washabaugh and Stanley u
ties, also ONE personal property.
When Wild failed to pay the inter-
est on the notes the commission COM
pany started suit for foreclosure.
Former United States Attorney
Wagner, appeared for Wild and en-
tered the defense tina his client being
an indian could not legally mortgage
his property. To this Attorney Bangs
demurred on the ground that the and
had been purchased by the Indian and
he held it in fee simple and not as an
allotment from the government.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-03-05
MADISON IS ANOTHER
TOWN WET In THEORY
But DRY AS YANkTON
Close Vote on Granting Saloon
License Furnishes Basis
of Litigation.

Madison, S. D., Feb. 2S.-Yankton
does not enjoy the distinction of being
the only wet" city in the state which
is without saloons under a decision Of
the state supreme court, for Madison,
under a decision rendered by that court.
Is declared to be q wet" town, but
Notwithstanding this there are no sa-
looms here and it is expected the tenn
perance element will resist efforts to
grant icenses under the decision of the
supreme court.
The supreme court decision vas rem
dered in a case arising from the vote
taken in this city last year on the sa-
loon license question. or the votes
cast on the license question. 400 were
for license, 400 against, n ballot was
blank II 16 ballots were improperly
marked. The drys commended that the
vets had lost the election because
license had not received a majority of
the votes cast on the proposition, they
claiming he 16 improperly marked
ballots had been cast Oh the PROPOSE
ton and should be taken into ccnsid-
Grafton.
Judge Jones, of the state circuit
court, after a hearing, took this view,
Inc held that the improperly marked
ballots were o part of the vote and
that the VETS had lost the election.
The vets" appealed the case to the
state supreme court, which now has re-
versed the decision of Judge Jones,
holding that improperly marked ballots
are worthless and should not be
counted. 1t is expected the 'drys' will
take further steps to prevent saloon
licenses being issued as authorized by
the decision of the supreme court.