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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
lndiscreet Memory.

You aud that very charming Miss
Malcolm were boy'and'girl friends. I'm
told"
Yes"
Il saw you talking to her You
must have had n delightful time re-
calling early days"
Well, no. ! tried 10 make II pleas.
ant, but 1t didn't seem TO work, re.
called to her how she climbed trees
and fences when she was ten years
old, and she gave me freezing look,
Then ! asked her to remember how
she was thrown from an overturned
bobsled and went head foremost into
snowdrift and stuck there. You
were seven years DID, ! said, and
recall that you wore What do you
think she dido"
II Dunno
Said Sir and stalked away
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Must ACCOMPANY peoim.nts.

Il IL not generally kupwn that
clergy who nave accepted british
army chaplaincies In time Of peace
cannot refuse Ia accompany their
regiments when ON active service,
however strong the claims OF their
parishes may be The bishop of Lon
don has been criticized Tor his readi'
ness to leave his diocese for six weeks
to accompany the London Rifle bri'
gade wherever they may he sent. but
he really has no choice in the matter,
having accepted the chaplalncy' II
he refused he would be liable TO ar
rest and trial 10y cOurt.martial,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
PROUD OF DISTINCTIVE GARB
Japanese Carpenters Wear Peculiar
Coat elafoned With the Name
OF Their Employer.

The artisan Of old Nippon Is a walk
ing advertisement for his employer
At work he wears long blue coat
blazoned between the shoulders with
q huge white japanese character de.
noting the name OF the contractor
for whom he works
Down the front are figured in white
other names of the contractor: wheth.
or they may be called given names
or Christian names 1 cannot say. At
any rate, the name on the oack Is
the one the contractor is known by
to the world. like our smith or Jones.
Below this name Is a rectangular de.
sign IN white covering the entire
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
HARD TIMES IN THE COS
People Learned to Practice Economy
In the Period Following the
Civil, War

The mother who had Ave little chill.
dren to look after during the hard
times that followed the civil war. was
talking about the high prices which
the European conflict Is causing
People will weather It In some
way" she said We did In the Civil
war days. and prices aren't anything
now to what they were then
How did We do II? Why, IN every
possible way I remember | utilized
sal, bags to make underciothes for my
girls. The salt bags In those days were
OF stouter. better material than they
are today. and. as I'D always been
thrifty and saved en- all. they came
IN urp,ty handy can tell YOU Tn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

\ school teacher rr,"n,G gaN" M'
pupils u lecture IN ralfIui!'In ~"
pointed out the hlgh mu,ives which
moved the Tcrritorials to leave their
homcs and fight Tor Ihcir ,opntrS
The schooltencher noticed that one
boy did not pay attention 10 the IN
struction. and rs a test question ho
asked him:
What motives took the TerrltorIalS
TO the VAR"
The boy vas puzzled for . mow, Mt
then, remembering the public sCnduif
10 the local regiment at the railway
station, he replied
locomotives slE"-i London TIT
Bits.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
NINE FIRES USED IN COOKING
Thrifty Woman In Carbonate, Pa,
eskes Her Potatoes IN Back.
Yard Creviee.

That the mine fire which has ragged
beneath the Belmon, section of this
city for the last ten years has its ad
santages for the residents was discov.
tred by . motion picture photographer,
taking pictures in the fire district for
reproduction on movie screens
throughout the country.
Many Of the property owners have
closed their homes and removed TO
other sections Of the city to wait for
the fire to burn itself out or to he ex.
tinguished, but few " those who re-
main are making the best OF condi.
lions.
The moving picture men found one
woman who utilizcs' the mine Are IN
baking potatoes aud other vegetables
She simply drops the "spuds' into u
creyice IN her back yard. leaves them
'hore about an hour aud takes them
~, as Thoroughly baked ~ II they
had roposcd In the oven NJ her kitchen
range
Explaining nor discovery. the house.
wife said she seldom keeps fire in
her kitchen through the summer IN
an emergency she can boil eggs aud
prepare simple dishes with the aid Of
the stove.like crevicc.
In Canaan street the operators
found a man who supplies his home
with hot water In similnr manner
When he installed his wat"rheating
system last winter this Ingenious citi.
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A DARED Inspector.

From backwoods town where II
new post office had been established
there came complaints that mail was
not being sent as promptly as II should
be, aud an inspector went to the
town to investigate lie told the post
master of the complaint, The post
master pointed at mail bag about
one-fourlh full and said
Wal, ! send the mail out ev'y time
! git the bag full You don't expect
me to send II out when II amt got
more'n "A dozen letters IN IL, do you?
Soon as | git that bag full I'll send
It out all right reckon that will be
within u week or so, the way letters
air comm In now"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
DATED In California.

Date growing is rapidly becoming
one OF the most promising fruit indus
tries of California. so II il stated In
the annual report of the United States
bureau OF plant industry recently
printed for public distribution. Near
ly twenty thousand date offshoots
were imported from the old world
GASES by private growers In the I'm
perial and Coachella valleys Of Califor'
mia during last year, Many Of the
palms from earlier importations are
now bearing fruit,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

A Massachusetts man has built a
miniature dreadnaught 10 feet In
length, which has all the features of
real batlleship. including guns that
fire. range finders. wireless instru'
ments, eunners, and even band that
plays martial music. The vessel Is
propelled by electricity. can make ten
miles an hour In smooth water and
cost its constructor si5,Ooo.-The. Out.
look.
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TAUGHT BY GEN. JEB STUART
Tactics Of Famous Confederate Cen.
erai Approved and Adopted by
German Masters OF War

"Twenty.cight years asn when was
IN Germany studying art, laid u New
York artist. y had u friend Who WAS u
snblicutonant In the rrmy Like most
German officers he was an "nihusias'
tic soldier. mili,arists "" call them
now-and one day h" brought u book
Ia me a. read because /, Wa. h" said,
nm authority with all German officers
In tactical matter. aud was really part
u their military education.
Il was not especially Interested. not
being much of soldier but When I
saw the book my interest very ma
tcrially increased, fur n Vas u copy NJ
'Drei Jahrc I'm Sati"l.' by il"ros Nuu
norke. the representative nj Germany
with Gen, job Stuafts cavalry IN our
Civil war. tho English III" being
Three Years IN IN" Saddl" Won
llofke Lad not only been with the Con
fodorat. general for tire" years. but
he was IN the thick uf II aud had
written u story that was Intensely IN.
tores,ing Tor IT, DARING adventure aud
was Of such technical auh tactical
value ~ To warrant III" unusual pusi.
tlon accorded II by German military
authorities
The tact that was Nauk"c did
not lessen my pride III" least IN G"l,'
erRl Stuuris work fer Nr were all
good Americans bN that tim" aud
was proud To- know that 81" vera
teaching Germany On" ,lSl" ut ii-lt
iug anyhow. The book Nps no '"r
man and suppose II l,,, been truus
lated. though have never ,',u % ruly
outside OF Germany.
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ire,and's Wheat Yield.

Consul Hunter Sharp writes from
Belfast that the yield Of wheat In Ire.
land In 1914 was 76s.15l hundred.
weight; Of oats. 1S.081,s 6l hundred
weight: Of barley. s.%60.01S hundred
weight. q British hundredweight be-
ing liz pounds.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Looks That WAY,

Bill-There is factory up in our
town which has had over two hun
dred marriages among It's employees
this year
Jill--lt must be u spoon" factory.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19
Mixed.

Vicar this mind full Of the recruit.
Ing posters)-Wilt thou take this
woman to thy welded wife--for three
years or the duration Of the war;
Punch.
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THEIR SECOND GUEST
~ MAY DE vRiEs.


he stepped to speak to Miss Latham.
MIR. Angels stenographer as he made
his way upstairs with a bundle oil
proofs under his arm
Now III tell you how 1t is. Miss
Latham" pursued the foreman. de.
posting the proofs, which we're
marked hurry" upon her desk. We
know your people live upstate. and
we thought you mightn't take 1t ainss
" We asked you to come In and eat
your sunday dinner with us. day
after tomorrow We've got a turkey,
and--and there's no one to help us eat
IT," hc said disconsolately. so, as
you live In the next block. We
thought"
why. I'll come with real pleasure.
Mr. Rafferty," answered Miss Latham.
grasping the foreman's inky hand
AT two o'clock" said Rafferty,, evi.
IDENTIFY relieved DO you like sage
s,uiIing Miss Latham
Il dOtc on IT. the girl replied. And
Rafferty,. reminding her OF the time
again. took up his bundle and made
his way upstairs.
u was cosy n'''c apartment "'o
which Miss Latham penetrated on
next Sunday. There was scrupulous
cleanliness. and that evidence Of
harmonious ia"''y VI '"o ""''" %"
DC sehseo 'ne ''o"'cn, w. op."'
door And as the Girl entered. she
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A Difference,

Friend gazing at new house)-So
this Is your last house!
Builder (sadly) last, but not
leased!-Pearson's Weekly.
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BLUE and PINK RIBBON
BY MARY MONROE.

tCupyright iHli. hS W. u. Chapman
For Is years Miss Martha and Miss
Mary had inhabited the big old house
IN the hill. ut the top OF the village
street, and neither had spoken 10 the
other. and nobody ~ Crawford had
ever learned the cause ui their dis
quite.
When the only brother died. leaving
I little Girl. the sisters, then IN the
second year oi their quarrel had each
written. asking Junns executor for the
privilege OF caring Tor the orphaned
niece. so Maui had come 10 the
nome, aud from the iirst she had nc
customrd hcrs'lf to IN" peculiar state
OF affairs In that family.
II was convenient to suy what YOU
wished to say through the intcrmcdi.
AIRY OF n third person instead Of hav'
ms to sOliloquile.
II was when Maud Grant married
John springer. The doctor that the
wrench camr II Maud had only
known H.. the Old nuuts w"f" ~ chas'
tened BY her approaching departure
that she could have made them
friends.
So Maud went to live In the new
house Ut the bottom Of the hill. rs Mrs.
John Springer. aud though she
climbed the Hill often. the old ladies
were sadly disconsolatc nj her loss
Hut after y white Maud did not
climb tn" hill 50 often. and then the
time came when sh" dbl not climb II
n, all Aud the Two old ladies began 10
be very busy with knitting aud crochet
work. aud III" balls 1T warn rolled all
over the room ~ III. busy old fingers
pulled at them.
Miss Mary aud Miss Martha sat op
posita each other IN their chaifs, THEFT
fingers working and the needles click
ing. aud. as they worried. they s"lilo
uuiZrd
"a punk ribbon on the little cap. he
cause. of course. n II going iu u" q
boy. said little Mss Martha.
How glad I AM I, iS Goine To be- q
girl" said Miss Mary y love blu,
ribbons. I think baby girl with Il
dainty little cap With n blue ribbon IN
u N Just III" sweetest thing ~ th,
world
y cant abide blue" solilopuiled
Miss Martha 4 am 80 glad that
Maud = baby II to b. u hoy Charles,
Or Ferdinand M incl" ar my ~
Their think Ferdinand viii suun,
prcttier aud then. II would b" "a sor
of tribute 10 papa.
she must he called Dorothy. afi"l
mamma" Miss Mary soliloquiled
They emphasized their sentiment
TO callers. aud u did no, TAX" NJ NJ
a long time Tor the n"wS To reach Mrs
John Springer, IN III" hous" NJ 'h'
bottom of the hill,
The dear old things'" che said u
her husband oh. John. one OF then
II going Ia H." 40 dr.adiully disap
pointed Whatever shall We do?"
We'll. my dear they ar" bringing
their own troubles on their own
beads" laughing w" must jus
h'ay" them Ia work out their owl
problems Anyway "" shall be- happy
whichever way II IL, won't "" dear
Maud smiled mp ~ her husband
aud h" puI his arm round her shuu
drrs and kissed her.
Aud nov the day arrived when III
blue aud III" p!dk ribbon each r.
nos"d upon it, cap. along with It'll
Jackets aud coats aud all the pari
nl,ruuliu AT hlhNlum And tho mi
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-03-19

Heavy Light Sleeper.
Bill-It has been stated that an ele-
phant sleeps only ive hours each day.
Jfll-And yet they say It 10 much
slsep which makes one heavy.
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PAPER HANGING and painting My
prices are the best satisfaction guar.
lnteed or no pay. Phone Wal $751; Ben
PARROT,
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STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, June q Wnr shares
were again the sole features Of resumption
NJ trade today Baldwin Locomotive, with
IL gain " ~, attained new high rec.
ord N OsA and Westinghouse rose IL,
Among tue inactive specialtisa DistilleTi
Securities added u fraction 10 last weeks
slrady advance and Cuban sugar gained
almost points. Local fractions were
strong on the approaching completion Of
lnterborough's plan 0f capital rsadjust.
meht. Chesapeake ana Ohio reflected fur.
ihrr pressure and some Of the nost prom.
lnent issues including Union Pacifir,
Reading and United states Steel LOST
substantial fractions
The market broadened In the afternoon
Reading and United states Steel being ths
stimulating features nj advances Of a poIrt
each. Among obscure industrials, Steel
fouhdries was conspicuous for It's gain Ot
almost points
Bethlehem stcels new high price OF lI2A
was the feature " the flnnl hour Tho
closing was strong
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GRAIN
Chicago GrNIn


CHICAGO June Il Improved weather
Tor the harvest brought about sharp tc
elm" today d the price ~ wheat Besi/ +,
reports that the cutting Of wheat Was
becoming more general In Illinois. Mls
souri, aud other northerly states Of the win
ter crop belt counted somewhat against
The bulls Drought In western Europe and
ihe fact that world shipments had proved
light seemed 10 have bat little effect. Al
ter opening y to ~ lower the market
here underwent an additional sag
subsequently, absence " foreign inouirv
unsed further setback In Nhent. Sent
breaking through the dollar mark 10 a
new low level Tor the crop. The close Was
steady ut 3NNls net decline.
No important rally took pIce in corn ds
spite The fact that country offers we're
small and that stocks have been falling OF
The close was steady nt lNdA 10 2Aa
2&r undcr Saturday night.
torn Ike wheat was put under selling
pressure owing 10 better weather. The
opening unchanged TO 4 lower was fol
lowed by continued depression.
oats declined with other grain.
Provisions lacked support
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notice

NOTICE
Notice Of annunl meeting NJ the stock
holders (lot owners " Fairlawn Cemetery
association, n corporation. Notice II hereby
given that the annual meeting ~ the
stockholders (lot oWnersl Of FairlnNn cam
etery association fnr the year 1915 will be
held nt the offices NJ the association at
room 1918 Colcord Building, Oklahoma
city. Oklahoma on Tuesday the 9th dnv
" July, 1919 nj 10 o'clock a. m Of said
day at which time and plnce the stock
holders will elect five directors aud a
superintendent to serva for the next year
ensuing thev viii also amend the BY Laws
u the association audit the accounts "
the outgoing directors and Officers; r..
ccive the annual report OF the director, and
superintendent Said -tockholdrr- mectlng
may be adjourned from day 10 ~ until
the object NJ the meeting has been fully
accomplished Five stockholders constitute
q quorum IN transact business
EVERY LOT OWNER IL URGED TO
RE PRESENT
n. e. PATTERSON. A. r. MONRONFY
Secretary Pres, Pro Tenn
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aud Canadian supply " 2slp5 900 bushel,
against IHtOO.OOO bushels rear ago Eu
fopean visible supplies last SATURDAY wen
~ o4OOOOO bushels, as against only o.,
iOOOO bushels last year. gain Of ie,50O,
wv bushels, but the total North AmsficnI
ana European stocks are only ii68Oa,O ,Oa
bushels, ~ ngnin't lis 900 bushels los
year New crop prospects while fayofnbh
here ana In Canada, are stlll too indefin
ne IN Europe 10 be measured up 10 term
OF bushels. France is expected to have 4
smaller crop, but other countries especial
~ Russia, send good reports tota
worlds crop larger than that IN 1915
Is probably well within sight, but II IA
doubtful whether the record total VI ipii
WIN BE- equaled Recent heavy declines II
prices have apparently brought Quotatlont
down 10 new crop basis. but war anS
weather uncertainties prevent -pythint
Ike u clear view except that which hal
ruled since the war began u reasonable
sure Of realization on the other hnnd, III,
worlds needs, with millions VI men IL
arms bids fair TO he large, and supblisi
~ whole viii probably not prove bur
densomP
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Wheat Prices And PROSPECTS,

FROM Bradstrsets Larger actual or
prospective wheat yields, the former TO
lhdln and Argentina and the latter ia the
United states and Canada, with consequent
lvssehed anxiety ~ 10 future supplies aud
The possible opening VI the Unrdanelles
are VI the bottom OF the compAratiyrly
low level N prices ruling In the worlds
markets. Ihls week. at Chicago, September
delivery sold at VI. point lower thAn at
any date since the war began, ana cash
wheat at New York sold al tlH on the
same day June 10 July lhe nearest month
iOld az slO!S al Chicago a. against 81 *
early IN February. before the talk OF open
ing the Dardanclles began cash red Win
ter wheat nt New York IL 80 cents OF from
February 4, but IL stll ~ cents above
the price ruling year ugo Ia the mean
while, the largest crop II Wbent ever Huth
cred 10 the United states has moved lnts
ana out OF The markets, leaving the visible
stock In the United stntes AZ made up
last saturday By Bradstreets. nt only Is
" 900 bushels, Us against y g05 OOO bush
els year ngo Canadian stocks are only
lObSl OOO bushels, as against n 1876 go
bushels u year ago. and the total American
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REPAIRINM
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Mems cast OF shoes an,
clothinEl I will call Wal 1870
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IN BANKRUPTCY


Notice Of First Meeting NJ Creditors:
10 the district court ~ the United states
for the western district ~ Oklahoma In
the matter OF John j Cnff. bankrupt
No 1912
To the creditors " John J Cun
of Sayrc, In the county NJ Beckham. OK
lnhOmu, and district aforesaid u bnutrupt
Notice Is hereby given that On the l5th
day of June. A. D., 1915 the said John
cuff was duly adjudlcnted bankrupt
and that the first meeting ~ his rredi
tors will be- held Al my office 5OQ Baum
building, Oklahoma City, oklahoma on the
18th day ~ June 1918 Ut 9 O'Clock In the
forenoon. At which Time the said creditors
may attend, prove heir claims appoint y
trustee. examine the bankrupt aud transact
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting
Dated At Oklahoma city. Oklahoma
June 49, 1915
SELwYN DOUGLAS
Referee in Bankruptcy
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KANSAS CITY, June u Hog recelpts
w, higher bulk 81 SNd5 heavy 81 5nd
El light Tj5a7O, pigs So 75Q7 25
laitle receipts 300 strong 10 higher
Prime led steers tga0 20. dressed beef
Steers NHP southern steers 50 5O6ts 10 /:
81 j0ds 80
sheep receipts 5000. strong. lambs
" 0WRj0 yrnrllngs x1ds wethers KS 5S
W1N ewes ~ jOd5 5O
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NEW ORLEANS, June n. Under the In.
flnence of lower Liverpool future prices
than due and favorable weather conditions
over the belt the cotton market opened al
decline today. In the first half hour Of
business prices lost TO points.
Easlness In the spot department was re
ported and prices of futures saggsd TO a
level \ To IL points down. At noon the mar
ket was dull
Improved weather conditions stimulated
prices IN the afternoon and much of the
offerings appeared to come FROM the bold
ers of long contracts nt 1 10 prices were
IS 10 10 points down
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PROVISIONS
hIcaKo Producn

Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, JuR u Butter steady {.
creamery @dT
Eggs, steady. receipt, ~ Bys cases. nj
marx cases Included ioUl1Ac: ordinary
ursts lBHI hrsts l7Haa
Potatoes. higher, old, receipts ~ cars
Michigan aud Wisconsin white 25ayU new
receipts % cnrs Tc1us sacked triumphs
'OFI5 virginia ,obblers s. 25a25U
Poultry alive. higher fowls l3l,
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COTTON



NEN YORK. June q Easy Liverpool
cables and favorable weather map In.
'plrrd some scattered selling in the cotton
market this morning and after OpeninE Y
steady decline ~ 4qs points. active
months sold about : points under satur.
days closing figures Houses with Liver
pool connections we're moderate sellers In
thlN decline but general business continuc A
Nery quiet aud offerings were well enough
taken 10 give the market stsndy under
tone
A benrish report from q prominent tr,y.
"llhg expert on crop conditions In Texas
qua north Louisiana was followed BY rnth
er moro active selling toward the middle
NJ the afternoon, with prices easing off
:" net decline u about IA TO II points
switching from Inly 10 October at dlf-
ference NJ about ~ or " points constituted
the bulk ~ the business during the morn
Ing and prices showed little further change
WIN active months ruling : 20 u points
net lower shortly after midday.