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Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-23
DALTON NEWS

chimes have been doing work, among
them, one from Ravenden Springs
owned by Mr.. Rook; one from
Myrtle, Mo-, owned by Frank
Rickman and one by Will Ballard.
They all did excellent work.
Misses Notra and Vera Foster Of
Pocahontas are guests of Della and
Fannie McCallister this week.
Mrs. Ethel Casey of Little Rock
has been the guest OF DIR. and Mrs.
Brown for several days. She re.
turned TO her home Saturday.
Mrs. Rosa Wells and daughters
have been visiting relatives here
tor the past week.
Donald MoCallister began his
summer term Of school at Dallas
last Monday.
Ed Quick aud family are enjoy.
ing a visit from his sister, Mrs.
Chandler, her husband and children
Of Springfield, Ill.
The local reading circle met at
Dalton Saturday at $500 o'clock,
with Wesley Brown chairman. The
FIRST book in the reading course we
selected to read is "Tbe Rural
School" by Cutter and Stone. Tie
next meeting OF the circle will be
the first Saturday in August at
300 o'clock. We will discuss the
first seven chapters IN "The Rural
School" Every teacher in this
section is urged to be present at the
next meeting.
We will formulate plans for a
big school rally 10 be held at Dal.
ton. The following schools are ex-
pected TO take part in this: Glades.
willie, Bskerden, Midway, Concord,
Mcllroy, Oconee, Charter Oak,
Dallas, Elm Store and Dalton.
The teachers OF the fore gong
schools are urged to be present at
the next meeting OF the reading
circle to discuss plans for the big
school rally.
A number Of guests were delight.
fully entertained at the home of
DR.. Brown Friday night in honor
Of their guest Mrs. Ethel Casey, of
Little Book. Various entertaining
games we're INDUCED IN until late
hour when the guests we're all treat
ed TO some fiue water melons. Mrs.
Casey, (nee) Ethel Gray, made
many friends while here who re.
gretted very much to see her leave.
Ivan and Clay Pane were pleas
ant visitors in our town last of the
week.
Rev. B. +. Bryan began a series
Of meetings at this place Sunday.
Tney are being well attended and
much interest is being manifested.
Herbert Rice and family are
spending a few weeks visiting rela-
lives and friends here and at
Oconee.
John LooneY of Ravenden Springs
visited here last Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rufe Stubblefeld
and their guest, Essie Crotts, were
attending church and visiting
friends here Sunday.
Coy Brewer Of Myrtle, Mo, Wis
tied here Sunday and Sunday night.
Elyis Abbott came over from
Maynard Sunday to begin his
school at Midway Monday. lie is
boarding at the home of Mr.. Nc
CallIster.
LIge Chester and Ethel Stubble-
field of Elm Store visited at Dal-
ton Sunday.
Lehman Mock visited his family
at this place the last of the week.
Claud Rodgers and Miss Essle
Martin, popular young people Of
Dalton, were quietly married Sun
day. They are spending this week
| in lmbOden visiting relatives.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-07-23

cahnntas Tuesday,
Mrs. I. 4. Mosley and daughter,
Miss Lorine, were here Tuesday
visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06

ty-pays for it "the par of exchange which is $4S6 During the last couple of weeks the exchange has gone down to S4SO and less the lowest rate in his tory Such quotations mean that American dollar is worth nearly $O2 of British money. Our currency is at a premium and England's at a discount
 The difference is stin more evident when turn to the Continent Ordinarily four German marks are worth 90 cents of money. Lately bankers have been cashng German drafts arranging German ere dits-that is practically buying German money"-at the rate of less than Si cents for four marks That makes an American dollar worth about S118 in German currency Ordinarily the Italian lira a equal the French franc, is exchangeabe at the rate of 519 lire for our dollar Lately thhe dollar has been worth 575 lire.
 It's the nation with the biggest volume of sound money that rules the financial universe Thanks the great and growing favorable balance in expor5 trade and the expansive and seadying effects of regional banking syse mupon the nations credit are eligible for such sovereignty If the war lasts much longer, there little question that the great powers will all be counting their credits and loans in terms of tho American dollar
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06
A NAVAL MYSTERY

The news that the commander of the British su- oer-dreadnought Audacous has been promoted to the admiral revives interest in one the gen. tine mysteries of the war What was the fate of the Audacous? Is the mammoth battleshp lying at the bottom of the Irish or are her batteries still men icing the coyerts of the German navy?
 The fact of her captains promotion gives fresh to the arguments of those who maintain that the ireadnought Vas not sunk, but lowed into Belfast md there repaired. The points made by those who hold this view are briefly these:
 No one has yet claimed to have witnessed the ac- ual sinking of the batueship The ou yaccounts of the 1ers the Of the White liner Olympic These agreed that the Audacous apparently bad damaged and that her crew was taken of. But they ,dmt that she still aaoat when the captain of the Olympic was ordered to leave the scene and anchor in ough swily. No reference has been made to the incident by the British admiralty, and the English pa ordered take any notice of the stories printed in the American papers. This in spite of tn. sct that of other wsrshps freely reported and commented in England and details of their de- tructiou officially published.
 No claim has ever reen made by thc German gog arnment of having destroyed the bstueship, athougt it eagerly proclaimed every other against th, British navy.
 These arguments are undoubtedly formidable, an' hey materially strengthened by the creation of Chg new admiral It seems bardly probable that comman ter would be promoted who under the cloud O having lost his contrys greatest fighting machine.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06
ARIZONAS TASK ID
 PRESSURE CAPITAL
MINING ClNCREsS OrrlC!h1 SAYS STATE CRGhNIZATuN
 WILL UNDERTAKE MISSION

PHOENIN, Mar 8. .-E. l.. Wolcott assistant secretary of the American miuiua rpngress end oreanizer Of the Arizona chapter left last night for Denver. with bis work in this state complete. In statement to the press yesterday. ho predicted two thousand members for Che Arizona or- uaniaatiou within @ very short umo
 The education of capital concern ing the field of Arizona and the inc stituuou of proper safeguards for in- ycst1rs here are the dut,.s of th, chapter" he said "Thp work Of combating conditions that have been inimical TO capital here is already started One of thc organizations tasks win be Co compile compreheu- siye data concerning the miueraliza- ton of the state This, roo has aI- ready been started Within a short time. Secretary Robinson will have in his Phoenix offices the most com plete information obtainable on mine possibIHues. Copies of all this data twin be kept on record at the Wash inetan office of the congress.
 Globe according Co Mr. Wocott will make a fight to have the pro posed state school of mines located there. If the Gila county members keep on working as hard as they have started. they will succeed not 'ouly in getting the school established but win get it located in Globe Al |the university is merely an expert imeutal department and has little standing as am education feature Globe is also working to get Che fed- eral experiment station located there and win have pretty good luck. it seems.
 The next session of the American Mining Congress win take place on September 20 in San Francisco. u win last for two days As soon as MT. WoIcott arrauges some private matters In Denver he win go to San Francisco to begin preparations for the session.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06
FARMER sPEcuLAToRs

Public investigations have far failed to reveal whc has control of the remaining wheat surplus in this try, and who by virtue that control may be held least partly responsible for the Nigh prices of wheat flour and bread
 There is a general disposition to blame Che high prices big grain speculotors. Joseph Letter tes tying at a public hearing in New York denied the al legation. If there is anything remotely resembEng corner" says Mir Letter the "pluocratc farmers" responsible for it. In his famous plunge in 1ss7S and his associates able raise the price of wheat little he admitted but they couldn't hold it a ! high level because there was SO much more wheat han we had calculated SO much hidden away in bns didnt know about" The farmers dumped their hid len stores on the market and down went prices Now le suggests, there tens of thousands Of these little stores and the farmer owners are holding out 200 a bushel
 It may be true. although it be admitted Chat he farmer with lis average income of only s6r
 year isn't particularly well heeed for such an amb,. .ious pulling of the market. He generally need7 th ash his wheat will bring as he get it. an1 even in time finds it hard to resist the Sl0o busa I at which he clear a modest profit It's probable that of the 75OOOOOO or 1OOOOOOO5 surplus bushels re usining in the United States the big peculaors ani -four manufacturers control far than the farmers do
 Its odd freak of economies that makes the com arauvey small export surplus se. the price for tn wheat consumed home. As Mr. Letter says, eth. aiI wags the dog" One bushe of wheat that doui
 eed raises the price of three bushels tha consume ust because foreigners want that bushel allie open the Dardaneles. however and let the Russian wheat surplus the tail will stop wagging for a whil. and the price will sink an over the world The fall z, 1onstantinope will give cheap bread again.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06
"ooLLAR EXCHANGE" WINS

The shifting Of the worlds dnancial capital from London to Nov York complacenty prophesied by sou1 Amocan Buauciers after the war started appears iag less visionary than 1t did six months ago.
 Quotations of the international money market late y have borne striking testimony to our growing financial prestige Ordinarily anybody who wants to buy pound of British gold m New Yorkor elsewhere in this coun
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06
muRnER Al wENDEM

PHOENIX, Mar 6. The body Of Louis silt was brought here tonight from Wenden Yuma county where he was yesterday shot and killed dur ing an attempted arbitration over the location Of am irrigation ditch. His assailaut was arrested and talk en overland to lmua The name is moi known to officers here
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06
sox TRIM ANGELS

LOS ANGELES. Mar 5.-The Chi- caro American White SoX defeated Che Los Angeles coast league team seven to five in the opening game of Che exhibition series.
 Eddie Collins made home run and three bagper while Schalk got a triple and three singles in four times gf hat
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-06

When half of a neutral" audience gets mp ana Of the hall because the band plays rhe Star spanged Banner" 1t did in Milwaukee the other night there must be something seriously wrong either with the band or with the neutras
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

Munidy nigH' Spu" urr ~ spuur
NO persons broke tie Wi'iUN pane
10 thrrrt u 'hr Ershinr y Meyer,
.nd q / lir.cH's sore, entered iud
helped ihvisrN"S iu gods lee tir
- u,uni ut nearly .iuW i.uiH the
merchants Rruyy tie G. I. beg"
'.lr room I. >kiur \ N-,ris VITA y
ok ~ rfu.i,u., sr'r's uN",Nlu,~
~ gene itfuI,uil.s III ih" Uuuth
- ic ui tie room aud = Z. T. 'S,'n u,N
IN. bur- az rI,i,niiy sprn' several
hours, Inr r.pihinG nds I, uui 'cIi
erred over 'ir cpunt'ts, ~ n tlirN
lad been ,Iuhius Tor Sue, IA suits 10
~. Here l. "ia' II huH lui-Siu.
RON III" r,uiitS Siup inu suits
one ~ aud Jur - ~ $40, valued a.
go ani .lI INu cap, a. u - each
Two pair i'iftrn," Nrfsitr>, valued
a. ~. boar iinuri Snirl>, worth
about ~ hour pair al hravy yarn
seeks, yaiuri "A Il Tsu pAir Of
dress slIurS, valued at - ant many
uihrr aflir'n> AZ" missing, such a.
handkerrhi"fs suspeniri-, milis.
and ii NrS, -'r
On the liJ,ci, ~. r. ceri.s. such ~
sugar AMI uai nI"al Mere takrn, Also
quite nuuurr q cigars, much Ia
Dacco lead pencils, candies, a nun.
Der Of Nj u Isc"' da. cnip~ ",Ie a,>u
purloin,d.
Tue lhiev-. msir glh their escape
~ least, 10 en-. uf HEN can br found
even ~ suspicion on any parry l.
given out,
IL may have been home talent or
possibly some wanderer passing
through Corning Mirror, JAnuar.
.pb
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Death OF Mrs. Buntz.

Mrs. Mary j, Buntz, M years old
wife OF August Bnniz, Of Mound City
q farmer, died In st. Joseph hospital
at seven O'Clock, Sunday morning
January ~, 1913. The body was sent
TO Mound City for burial, where fu,
neral services were held from the NJ,
Il. church on Tuesday, January ~.
She leaves q husband, six sons and
three daughters to mourn her death
Her brother, Mr.. Jacob Bucher and
sister, Mrs. Charles Anselment; and
Miss Lucy Buntz, and Mrs. John
Feuerbacher, OF this city, attended
the funeral. We hope for an obitu.
sry for our next issue.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Consolidate.

Mn. EpIroU; As not one ~ thr
klck.fs Of oregon | desire Ia talk a.
mi. through the columns ~ your
paper ! believe every business should
he run for IL. interest Of those Who
have their money invested IN that
business ard at the same time con.
Sideration given the patrons ~ the
same. Now take the telephone busi.
ness ~ Oregon and vicinity, ! believe
that II the people owning the several
lines or systems In Oregon would get
together and consolidate, make one
system out OF the whole, II would pay
them better than Il does now expense
OF rent, help and maintenance would
he cut nearly In two, and Income
would be greater, as every one would
put In . phone, u Is true q few Of us
having both would have TO have only
one, but the increase In number Of
patrons would more than offset those
taken out. II IL very convenient II
sou do not have both phones and
sometimes Il II annoying when you
do have, as ! heard In one OF the
stores the other day, the phone rang
. patron called up and requested the
merebant IN call nm a uarty on the
' ,''-, ,, - -
o'"e' p''o"e az" ass 'n soo"' so"he
business, he said, J.! hold tie phone
until you una out. Now this mer.
chant xas busy aud most of his bust.
ness was phone orders both lines
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

ilr. lmu'I. s'r u' Nj and Nf~
Nuguru. lWu'f SO. born IN W.T..
'rmn.. Ger uauN, luu, . l.li
In ',i" lr rapr 90 il" United
state.
~" I.o'. l>', lr 'ly,i iu cam.
coon. ~.lIiy1r county. Sea Nnrt
From ..,.'o '.tl hr liyrd e. ru''..
N'n,,at In ..rl o." went Q. Pass"
count ll',uui,
, August h.. l.H.. lr enlisted IN Noe
pih i.uui, Infantry H.. continued
~ Il. rrr,itr un't' ih" CLOSE uf 'i'
|riNii var
AiI'r ihr war 70, rriuirri 30 H..
Iiupi, August ". ls'', lr Wa uui.
ted BE mariiis" - cynthia Anna
Wr,'l, a. pf'i1it. Illinois
| In uctulnr. l>7i, Mir amt Mrs.
luu'l WuNd ru k,r-,s, and settled
~ ll,ir homestead. rs. miles north
N",i 4 CHASE IN RE" county. Where
] thri liN'i rpuD iuuuuS'y unii ihuut
. ii'r wears a.r, When. ~ account ul
~" ldiIing t"alth uf Mi liUnin 'h'i
n,hrd Ia Chase. Except ipr sluri
/ Intervals When they we're aAsy IN
search ul hrilth aud healing, they
have Il,rd ~ t'IIasr
! lIufins il" last frH years II his
/ he Mr.. HUNT Na~ a great sufferer
, from complication ut troubles IN
/ suitV pt surgical DupTut 4 ttS and utUIt
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

amplr facilities aud provision. ~ al
urcr.i,us ui gi,ai puh'ic Interest To
uur.rIyr- AID our country iiuuds \
pig" auditorium WOULD ~r.'u he
g,ul.'m ~ = sgi'ah'" p.ar" i.r rHr'
u.,pr.u.,ui eyer 'i,,s. i"at'.''. ir-lt.
,.,'y. ,nd rsuE,uiiurs, farmers iusji.
iu',H, aii stout r.Ut.r, ~ aEficu''
iu'r. corn contests AMI domestic 80.
SINCE exhibitions, = puh,r i"r'Dr"
course. aldf".,r, hy pUhiic men u
note Nliru Nrrtu ~prItc ii,u, AUST
ril ru'iili,. up"u meetings With lie
bates ard 0rr'afN u"sfams hS a."
High ,rrr,l literary societies.
Apra.i ii,sr things WORTH WILLIE
iIurS u pay iu prrpaf" hr yuuns men
aud Nuuug Wuu'n lir muf" efficient
setNir,y We iaN" hr.n educating or
h,I, and pif', aWat from tie i,fu>,
Wuud u uu' ,r better iu no, ihr ~"
ilirls iirN r",nii- and crave, ,rd -
environ ih,m that iiry vii Want iu
,'aN IN ~" iarwr
~ me l. nj uf Increased 'aNl,
~ ~. hu' IN this ra>" thr money ~
s"ri-d would remain here IN uuI
uidSi IN the frtm Of a splendid per
iuanrut inNrS' Wrul hrSidrs II j. true
economy to- provide well lur the ttai"
Ing ~ ilr rising generation. " 80
Sprud more ~ our Sriuuls, "" Nill
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

Services as usual during the week
aud next Sunday,
We were Indeed glad Ia welcome
Elder NanBuskirk to his old place In
the church last Sunday. IL WA the
Arst time IN nearly four months that
he has been able 70 he out and II ~
good to SET him,
Mr.. Hugh Ruley, whose funeral " ~
held In the church. last Tuesday AZ
tsraoOa, had been . member OF OUT
church Aimee 1873. lie WAS q man Of
the highest integrity, we'll known In
our community, having lived here for
nearly sixty years. Our sympathy
Hoes out TO his brother, Charles, and
many other relatives, some OF whom
were not able to be here to the fu'
neral.
Prayer meeting viii Ike tonight al
1880. The subject Is Where did we
get our Bible" DO you know Come
out tonight ~ this Is the begi0ning
Of series OF systematic Bible studies,
Mr.. Norman Murray Is the leader
for Christian EndeAvor, Sunday, At
$50. The subject Is "Foreign Mis-.
sion Opportunities the worl d
Around" and the lesson is found In
4 Acts l66'ls.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
oil the services Of this church.
The Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. Guy Cummins next Wed.
nesday At $40,
n II. A. CLAaErT, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
For Life.

Married, AZ the N. Il. parsonage, on
wednesday, January eth, 1915, by
The pastor, Rev, }, W. Anderson, Mr..
" y. stevenson, Of Los Angeles, Cali
lorhia' and Mrs. Maggie Howell, of
oregon Missouri. The couple left
Tor Kansas CITY, for u few days stsy,
and viii return here for stay until
spring, when they will 20 to Los An
.eles, to make their future home.
The groom is not known to our peo.
ple' but the bride is greatly beloved
by large circle OF friends, who will
sweet life. 'r''
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Death OF Hugh F. Ruley.

The death OF Hugh Ruley, which
occurred at Higginsville, Missouri,
Sunday last, January gath, removes
another Of the early day residents Of
Oregon, and the passing Of an up.
right, honest, self.respecting citizen,
and one Who enjoyed the confidence
and esteem Of his fellow citizen.
lie was every inch a typical South
erner, and In the great civil strife
he wore the gray under Joe Shelby:
he believed IN the South, and fought
for what lie believed to be right. lie
WAS y carpenter by trade, and fol.
lowed this until the iniirmaties Of
aye. which none can escape, came
upon him, when lie found ease aud
comfort At the confederate home.
provided for by the state.
He was simply splendid old fel.
low, and we regret his passing.
Hugh Franklin Iluley was born In
Stockbridge county, Virginia, Decen.
her 81, 1893. When ~ years Of aye he
moved With the family to Ohio, and
In II q, with his widowed mother,
sisters and brothers, to Oregon, Mis-.
souri. lie served In the Confederate
army three years and, at the end OF
the war, returned TO Oregon, where
lie resided until 1912, when he entered
the Confederate home at Iiigginsville.
Missouri, where lie lived until the
time OF Ills death, which occurred
Sunday morning. January ~, lnlj,
aged 81 years and ~ days.
lie was one Of a family Of eleven
children, : sitls and . boys. Four Of
the boys took part IN the civil war.
IN the Conf,dersi. army aud IN
the thiDn army. lie II survived u,
tNO brothers. Charles, %! TIL, riit
and A, y. Ru'ry II Chlrasu. also S.y.
sfal n,pirAs ani nircrS. tie united
with ~, lirst rfpsbi '-tiar cuuwI
ptthiS city, February -, i>;s. duflrl
Size plS'ot1'r Of Rev. G,pfsr M'.Irt
Tnu body w,, brought 10 thl, Ell,
where funeral services we're hcd
TUcsi,y, lrpu tie r,-pl I".ii
chlicb, crrbU"ul b, i'r ,t,'... l,.N
r. \. Cagr's -" i"i'~u,r' lH'n. 2.
'hc Maple uuve crm,f,r
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

Mrs. Earl Rocks condition has
become such that II Was decided Il
take her TO HE Ens~ orth hospital on
Saturday last, where size underwent
an operation for removal Of tnmor on
Monday oI ibis week Her husband
and faulty physician, DR., Evans, ac.
comp,ri-d On Monday following the
o,riat mn her condition became most
alarming, and her mother: sister, Ru-
h, and brother, Fred, were called to
her bedside. Tuesday morning she
rallied some. Tuesday evening she
rallied again, and was resting we'll,
and symptoms were encouraging.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29
Let Us Go Forward.

iUtciest dHb koo" iVlio"s''p 'V'"V''
the city people and their country
neighbors roundabout. Wonderful
progress has been made In the up.
building of Trenton's business enter.
prises and IN the awakening Of that
spirit OF amity and concord between
her business interests and the social
interests Of tie rural pOpulat ion,
without which no town, unless a
manufacturing or mining center can
long prosper.
Why not an Oregon idsaY Not for
advertising purposes, bu, for practi.
cal results.
II our commercial club has not
passed over TO that bourne from
whence no traveller returns" here Is
suggestion: Every business man, ev.
cry subs, an,ial citizen Of our town,
has long recognized our need. and de
plured our lack Of an audit orium
Likewise every thoughtful man aud
woman longs TO see the day when We
can have an upto date public library.
Doubt less tie public spirit and civic
pride" Of our people, though q little
sluggish for the moment. will sooner
or later manifest Itself When We come
to realize our pressing need also Of In.
creased educational facilities. In the
way Of a new modern High school
building sanitary. We'll lighted and
thoroughly equipped for the great
work ~ adequately las ructtng the
youth pf our town AMI All tr-ui terri.
| tori: rap,,,l" Of drN. lupiug ;hu high
81 efficiency. il" greatest strength ui
character AMI 10. maximum amount
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

DIR. whitssll, eye and ear special.
vt; - corner 9Th and Edmond, st.
joseph. Both homes, ms.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-01-29

We have some 1ne single comb
Rhode Island Red Cocksrsls for sale.
NRs. Gao. VANGUNDY.
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Bake Sale.

The ladies' Of the n. Il. church viii,
have . bake sAle At tile Moore &
krssh store on Saturday, JsnSavy %.