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The Holt County sentinel., 1916-08-25
Craig ChautauQua
August 27.2S.29.3O-31
and September /.
Opening Day, Sunday Afternoon.
August ~
Following is a partial list of
some of their big attractions.

Sunday. August 27--Oririral Ha-
waiian Musical Company; Clifton y.
Howard. lecturer.
Monday, August 2s--Meistcrsingers
Opora Company: Doctor John a. Gray.
The Hobo Preacher"
Tupsday. august 2s--Thc Plave-y
and Singc.s Club; DIR. l.. y. Wicker
sham. lecturer.
WEDNESDAY. August 3O-The kiltics.
World Famous fand. full iil,cd regi.
mental attire, bagpipcrs; Will +. Ncv 4.
AN. famous Trombone Soloist: !.
Coates Lockhart, Canada's greatest
tenor.
Thursday, August 3i-The Sidle,
Orchcstra; Hess Gcarhat Morrison.
Musical Roadings. Etc.
Friday. September metropolitan
Musical Men; Belle koancy, Amer.
ica'- Greatest Woman Lecturer; Dr..
a. ". Roitzcl, Popular Locturcr; Etc.
\ wonderful galaxy Of attraction
roirj men and won,n Of the world.
Take your famil, and attend. En-.
t,stainiag, Instructive, Educational.
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NOTICE 10 PARENTS
tND Ct ARDIO\S.



r.s = -,.. on. o. O.,
:, i'm c,. iG,t 49, - '..' anu
- "E''E 'nhl between : and ~
"' ,'i'f' ","h' come Gay school
d" UI''-'"'r'"S ."i tHc tcrm
'"'" !''.''
= zach clild between II and 10
ycars old. when not revtilarl,, cmnIo,.
CO., must att"ad some day school al
loaFt thrCc-lOultls of the term each
y,nr.
3, No ,hild can be excused ON rror,.
iso Ia attend. IA" -, ,''a..u 80. vi rIorl-
three rourths of ,bc form, hofo,o T. h
ing excused under his Ioy ''' W.
4 Cour,s La,.ia,. w ,'..,''., ~
ticc Of tho peace In rural dis,rIn,s III nnJ
in cities having loss tba, ho ooo nn, "'
ulation) may excuse cbijJro, rro,r
tcniing school for tho fo,Io,.inm "'" 80. ~,
sons: ~ Parents cor moi snnp,"s ,roa roa
er cj,tbiny. 70, chiiJ A.; 'uIp.s pIoP-
physically unable IN ot,.nJ. 20; W
public Sc lool in two and n ho,S ,iIao mo
of the h, me: (iI child bas cow ca,nnln,os ,,'es
the common school cours"' ''''''''"
No chilli 49,. =,
nlovcJ oycont n, % ~ eah DC en-
nnd I'm don'ns, do ~ asrieuiure pursults,
for one ~ os tho sonu srr.ee, u,iless excused
statemc,, ,r"n, @ 'Iur ,h reasons reasons or has
has alrcnJ, " a,,onJ, .he ,tncner that he
the term for "" ,ha, ah .Ilres-iourths OF
child bctweon % nna SS"ooI ,e year; no
emnlovcd withnr, anu nn 40 can be legally
ti6catc iss',.J 'ya. H.. ah IT, employment GER
tics '"'" 's '"e Sehooi authori-
g. II is the dutv ~ o,,o.,,.
ficers and diS,,;u, H. us'. oi attendance Of
ents md rnsrdiors ,r' s'erks ,,ks 70 notify par,
Ia 1aw' comply with the provisions of the
:. The secretarv or .,o,.
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''r Tom li.Lgr, of Iowa 3. , II.
Nisa At. Watson. of Fore, Cf,y.
vf''ed at ,hc Samuel Hcavcr homo,
!uriav.
Mr. and Mrs. Viii Corby. Of an.
,.N, rcnt sunday at the Mr.. Kate
to"hv home
la,c Wrinht hn retained rom
knnsns' wh"r" hc has been at work
FOR some time.
-,-NrS. fucker came lat wcal 70
mHl" an extended visit a,.h her
da'gltor Mr,. Quinn Quich.
}. l.. Nndlor and FAM, .rcnt
Mondny, at tic George D,Il huu., IA
'ho NickclPs Grove rcighb, .aoN.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII VI rsay and
lall'ly end Miss Dale Mel 81 mont
tn" day at Rig Lake, one day, last
-Mis. Emory Wicker lcft San.rlay
'Hf Ohio, where she will Wis, W.,h rel
ntlv'S' She expects to be gone about
a month. 'N'
, -.lemembcr the ice cream social at
benton school house. N,dnc.dav
night, August 30. Don't forget the
date. Everybody invited.
~, Mrs. Ora King and daughter, Miss
GLADYS, and son, Homer. of Kansas
City, Kansas, are visiting Mrs. Kings
daughter, Mrs. W. l.. Staley and fam
lily, this week. ''''
MIR and Mrs. Chas. Finkbelner
and sister, Mrs, Mary Finkbeincr. of
Vaudeville, Michigan. are visiting
their cousin, J. Il. Andler and family.
and other relatives.
The funeral of Edgar Magoon,
who died at = Des Moines, Iowa hos.
pital, last Friday morning, August Is.
from injuries received while on duty
as brakeman, near Conception, Mo-,
was held at the church, last Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Rice, of Mound Citv.
preaching the sermon. A very large
number was in attendance. The nar-
ents have the sympathy Of every one
IN their bereavement. Edgar was the
only child left to them, two having
died in infancy.
VERITAS.
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..Geraid King carrlesa com.
plete line OF Harness and
Horse furnishings.

Miss Cora Frye's condition has
not materially improved. She is still
a very sorely afflicted woman. Her
many friends hope for q speedy turn
in the tide.
Mrs. Cassandra Kelly, who pass
ed her SSth milestone, August II.
1916, has been very sick for several
days, but at this writing, August 23.
was thought to be little better.
Mrs. j. w. Kelly went TO st. Jo-
seph, Thursday of this week, where
she will have an operation performed
upon her throat. We hope the opera
tion will give her the relief needed,
Jesse c. Fits and son, Dwight
came up from Kansas City, Thursday
OF last week, and returned home in
their car, which they had left here on
account Of muddy roads, Friday morn
Ing, Mrs. Fits, who had been visiting
here, returning with them,
Rev. NJ. C. Platz, of Kansas Citv.
presiding elder Of the Kansas civ
district. of the Evangelical church.
was'seriously injured, last week, Fri,
day, BY being run over BY an automo.
bile, while attempting to board
street, car. He sustained Q broken
collar bone and other injunies., n viii
be several weeks before he cfn TeS.
sumo his duties. .,..-...
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Craig. MO,
Aug. 27 to Sept. /,
Inclusive



Whereas. Rose Skunk and William
skunk her husband. Ny their decd of
trust dated tho md day of july. igi..
and of record IN the office of the r.
ror,lcr Of Deeds of Holt COUNTY. Mi .
.our, IN Book ~ nj Page -. con.
vcycd 10 the undersigned In trgHt &
scc.rc the payW'Yt uf tie note in sai
decd uf trust described. AID of the h..
forest thereon, the following describe
r"al estate situate in Holt Coun,
'liE-ouri, to-wit:
Commencing Five aud uuc.ia
tjigD rods South uf the North Ia G
corner of the North N,.t Qvarl,r ,f
section 1hirty-thrcc GD, In Tow
hin SiNty-UHc tdh. of Range Ti'rt .
seven 60: thence West Nine O.
rOds: th'rcc South Fourteen prd on.
half tii.D roll: thence East Nh,
90 rods; thence North Fourteen ~ .
"n'-half uiis) rcds 10 place of h, -
ginning. containing i3ighty.onc On .
yG"d;"l,hS tl.inOD acres more G..
les.
And Nhcrcns. default has bo,I
made IN the payment of said l,e a., ,l
of the interest thereon. according il
The true tenor, date Ggd effect of 50 81.
note.
Hnd whereas, the owner " sa I
not" has rcugustyi me Ia cS,cute tic
un""r vested IN mo by said decd Il
url,t, tu scil raid real estate aud uut
"f he proceeds ~ ,Gid salc Iay the
iHI,A,,ll,.. .,,Ircd thCrchy.
Now Therefore. IN compliance with
aIi r"fg,sI, aud under tie rowrr
Fc '"l In wr by aid decd ui trust. 1
VIII "u saturday The 10Th day OF
S"p' "uhrr, 1910. at thc 90 n ,HH.c
'1u' ~ the ct. ui Oregon, u 70 '.t..
IS, Nl rnfi "N i.d real r.f. II
uuhI, Nrn'.c ;H the high, DO on
fHi Ga D. ~ HHfl.
FRANK IETRCr
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VERITAS.

Mrs. c. X Soper and daughter,
Miss Frances, of st. Joseph, are visit,
ing here the guests of Mrs. Frances
!, !. ,, DUNCAN and family, and other rel
August i3, Bert Maple, wife and
mother entertained at dinner: S. Is.
Matthews, wife and children, Bert
Dreher and family. Otha Dreher and
family, Hugh Harsha, mother and it,
tle daughter; w. L. Whitman, wife
and children. of st. Joseph; Miss Lucy
Matthews, Thomas Riggle, Roy Fer
orache, John Brodbeck and the host
and hostesses. ~ "'''
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Strayed.

A red heifer, about lS months old,
will weigh between six and seven
hunder pounds. Any one having seen
q heifer answering this description,
please notify Albert Egger; Farmers
Phone.
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fair comnnonaa,

90 Maitland fair commences August
Rev. B. Barthel, of Kansas CITY.
No., was q guest Of Rev. w. C, John.
son and wife, last Monday. He was
on his way home from Mound CITY.
where he had been conducting the
quarterly meeting. -. 49,.
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Miss Cora Jones left Sunday for
her vacation, visiting friends and rel
atives In Chicago, Mattoon, Spring.
field, and other cities IN Illinois.
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sHran. ..... tI.l-
lrrn have rcfuinol from n visit with
relative In skidmoIc.
W. G. andes, uf the Ros. Grow,
district, was here Friday last. doing
sonsidr rahlc business.
Jake King and wife were visiting
,hoir daughter, Mrs. Wade Morris, of
hound City, "a few days the past week.
Grandma kracmcr is still in n
very .crious condition. but is showing
wondcrf@l vitality for one who has
passed her -four score years.
Mi Helen Buck, of Fowler, Kan
ens, who has been the guest of Miss
Edith Bucher, has returned to her
home.
W. T.. Simmons condition has so
Improved that his physician, DIR. Kear-
icy, thinks he may be able TO return
home the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. i. V. Blanchard, of Wyeth,
No., who has been the guest of Mrs.
l.. i. kearney for few days, return
cd to her home, Monday Of this week.
Boys, be careful. when shooting
with target rifles. You may think YOU
are aiming so that there will be no
danger, but the ball may glance, and
some one may get hurt. Re careful
very careful.
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SOUTHERN UTAH AM CASTLE "a
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER i2. 1915.

No. IS Stops Only Provo
u No. Is Late No Of the
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Smoke Elk Pride Cigar Tel. 1862.
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IRItIG NTION COMPANY CALLS
MEETING OI kIiOIDt'its

The adjourned meeting uf the
stockholders of the Price. River lrri-
CATION company. Tor the election nf off
Ulcers. reading uf the financial rc.
port ana such other husinrr aH may
legally come before thu meeting
will De- held Friday, February Z, 1919.
at o'clock Of the afternoon nt the
office of the company l2G vermont
building. Salt Lake CITY Matters ui
grave importance such az the iinunr-
ing of construction work which viii
bee necessary Tot the furnishing uf
sufficient water a. the Htuckhuldrrs
49, more land N put under cultivation.
ana many other problems viii boz
discussed at said meeting; therefore.
you are urgently requested a. bc pres
ent." Says "a circular letter received IN
Price from George A. Smith. srrrrtnr,
of the COMPANY under date ut last
Saturday. January 22d.
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LOCAL YOUTHS TRIM EMERY
ACADEMY NJ HASkI.THNII

49, u score of twenty Co nineteen
the Carbon County nigh school team
defeated at basketball last FRIDAY
evening the Emery stake academy
team ~ Castle Date. thu game was
close and exciting throughout This
n the first of aNserics VI games a. be-
played between thezs~ind other teams
In this county and Emery county tu
decide which team shall go "a salt
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NOTICE no wNrER UsI.ns-I

NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city Utah. January n. 1918. Notice
iH hereby given that Enoch Chidcster.
whose pOstoffice address IL Altonah.
Utah. has made application In accord
ancc with the requirements uf the
Compiled Laws of Utah. 1907. ~
amended by the Session Laws Of Utah.
1893. 1871 and 1915. Co appropriate
one and onc-scvcnth a i-D cubic.
feet OF water per second from sunny.
side Wash. Carbon county. Utah. Said
water viii Doe diverted at " point
which bears north seventy three de-
grccH nine minutes west i37g feet
from tn southeast corner ct See. 2.
TWP. % South. i,nnEo ~ East. Salt
Lake base and meridian. ana COM
ycycd hy means uf ditch Tor dis
lance at 1895 feet ana there used
from April 18th Co October 18th. In
elusive. of each year. tu irrlgatc
eighty acres uf land embraced In the
northwest quarter uf Sec, I 1. township
and range aforesaid. A. much Ut said
water nH may bo necessary VIII be-
used during the entire year Tor DOM
cstic purposes This application h.
designated In the state engineers of-
flee as No. s52s. Al protests against
the granting ct said application. sta
ting the Reasons therefor. must be-
made by affidavit In duplicate. ac-
companlcd 10y u Zee ~ t2.so. and filed
In this office within thirty tl0j days
after the completion ~ the publicn-
ton of this notice. W. -. HEENS.
State Engineer.
Date uf first publication January
~, 1915. date of completion of pub
lIcnllnn FehrnnrY 81. 1910.
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Irving to Prevent Spread Of Rabies

ELY New Jan 22The board Of county commissioners has
heard the report Of Chairman John Weber the result Of the
held Wnnemucca between county federal
officers, 60 devise plans to stop the spread Of rabies
The board resolution requiring that all dogs permitted
large within the county and outside the corporate limits of the
city of Ely be mul and directing the peace Officers destroy
all such found without after February 7h
Immediately following the action of the commissioners
ing Of the health board held which Dr. Alexander
county physician presided and action along the line
taken.
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Lake city in March o. participate In
the championship tournament Car
bon Count, High school was repre-
scented hY Harold Leonard. Bert Lee.
ltuion frandsrn iiulon iiryncr aud
t.ylr ncnrh. and Emery stake Rrnd-
en-, b., Fox. Crawford. Mace. Tuttle.
COS. Snow aud ifuilmvr After the
game the annual dance at the "C''
club was participated In hy both
teams aud their supporters.
sun adlets are one cent word.
Make your wants known through their
use. --Advt.
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treatise From the dark where hidden itself il will
suddenly attack animals persons II will spring the of
child and nc wounds with its teeth and claws In the
violence of this attack frequently bites itself The rabd cat
loses its voice being only able hoarse Later loses its
appetite has difficulty in swallowing becomes emaciated and
succumbs within several days with symptoms of paralysis
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10 WATER USERS


State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah, January -. 1915. Noticc
h hereby given that John Royal Sim
mons whose postoffirc address h
Kenilworth, Utah has made appllca-
ton IN accordance with tho require
ments nf the Complied Laws of Utah.
1907. ~ amended by the Session Laws
Of Utah. 1903. 1911 and 1915. o. app
proprlate four and clghty-fivc hum
dredths tN5l cubic-feet ~ water
per second from Trail Canyon. Car
hon county Utah, Said water VIII be
diverted nt u point which lies 2tga
feet north and 2tG2 feet west from
the southeast corner ~ the southwest
quarter ~ Sec. 80. Twp. - South
Range East. Salt Lake base aud
meridian, and conveyed by means u
n ditch Tor a distance 81 1900 feet
and there used from April LIST 10 Oc-
tober aist, inclusive. Of each year. To
irrigatc $40 acres OF land embraced
In Sees, . and (. Twp. South. Range
East, Salt Lake has" ana meridian.
A. much pf said water as may be- nee
cssary viii be- used during the entire
year for domestic purposes. This APP
plication ~ designated In the state
engineers OFFICE as 40. 1894. An pro-
tests against the granting ~ said APP
plicatiun. stating the reasons there
for. must hc made ~ affidavit IN
duplicate, accompanied 10y feo Of
S2.50, and filed In this office within
thirty C3n DAYS after the completion
Of the publication Of this notice. W.
-. BEERS. State Engineer.
Date of first publication January
2s, 1915. date Of completion ~ pub
licatlon February 2s. 1915.
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NOTICE on DISSOLUTION or co.

NOTICE on DISSOLUTION or CO.
Partnership Notice rs hereby given
mat the partnership lately existing
between Thomas Dumayne Of Price,
utah. and Martin Millarich Of Hia-
watha, both Of Carbon county, Utah
Is this the 9Th day OF January A. -.
1916 hereby dissolved boy mutual con-
sent An debts owing the Tavern
Bar are due and payable 10 Thomas
Dumayne. who assumes all Indebted
ness Of said co-partnership existing
between the parties hereto, incurred
by or furnished 10 the business oper-
ated as the Tavern Bar az Price,
Utah. ana an debts owing the Black
Hawk Liquor company are due and
payable 90 Martin Millarich, who as
sumes all indebtedness of the said
partnership existing between the par
ties hereto, and both are authorized
to receipt for said accounts az the re-
spective places Of business.
Dated az Price. Utah, Jan. 8, 1915.
THOMAS DUMAYNE
MARTIN MILLARICH.
First pub. Jan. Z; last Feb. 4, 1915.
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Smoke Elk Pride cigar. TeL ibg
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-09
THE MEXICAN CONFERENCE.

It is possible that of the demands which the Car
government recently made for the complete with
drawal of American troops from Mexico there may de-
velop harmonious understanding that will result
the speedy punishment of Villa and his bandits It APP
pears from official statements given out by General Scott
by others who have participated in the conferences
that General Obregon and the other Carranza
atives did not north-as repored-determined
force break with the United States if this country did
not Immediately comply with their demands. After day
of discussion General Scott said: 1--WE are still confer
ring in spirit of mutual good will and hope to arrive at
solution that will be satisfactory to both govern
ments This statement Endorsed by General Obre-
gon.
It is nconcevabe that the Mexican leaders will DELHI
eratey trouble with this country President Will
has shown from the beginning of his administration
reluctance to do anything for Mexico which Mexico could
do for itself 1t only when the de faco government
showed its inability to capture and punish Villa that
expedition sent into Mexico. General Obregon and
General Carranza understand this and is possible that
they have gone further in their protests than either de-
sired to pacate hostile element in the party However
that may be- the statement attributed to attendant
you choose the lesser It would be folly to
the de facto government desires war;"
This country fortunate in having its representa-
tive tactful soldier General Scott He has had
other similar commissions and has been successful Much
OF Mexcos future prosperity and much of border
tranquility depend the outcome of this conference
General Scott knows the friendly attitude of the admins
traton and is able fully to explain matters to General
Oregon The latter if he is wise will urge his chief to
lend General Pershing active cooperation In this
the purpose of the expedition be accom-
pshed and then the American troops WILL of course be
immediately withdrawn from Mexicol
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-09
THE SINGLE ROOF.

The National Lumber Manufacturers association is
scattering publicity bulletins telling all about the bust
ness it's troubles and its hopes One OF the latter IS that
the country will condemnng the single roof until
the has been fairly tried 1t is the opinion OF the
ISOLATION that the shng roof if treated with fire retard
ants is by dangerous reported and that
many fires attributed to combustble roofs really due
faulty constructions to carelessness to inefficient in
spection The forest service has been asked to make
nationwide survey of the sources of conagration 1t
this examination conducted thoroughly it will take both
time and money but the results should be valuable They
would undoubtedly tend to harmonic building codes,
which vary greatly.
When lumber or other nfammable construction is
condemned the chief of confagraton the blame
generally placed the single roof The latest illus
tration from Paris Tex which late in March, this
year. was swept by $10000000 fire. The fire began in
frame warehouse in unknown, but due evil
IDENTIFY to careessness, and burned 264 of
territory The Texas fire marshal says:
A e $
single
the
A 35-mile an-hour wind blowing at the time and
sparks carried blocks ahead, battling the efforts of
the iremen Some dwellings in the escaped but
these, Gin almost every instance had noncombustble
roof covering However not all noncombustble roof
erings escaped did all fre-proof buildings Out of
1440 buildings and sheds Of all sorts burned almost 40C
had noncombustbe roofs The shinge roof is most fire.
queny used and doubtless will continue to be for many
years 1t that survey ought to be beneficial fol
properly treated shingles, strict building codes, rigid
spectlon and adequate protection would combine to
duce fire loss.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-09

buy It." He desired to be senselessly
extravagant. to surround her with all
luxury, to be splendidly generous with
her. I've got to succeed financially.
She must have everything, One has
but to look at her to see that luxury
belongs to her." he thouc 1T. Aloud he
said:
Where am to sit to change my
shoes? Every last chair is full of
your paraphernalia."
What an old fusser you are,
Ralph" exclaimed the girl, tossing
back her hair and clearing chair by
dumping the garments it held onto
the foot Of the bed. As she passed him
he caught her white arms in both
hands and drew hei toward him. She
| lifted her face to him and give him a
hurried kiss.
Don't hinder me now / must get
my hair done. I may have to comb II
two or three times to get { right and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-05-09
BODY OF man found
IN WELL IDENTIFIED.
SUICIDE OR MURDER

Capital News Special Service)
Roseberry, May "a body which has
not yet been fully identified was found
here yesterday in shallow well. 1t
was decomposed and had evidently
been there for many months. From
the circumstances 1t appears that 1t
was either a suicide or murder, for the
feet We're bound together and there
was bullet hole through the skull.
Persons who have examined the body
believe that it is the body OF K Nasi
who dropped out of sight a year ago
and has not been definitely heard Of
since.
Mr.. Nasi was under $4,000 bail bond
for assisting prisoner to escape from
a public Jail. He was nervous wreck
and on various occasions seemed to be
affected with insanity. 1t is thought
that during one Of his insane spells he
committed suicide. Worry over the
charges pending against him probably
brought 1t on.