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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-08
Obituary.

Grandma Sophia Rosina Cramcr
tncc) CENT cnhcuscr was BON w.
Wucitonbcrg, Germany, S'rtcmh, !
10. lS31, and came 10 this count -
and landed in Oregon, Jun" II, lNSn'
They Purchased tie Davis farm, n'nl
New Point in August the same year.
She ma riol Fred Crancr S"rtcm'
her Il, 1851. 10 this union were born
ten children, three dying IN infancy
Her son, Fred, died In October, l9l J.
and her daughter, Mrs. BcrkcRhne'l
in 1913.
Her happy home was broken ur
when her husband died, November :,
1894. She still lived on the farm for
years, until shc became afflicted, when
she lived with her daughters.
Sister Cramcr lived u consistent
Christian life, ever ready to do her
Christian duty. She loved the church
Of her choice. being member Of the
German NJ. T.. church ever since her
landing here. She was kind, loving
mother; in return, she was loved and
respected by all who knew her. Sht
trusted her Saviour fully in life and
death. She bore her affection with
out complaining, She had u great
desire to so home, to be with Jesus
and loved ones. This desire was grant
cd her, when she passed away Sep
TENDER ., 1916, at 1890 a. m. Sh,
leaves to mourn her loss, n son, q
W. Cramer, of Mont Rose, California
four daughters, Mrs. Fachnlc, st
Louis. NO.; Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mrs
Minnie Cell and Mrs. John Open
lander, of Oregon; 20 grandchildren
and i3 great grandchildren.
Interment took place at the churcl
in Nodaway township. Her pastor
w. l.. Meyer, preached the funeral
Her nephews were the pail bearers.
NJ,
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.rdsy sohool Picnic and Convention.

'rrday School picnic and Convention.
The Hickory Township Sunday
school bnskc, pcric and convention
will be held Saturday. September 10,
1916, in FL lIuntz's grove, one mile
"ith pf Nov Point and the following
lrr"ram win 10 givcr:
10 n. m.--Music by New Point band.
Devotional, Rev. T. ID. Roberts.
"'lhn SfsutI'.. .lh"Hi u feuso .
Improve the Civic, Social and Moral
Life of the Community" Rev, q.
u. Stgrgcs.
Reports, Department supcrntcn-
Tents.
naskct di-nor
Up. m.-Dcvo,ional, Rev. Clutter.
Music, New Point band.
"a SUNDAY School Vision for the
Rural School," County Secretary, Mrs.
Katharine McNaul.
activities for the Teen Age Boys
Glasses" Rev. Frame.
Music, New Point band.
Immediately following the address,
Rev. Frame will give drill by the
Maitland BOY Scouts.
Let W. all come and show our apprc.
citation for this uplifting movement
for our boys.
The remainder Of the afternoon will
he devoted To base ball, races and
other games.
4. O. WILLIAMS, President.
GLADYS BUNTZ, Cor. Secretary,
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Monarch.

Mrs. John Patterson visited near
Nodaway, Sunday.
--Gottlieb OFT and children We're in
Oregon, Saturday.
George Garner and wife were in
st. Joseph, Saturday.
--Hobert Black took load of wheat
to st. Joseph, Friday night.
Miss Nellie Black visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Bill Brown, Saturday.
Miss Helen Taylor has been visit
ing In st. Joseph, the past week.
John Black Is visiting home folks,
this week. He has been working in
Nebraska.
Charlie Herman and family and
Miss Greco Allen were in Oregon.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Sipes visited
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-08
From III Pas0. TEXAS

Friends Deacon and Tom:-IIere-
with little bean, called the mexican
jumping Bean" Today is the first
tlmc ! ever saw anything Of the kind,
y, ~ fact, had never heard of them.
There Is a little bug inside, and If
you WIZ hold It in your hand a min
ute ana get It warmed up, Mr.. Rug
WI do the rest--simply lay the lean
nown ON the table. | am told that
lhe bean drops from the tree during
the month Of August, and will jump
Tor as long as eleven months. You
may think this bean" a good one
wen IL Is Yours, truly,
ALBERT KUNKEL.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-08

..Na ''-'iilf Ah'r'''N ~ NilT N''"s
Hon. T.. !. Kellogg. OF Craig. hn
business IN Oregon, Tuesday Of thi.
week
FOR Salc-Onc good cook stove,
with reservoir. Address Box Ia
Orcron. Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Cortcz Meadow
spent Sunday with relatives at DE.
Hah, Missouri.
For something cool and refresh.
ing. try the New Soda Fount Mt Phil.
lips Drug Store.
Lawyer Bissc,t. Of Mound City.
was here, Monday, having business be-.
fore the county court.
Miss Nell Minton. OF Fortcscuc
has returned to her work nj the State
University. Columbia, Mo.
Miss Alice Olinger. Of unionvillc.
No.. was the weekend guest Of her
friend, Mrs. Maudc Mahon.
Horn. to Lester Dozicr and wife.
about five miles north Of Forest Civ A.,
september 4, q fine girl baby.
j. II. Whipplc and wife, Of For-
est City. are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles kelso, Of Hastings,
Nebraska.
Fired Philbrick and daughter,
i.loisc. visited with his mother aud
,thcr relatives In ~. Joseph for n few
lays, this week.
---Jc,'crson Wright, "A former resi-
lent nf Holt county, Forbes town
IMP, was here, this week, visiting rel
aiivcs aad friends,
Mrs. Nm. VI. Norris was 81.
Joseph shopper last Wednesday. She
~ accompanied By Miss Nosta Mor.
is, ui MpLnd City.
Frank Green will leave next sun
| lay for Chillicothc, where he will be-
I'm lis second term IN the business
college at that place.
! Logan Hayes had his right log
| fractured, August 30. DR.. k,arncy
.cduccd the fracture, and he Is now
getting along all right.
Mrs. c. T.. Bunker has returned
| rom weeks visit with friends in
Corning. Iowa. She was accompanied
by Dorothy and Flora Ann.
Miss lclah Meadows, of the
Franklin district, visited for n few
days. the past week, with her brother,
Cortcz, of the Union district.
Phillip Buntz and wife left Tues.
day of this week for Lincoln. Ncbras-
"a, where they will visit sister #
Mrs. b., and attend the state far
Mrs. George Hornccker has been
very sick for several days, hut n, Iris
writing is reported to be improving.
She is in charge of registered nurse.
Quite n me,rv crowd baled and
nut nm bay M Walter Sisk,s Tu,s'Iny
of last week. John Heller fell through
Tho hay rock and wos br,iscd nm en-.
siderably.
For salc-scvcro, Thoroughbred
Rio. noncd Snotted Poland' Gbina
Hogs Cali on or Address XII Fity-
maurice, Forest CITY. Mo. Route 4,
Farmers Phone Wv" ''' ''''' v
Elmer AIlcn bos retu,rod f,om
tho hosnitaj in Kansas Citw where
be was nnera,ed nnon for naij s,nncs
lie is still LEAKING n jitt,cs 80" ancal"J I
hnt is stead;Iv GAINING IN q, ropa,b
y Mo,,os h.'oe,ia. y, ,po H..
-. OF. -. = - q 4,
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

Regular church services will be re-
sumed next Sunday, September 10.
Sunday school at GAS; preaching by
the pastor at II q. m. and p. m.
Christian Endeavor, at Z p. m.
Vacation days are over. We hope
to meet you all, rested and refreshed,
next Sunday morning.
T. A. CLAGETT, Pastor.
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&C. v. Jeffrey and wife, from Hart
ford, Iowa, are the guests OF mis- par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. A. H. jeffrey. at
High View Fruit Farm. This makes
possible . very happy, reunion Of the
Jeffrey family, since the two sons, g.
Y. and A. A., are the only children.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-09-08
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere and
heartfelt thanks TO the many kind
friends and ncighbors, who came to
our aid, and rendered US every assist
ance in the sickness and death Of our
beloved mother.
MRS. FAEHNLE,
MRS. FRED HOFFMAN,
MRS. MINNIE CELL,
MRS. j. OPPENLANDER
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DIR. Whitssll. eye and ear special.
e: ;SSss:::s :i II ss ssss ed Is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-13
~ n n e z
| Stories s s.

Nn nn"cdot" Illustrating tho misplaced
'hin''ih"ss NJ serious school boy v,.
recently related hy Wecdon t;to.smi,h
n question IN arithmetic. y far~tiaua
Inspector who was visiting n school pt,.
pounded N" following IT. cat fcu into
" hni'oml'ss pit lnd climbed up two frrt
Tor every thir, II f,ll. how long VoulI
10 itk" ~ r'i oui'" The mnIorit, ~
'h" scholar. ui silent. with puyy'.d
i but ono hrv seI ~ work pasi.mou.l,
mad h"gnr 20 cover his slai, with r.i,p
H'nns Tho inspector noticed this. and
Hi length said
ll'r" S'np doine that Haven't ,ou
NO sons" To .o" that tho cat couldn't
possibly ro' out r'
on r'. hr could SIR renli,d tho
h'N brightly ~ ,ou'u riro me time Tu
Trims him uut IN Australia
4 bradford man who has m M. sr
r.OE an lr'shm,n recently had occasion
'o 'ngng' u new cook. and ~ was this
D'Irs Wifo that WAS given tho Job
ono evening 'h' hos1 NJ ihr house s1iI
'' 'h' lrishmpu
un ,ou know. r,i. for . woman ~
h'f nvW' four wife has remarkable
Io.., r"
"Nis sor" .ald Pat They're tho
host I i,cr tasted
NJ NW CROOKS. NJ f.. ha. VOL
deserved reputation ~ rrrnuutcur A.
lecture the other evening ho caused
great diversion hv drnning tho differ.
enc" between nu opilmia pnd pee.
'In'is' Tho author, hc said was n col.
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mel who r0nfiisi mo definition ~ him
on MS recent Wait iu tho front
An op'imist b" said n. man
vh, has don" aver, hnd,. and ,,kes good
,1fe h" is NOT don" limtslf rsssimit
Is M" man rho lives with him
"W lie over between u.." ald m.
ftIf nnr
"Oh fny not so he nle,ded = io,.
YOU more than ufc usrf"
80 Harold You have proved your.
s"li unvor'h, NJ my love and can never
marry Nuu
Then give me hack my rlns." hs ~.
mandci
"oh Harold she cried. ~ YOU feel
m badly ne an that ahnu, 4, I ruppn.,
III have 10 give YOU another rhanrr
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n Cd forbid that we should be drawn into
war but if we should be- America would
seem once more to shake herself out OF
dream to say, Did any man deem that we were
asleep? Did any man deem that we had for
gotten the traditions of America? Did any
man deem that he could tamper with the honor
or integrity of the United StatesH And in the
great voice of national enthusiasm which
would be raised, all the world would stand
once more thrilled to hear the voice of the new
world asserting the standards of justice and
liberty. PRESIDENT WILSON,
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Everyday Wisdom
nv UON UEWOIU

\ doushnut gun for shouting holes IN
doughnuts l. y recent Invention NJ
munIiion manufacturer Witch viii great.
b tighten the work NJ Woman
"Enflv 10 bod and cnrlv ~ fise" g. ar
agricultural epigtnm n need nu, amply
in pnv district which has elective irhts
n tho hrwrf had trH nrhis an over Nh,
farm hc could ret up when ho pl,pSri In
the morning and ste, ur and pillow NJ,
late a. b" pleased ~ uiFh' Two nt tho
most natural things NJ iht world arc ~
siny ur late aud in r"t up hir t;oIng
io l.d early rri getting up early are 49,
abnormal and unnatural w. rfrmripg 'ha
feet NJ chinese wum'u W. af, in favor
NJ nbolishing tho iafN ju bod and Early
90 tls'' "pIgpm IN tho cities
Livery stables win soon hr A. .pafc.
ps m1uaolrums
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EDITORIAL PAGE
Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
OFRoM THE TIMES FiLEs)

The Rcd Men NJ oklahoma Tribe No
/ celebrated Thmina day yesterday In
fine style with - novel parade and an
elegant banquet
Mrs Solwvn Douglas has declined tho
Invitation NJ the bourd of education, 10
remain IN Chugc' - the highschoo an.
lthcr Nrnr Her decision ~ regretted bv
Hll who know 10 whHt high degree NJ
of excellence the highschool has attained
under her excellent management
Tho Turf saloon had y grand openng
nst night An excellent lunch was
served and rhTlirs' orchestra Furnished
the music from 10 ~ O'Clock 10 tho
crowd who rcvolcd In the festivities.
General Dick rlunkctt NJ Perry, Is In
the citv
nr Higgins ofoNcd Ilfnaich from
Washington stating 'hu the secretary N
the interior had decided the Dawson
against ll'rgus case TODAY IN favor ~
Iligrlnr
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our lo, MnI.r cnntc,t.

Wired q Allen says TINT M" oldest
.0kH is lh" ono about IN" two hungry
.urErossmru Vhr had fo vDtt over for o.
train 1' little Junction city In ohio
They wanted something 'o o1' aud
walked around town until they came 30
m" Hon Ton rafo. greasy looking place
about a. hlr as n dog house The pro.
prriHr looked oyer grcpflor than the
r1'". ana the congressman told him 'hpt
ih't Vpui'I snm'thlng good 10 cat
Something DN'ra good We'll" v1ii Tho
proprietor. "vc just got IN some fine
porsrhruHo sio1ls" "GNr uu two Of
'h'w y'll'i the customers "Gce. that
luck s1ii ono NJ tho rongrcssm.u
Who would htyo expected 20 ro' ui,r.
hIs thick. juicy porlcfhouSr s',nk m
ih.r dump lus then tho proprietor
came hack from tho kitchen and sid.
VIII Va hav" the scent steaks or tho
i0.Ccnt steaks"
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nrr Hhrund 10
have some coins
together But
when YOU 80
snltcd down n
roll uf srslorCr,
and talents.
then tu iuvigor
ate your soul
go ont and blow
the balm nee
Don't let the
say Ing habit
grow until you
are n mi-cr
.nlt dawn a
part a portion
blow thut pol
lry the wiser
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FIFTEEN YEARS 400

\ parade mile long marked tho in
nugurntlnn festivities nt Guthrie this af-
t"rnpon where Governor William G. len.
hns was inaugnrntcd special con
Thinning two hundred lcft hero this NOM
Ing most NJ whom viii remain over for
tho banquet aud hall this evening
Tn" Frisco Ilrc has appropriated 81 NM
for the hcluiif,lng NJ ~ grounds IN
this ri'v mud has ct tho contract 10 the
oklahoma Floral company n. tho work
SIDNEY Johnson. who wns recently ar-
pointed second lieutenant IN tho regular
army service. received his commission
from the VA department ths morning
Tho pans fnr nov home for e y
\mos have been completed Ani the ron-
tract will hc lot This week THIS viii
b" ono o' the finest homes In tho rlly.
\ brick volk ls being laid IN thn
broadway aid" NJ tho building occupied
hy th" lriri HARDWARE COMPANY
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Walt MaSOn'S
Prose Poem
BLOWING IT IN

~ + all the divers brands " joy
That make our Journey sunny Of
all the bliss without ulloy there's
one Ike spending money rs well to
ul away a wad, against the rainy
.ruihor, il's wcll. when hard times
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Luke NcLuke SAYS
Tho reason mother knows that shc can
pick out good husband for hcr daugh
ter is because she managed To pick out
hunk NJ cheese when thc took u side
partner for herself
n Won must show y man he error N
h.# why's, n is good scheme to select ~
smrll'r man than Yourself
why H n that the man who smiles liko
millionaire when hc rays 81 check
for the supper and the drinks and the
cigars viii sGuoal Ike pl,cr when he
paws fl2 hlll fnr grnccricg
Don't lWllor about Injustice. Maybe "
Justice, never overlooked bot ,ou would
h" orchp'lnr an SIT apartment with u
tone floor and peek boo door made
nut " iron bars
Every time We got 10 feeling badly nnd
want 10 quIt what We 'rc doing hcrnuso
vo haven't tho strength ~ 60 n. 80 nl-
wa's think NJ Andy Jackson m New or.
''Inr q DQnsumptivo. stomnrhicss phy =,
'"'l wreck toitcrInF skeleton. a ghost
with one ann IN sling who Killed and
wounded > 'nn M the flower NJ tho british
ARMY and lo't oNnoily eight NJ hl4 own
mon wnil" b" was doing u
Nt'hc this would he q plcaserier world
n our n"irhhorg would use less oil on
their nINvcfs and more ol IN their lawn
mowers
What h's hocomc ~ tho ola fashioned
man who used N s,v. "Ish kt hlhhlr''
\ wpmru's now bonnet may hook Ike
.N cent. Go Other people. but II doesn't
look *" lint 10 her husband arer he
pays the bin
gIrl Nll spend nm entire evening
proposing to q fellow And 'hcu the
fellow viii 20 away tckled 10 death he
cnnz" sh" accepted him
Tn" world is filled With men who have
ett"n'iv" vo"ahularios hut Who can,
mink ~ hlhm" thing 20 say
We have heard whole lot ~, he'll. ,,-.
"vangelists IN our iims. Ru, 10. p.,.r
h"'fd IN" who didn't convince ne that
he didn't know what he was ,nIkInr
about '''''
Most NJ our foroslrh, (. devoted a,
conjnring up evils that never h,rper
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Sure

Two at \ birth nrc twins. and three
At a birth arc trplcis. and four NJ
birth Arc uundruplcty.' nid the Thin
Man Rut here ~ a case where q Woln
an had three boys and tvo glrs at 70.
hifth what would Won call that
That's what 1T call "a iull house."
replied the l'ut Man
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Copyright. 1850


\ duofrclsomc cuss Ia Daniel pcn'.
lie surely loves To fight:
llc'd rather win an argument
Than know that ho was right
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Won't rhnt b. NIc.l

nr1r Luke n any NJ the corn 'ed. IN
iH" club viii rot up game W nostofnce
WI K1am or Ncw York rlty win Join
tho club ~
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superintendent. Patterson mui.hc. 'nr secluded
nc.hr tnn flower scented atmosphere 'hr nesting hIri.
and ll 'no other necessary surrounding, hu' the Young
him foo Nnr nirk
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{ 1MDits Of t21'.Dy Play
u AI4y It N<1fGC41 q, 4Ort n,lurt



Preparedness is great stuff We have
aiencd up two undertaking firms 70 con
duct the planting bees FOR the club. and
holorc they shuttle off,. the members
should notify Us which firm they prefer
Members have choice between the
Laughing Undertaking company of Nbi-
lon' ToNas, and the Tcnrs Undertaking
company Of Austin, Texas.
The Poor Editor.
\ rnudcI sends H. another instance m
which the editor Wrot, a trrrVl, hand
and the printer So. hnf.Ncwcd The
editor referred ~ the SON ~ Archibald
Gum oAc GD-hls adycrlmr.. ps thc
vsll lihcd 6uiN \ Gum ana the prn-
rnr ro, a. IN, vull.cyrd SON NJ , rIu %
and the poor editor had to hide out FOR u
while
And n kansas editor said that tho
hrid" looked nice In white null and
carried n large rod rose" but the printer
got Il go o. rond that she looked like 4
white mule md carried barge red
nose and the editor lcf' town
A Family Affair.
Pom & son run a dairy NJ Midland.
Pa
Things 10 Worry About,
m" ''ntc flower of california is tho
Eshsrhol'rln
Names IL Names
Ion" Cotton liyc7 At Memphis Tenn
Our Daily Special
No Don't fokp 'su, off ,rt
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Our Daily Special,
Don't take 'cm on vet

lone Cotton liycr At Memphis, Tenn
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Things 10 Worry About,
Tho state flower or California Is tho
! .hsrhol'rln
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Porn G son run dplr, Mt Midland.
Pa
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20
Note Reaches Berlin. [

WASHINGTON. D. C., April 20. The ultimatum of the United States to the German government regarding the submarine warfare. was delivered in Berlin this afternoon.
 Department officials state that an answer is not expected for three or four days, and the hope is expressed that Germany will comply with the American demands that the threaten ed break in the diplomatic relations between the two countries may be avoided.
 It is admitted that the affair has assumed a serious aspect. and that unless Germany is willing to make concessions nothing can prevent a rupture in diplomatic intercourse be- tween the countries.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20
ELEVEN KILLED
 KANSAS TORNADO SCORES OF PERSONS INJURED Storm Which Swept Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri Causes Loss of Life and Much Damage to Prop efty.
SCORES OF PERSONS INJURED

KANSAS CITY, April 20.-A ser ies of tornadoes swept through wide section of Eastern Kansas and Vest ern Missouri last night. Eleven per sons are reported to have been killed by being crushed in the ruins of their homes and the property damage will run into the hundreds of thousands. The number of persons injured will run into the scores.
 The occurrence of the windstorms was most unusual. Instead of one storm of unusual violence, the storm was broken by spells of quiet, and slight changes of direction of the Gsh marked the resumption of the gale. An unusually wide area of coun- try was devastated by the gale.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20

SAN ANTONIO, April 20.-Army officers in this city freely predict that Mexican affairs are fast approaching . crisis. They declare that if the American troops are not speedily withdrawn from Mexico that the Uni ted States troops will be compelled to fight all factions in that country. The sentiment in the south is growing more and more hostile to the Ameri- can soldiers, and it is but question of a few days before some hot-head- ed Mexican will precipitate battle.
 The interview between General Scott and General Funston, which is to settle the future movement of the United States troops in Mexico is awaited with interest. It is predict ed that the American troops will not
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20
HUGHES NAME
 60 ON TICKET
SUPREME COURT ORDERS IT
Admirers of the Justice in Oregon Secure an Order from the Court Compelling Secretary of State to Put Name on Ticket.

SALEM, Oregon, April 20.-In an action brought here in the state su- preme court by the admirers of Jus tice Hughes to secure writ of man. damus compelling the secretary of state to place the name of Hughes on the primary ballots as candidate for the nomination for President of the United States, the court granted the writ applied for, and the secretary was instructed to place the candi- dates name upon the ticket. This action was the outcome of state ment by the secretary that the name would not appear on the>ticket be- cause the justice had said that he was not a candidate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20
Press Behind President.

SEATTLE, April 20.-The press of the country, as indicated by leading articles and editorials on the Ger man controversy, are solidly behind the President on his ultimatum to Germany. It is generally conceded that the stand taken by the president is the only one he can take and up- hold the honor and dignity of the country. Most of the papers scout the idea that war will necessarily fol- low the breaking of diplomatic rela- tions. It is argued that Germany does not want war with this country, and that every honorable means will be adopted by the President to keep the United States out of the Euro pean struggle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20
SEIZED
 REVEAL PLOT
vON PAPEN's SECRETARY HELD
VOn Igen Arrested After Hard Fight
 with Police-Papers in His Office Are Said to Reveal Whole Welland Canal Plot-Release Is Demanded.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Wolfe von Igen, former secretary to Captain von Papen, was arrested here today after a hard fight with the police. He is charged with complicity in the Ger man conspiracy to blow up the Vel land canal in Canada. The German embassy has demanded his release and the return of the papers seized in his office. The police state that the papers reveal the whole plot and will be of great value in securing the conviction of the prisoners.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-04-20
THE KREUTZER SONATA
 .J;.. AT THE EMPRESS

Nance O'Neil, Theda Bara, Will liam E. Shay are seen at their best in this production extraordinary, the Krautzer Sonata, which: will be shown at the Empress tonight, Fri day and Saturday evenings.
 Next week, "The Celebrated Scan- dal," played by Betty Nansen the eel ebrated Danish tragedienne of the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, and sup ported by Edward Jose, former lead ing man with Sarah Bernhardt.