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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-01
Motorcycles and Bicycles

HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES, Bar
gains in used machines. Victor Roos, "rhs
Motorcycle Man" 2703 Leavenworth.
TWIN X with Presto-Lite and good tires,
s75, Webster 1923.
NEARLY new sS6 girls bicycle, $40, Phone
Walnut 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-01

phon. D. 1855. sos city Nat. Blk, Bldg,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Poland. China Bred Sow Sale.

will sell at the Hazard Thomas
barn In Mound City, Thursday, March
o, 1916, forty head Of bred sows con.
sisting Of = few good tried so~s, . few
fall yearlings, the balance spring Aud
early summer gifts.
Some sows are sired by Jumbo's
Prospect, the hog refused $50 for;
some by Columbia Wonder the hog
that weighed $50 pounds; some gifts
by Hercules I'd, his sire sold for $3.50 a
. pix; others by Jumbo, the hog that
weighed 800 lbs. at months old. Mat.
ed to four different boars Of the best
Of breeding
Sale under cover.
JAS. KESNIsn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
A Complete Surprise.
On Saturday evening, Februai

On Saturday evening, February y,
complete surprise was given by
Misses Carrie Stadlcr and Lura Tay-
lor, in honor of Airs Mildred Wcavei.
While the crowd vas visiting her
friend, Miss Carrie, the crowd gath
cred at her home, bringing presents,
cakes and pies--among one Of her
presents was a handkerchief from her
Sunday school teacher, Mr.. Ed kra-
mer. with tatting around its edge,
which was made by himself; he does
nice tatting work. About $3.50, Misses
Carrie and Mildred returned home,
where Miss Mildred was sure sur
prised.
Those present were: Misses Effie
Kneale, Rosie Egger, Maude Stafford,
Mamie Stephenson, Nellie Sommers.
Essie Derr. Emma Stadler. Mollie
Stadler, Maude Mahon, Ina Mahon,
Stella Brohan, Alice Brohan, Alice
Hughes, Hortense Morris, Katherine
Norris. Elnora Norris, Iuella Nogcl.
Carrie Stadler, Lura Taylor and Miss
Mildred, as our hostess; the gentle.
men were: Joe LEM, Charley LEM.
Brohan. Will Brohan, Clifford Rounds,
Jim Stephenson, Will Stephenson,
Earl Morgan, Herman Fancher, Wal
ter Sommers, Frank Sommcrs, Fred
Nogcl, Fred Egger, Arthur Weaver,
Barnard Weaver, Ada Shank and
Paul Weaver; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Shank, MIR. and Mrs. Ed Kramer and
two little daughters. Mildred and I'd.
wilma; Mrs. jas. r. Taylor and daugh.
ter, Mary.
The evening was spent in various
games and music. Dainty refresh.
ments were served. They returned
home at an early hour. all wishing
Miss Mildred many more happy birth.
days. The report was that everybody
had an excellent time.
HARD TO BEAT.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Are You Exempt?

You are exempt from jury service
In any court n you follow any OF the
following vacations:
State and naval officers:
Al judges OF courts, coroners:
Postmasters and mall clerks;
Practicing attorneys;
Oniciating ministers OF the gospel;
School teachers, during their term
OF school;
Prscticing physicians;
Registered pharmacists, and assist
ant pharmacists;
Police officers:
Mayors Of cities:
Embalmers, undertakers, funera
directors actively engaged In theil
business;
All persons In editorial or mechani
cal stan departments OF newspaper
OF general circulation.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

DIR. Willard Proud, Oculisu and
Aurist, Tootle & Lemon Bank Build.
ing, st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs, Jane Quick, OF the Cham
bers district, who recently was operat-
ed upon is doing nicely, and expects
to be able TO return to her home In a
few days.
The Chambers school, Miss Jesse
Boyd, teacher, closed for the school
year last Friday, and we understand
they had very successful year, II the
term was short one, The patrons
brought we'll filled baskets with good
things to eat, and an interesting
program was carried out, and . very
enjoyable and profitable afternoon
was had.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
The Prevention OF Scarlet Fever.


The papers say that the worst cpl.
demic Of scarlet fever In the history
Of Kansas is now raging In that state
The proximity Of Kansas to Missouri
makes the condition serious.
Scarlet fever is justly one OF the
most dreaded diseases Of children, not
only because Of the high death rate,
but also on account Of the permanent
injuries which are often left, such as
diseases Of the heart, diseases OF the
kidneys, deafness, etc. From 3 to u
years Of age Is the time at which " Is
most prevalent. After 9 years the IT,.
ability declines, and by the age Of Is
a very marked resistance Is obser
Nevertheless, cases occur In grown
persons. 1t Is more prevalent In tenn
perate countries than In hot coun-
tries, and In the United States 1t oc.
ours more In the North than In the
South. 1t is seen mostly In the
winter and spring, very few cases &C.
curing during the summer months.
,,.,.,,,, s,nr, ,ue,ve IN fourteen
A.. sn, sama,,mos ,n,n,n, ,onve,
ho,o,o ,ha 1,sa.so dsc,., es ,,ss,f The
go, IL .i..vs ah,nn, m.ni,es,ed nv
s.ss..,a .,,;,,,nass si,,h, so,o ,h,o.,
uoa",,,nn .nd ,n yornn ch,Id,on To-
,nan,i. ,anv,Is,,ns vnm,,,,, 4.
,r..r,r, a.. onsa, ,n n, ,s,s, ,h,se.
80 o,,ho nos, .on,,,,, symn,oms
Son,,hs ~ oil c.ses Ano,Lsr char.
,,,..,s,,, s,,,,,o,, 10 ,ho an caii.d
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
RESOLUTION NO. Z.

RESOLUTION FOR GRADING. PAVING.
CURBING. GCTTERiNG. AND I'M.
PROVING WASHINGTON STREET
FROM NODNWAi STREET To MIS-
souri, STREET. IN THE CITY OF
OREGON. Honr COUNTY. MISSOURI
RE IT RESOLVED ny THE BOARD OF
Al.DEi,MEN OF THE CITY or ORE
CON, MtSsDGRi. as FOLLOWS.
section l. That 1t IL hereby declared
necessary tn Uriug to tue established
and improve the roadway OF Washington
street from the north Hnc Of NudaMay
street to the north line of Missouri street
~ said city.
street shall be improved at the above
designated portions thereof by placing
thCtcun paving made OF concrete. that Is
20 say, I'VE inch concrete base to be
lnid upon the surface OF said street as
~ brought To grade upon which shall b.
placed and made "A bituminous wearing
surface two ,2, inches IN thickness. the
satnc to extend over the width Of said
Roadway of said street as shown by the
drawings and specifications at said road
way On file In the office Of the city CLERK.
That the sides of said roadways Of said
streets shall be gutt.rcd and curbcd with
u monolithic combination concrete curb
aud gutter by making said cutbing and
suffering IT concrete and n thickness aud
!
! uii' half inch finished surface oI concrete
mixture thvreuNvr, all which shall be-
shown by plans aud specifications there
- which a.. now uh tlc ia the office ui
a., city Clerk.
section 3 The BOARD uf Aldermen
h"iupy finds and declares that IN ~
| judsmCnt the general revenue FUND Ut the
,i'y is not IN u condition to- WARRANT an
| expenditure thCrUfrum Tor bringing said
| street to the established gfad-. and thu
cost thereof shall be included with tn,
,"st 81 paving.
| ~-r,iun T. The cost " said work. In.
| tIuiiug the cost ui brHgtnG the said
| street to the established grade. shall b,
! y led ~ a special Assessment upon nl
| l.'s aud pieces ut gruuud upon "ithvt std,
! u. aHtu street. uhutttug thDt'uu. ~ ptu,
| NIi'd by law; and special tHN bills
| To- ming interest Ut thu rate ut vight pei
| cent ppr uuHum after thutN diNs ttuu
/ CO.., dat" ui issue. vNtd'uCiuE such t-s.a-l
| u..ftz shalt he ISSUED tu the ,urttul tul
tH payment iur said wurk.
| section Tht- resolution shalt Ne pub
! l.Hi lut ~" cuusu'uiN' Weeks Boo The
! tI.H county sentinel W',NiN u'WH
i|HI punished ~ -uld 'ttN ul tf'LuE
adopted Fcbrurr, 18TH TOE
" a. Ri'liN lIrS.
Mayor uui 'N-uttlttH Ir"sii, ut
81 M" l'uufd u Nldvfu't.
T. ~ HtNHEt..
tttA thtk
GINil
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Holt-SS.
In the Probate Court Of Holt County,
Missouri, February Term, A. d.
1915. February is, 1915:
Now here at this day comes Ed
ward T.. Richards. Administrator Of
the estate Of James Brohan, de-
ceased, and presents to the Court his
petition praying for an order for the
sale Of so much Of the real estate Of
said deceased a will pay and satisfy
the remaining debts due by said es-
tate and yet unpaid for want of suf-
iicicnt assets, accompanied by the ac-
counts. lists and inventories required
by law in such case: on examination
whereof. il is ordered that all per-
sons Interested in the estate of said
deceased be notified that applica-
ton a. aforesaid has been made and
that unless the contrary be shown on
or before the first day of the next
term of this Court. to bc begun and
held on the 18th day Of March next,
an order will bc made for the sale of
the whole or 80 much Of the real cs-
tate Of said deceased a will be sutii-
cicnt for the payment Of said debts;
and IL IL further ordered that this
notice be- published in The Holt Coun-
~ sentinel. weekly newspaper pub
'i-hcd in Holt County. Mo-. for four
weeks before the next term of this
Court. aud il i, further ordered that
personal notice hereof bc served upon
all the resident heirs Of said James
lirnhan. deceased. at least ten DAYS
before the first day Of the said next
term of this Court.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County of llolt-SS.
!. Harry VI. DUNCAN. Judge and cx-
oillcio Clerk of the Probate Court Of
said county. hereby certify that the
above Is n true copy Of the original
order of publication as the same ap-
pears Of record in my office.
Witness my hand as Judge and ex-
oilicio Clerk Of said Court and the
seal Of our said Court, Done at my
office in Oregon, in said county. this
10th day Of February, \. u. 1916.
tScaD HARRY VI. DUNCAN.
Judge and EN-Onicio Clerk Of the
Probate Court Of Holt County. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Instead Of Saying

lnSIcdQ OF Sdyln8
to yourself. "IWish |
were in Dixie" why
don't you 90 South
this winter? The cost
islOW--perhdpsnOtds
much as you thought
it would be. The re-
sorts are numerous
and Burlington ser.
vice is better than
ever. When tits cold
and disdgreedble in
the North. it is posi-
lively delightful in
the South. and those
who have been fort
innate enough to go
there are luxuriating
in its exotic atmos-
phere, without a single
thought of furnace
fires and the constant
menace of catching
cold. A winters vaca.
ton in that romantic.
historic and beautiful
land south ofthe Mason
and Dixon line will do
you more good than a
barrel of me di cine.
Drop in and see me
about it next time you
are going by. j. T.
Birmingham, Tick g t
Agent.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Next Meeting in Oregon.

Tie rural letter carriers Of tie
Fourth Congressional district AT their
semi annual session held IN ~ Joseph,
Tuesday. Feb - went on record Tor
better roads and also took measures o
bring such result about and they
mean II.
The regular semi annual session was
held IN St. Joseph. for this district,
which comprises the counties OF A..
Gibson, Andrew, buchanan. Holt,
Nodaway and Platte. on Tuesday
The sessions were conducted In the
court room " the federal building, "a
forenoon and an .fternoon session he.
irg held
For Better Roads.
In a strong resolution the conven'
,ion went on record ~ fayoring better
roads. and viii present a proposition
TO the state convention looking o the
selection OF a state legislative com.
mi,tee vi ose duty II shall be TO take
matters up AT the mex, session OF the
state legislature and procure adequate
laws
Another resolution was to the effect
that the carriers In each county
should take the matter up with their
county court and demonstrate against
the working OF roads late In the season,
| "A hich Is now done and thereby causes
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Administrators Notice.

<utir" i hereby given. that letters ~ I'D.
miui>i ration un III" t>i,t"of James Rruhan
DECREASED. Wtv granted To III. under
>ignrd uu the 18th uuN ~ February, iplH by
the rrihlt" Court ~ Holt County, Missouri
Al u"r>in> having claims hgti u ~ u tstnt"
are required tu exhibit them Tor allowance
,u he Administrator Within siN nipnths after
IL" dni. ~ said Letters, ~ they may h. pre-.
'lud"d frrm any puriit ~ said Estate. and
" slWh rllim> u" not exhibited within png
year fium III" dat" ~ the last insert lon ~
u. publication ~ this notice. they shall h.,
forever barred.
This 18th day ~ February, ipid
EDWARD T. RICHARDS.
Administrator
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Executors Notice.

Notirc i hereby given, that letter, tesla
m"iiiury IN III" estate ~ Richard shepard
deceased were granted To- the undersigned
IN the tth day ~ February, 1910 10y III. Pro-
persons having claims against said rstHt"
are required tu csh hit then Tor nll INhnrr t.
ih" Executor within >iN months after tn.
date ~ said letters, nr they may u" pr's'lud.
"d frum any b"nrit ~ said estate und N
such claims h" nnt exhibited within one year
from the dat" ~ III" last Insertion ~ the pub.
lica'inn ~ TIL, notice, they shall he forever
harrd
Fir, publication, February. iiih, ielG,
L.. VI bERR,
Executor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

street to the established grade. and the
cost thereof shall be included with the
cost Of paving.
Section 4. The cost Of said work in
Guiding the cost Of bringing the said
street to the established grade, shall be
levied as n special assessment upon all
lots aud pieces Of ground upon either side
oi said street. abutting thereon as pro-
Ntdcd by law: and special tax bills.
bearing interest at the rate of eight per
cent per annum after thirty days from
the date ui issue, cNidcnCing such assess
n"nts shall be ISSUED to the contractor
In payment Tor said work.
section ;. This resolution shall be pub
liShcd for two consecutive weeks In The
Holt County Sentinel, n weekly news.
paper published In said city OF oregon.
Adopted February 18TH 1915.
W II. RICHARDS,
Mayor and eN-uftictu President
uf the Board uf Aldermen.
Attest:
-. ~ krNKEL.
city Clerk
tSENt)
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

Section l. THAT 1t Is hereby declared
necessary to bring IL the established
grad. and to grade. curb, pave, gutter
and improve the roadway oi MAN street
from the south line of Missouri street 20
the south line ut Nodnway street IN SAID
city,
section 9 That the ruudways Of said
street shall bu improved at the above
desi gnatrd portions thereof by placing
thereon paving made of concrete. that Is
To say. n I'VE inch concrete base TO he
laid upon the surface of said street as so
brought To grade upon which shall be
placed and made "A bitumnous wearing
surface two i2l inches In thickness, the
same to extend over the width OF shld
roadway OF said street as shown by the
drawings and specifications OF SAID road
way on file IN the office OF the city Clerk
That sides of said roudways OF said
streets shall be guttered and curbed with
monolithic combination concrete curh
and gutter by making said curbing and
suffering OF concrete and OF a thickness
and base OF Ave and one-half inches
with a one-half inch finished surface q
concrete mixture thereover. all when
shall be shown by plans and specification,
therefor which are now on file In the
office OF the City Clerk.
! Section 8. The Board Of Aldermen
hereby finds and declares that in III
Judgment the general revenue fund Of thu
city 10 not In a condition to warrant ~
expenditure therefrom for bringing sale
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
Attention Comrades.

Members OF Meyer Post will hold
Its next regular meeting at the home
Of their commander, q. W. Cummins,
on Saturday afternoon. March ID
1916, At 2 p, m. Comrades are urged
TO be present.
G, W. CUMMiNs,
F.S. MORGAN, Commander
Adjutant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
SOLUTION NO. 4.

ltisN''lsl IllN toit 'ikNblNts TNNlNt,
CURLING. GrTTERiNG. AND I'M
PROVING NODNwAy STREET FROM
TIE pROi.ONGATIoN or THE
WEST LINE OF BLOCKS : MD ~.
ORIGINAL. TOWN, To THE RIO.
Of BLOCKS N AND a.. ORIGINAL
TOWN. ~ the cry OF OREGON,
HOLT COUNTY. MISSOURI.
nE IT RESOLVED Ivy TuE BOARD OF
Ni.pI:i,MEN pE TIiE cry uF ORE.
iuN. MISSOURI, ~ tOLLOws3
s"c,iru /. That II is hereby declared
necessary to bting t. the established
EtHd" and to grad, curb. pave, gutter
hhd improve tue roadway ct NudnwHN
street from the ptuluugHttuu 1t the west
lines ut Hooks > aud ~. UrigiunI Town.
tu the north aud south ,rut't lime ut III.
street met west ut MushiuAtuu street. tu
u Mid'h 81 ihitlS t,Ni i''t, it"m th' north
aud south center lu" VI the street inst
wet ui Washington street Co ~, west
hu' ui Washington street tu width ui
lwN con t''G uom the ,rst line ul
" u-NiuL'uu Sti''i tu the east line ui
MAN street tu a width ui -INtN tsUI Ic't,
iiuW tu' 'lat hu" ct Main .stt''t to- ~,
north and south ,vit'r line ct The street
Ntzt 'rsi cot Muiu Sttv't &C. u width Ul
forty tlnl i''t. trHm ~" moth and south
,-ii't uu' ui tiu street htst 'uEt ul
Main Suy't e. ~" pf"i"ngrtiuu ct ~,
riE uN's "l lll"'kS ~ uid ~, bttLtuu
Town. iu &c width ui tbirtN ESQ., ir,t VI
| aJid 'ttNs
|
! section O. Thu the trudways ur aid
sii''t sntil b, Improved 1T the uhuN,
de-. autt,d puttiuu- thereof bN plu,tul
| thereon puNibg made ct ,uu,triv, that T.
I" srN, ~ iu,h concrete hG-" To- h,
lHid uIuu the surface ct snid street ~ y,
/ htuught h. EtHd' upon which stall n,
| placed aud mHd, u hitumiuuuz wUHttu,
! aurtp,, tNu ~ iu,b,s IN thtrkb,ss. IA,
So a a 4.
It,iw ~ ct said street ~ shown by IA,
dipNiuls and specifications ut said tu1d
WuN uu ul' ~ the ufIt,y ct ~" tttN Clrtk
.rta,, a.. ~. 80, I'D, ,..,.,,,.,.. -, .,t.
.,t J.ti AZ. .,,,,..,, ,,i 80 - 80,
a u,n,,,l,iii,. ,nn,b,ri,,i,,' g,,,,,,',, w.,
I,I l,,i,, IA, ,,'',Lirr .,,i ,.,,,Ii,,., ,,,,,
y',,,,.,,,, - ., ',"'N % ,i ,,s ~,
,t,I ne. ,f uy, md ',,,,. .I,it trTb,.
MI, :, .,,,,..b,i i,,i, nri'h,i s,,,i,,, ,'' =,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

DIR. ]. +. Chandler, Oregon-Both
phones.
Money to loan on farms at a total
cost OF 6 percent per year to the bor-
rover. Also some home money to
loan on farms. G., S. Lukens, office
over West Side Cafe.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
For Sale.

My residence property, one.half
block east OF the court house square
In Oregon, Mo-, consisting Of u level
lots, q five.room house, electric lights,
cistern, good cave, wash. house, wood
shed, chicken house, and park, good
cement walks, some peach trees. ~.
surance on the house paid up for
three years In advance:
For particulars address, Earl A
Rock, Forest City, Mo-, or phone me
at Mound City.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03


PROVING WASHINGTON STREET
Iuou Sop,V,y sTuEI.T rp TIN.
,.,s., 80, .,,,,, a., ,,,.,, ,,,.,, a,
NohTh 'iTf Limits IN TIVE 'iif
OF OREGON. HOLT COT NTf. MIS-
sot'RI
me- IT RrSoI .yEp NY THE no ARD or
n,,,,~,,,~ az, mn, ,,ry an, npl,
Ni'pf'NMES VI ih' ''li VT o"'-
Con, MISSOURI, As FOLLOWS
section I, That u II hereby declared
necessary To bring Ia III. established
grad. and to grade. curb. pave, gutter
and improve the roadway oi Washington
street To the ems, aud west center line
oi the street nrst north II Nodaway
| Street to a width of forty up) feet; from
| IN, east and west center line Of III.
street first north of Nudawny street Ia
the north city limits to "a width OF thirty
| IiO) feet, Ia said CITY.
|
street shall be- improved al the abov,
drsignatad portions thereof by placinI
thereon paving mndc OF mncnjaIn. thi,
is 10 say an eight inch lower course and
n four inch upper course. the same I,
/ extend over the width OF the roadway o
sad street, As shown by tn ID, drawing .;,
in The office Of the city Clerk,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

Approved this 18th day uf February
1915. ...
W a. RICHARDS.
Mayer
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
RESOLUTION NO. 3.

RESOLUTION FOR GRADING. PAVING,
CURLING. GrTTERiNG AND M
PROVING MAIN STREET FROM MIS-
souri, STREET To SODAWAY
STREET, ~ THE CITY OF OREGON,
HOLT COUNTY. MISSOURI,
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF ORE
CON, MISSOURI. As FOLLOWS:
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

Npr,,,d tbis 18Th day Ut February
lH.H. ....
" n RlciiNllpS
MtNuts
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

Approved this 10Th dav ~ February, ieid,
", II, RICHARDS,
Mayor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

1915.
". ~ RICHARDS.
Mayor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

IT. A. Long, Veterinary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03

The oldest bank IN the county.
Transacts Q general banking business.
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts
sold on all the principal cities OF the
country and Europe. Have made spe.
cial arrangements to collect money
due from estates In foreign countries.
The accounts Of farmers, merchants
and individuals respectfully solicited.
Special care given to any business In
trusted to US.
Telephone No. 10.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-03-03
SOLUTION NO. s.

REsoI.uTioN roR GRADING. PAVING
CURLING. urTTERING AND IN
PROVING WASHINGTON STREET
FROM NODAWAy STREET TO TIL
NORTH CITY LIMITS. IN the CITY
OF OREGON. HOLT COUNTY. MIS-
souri,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
HE REVERSED SOLOMON
Referee Mnde Two Women Take
Children Which They Did
Not Want.

What would Solomon have done II
there had been two women and two
children and neither woman had want
ed the children. but both had been in
duty bound TO look after them? This
question came up at Juvenile Hall at
Los Angeles In the case Of two Rus
sian infants and had to be answered.
It is the story of David Shubin and
Mary klistoff.
David told his father he loved Mar:
and Papa Shuhin called on the parents
OF Mary and made formal proposal.
But David had crippled hand. ana
Papa and Mamma klistoh thought :,
dowry should he given by Papa Shubin
because Of it.
The sum to be given was agreed upon
and paid. David started little gro
Gerry store Business was not good. and
the store went into other hands.
Meantime. Vera and Nashu Shubin were
born.
Poverty seemed 10 kick love out OF
the window. and. the story goes. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
GAME LAW VIOLATIONS
WILL BE PROSECUTED
Act Passed Inst Session Of General
Assembly Will BECOME
Effective To-Day.

Vigorous prosecution OF game law
violations are expected coincideat with
The gong INFO eitect 10 day OF the new
game act passed {. The last session
O: Inc Legislature in accordance with
ne provisions q ths act resolutions
~:ll be presented a. 4 meeting OF the
Council Ordinance Committee providing
that ten names be recommended which
a.e 20 he used by the State Came
Commissioner in appointing deputies
Cor ;his city. All ten may be chosen by
TIE commissioner or less IN accordance
gi.a Sis needs
~ HE terms o: the new act all
s.e-.:ts deputy sheritts. Uarsha!s, cor
stables. policemen, members OF the
Cc=-i=z.on ot Fisheries, oyster police
cao-zias and oyster police inspectors,
- o.h=- peace officers OF the State
zazll .. ex-oftic!o game wardens. II
= further provided by ;he act that the
=q=ciz! Ez-dens shall! receive no stated
sz.zr:. bur when acting under special
instructions shall receive not more
-Azr s. par tar for their services. and
- c=ssary expenses while travelling III
-as discharge OF their duties. In re-
gard 70 regular game wardens the act
says tia, ;ney shall be employed for
such Z vine ard receive such salary as