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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
Highland.

Miss Olcnda Weiman is very Ill
with scarlet fever.
Most of our people attended the
Prussman sale, Monday.
Miss Alice Hanna spent Sunday
with Miss Grace VanGundy.
John Schanks and family spen,
Sunday with Roy Grimes and family
Earl Benton and family spen,
Sunday with John Milne and family
Jesse Comrcy had business in
Tarkio, q couple of days, this week
MIR. and Mrs. viii Prussman Wis
tied Sunday with Mrs. P's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cordrey and fam.
lily.
Geo. VanGundy has sold his farm
and with his family will move 10 the
farm he has purchased near Mays
vile.
Miss Mary Fitzmauricc, who IL
teaching at Mayilower, will stay with
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ben.
ton, for a while II the weather con.
tinues so pleasant.
The Ladies' Club met ut the homo
of Mrs. +. l.. Stout. We expected
10 have Red Cross work for all to do
but were unable TO get material
enough to supply all who are willing
to do the work. Those present were
Mesdames Deglow, Russell Cunning
ham, Earl Benton, Harry Hanna, Chas
Tischncr and James Womack, Misse,
Minnie Foster, Adrian Stansberry
The next meeting will be ut Mrs. join
Fosters.
BETTY BI.IF.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
Warren Campbell
Col. P. M. Babb, AuctiOneer r. H. Sheffield, Clerk

-Lost-A green overcoat, between
Napier and Oregon, Sunday night.
Finder please return TO this Office and
receive reward.
y. r. Ebert, Of Blackwell, Okla,
spent a few days here visiting his
father, Martin Ebert, Of Nodaway
township, and other relatives. He Is
In the employment Of the government,
looking after the shipment Of horses
and mules.
w. H. Weightman and Roy Kuhn
have recently bought Of Henry Fries
the l80-acre farm, known a. the 4.
W. Mccoy place, four miles northeast
Of Mound City. The consideration
was SIS, 200, or $152.60 per acre. Mr.,
Kuhn will live on the farm and man.
age Jeffersonian, Feb. g.
Miss Fayla Quick was taken
alarmingly i'll, Thursday Of last week
and on Friday was taken to Q st. 10.
seph hospital by the family physi.
clan, DR.. J. l.. Hogan, and underwent
an operation. She was in . most pre-.
carious condition for . few days, but
late accounts report her somewhat
improved.
G. L. Voltmer disposes Of his 2l2.
acre farm adjoining Corning 70 Jas
IS. Mavity-eonsideration, $4,000. We
haven't interviewed Mr.. Voltmer ID
know what he intends to do. Mr.. Nav.
ity will now have nearly 600 acres oil
In one body. and he and his boys and
girls viii show some intense farming
Corning Mirror, Feb. 8. 1918.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15

Dan Buntz, Of Mound City, was in
town, Tuesday, looking up his polit-
ical fences, as a prospective candidate
for recorder.
Mrs. James Morris, Of the Marion
district. has so improved from her re-
cent illness that the nurse In charge
OF the case has been relieved, and has
returned TO her home In st. Joseph.
Plano Bargain--Some one Ia tho
vicinity Of Oregon, by paying Q small
amount, can procure Q rood piano.
slightly used, In . very nice coudi-
ton. Can arrange monthly payments
II desired. Write for particulars. OF.
ney Piano Co., p. o. boz SIG. St. Jo-
W"Uncis" Mike Stephenson. Of
Thurman, Iowa, was the guest Of III
nephew and nieces, Geo. B. Stephen
son, Mrs. Albert Marlrt and Mrs. Tree
Vincent, and other relatives here, the
latter part Of last week. He is now
" years Of age, and 10 In very good
health for one Of his age.
-.LeRoy. Locke, formerly Of the
Craig Leader, and later Q member Of
It'd News-J efYersonian force, of Mound
City, has purchased . half interest
II the Fairfax Forum. He 10 . splen-
did young Newspaper man, and We
wish him abundant success. Bert
Harvey, q st: Joseph printer, goes TO
tho News-Jefersonian, and flls the
gap made by Mr.. Locke's retirement,
The two brothers, Clarence and Bert
Harvey, will do things In good shane
for Brother Mills.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15

Taken up-A bay horse. Jack
Dryden, Forest City, Mo.
Miss Bertha Cramer. OF Maitland.
was here Monday, having business In
the probate court.
Stock Field and Pasture for sale
Call on or address Mrs. Carrie Me-
Donald, Oregon, Mo-, RI. s.
Get more Eggs-Use Conkey's
Poultry Tonic.
HENNINGER DRUG co.
Mrs. Gottleib Moddinger and son,
Willie. Of the Culp district, were Wis.
iting st. Joseph relatives last week,
Pauline Ruley, who is a student
at howard-Payne college, Fayettc,
Mo-, has returned 10 her work, after n
visit with Pa and Ma, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G. Ruley.
George Foley, Of Wheaton, Mimi,
Is here visiting his mother and other
relatives. He will return TO Wheaton
about April LIST to resume work with
q dredge boat.
Lon: Meadows and wife, of near
Maitland, while enroute home from
st. Joseph, this week, stopped of here
and made a brief visit with their sons
Cortez and l.. j., near Oregon.
james Cottier, Of the Minnesota
Valley district, recently sold ZOO bu.
shells OF corn In the crib at $500 per
bushel. The purchaser was the Berry
Seed Co., Of Clarinda, Iowa.
boone Fancher and his daughter
Mrs. John Simmons. went down TO st
Joseph, last Thursday. He told ui
his son, Roy, had enlisted In the navy
and was In training at Camp Ben Har.
rison, near indianapolis, Indiana, snd
likes his job fine.
Our January records show thers
were 10 births in the county--lO grill
and 0 boys. There were 10 deaths
4 males and 6 females. The averaR.
age Of the males was GO years, and 0,
the females, AN years. The frs
birth was q girl to John Martinez
and wife on New Years day.
Make money out Of that soft corn
buy . bottle Of Hog-Tone; every bot
HENNINGER DRUG co.
.-Gottfried Sommer, Of the Whit,
district, who was arrested last weeI
charged with making seditious N
marks against the government we
held TO await the action Of the fedora
grand jury, on Thursday Of last weeL
February z, ct his preliminary hearing
In st. Joseph, before G. G. Colt, Unit
cd States commissioner.
u have purchased the Oregon Tir
and Repair Co. from N. F. Tillery, 10
Gated IN the old post Office building
and will conduct . first class batter
and tire repair shop. Don't thro,
your old tires and batteries away I'M
til you 80 me. J. w. HUNTSMAN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15

Mrs. George Lukens Is reported
to be quite sick and confined to her
bed.
An European Social will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Riley Huiatt, on
Washington's Birthday, February 22
Mrs. Neva Nicholson, OF Omaha,
II here with her mother, Mrs. Mar.
garet Muxlow, who is some better NJ
Mrs. Ed Heaton, of Craig, after
q pleasant visit with relatives and
friends here, Q few days, last week
has returned TO her home.
Mrs. o. w. Simerly, who recently
had her appendix removed at Q st
Joseph hospital, has returned home
and Ia convalescing nicely.
sherwin. Williams Paint. Largest Gov
ering capacity; best quality.
HENNiNGEk DRUG CO.
Lieutenant Fred Anibal, Of tn
signal service, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
lC. w. Anibal, sailed for France, tn,
latter part OF December, and IL n,
doubt In tho swim "over-there."
-Honors come II you win only wal
and BE- patient. Our county superin
tendent Of schools, Mrs. Albert,
Green Murphy, Is now In tho honore.
class real, live, wide-awake grand
ma. Her son. Carl Green, was pre-
sented with . son by his wife ct theil
home In st. Louis, on Friday last
February 8, 1918, and he will b,
known In the days 10 come - Davi,
Carl Green, Jr. Here's to all Of you
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
Red Cross Items.

House cleaning time Is soon COM
ing, and the Red Cross is going to
help you. The plan is TO gather up
all papers and magazines that you do
not care to keep. SO remember this,
and the date for collecting will be an
nounced later through the Sentinel.
The surgical class Is doing fine
work. The total output for four meet
ings being i40l articles.
The knitting department sent Cd
pairs Of socks, 6 helmets and pair
of wristlets to Maitland this week.
SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
FOrtnightly Music Club.

The following Is the program for
February Is, 1918:
Leader-Mrs. Ensor.
Hostess-Mrs. Bridgeman.
Subject-Indisn Music.
Chorus-Mesdame Bridgeman, Phil
lips, Hand and Beaver.
Paper-Mrs. Whitmer.
Vocal S0lo-Mrs. Bridgeman.
Reading-Miss Botkin.
Piano Solo-Mrs. Phillips.
Vocal Solo-Miss beavers.
Piano Duet-Mrs. Jno. Simpson and
Mrs. Emil Martin.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
FOR SALE.

The ]. y. Payne residence, half way
between the square and the dcpot; .
rooms; large barn. rock cave, two lots,
on paved street. ! will have TO dis
pose OF this property within sixty DAYS
to the highest bidder. or | will make
a very cheap price TO buyer nt any
time, In order TO close up the estate.
c. l.. EVANS, Executor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
Remember Your Dead.

A meeting Of the Oregon Chrysan-
themum Society will be held at the
home of Mrs. +. +. MARYLAND, this
friday afternoon, February. 10, ut
2 o'clock. All interested In keeping
our cemetery in good shape are re-
Guested to be present.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15
Now 10 the time for that bottle
Oh 'A"'Ai H;ENNINcER DRUG co.

HENNINGEH DHUO W.
-Eldon Foley left last Saturday
for Falls City TO visit his father. and
win also visit In Omaha with bis 10
tsrs for two or three wsekA
Senator Click was n Je6erscn
City, the latter part Of last week, in
eonfcrencs with Gov. Gardner, look
ing 70 the proposed calling Of an a.
trS session Of tho lsgislatuys, which
will likely be IN March.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15

Farming Implements, Harness,
Rock Island Lister and Drill combned New Departure Guilt
Emerson Riding CultvatOr John Deere Disc Gang Plow,
Planter and Check Row. Bis McCermck Mower: Wagon
set OF IL inch harness. about 100 Hedge Posts OObuselo
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-02-15

and under cash. On that amount
credit months
est property be removed until complied with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
SOLDIERS USE UP
ALL CARGO SPACE;
GRAIN MUST WAIT

Washington. Nov. 2.-Demands
tor ships to carry soldiers overseas
under the enlarged military pro-
gram practically has stopped cereal
exports Food Administrator Hoover
informed Senator Hitchcock of Ne
braska today in a letter explaining
the administrations permit system
for corn shipments.
Mr.. Hoover said the system was
necessary TO prevent congestion in
terminals and was not the cause Of
declining prices.
The necessity for the permit svs-
tenn arises solely over the desire to
keep the coarse grains moving as
against a positive flood Of wheat. :"
he added. The program of exports
agreed upon in Europe last summer
calls for the total export of cereals
from the United States as 50.OO000O
bushels a month for The first eight
months after September /. Since
that time the changes in military
program have led General Pershing
to demand Il much larger tonnage
for the American army than was
anticipated, and As a result shipping
has. been taken out OF the cereal
trades until we are practically ex-
portning none.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
RAYMOND HAMILTON
INFLUENZA VICTIM

Raymond Hamilton, % years of
age, son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ham
ilton. 524 b Street southwest, died
at 11:50 o'clock yesterday forenoon
in St. Mary's Hospital, Leadville,
Colo. His parents arrived at his
bedside at 8 o'clock Friday night.
Death was due to influenza.
Raymond Hamilton was born in
Ardmore July q. 1895. He attend
ed Ardmore High School and KEN
per Military Academy, Bonneville,
Mo. Until about a year ago he was
associated with his father in The
Hamilton Shoe Co. He went to
Estes Park, Colo, last winter and
was employed in the Y. NJ. {. A.
at that place but later went to Lead
vile to resume hls work as shoe
salesman.
Besides his parents, he survived
by his sister, Mrs. V. Roy Shous, Il
Sixth Avenue, northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton lett Lead
vile at $50 o'clock last night with
the body. Funeral arrangements
will not be made until their arrival
in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
CRUCE IN APPEAL
..-. TO STATE VOTERS

tried soldiers OF America comes the
appeal to us to Stand by the Prcsi-
dent" There is no division there,
there should be none at home. Ii
we are as patriotic as they, we will,
with equal determination, follow his
leadership. From him to every pa
triot in the Union has come a call
for help. Upon his has developed
the greatest burden and response
bility ever placed upon any public
servant. Better than any other liv-
ipg person, he knows his needs and
knows what action on the part of
the people is essential to the speedy,
successful ending OF the war. Real
ling The imperative need Of the gov
crnmcnt with admirable candor he
has made his appeal direct to the
patriotism OF the people.
"ln this hour of world crisis GER
tain men consumed by inordnate
personal ambition, forgetting or
Subordinating their duty and obli-
cations TO the nation, are placing
loyalty to political party above duty
TO the government, and are shame
fully seeking to hinder him in the
successful prosecution OF the war. If
these gentlemen were half as zeal
GUS in the support OF the govern
ment as they are in promoting the
success of 4 political organization,
they would hasten the end of the
present struggle, and save the she'd
ding OF the blood of many Ameri-
can soldiers.
This is critical hour in the his
tory OF Oklahoma. Every call made
by the government has been re-
,pondcd to with enthusiastic patriot.
ism The supreme test is now to be
applied. On next Tuesday, the peo-
pie OF this state will determine
whether or not they will follow the
successful leadership of Woodrow
Wilson to a splendid, speedy and de
clslve victory, or whether they will
align themselves with the carpipe
polltlcal critics who are doing ev-
erything possible to cmbarrass our
commsnder-in-chief. appeal to
every patriotic voter in Oklahoma
who really desires to see this war
successfully ended. to stand by the
president and to help him in this
hour OF triaLby electing men to Of
lice who will stand uifequivocally
Tor the things lie stands for and the
things our boys in Europe are diving
for. .
LEE CRUCE.
Ex-Governor of Oklabon,, -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
Stoves and Ranges for Less
at Consumers Light &
Power Co.

Winter demands for stoves and
ranges will soon begin and prices
are certain to advance. For this
reason the great shipment of Clark
level ranges and Reznors and
Brooks heaters should interest ev-
erv housewife. We bought them
months ago when prices were lower
than now. For this reason we sell
them on terms Tor less. Phone los.
CONSUMERS LIGHT &
POWER CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
Death Of Iohn Thelan.

John Thelan, brother OF Misses
Lillian Thelan, ia West Broadway.
died OF pneumonia, following influ-
enza, according to a telegram re-
ceived from Covington, KY, their
home. yesterday. Miss Thelan's sis
ter and three other members OF the
family are in a serious condition,
Miss Thelan is i'll at the Won kel-
Ter sanitarium and will be unable to
60 TO the funeral.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
YANKEE PREPAREDNESS
American Soldier Orders Breakfast
Lunch and Dinner in Rapid Sue
ceSsion in French Restaurant.

Los Angeles Times: An Amer
lean Sammy entered restaurant i'll
the Rue Richeliou and after care
fully studying the menu, ordered de-
jeuner.
The waitress brought him bacon
and eggs, cheese and a pint of beer.
When he had finished eating, he
paid his bill and called the waitress:
Now ] want some lunch
This time she brought him a plate
of roast beef, vegetables and chick
Ell, which he washed down with half
a dozen cups OF tea; then he paid
his bill and called the wondering
waitress back again.
Now. my dear, | want dinner"
He ate some beef, vegetables, ap-
pies. and drank bottle of wine.
At 150. after having taken ali
three meals at once. the soldier left
the restaurant and little while later
set out on a mission TO the front.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
yanks In France Thrifty.

- New York World; Three n',i'on %
dollars. saved by American soldiers
in the war zone OF France, nave :,
been transmitted free OF cnarse ~
relatives, friends or creditors !"
America within the last SIX montnS;
Almost hall was sent in uiy anu
the first week OF August, wheh 'ue
ever increasing force OF YANKEE sol.
diers began to understand tully tn"'
the transmitting OF their moncy
from the extreme front 10 'nv'.
homes, free OF all charge, was me
latest friendly service offered py
the Y. NJ. c. A. national war work
council Although the bulk OF the
remittances are sent with no cum
ment few are accompanied by eH-
nIanations. one man writing that ms
remittance was to pay ms '"''oi' ;
while another sent his insurance
nremium one soldier sent - cents
for a box OF candy for his sweet
heart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
Protection For Soldiers Family.

Washington, Nov. 2.-To obtain
prompt approval and payment OF
allotmcnts and allowances under the
war risk insurance system, Provost
Marshal General Crowder has in
structed local draft board to send
in al the time of induction a report
shaving tAe.principaA facts. as,.to the
indicted mans family.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
Virginia Aviator Fatally Hurt.

Austin, Texas, Nov. Lieut.
Irwin Newman Of Cherrydale, Viz
ginia. was fatally hurt and his com,
panion. Lieut.. Cloggett, injured
when an airplane they were tlying
from Rich Field fell at a landing
field here today. Lieut.. Newman
died in a hospital shortly after the
crash
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
FEDERAL RESERVE
BANK STATEMENT 7

Washington, Nox. 2.-Discounts
OF Federal Reserve banks secured
by government wa- Obligations
amounted to 100000 this week
to $l52,904,000, according to the
Federal Reserve Boards weekly fin
ancial statement. The reserve bank 5
condition at the close OF business
last night was reported as follows: !:
Resources:
Total gold held by banks $685.
100000.
Total gold reserve, S2,O52,229,OOO.
Total reserves. 2,l05 ,6S5 ,O00.
Total bills on hand, $2,l0S 10000.
Total earning assets S2,24l,26,ON.
Total resources, S5,052, ll4,00O,
Liabilities:
Total gross deposits S2S47 ,692,OOO.
Total liabilities $5.502,ll400O,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
SCHOOL FOR AMERICAN -.
OFFICERS AT VLADIVOSTOK

Vladivostok, Nov, l.-(Fridayl--
(By The Associated PressD-lhe
American eXpeditionary force in
Siberia today opened an officers
training school here under COM
mand of Major Sidney {. Graves,
son OF General William ). Graves,
commander OF the American forces
in Siberia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
NOTICE

London's sale now OF, $50 and s4o
blue serge suits, now $2375. o-
SIS and $50 Overcoats now SlS'9o'
Bows suits $4.75 to $685.. All kinds
and sizes.
Watch for the big circulars. Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
NOTICE

Lohdons sale now on. $50 and $40
blue serge suits, now $25.7S.
SIS and $50 Overcodts now $lS.95.
Boy suits $4.75 to S9.S5. All kinds
and sizes.
Watch Tor the big circulars. l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
Reventlow Urges Submission.

Copenhagen, Wednesday, Oct; 50.
Complete submission to the allies
was advised by Count Reventlow,
the naval writer, in the Berlin
Deutsche Tages Zeitung OF Tues
dav.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
EECE|0NS TUESDAY
n. IN MANY STATES
I'LL COUNTRY RETURN A
All DEMOCRAT CONGRESS is
THE BIG QUESTION


Chicago, Nov I.-Ihc cenlial
Yates virtually closed their cam
vo ..,,s,;cs tor;obt with the
Mt 'e" ..,f,o,. -; vic
~ MAJOR P','''' '"'''''''. w
ra ry in the salient contests tor seats
M congress al Tuesday, election.
= OF the senatorial contests I'm llh-
ra is, Minnesota. Montana, Nebraska
d, ,uth Dakota. Iowa, Kansas, Mis-
uri Kentucky and Michigan. per-
1t .ns the Michigan battle between
ao enry Ford choice oi President
nj }lsop and Truman n. Nowbcrr".
c, nnhli,au attract, greatest public
81 tercst.
ne In Illinoi, NTcdiu Mccormick 3
ie' nub'ican supporter, plauacd
10 eIy wind-up Of thc iight ior SEN.
"a or Lewis seat. I'm Mnu-sota. vii
G. Caldcrwood national party
N moses Senator Kuute Nelson, re-
81 ,blican. who seeks his GfJh term,
y ,onposcd bv democrats.
In Actiyi,ics Of the Non-Pariisan
q e,o,,e have been outstanding ieat-
" ,es in four states. In North Da-
IN IN candidates seek all state Of
yc 's 's"' ond ,n'''tII threaten control o.; the
,e ,pisIature: in Minnesota the league
!, els the povcrnorship and Con
q -cssman Clarence Millcr's seat; i'm
,,stL D,Lntn q battlc is on for
~. ~ .an|roI and in Nebraska. sup
:, a,e @ arcordcd chosen candidates.
!. ! -, r;1on, Colorado. Nontana,
:, ,aho VeyaJa Washington. Oregon
i ! tah M W,vomino. Kew Mcxico and
i, aIiforn;a 35 reprexcntativcs and
= 80 senator. are to be elected
|, ,Iosday
i - ' Uyo~,,e, for Senate
y r-,,s,aI ;ntcrcst certers in the
:, = ,tor;oI ntu."I' can,naions in Montana
! :; - Wev,da where Renresentatiye
\, \ ~ 80 -, panl;n and Miss Ann Mat
+; =, recnectivelv are contenders for
!; !; y =. 'eSPett,,N5 IL tbc INNER house of con
:, - 20 =. Mics Rankin has two oppon-
y -. conotor Thomas l. Walsh,
y. '-,'.,o.ot - and Dr oscar NJ. Land
? ? vinu,''. o' ronnbI;can Miss Rankin's
:, = - na;,n ,,a' bas Loon conducted under
7 ap'pa.e srar ~ tbo National party.
r Sii;"s NIar,;, noted for her suf-
/ ~ Vs.. aot;r;t;es Is onnosed by three
: dEV "O.'i!t,e'' ,;,o,. ' c[n h,. made her
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03

Paris, Nov. 2-Regard the reports
that Philip Scheidemann, socialist
leader and secretary without port
ioio in the cabinet, had addressed
memorial to Chancellor MaXimil-
ian ON the abdcation OF Emperor
William, a semi-official statement
from Berlin declares no such me-
mortal exists.
EXTRA! Just received big
shipment of Books at Sessions Book
Store, 202 West Main. Not bit too
early to buy books for Christmas.
No use talkin'-books are still the
best Christmas presents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-03
Vanderbilt Defeats Kentucky.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. Foot
ball final. Vanderbilt, 80; Ken
lucky State. q.