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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19
FOrtescue,

Dave Cotton, from Robinson, Kan
sas, Is here visiting with his brothers,
L.. and Frank Cotton this week.
Mrs. Jane Cotton, from Napier,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Orwick.
MIR. and Mrs. Ell Boyd spent
Thursday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Williams.
Amy one wanting "a Ford self
starter just call on Geo. Davis. lie
has the two-mulc poddy strong. II ID
sure the kind to have in cold weather.
John Whipple received a ear load
of cattle from st. Joseph, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Smith and
daughter spent the weekend with his
brother, Mr.. Lloyd Smith and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Blunt Brown spen,
Saturday night and Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Varvel.
There were 81 in attendance q,
Tarkio Chapel Sunday school and the
collection was $3.l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Hays spen,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Whipple.
-Leola Henry, Marie Shepherd and
Thurlow Henry spent Sunday with
Hazel Carter.
Mr., and Mrs. viii Twyman spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Dukes.
OBSERVER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19

Too much sweet stuff puts the
stomach out of order. A dose of
Prickly Ash Bitters corrects the trou-
BILE, restores appetite and good diges-
ton. Price $l.26 per bottle. Hennin-
ger Drug Co., Special Agents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19
G.. M, T.. Church.

There will be preaching service at.
the Oregon church next Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Preaching at the
Nodaway church next Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock. Every one is welcome.
II. A. FELDMANN, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19
Christian Church.

There will be Bible school at 9:45
a. m, Sunday.
The pastor will preach at Union,
Sunday morning. and there will be q
union service at the M. E. church in
the evening, The address will be Civ
IN by an Anti-'Saloon man. We be-
- Cor him O large attendance.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19

Oregon Christian church will have
her Christmas exercise on Christmas
Eve.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening,
at Mr.. Bert Naples.
J. M. BAILEY, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19

"A Thermos Lunch Kit or a Flash
Light will make a nice Xmas present
For sale at Phillips Drug Store.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-12-19

"A Flash Light makes very de-
sirsble Xmas present. Our "Kwik-
lite" Flash Lights are the very best,
they embody many new and improved
features. A "Kwiklite" Is useful ev-
cry day and night, and Is q constant
reminder Of the donor every time its
bright light Is flashed on .a,..
All kinds at
THE VARIETY STORE.
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
BRHAN'S Art GEMS
COMING TO AMERICA
Growing Agitation In England To
Prevent Treasures Leaving
Country.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Nearly S3,ooo,-
900 worth OF art treasures have gone
to America through this city alone
in the last three months, says a
copyright dispatch from London to
the World.
This indicates why agitation is
growing here for some action by
Parliament to prevent Great Britain
being stripped of its works of art.
In a recent interview with the World
correspondent Sir Claude Phillips.
the eminent art critic and connois-
seur, said it is too late now 10 stem
the tide.
In the last eleven months works OF
art. principally paintings, which have
gone to America reached the great
total of S6,S42.foi. In the last two
months there has been also an amaz
ing growth in exports to America
through London of precious stones.
principally uncut. amounting in value
to $1,000, 600, and for eleven months
the total of export of gems was s34.-
oi2,279, as compared with sl4,116,92f
during the same months last year,
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
Canada Fears U. 5. viii
Attempt Annexation Of
Islands in West Indies

MONTREAL. Dec. 5.-Political
annexation of the British West
Indies as well as business con-
troll Of the islands were described
as the aim of the United States I'm
An address before the Montreal
Board of Trade by T. B. McAuiley,
president of the Canadian West
Indian Society.
Mr.. McAulley, who spoke on the
necessity of commercial union
between the islands and Canada,
said he had, strong reasons to be-
lieve that American interests
were at work in Jamaica to in
fiuence public opinion in favor of
union with the United States
Mr.. McAulley argued that Can
ada and the West Indies, by ex-
changing their respective prod
ucts OF the temperate and sub
tropical zones, could avoid the ad-
verse balance Of trade necessita-
ted by outside buying and that
the islands afforded an attractive
field for development by Can
adian enterprise
The Washington times., 1919-12-05

part in the murder Of weldon, and
that he is endeayoring to clear her
OF being an accessory when her case
comes to- trial. probably at Elkton
this month
Hopes Wife t. De Freed.
Cothron also told his wife he hoped
she would come through all right"
1t is thought Cothron wrote the let
ter in the hope that it will have some
effect when his wife's case comes to
trial. and that she may be acquitted.
I, Grace Cothron was taken back to
the Elkton jail last night by Sheriff
Seth, Of Cecil county. Here she and
her husband were on different floors
of the jail. Up to today Attorney
Milton Dashiell has not filed a motion
for new trial for Cothron, and un-
less the motion is filed later on he
will forfeit this right, as today is the
last day for such filing. 1t is not
thought he will file the motion
II a motion for a new trial is not
filed, it is thought Judge Harlan will
impose the life sentence upon Cothron
today or tomorrow, after which
Sheriff Sheridan will take him to the
Baltimore penitentiary.
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
BANDIT CARLISLE
TELLS OF ESCAPE
wild Bill" Describes to Captors
Career After Fleeing From
Penitentiary.

DOUGLAS. wyo., Dec. 5.-That
William Carlisle. train bandit who IS
in a local hospital following his cap
ture by Sheriff Roach, will not die
from the effects of the bullet wound
in his lung received at the time or MS
capture has been announced by the
attending physician. The patient spent
a comfortable night and his recovery
is said to be but matter of weeks.
Carlisle gave, the following account
of his career since his escape from ehe
.Rawlins (Wyoming) penitentiary' 10
DR.. Lee ". Story, in charge of the
Douglas Hospital. where the bandit Is
lying with a bullet wound in his
lung:
Nisjudged Posses Speed.
After I got out of the penitentia"y
got clothes and a gun. / knew the
posse was on my trail, but thought |
was three hours ahead. 1t turned out
that il was only half an hour and
they got me at a ranch where i stop
ped for a meal i wasn't armed, De.
cause I always hid my guns in the
brush before going to ranch mouse.
so that l wouldn't scare the folks
When the officers came in l was so
startled that / jumped and they shot
me.
They caught me because / mis-
judged the speed Of the posse. l was
short of change, so I held up the
Union Pacific at Medicine Bow. They
shot me in the right hand when
was leaving.
From Medicine Bow I went straight
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
u. S. PAYING BIG sum
FOR OFFICE SPACE HERE

The Federal Government is paying
kl.479. .223.7o this year in rentals for
privately owned office space in the
District OF Columbia, according to the
report of the Secretary Of the Treas
Ury TO Congress.
The rental paid by the various Gov.
crnmental agencies follows:
State Department, s14,544.40; Treas
ury Department. s1S3.323.72: War he.
pa rtment, S37@.,349.32: Engineer De
partment, L. S. a, s33.655: Quarter
master Corps, L. s. A.. S245, ,0ST.10;
Motor Transport Corps. S25, 1@5; Navy
Department, s97,442.72; Interior De
partment, s44.s2i96; Postoffice De
partment, S29,Oi2; Department OF
Agriculture, sf77.616; Department OF
Commerce, $6T,725; Department of
Labor. $4,000; Department of JUS
tice, $4,000; Federal Board for No'
cational Training. s19.140; United
States Housing Corporation, S21.-
202,25; Alien Property Custodian
$4,000; Interstate Commerce Com
mission, s12,O5S.O4; District of Colum
bia. s27SSS
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
COTHRON FORGVES
. W|FEFOR EVIDENCE
Convicted Slayer Writes Letter
From BeIair Wishing Her
Luck at Trial.

BELAIR, Md, Dec. 5.-Ciarencc M.
Cothron. who was adjudged guilty OF
murder in the first degree. without
capital punishment, by jury in the
circuit court here for the killing oil
John T. Weldon. a /colored chauffeuT'
of Philadelphia, got in several hours
of sleep in the Belair jail followihs
the verdict He said it was the moss
restful sleep he has enjoyed for many
day.
His fear Of the gallows for COM
mitting the murder has so preyed on
his mind, he said, that sleep at times
was out Of the question.
Writes Letters To Wife.
He arose in a cheerful mood and
partook OF a hearty breakfast, after
which he asked Sheriff Sheridan 10
show, him the account of the trial IN
the Baltimore newspapers. He wail
given the papers and read them with
interest. He devoted part of the day
to writing a lengthy letter to his witei
Grace Cothron. which was couched IN
endeavoring terms despite the rack
that she turned against him while
giving her tstimony at the trial al
leging deliberate killing of Weldon.
The letter was addressed In care of
the Elkton Jail, where his wife is held,
and after being read by Sheriff Sheri.
dan was mailed. He told his wife he
forgives her for turning against him
at the trial, and also that she had no
finger in the pie.' 1t is thought he
meant by this that his wife took no
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
N. Y. WORLD OPPOSED
TO THIRD TERM BOOM
Would Be Anti Climax, Declares
Democratic Newspaper and Strong
Supporter of President.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The New
York World, Democratic. and a strong
Wilson supporter, referring to in
dorsement of President Wilson for a
third term hy the Democratic State
convention of South Dakota, declares
editorially that from the point
of view Of the public welfare the re
nomination of the President could not
Nail to be a mistake"
No matter how the campaign be-
gan it would end as a conflict over
the third term" the World said.
THE World does not believe Presi-
dent Wilson in any circumstances
would consider a denomination; nor
could any sincere friend of the Presi-
dent desire that his splendid career
should end in such an anti-climax, foI
an anti-climaX it would be
even If he were reelected"
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
St. Stanislaus' Bones
Figure In Law Suit
Judges Must Settle

MILAN. Dec. 5.-The Milan
courts are trying to discover the
legal owner of the body Of st.
Stanislaus. The bones and sepul-
chre of the saint have been in
private possession for many
years. but the last owner having
recently died. several claimants
have appeared before the courts.
Another saint in private owner
ship Is the mummified body of ST.
Spyridon, patron saint of the Is
land of Corfu The eldest sons,
who succeed in turn to the in
heritance OF the relic, are by fam
lily tradition obliged~to become
priests, but as Greek Church
priests are allowed. to marry, this
does not affect the succession. In
default of male heirs, a daugh-
ter may inherit. as long as her
husband is a priest.
The Washington times., 1919-12-05

into the Laramie Peak county, and
have been there ever since. I didn't
write any letter or kilograms, to
newspapers and I wasn't in Casper
or any. of the places they said was
In
Recognised ny Many.
Il stopped at ranches all the time
during the last two. weeks. I'd al
ways hide my guns and then go up to
the house. Most of the people recog-
nized me. Some pretended they didn't,
but lots of them called me Carlisle.
They all treated me fine. ~
81 could see that some of them were
nervous to have me around. so when
/ struck people like that moved on
again as soon as could. Only few
people turned me down when I ask ed
for meals,
when they got me l was coming
into Douglas to have this hand
dressed. as the wound I got from the
Union Pacific job has been bothering
me some"
The Washington times., 1919-12-05
Your Hair Needs Danderine

Save your hair and double its beauty You have lots
of long, thick strong ustrous hair Don't let stay eless
thin, scraggly fading Bring back its colorvigor and vi
ay Get 35cent bottle of delightful "Danderne at ana
drug or toilet counter to esen your scalp check danduf
and falling hair. Your hair needs stimulating beaufyng
"Danderine to restore its fe color brightness abundance
Hurry Girls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
ROSLINGT0N SERVES
AN ULT|MATUM ON
PAVING COMPANY
Demands That Work Be Begun
On Street Car Tracks on East
Central Avenue by Monday
Says Line Must Be Re.opened.

George itoslington. president OF the
city Electric company. today served
an ultimatum on the III Paso Bithu-
lithic company. informing them that
unless the company got busy and be-
gan hauling gravel and pouring con
crete In the street car companys
tracks on Eat. Central avenue before
Monday that the street car company
would bcrin work and charge It up to
the paving company
Service On the University avenue
car line has been interrupted now for
six weeks and the street car company
has been getting 80 many complaints
that Il feels that 10 cannot shoulder
tae blame any longer. u will pro-
crcd to complete the two blocks "
work on the tracks or lay "a 'mporary
track and charge the expense up To
the paving company which has not
turned hand on the WORK for more
than two wecKs
Mr. Hoslington went to the offices
OF the iIithulithic company In the City
building In person TO deliver the ulti-
matum To the paving company.
We will give the paving company
until Monday 20 begin hauling gravel
and pouring concrete on the tracks
Tor the two blocks on East Central
avenue" said Mr.. koslingion today
"or We viii begin work ourselves. We
will either get gravel ana concrete
and complete the tracks or lay a
temporary track 50 that the patrons
OF the street car company viii not he
required TO walk two blocks from the
Edith car line to get the University
car. And Il We are forced To do the
work ourselves n viii Ice charged up
to the paving company.
We are tired OF takirg excuses
for delay In the work We desire to
serve the public and want TO get the
University line to running. II is more
imperative than ever that we do so
since the opening Of the university.
The time FOR action has come ana We
will act unless the paving company
gets busy by Monday"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
DEFEATS CINCINNATI
IN FIRST GAME ON WHITE
SOX GROUNDS; SCORE 3 TO 0
Ksrr's Phenomenal Pitching Gives
American League Team Victory
in Third Contest Of the Worlds
Series.
FISHER TwTRLs Fam
BALL FOR THE REDS
One Error by Him Contributes to
Chicago Scoring - Cinsinnatl
Does Not Have One Chance to
Reach Home Plate.

COMlsKEY PARK, CHICAGO.
Oct. 3.-Kerr's phenomenal pitch
ing gave the White sox the vic
tory Of the third series game here
today the score being three TO
nothing.
Kerr allowed the Cincinnati
Reds three hits, scattered through
as many innings, and one base on
balls, and n no time during the
entire game were they even in a
dangerous position TO score.
Fisher pitched fair ball for Gin
cinnati but his fielding was not so
good, an error by him being a
contributing factor IN the White
Sox scoring. The Sox however. OBJ
tanned seven hits and several of
them were at fairly opportunc
times.
The total attendance to-day was 70.
l26. gross receipts 39O. .B6D; piavers
share sts.e072s clubs share az. !.
sot.so: national commissions share
S3.9bs.9a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
ALLEGES A PLOT
TO WRECK A BANK
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Non.Partisan League Leader Says
State Officials Closed Fargo
Institution in Effort to Hurt
the League.

ST PAUL. MINI, oct 5.- Oliver
). Morris, editor OF the Soh- partisan
Leader Of st. Paul. official organ VI
the National Nom partisan league, as
sued a statement here Today regard
ing the closing Of the Scandinavian
American bank Of Fargo YESTERDAY In
whlCI he says.
Officers Of the bank state they eN-
pcct q start proceedings against the
state officials on the grounds of con-
spiracy TO wreck the bank for pOlit-
ical purposes
Mr.. Morris IN his statement said:
Attorney General william LANCER
anG Secretary OF state Thomas Hall,
who constitute majority of tho
banking board uf North Dakota and
are enemies Of the Nom -partisan
league, formed the plot to CLOSE the
hank some weeks agn
They sent state Rank Examiner
o. T.. Lotus To- Florida. supposedly
To investigate a comImny which de-
In his absence they had the deputy
bank examiner, an assistant TO Mr.
Langer make hurried examination
of the accounts nf the scandinavian
American bank. LanEer and Han
proceeded to railroad through the
banking board an order closing the
bank and appointing o temporary re
ceiver, and to start proceedings to
cancel the banks charter.
The league has been doing large
part Of it's business through this hanE
and the hank has made large loans t.
the league ana It's Subsidiary orgn n
izations. al however. secured hy col
lateral double IN value to the loans
made
when | left Bismarck yesterday.
Il was expected that me hank would
he reopened within week or ten
days"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
GOVERNOR OK'S
EGGING OF REED
Ss.nntnr Got What Was Duo Him
Oklahoma Executive says.

OKLAHOMA CITY Okla, oct J.
Governor J. 4. \. Robertson. In a
statement today. ssi6 senator James
\. Reed OF Missouri. who was egged
and forced TO cancel his specck on the
league Of nations at Ardmore last
night. got what W1s coming To him"
N & were an !. W. ". going over
the country speaking against the gov
ernment Of the United States the re-
publicans would favor giving him the
SAME treatment" says the statement
while this Is country Of free
speech. this privilege does not give
any person the right to Villify the
pr, sidert and drag his nam" into the
mire.
"Ncither Senator Reed nor any
other man can come into oklahoma
and with impunity insult the president
OF the United States. ! am surp Used
that any misguided democrats of the
state have been willing to give time
enough 10 attend such meetings ds are
being held by Reed ana his kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
PULLMAN PORTER
ARRESTED AF TER
WH|SKEy IS FOUND
Man Who Had Four Pints Con
cealed on His Person Says That
He Obtained It From Jasper A.
Crenshaw.

when VIII Boyd was arrcster this
morning on charge ot passing a
bad check and was being searched In
the police sttaion. officers we're 'amoz-
ed when they found four pints Of
whiskcy concealed ON his person,
Boyd, In statement to rhicf Of
Police Gulusha later sud that be- had
obtained the WhiskrN from Jasper \.
'ronshaw, a Pullman porter who
lives ON South Edith street. 'rcn
shaw has run between Albuquerque
and 81 insu.
Federal officials were notified aud
arrested CrensLaw latrr ~ his home.
Royd was taken before United States
Commissioner Mcdonald this aft,"-
noon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
SUGAR PRICES
UP AFTER JAN. |
Head or Equalization Heard Predicts
Increase.
s1 T'.e associaTTr -sEss

- zee AsaoctAftr ssEes
WASlIiNGTON. oct a. Failure Of
the president to authorize the pur-
chase of the cuban sugar crop FOR
1890 makes II practically certain that
sugar prices viii Increase after next
January / q scnutc subcommittee
was told today hy George \. Iubris-
kie, president of the sugar cqunliza-
lion hnnri. and Judge " A. Glasgow,
counsel Tor the food administration
The president has been advised that
the situation Is "uut of hand" they
said. and rofiucrS notified that control
uf the market probably would end
after December 81.
Mr.. IabriEkia said he dil not an
tiCipute any increase In prices this
year. The present apparent shortage,
he grid. WAS the result otun Abnormal
demand complicated to some extent
hy the effect ot the recent marine
strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
WTT0" % ~ y u
Batted Tor Fisher In eighth.
t'IIII'Ntitl

Summary; Three base hits. Ris-
berg. Double plays, Groh to Rath 10
Dauhcrt; Risbere to I'D. Collins. Left
on bases. Cincinnati Nationals 2: Chi
cago Americans. a bases on balls on
Fisher . tRisberr, Felschl; on Kerr
Kerr. tGroh. puncRn Ncale. pau-
berD. by Luque tl.iebold). Losing
pitcher. Fisher EmpireS Quigley be-
hind plate; Nallin ~ first Itieler at
second; Evans at third. Time: I 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
Celso Gallegos
Found Guilty on
An Assault Char

The jury returned a verdict
~ of assault with % deadly Wei
the district court TODAY IN the
Cclso uGllcgps. charged with
with intent Co XIII uuon the
ut Tclscfur Chn,es ON June
Chavos testified that hc HI
Gailegos on - nii above Nj
town on that morning and IN
legos ha dtri,d 20 pick quarl
him ON q trivial matter. cha
tht he did not want 10 fight r.
GullcRos drew n gun ON him =
Ht MN ontc,
The next criminal case, a.
guol ChdNcs. charged with "
dOnmgnt, WAS dismissed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-There was
no improvement In President Wilson =
condition this morning and Rear Au-
miral Graysun, his physician. held an
other consultation with Rear Admiral
Stitt. uf the naval medical school ani
Or sterling Rufiln Mrs Wilson's fam
ily physician, who participated IN
yesterdays consultation with Dr. ,.
A. Dcrcum ~ Philadelphia.
The president Slept som" last night
with him !s trained nurse who is
assisting Mrs. Wilson In caring for the
Patient Tn, president has no tenn
peraturr and hts heart action is good
IL was said at the White HOUSE
President Wilson Is q VERY sick
man aud his condition N less IA
vOrable." IL was said hy pr Grayson
In a statement issued Ht 10 O'Clock is-
sued last night
Afier consultation with Dr. =. y
Dcrcum Of Philadelphia. Doctors
sterling and Ruiiin and =. Il. Stitt Of
Washington yesterday at which all
agreed as to his condition IL was de-
termined tha; absolute rest Is eSscn-
unl FOR some time.
Dr. Dercum returned 10 Phn1dcl-
phis last night.
After the consultation Is developed
that the physicians called In by Dr.
GraNson had agreed entirely with his
diagnosis of the presidents ailment,
ana approved the course Of treat
m~ut decided upon by him
The name ~ Or Dennis director q
the naNal dispensary In Washington,
did not appear IN The bulletin. br
Gruyson gave out hat ne was said TO
have been az the White House during
the two hour consultation,
Former Secretary of the Treasurer
McAdoo the presidents son-in-laW.
called at the white House yesterday
nut 1t could not be learned whether
he had been requested to come 90
Washington because OF Mr.. Wilson's =
illness or was IN the city on business
trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03

CAMHRiDGE. Mass. oct. 3.-Fran- 10
cls R sayre son-in-law OF Preside IT
Wilson. left this afternoon for WASH
ington lie was preceded a few hon :
earlier hy Mrs Sayre. Il was said
that the sayres had not received any
personal word Of an alarming nature
regarding the condition Of the presi-
dent hut both wished 20 be with him
af this time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
CHURCH CONFERENCES
OFFERS PRAYER ron WILSON

SALT LAKE CITY. Uah. Oct. ;.
A special prayer Tor the co"'-
pleie and rapid recovery OF presi-
dent Wilson was said mere today
AZ the opening ~ the nintieth semi
annual conference OF the Mormon
church. held In the tabernacle IN
which President Wilson spoke
September 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-03
Will Bring Bodies
of u. S. Soldiers
From Europe

WASHINGTON Oct. 3.--ilodiea Of
all American soldiers Inferred in Ger
mnny. Belgium. Italy. Great britain
Luxembourg. and northern Russia will
be returned TO the United States as
soon MS necessary transportation can
he arranged
Secretary Baker announced he had
issued Instructions FOR the pure hnHe.
storage and traffic division OF the
general staff 10 take charge OF the
matter and to hasten u as much as
possible