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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
DOG LEAD SWAY
TO BOYS BODY
Despondent Youth Ends Life
With Gun

Led by . whining dog that had
sought for hours TO attract their At.
tention By running about In circles.
the family Of Melbourne J. Balloon.
-. cripple. found the young mans
body dead in the bushes few hun
dred yards from their ranch near
Darlington Heights. east OF Allen
town. Monday afternoon
Baicom's left hand clutehcd n
heavy sporting rife and his right
hand held n string that had been
tied to the trigger. In his head was
a bullet wound.
Baicom's dog began whining short
~ after the young man had gone
out after the noon meal II trotted
from the house and twirlcd apparent
iy aimicss in one spot and then In
another. After long time the fam
fly decided to follow where the dog
might lead
Balloon In said To havc bern DE-
spondent over his crippled condition.
He came to western Washington
eight years ago from Michigan
where he was born His parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Balcom. who
live on the ranch: a brother. John r.
Baicom. and n sister. Mrs. A. o. Cul.
tum. OF Tacoma. survive him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
loire Briefs

SAN FRANCISCO. - Ftfty-fifth
Coast Artillery ordered from Camp
Lewis TO Hawaiian islands.
SALT LAKE CITY.-Fred N.
Morris. former secretary of Y. NJ. c.
A. at pocatclio, sentenced to 10
months In prison for forgery.
KEI.So. - Smeit fishing season
nearing end.
EVERETT. --Bianche Adams and
Bertha Sweeney. convicted Seattle
shoplifters. sentenced to serve no
more than six years at Medical Lake.
That institution closes April /. how.
ever. and no guards have come for
the prisoners.
OLYMPIA.-Claim filed with In
dustrial insurance commission for
James Perkins. 4. said 10 have been
injured in Spokane department store.
EVERETT. bronze tablet unveil.
cd at Tulalip Indian reservation 20
DR. Chas. NJ. Buchanan, former
agent at the reservation. who died
last year.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass.-Cathoiic
church forbids women worshipers to
wear immodest apparel.
OLYMPIA. - Contracts totaling
s6s5,ii2 for paving state roads let
by state highway board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
LAUNCH PROBE
FOR VETERANS
Treatment Of Wounded Men
to Be Investigated

WASHINGTON. March :e.---Ap-
pointment Of a committee 10 investi-
gate the treatment Of wounded serv-
leo men. the affairs Of the war risk
bureau and the board for vocational
training. was announced at the
White House today.
The committee II as forlowx
Charles G.. Dawes Illinois: John
l. Lewis. Indiana; Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. New York. Frank
D'olcar. Pennsylvania: Thomas w.
Miller. Delaware. alien property Gus.
todian: Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
New York. assistant secretary OF the
navy; Col. r. w. Galbraith. Jr..
Ohio. national commander American
Legion. Mrs Henry r. Rea. Penn
syivania: Colonel Milton J. Foreman.
Illinois; Henry s. Berry. Tenneasee,
and T. v. o'Connor. New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

Seattle
Herman Chaplin. the owner. Of.
fered mo half OF the ground roor Of
tho Boston block for tiss a month. :"
Haley said -imagin. sueh a rental
now Well. pondcrcd putting up
no much money. but finally accept.
Cd and moved In.
In tho south corner OF tho build.
inT was NJ. Seller Co. Then came
Dalton a Graham. nyscif. and the
postofnce.
when the nre came. n looked
like we were going 70 20 with the
r~-t OF the town Their. were two
circumstances that saved US One
was a row Of maple trees across tho
strooet- that acted as a shield until
they went up In smoks. and the
other was the efforts Of . man
named J. w. EfwariA
"Edwarsta has never been given
tho credit. 80 FAR as I know Haley
went on. but II was ha who really
saved the Boston block from do
struction- He came into my storr
and rot 20 or so buckets. Then
he lined up a gang OF men and
started a bucket brigade up into
the building TO keep everything
saturated with water.
Tho men Errw wary and dis-
oosamgcd. but EdvHris kept them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
TACOMA THUG
SHOOTS Three
Mysterious Assailant FleeS
After voIIey

TACOMA. March 2s.-ratrick Piax-
IN was believed to be dying in hos
pitai hero today. Frank Kella may
be fatally wounded. and Raphael
MIlelli is suffering from bullet
wounds received In n mysterious at
tack by an unknown gunman who
fired upon the three Italians and n
fourth man who was not hit, near St
Lco's church on Yakima ava. late
last night
Tho assassin. who WINS muffied IN
an ovcrcoat with up,urncd collar. fled
following the shooting. and has not
bern apprehendod.
The four men had been playing
cards in n Greek cafe and were on
their way home when halted by the
gunman. who. according TO Miiclil.
drcw pistol and cried. Hands up
He then Immediately began firing.
Three OF his victims fell to the side.
walk. while tho fourth ran from the
scene and notified the police by
phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
new WOMAN
IN S1IlLMAY
CASE found
Report Bankers Nife Lo-
Gates Alleged Former
Friend OF husband

NEW YoRE March se.-The
name Of the new 'other woman
- the Jau<s A. stirlman divorce
enss was ,<xpected today TO be re.
walled yithin few hours.
Ma stiliman camc to New
1erk from Lakewood. N. j.. late
yo1oerdAy and had a ioag con.
uosVoce with her attorneys with ~.
eArd 70 this alleged .cthcr woman. /"
. was reported that she also visited
~ woman. who Is residing near
New York. and who Is said TO be
von1y TO testify In her behalf.
x0ln new woman In the case. n
vos reported. was very friendly
With Stillman before the multi.
miutonairc president OF tho Ma.
0ooAl city hank met Mrs. Florence
LsedS broadway chorus girl.
- had . luxurious apartment In
New York and a country place on
1oog Ialand. Money and expensive
0lRa were avished on her. Motor
eAn and many servants were a.,
~ dtsposnl Then. II IL alleged.
e1ono attentions were directed else
WAera and she was ieft virtually
Domniless. Al tho present time she
= I'D 70 be living In poverty.
The attentions which she enjoyed
Vuro withdrawn. II II intimatei.
obout the samc time that stiilman
moe Ma Leeds. Mrs Stillman's
knUWiedge OF the alleged "other
WoUAn- came thru an anonymous
lg<tnr. After search OF more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Col. J. j. Morrow
Panama Canal Head

WASHINGTON. March 29.--Col. J..
]. Morrow was yesterday appointed
governor OF the Panama canal zone.
Capt. Sumner +. w. Kittello, u. s..
NJ, was appointed governor OF the
Virgin islands
Under Secretary OF State Henry p.
Fletcher was named American mem.
Der OF the international communica-
lions conference. succeeding Norman
E Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Secretary Weeks
Names Bureau Chiefs

WASHINGTON. March 2e.--Secre-
tary OF War Weeks today announced
the following recess appointments OF
bureau chiefs Of the war department:
Major Generals John IL. Chamber
lain. inspector general: George o.
Squier. chief signal officer; w. A.
Holdbrook. chief OF cavalry; w. J..
Snow. chief OF field artillery; c. II.
Farnsworth, chief Of infantry;
Charles T. Mcnohcr. chief OF air serv-
Ice. and Brigadier General r. A.
Fries. chief OF chemical warfare
service. and Herbert NJ. Lord. chief
OF finance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Rbe Daniels
: Smiles at 10
Days in Jail

los ANGELES. Cal. March 10.
Jail holds no torrors for Rebe
Daniels. Testing over her plight.
tho screen actress today was pre-
pairing 20 serve 10 days In the or.
ange county hastile. 20 which abe
was sentenced late yesterday by
Justice Cox at Santa Ana for
speeding.
~oh. I hope they let me have a
piano In my ceil.- she said. ''and lots
OF books. II haven't those. Il will
seem like 10 years.
This Santa Ana JAN was q sur.
prise 90 me. Really. It's an awfuliy
comfortable looking place OF red
brick. with Ivy growing all over H.
And-can you imagineT--f think I
saw lace curtains AZ the windows"
Miss Daniels harbors no grudSv
against Justice Cox. who sentenced
her.
II think he's a nice. fatheriy old
gentleman" she asserted. He did
what he thought was his duty"
Tho film star Is at liberty. pending
the outcome OF an appeal to the su'
perior court.
Miss Daniels was charged with
driving her car al SO miles an hour.
than two weeks she was located.
Mrs. stillman took leading part
In directing the search and came 70
New York for her conference with
lawyers late yesterday. acon after
the new woman had been found
Mrs. Stiliman's return 70 Lake
wood. n. j.. II indefinite. but II Il
understood that she has not given
up her suite In tho hotel there.
IL developed today that all the
aftidavits and letters IN the case
may not be made public by Justice
Mor-chauscr when he rules on Mrs.
s,iliman's application for $1,000
monthly aiimony and Tss.ooo attcr>
ncy's fees. Tho expectation has
been all the documents would be
thrown open TO the public when his
decision was handed down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Rockwell Praises
New Poll Tax Law

"The poll tax is tho only equitable
method Of taxation TO raise the sii.-
900. 900 for the soldiers bonus" de-
clared State Senator r. y. Rockwell.
speaking before the King County
Women's Republican club at Mcves'
cafeteria Monday noon. The law
will probably be repealed In five
years, he stated. after It's purpose is
accomplished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Boy Deserter Now
Faces Two Terms

J. =. Bosworth, II. accused OF dc.
sorting from the navy, will have to
stand trial for tho alleged offensc
after he has served his sentence OF
one TO 10 years al the state reforma.
tory imposed Monday by Presiding
Judge King Dykeman. Naval au-
thoritics at San Francisco wired that
tho boy should serve his civil SEN
tcnce first. Bosworth was accused
here of stealing an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Restrict Fishing
for Young Salmon

Restriction OF fishing for imma,
ture salmon is expected TO be one
OF the first acts OF the Washington
state fisheries board, which is to be
formally organized THE week. It's
members are: Capt. Harry Ram.
well. of Everett; II. +. Blake, Of
Seattle. and e. A Sims. OF Port
Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Planes Take Count
of Olympia Damage

HoQufAM. March 2e.--Two army
airplanes. pilotod by Capt Lowell
Smith and Lieut.. Kicl. carrying for
cstry observers. few over the storm
devastated regions OF the Olympic
peninsula yesterday.
Tho nigh, consumed nearly three
hours, and the aviators made n care
full inspection OF tho fallen timber OF
the storm.ridden area. They report.
ed timber down only In patches. ex.
cept in the Clearwater valley and
the Hob district The greatest dam.
age was observed In the Hob and
Bocachicl districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
JOHN BURROUGHS, THE
NATURALIST, YIELDS TO
DEATH ON WAY HOME

NEW YORK. March 2e.---John
burroughs. naturalist. died at ? a. m.
today on n train on which he was
on route from California 10 his home
at West Park. N. r.. according To u
telegram received by DIR. Walter
Gray crump here.
Tho telegram wns sent from Buffa.
10. ~. u. by Dr. Clara Bnrrus. tho
naturalint'a secretary. and Indicated
burroughs death occurred shortly
before the train reached that city.
HE BECAME ILL
ON WAY EAST
DR.. crump said the body would be
brought on TO Poughkeepsio immedi.
ately. BurroughA' home, where he
lived for years. IN on the opposite side
OF the Hudson a short distance from
Pourhkecpnie. Friends and relatives
Will meet the body nt PoughkeepHis.
DIR. crump's Information was that
burroughs. who spent the winter In
Pasadena, Cal. became NJ after his
train left Chicago on tho eastward
journey. A telegram was sent 20 Or.
crump by Dr. Barrua. requesting him
10 meet Burroughs Mt Poughkeepaie.
When DIR. crump was making
preparations 10 start for Poughkeep.
sic. tho second message arrived. ad.
viHing him that the naturalist was
dead.
Dr. Barrus had been with Bur
roughs seven years m his secretary.
She has written several widely read
books on HIS work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
SAY GREAT MEN DIE
IN CYCLES OF THREE

NEW YORK. March ,s.--The
death Of John Burroughs today
was pointed 10 by the super
Stitious as bearing out the old
belief that great men always die
In cycles OF three.
Champ Clark died recently
Ills demise was followed by that
Of Cardinal Gibbons. Today Bur
rouEha died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

Dropping sack containing $40
worth OF cigars which they had
stolen, two thieves made their
escape from the Middleton phar-
macy. 1858 10th ava N. t. Mon
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

Lou Milton fs-year-oh Denver singer reaches the highest
note recorded by the human voicehe second ADORE
high c. The highest previously reached the second
above high attained BY Robert Murray finser fs-vear-
old Tacoma. Wash, boy Miss Millions record is more than
an octave higher than the highest notes sung BY Tetra<<
Call CHre and Patti Miss Milton said 10 hare continue
range of four octapes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Charges Conspiracy
Against Prisoner

OLYMPIA. March 29.-Charges
that Deputy Sheriff John II. Clifford
of Thurston county oonspired With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

can guarantee. and making my
guarantee good.
do not compete with Cheap
Dentists, nor do l operate on your
pocketbook or sell you converse
ton. give two dollars worth OF
Dental work for every dollar I re-
a dollar. and our interests are
mutual--we both VITA.
Open evenings till 7 and Sundays
till 12:30 for people who work.
EDWIN y. BROWN. ID. ID. 3.
Seattic'n Leading Dentist
1oo CSluWbls 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
AUTHOR or
MANY BOOKS

Both wait whitman and Matthew
Arnold exercised strong influences
over burroughs. His first book,
published In 1867. WIS "wait Whit.
man as Poet and Person" since
then he has written numerous maya
zine articles and the following books:
Wake, Robin" winter Sun
shine" Birds and poeta." "LocuHts
and VITA Honey" "Pepaokton."
"rrcah Fields" "signs and seasons"
sharp Eyes," Indoor Studies"
River BY" "a study" "Tho Light
OF Day" squirrel and Other Fur
Bearers" Literary Values" Far
and Near" Ways OF Nature" bird
and Bough." camping ana Tramp.
ing with Roosevelt" Leaf and Ten.
dril." Thine and Change" and The
Summit OF the years"
The latter was written In 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
FUNERAL SERVICES for Quincy

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Quincy
wellington Farr. 40. manager Of the
Fredson Logging company, killed In
logging accident Thursday, were
held ut tho Bonney. Watson Co.'s par.
lors Monday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
MAKES ATTACK ON
"NATIRE FAkl.ItS-

In 1904 he made his famous attack
on Ernest Seton Thompson and 9th.
or naturailsis. criticlsing statements
In their works and referring 20 them
an mature fakerH-"
He was born In Roxhury. ~. r..
April .. 1887. Of English and Irish
stock. lie spent his early youth AZ
study. both In tho country school
and the fields and woods At the
ago OF IA he began writing essays.
and Mt 10 was a contributor TO the
Atlantic Monthly. After graduating
from coopcrntown seminary. he
taught school for eight or nine
years.
In 1854 BurrouKh. was appointed
70 the treasury department, ffrr' as
keeper Of the vault. and later ~
chief OF an organization bureau In
tho division of national banks. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

left the department In 1873. He pur.
chased n small farm near Esopuh. on
tho west bank OF the Hudson, the
following year. where ho devoted HIS
winters 10 literary work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
WAS FLAMING
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Burroughs. II was said. Ind hoped
10 reach home before April }. 10 cslo'
brats his saith birthday with old
friends. His s5rd was celebrated
with great gathering. which In.
eiuded his particular frienda. Henry
Ford. IL y. Firestone and Thomas
A. Edison
The event was TO have taken place
nj his home In Floral Park. near
ronghkeepaie.
Burroughn' death removed from
American life It's ben; beloved natur.
aiiat. and one OF It's most prominent
ennayiH,s and critics.
IL was the unconventional In writ.
ing and In nature that appealed 20
him.
burroughs was = cions friend OF
Theodore Roosevelt and tho two OF.
ten enjoyed tramps thru the woods.
studying bird and animal lifo. Dur.
Ing tho last few years he had spent
most OF his summers camping with
Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Read MY Article In
Saturdays Star
WE
BOTH
WIN

I am now devoting
my entire time to
my dental practice.
Having now served
the people here for|
twenty years. and
made good by doing
dental work that y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29

Portland police TO deprive Herbert L.
tombstone, confessed blackmailer. or
the benefit OF counsel were made by
Attorney II. l.. Parr before Judge
John M. Wilson yesterday.
For juicy steak. let's 30 to
Boldt's.-Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-29
Envelope Chemises at Csc
Boys
Porous-Knit
Union Suits, Soc

lust right for Spring
j wear are these OPEN
mesh Union Suits f or
boys. Z cru color, in
knee length, with high
neck and short sleeves.
Sizes 6 to 16 years.
Priced at soc.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-05
Signs New Tax Bills,

Governor Hyde, on Thursday OF last
week, July 2S, signed the bill reducing
the general state property tax levy
from 10 to z cents. He will doubtless
have signed all the other tax reduction
bills ere The Sentinel reaches It's read
ers this week. When all become laws,
and they become laws on the date he
fixes his signature, will cause a saving
Of Az million dollars in state taxes.
The entire state levy this year will
be l0c. Last year the state levy was
lSc.
The tax reduction program Of this
session Of the Legislature probably is
the most far reaching ever attempted
by any former state administration. II
Is a challenge to those who for par
tisan reasons have attempted to dis
credit the full valuation program Of
the present administration. This statc
has shown that by equalizing the as
scssment In all the couhties, reduced
levies would bring the desired relief
In lower taxes.
The purpose Of passing the new tax
laws at the special session was to give
the people relief on this years taxes
Now that the state tax levy has beer
settled for the present year, County
Clerk Kunkel and Deputy Pollock viii
now be able to get busy and make the
jcurrent tax books for 1921.
Here are the tax cuts ordered by the
special session:
State revenue, 1881 1888.
Income tax, $i,664,000.
Corporation franchise tax, 1872
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-05

ford county, 1912. -.
John F. Bridsmon, Bigelow, Bueh-
anan county, 1871.
Dr.. J. 7. Thatcher, Schuyler county,
1850.
II. r. Stuart, Fortescue, n st.
Louis county, 1871.
A. H. Morris, Holt county, 1851.
Mrs. Delilah holland, Howard coun-
" 1885.
James Curtis, In Indiana, came to
Holt In 1841.
Robert Marion, In Ohio, came to
Holt In 1874.
Mrs. Ninian Dozier, In Howard
county, 1882.
Mrs. Martha Talbert Wright, in Sa-
line county in 1s47; came to Holt In
164S.
Joseph Fomey, in Ohio, 1888; came
TO Holt /, 1851.
F. s. Rostock, in Ohio in 1912; came
TO Holt In 1847.
Martin McBee, in Clay county, 1910.
r. M. Odell, In Davies county, 1887;
came to Holt In 1888.
George Watson born in Holt county,
In 1S47.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-05
Order Of Publication.

Edward Lincoln Bucher, Paul Bucher,
Hazel B. Coffman, Eliza Anselment
and Jacob Bucher Plaintiffs,
VS..
Reed b. Phillips, Harold r. Phillips,
Nathan B. Phillips, Edwin VIM.
Lands, Herbert Curtis, Spencer Cur
tbs, Fred Curtis, Alvena Maudella
jain, Robert Bucher Click, Richard
Francis jain, Ada May Gillen,
Daniel Buntz, Kate Buntz Kinney,
Cora Buntz Richards, James Buntz,
Frank Buntz, Edward Buntz, Wib-
Der Buntz, Emma Buntz Gillfilan,
Russell Buntz, Louisa Gibson, Silas
N. Bucher and John Bucher.
PARTITION.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County
Missouri, October Term, 1921.
Now on this 23d day of July, 1921,
come Edward Lincoln Bucher, Paul
Bucher, Hazel B. Coffman, Eliza An
selment and Jacob Butcher, plaintiffs
In the above entitled cause, by their
attorney, before the undersigned clerk
Of said court in vacation and files his
petition herein, verified by affidavit,
stating among other things that the
above named defendants, Reed B. Phil
lips, Harold Phillips, Nathan B. Phil
lips, Edwin VIM. Lands, Herbert Cur
tbs, Spencer Curtis, Fred Curtis, Al
vena Maudella jain, Robert Bucher
Click, Richard Francis jain, Ada May
Gillen, Louisa Gibson, Silas N. Bucher,
John Butcher, Edward Buntz and Rus
sell Buntz are non-residents Of the
State Of Missouri, whereupon II Is or
dered by the clerk aforesaid In vaca-
ton that publication be made, notify
ing the said defendants that the said
plaintiffs have commenced suit In said
court against said defendants, the OBJ
iect and nature Of which is TO have the
lands, of which Samuel Bucher died
seizeC, to-wit: The North Half Of the
Southwest Quarter Of Section Twelve
(l2), in Township Sixty (6O), Of
Range Thirty-eight (3S) In said STATE
and county, sold and the proceeds par
titioned among the plaintiffs and Do
PENDANTS as their interests may b
found by the court, and that umlesa
you and each Of you Be aud appear II
the next term Of said court 70 b b.
gun and holden 1t the court hease IN
III, City Of Oregon, Holt County, Mis-
souri,, on Monday, Octobef ~, 1921,
and show cause 70 the euDtrary, By
answer or othAr pleading dlsd In sald
cause. jusgmsat FOR partition md sale
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-05
Saw Old Friends.

Mrs. J. G. Philbrick, Of st. Joseph.
and her daughter. Mrs. Jesse Evans,
of New York, were the guests Of rela-
tves and friends Thursday last. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Emma Phil
brick, who visited her mother, Mrs,
India Price, and friends. Mr.. Ralph
Lawrenson, n friend, was at the wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrick will leave ST.
Joseph next week for Des Moines,
Iowa, where they expect to take up
their residence for a while at least.
Their son, Lawrence, is a member Of
Pueblo's largest orchestra, and he was
there all through the great flood. Mr..
Philbrick will soon take trip 10 visit
his son.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-05
Al Oak Grove.

Sunday school is going nicely. Next
Lords Day the program will be as
follows: Sunday school at IL 100 O. M,
In Mr.. Schulte's grove, just north of
Oak Grove. The fence will be taken
down, SO we can drive in, and more
beautiful place could not be pictured.
Be at this l1:00 a. m. Sunday school.
Mr.. Elmer Allen, our superintendent,
Is very anxious to greet you. Basket
dinner at noon. We hope to see a
number from afar. After dinner a
short program will be given. We hope
to have Mr.. S. NJ. Coffman, a county
Sunday school worker, with us. There
will also be a preaching service at
some hour during the day. There will
be plenty Of Ice water, shade and seats
for all. Come, let's get acquainted.
A. N,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-08-05
Chautauqua Talent Wanted

Musicians, singers, readers, .enter-
tanners, dramatic talent, lecturers,
platform managers, juvenile workers,
story tellers, tent crews and agents;
the managers are contracting for their
programs with the 10000 talented and
trained people who will conduct their
chautauquas next season. Earn a good
salary, travel over the United States,
Canada, Alaska, New Zealand, Austria
liza and England. A list of chautauqua
managers and booking agents sent free
to any person sending the name and
address Of the President, Secretary and
Treasurer of local chautauqua to The
Billboard, IS s. Dearborn st., Chicago,
III.