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The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27

Gov. Davis sent to the senate Tues day the appointments of Frank Hall of Fayetteville and Dougal McMillan of Philadelphia to be state university trustees. and J. c. Wallace of Russell vile to be chancellor Of the Ninth district
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
CRIDIRON PLAY IN ARIZONA.
Game in Which the Technique Seems to Have Cut But Little
 Figure.

What our reporter doesn't know about football game would fill barn loft. He doesn't know a fullback from humpback, a quarler from a quarter horse, or right guard from the Seventh cavalry, but he is handy at toting stretchers around football game. says the Tombstone Epitaph. At two o'clock, dull, the clans had gathered at the old ball grounds. All the boys were in- cased in feather beds and other de- lenses. There were two doctors, an ambulance, stretcher. a gallon of arnica, all kinds of bandages and Red Cross wagon. and they needed them all
 Summed up in nutshell. football is about like this: The first thing is a kickoff which doesn't amount to much. Then after that fellow holds the bali between his legs, with row of shaggy old boys behind him, who stand with glittering eyes and fangs protruding, while somebody blows a whistle and somebody else counts any old way, till he comes to a certain number. when the ball is fired backward. some one catches it, runs about six feet. when just 2l men pile on him, jam him in his siats. twist him like pretzel and natten him out till he isn't thicker than a tortilla; then they all fall off and hol- Ter: Water, water. water Bring the doctor And they rub his leg and chunk him in the neck and bring him to and lift him tenderly on a stretcher. and as they bear him away he lifts his only whole hand and waves it to his con- rades and yells for Tombstone or the varsity, as the case may be.
 And now We are all en the ground and the boys are jockeying and the auto mobiles are resting. and old No. 2 is pahtlng as she pumps air, and on one side of me is one of Tombstone's in- comparable specimens of angelic pleas antness in the guise of q school
 marm and on the other an old dame who looks as if she had been carved out of Jerkey. and the small boy with tin horn and rubber snout on the end of 1t was there making the ambient alr hldeous with ineessant discord and a woolly rider who magines he is Count Cassini riding down the enemies of the fatherland is pluneing about on horse baek, among the women and children. till the officers yank him earthward and the big signal goes up and the bat tie begins
 They start at the middle of the bull ring and the Tucsons have evidently en- tered into contract to drive the Tomb stones west and right royalty they fol- lowed out the terms of that contract An old Kansas sod blow would not be suggestion to the hoofs and elbows that plowed up that innocent mesa for two long hours
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
NOTES FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
ood Bits of Domestic Lore Which May Include Something
 of Value.

Tar stains should be rubbed with paraf- fin and paint stains with paraffin or tur- pentine.
 To clean fishy frying pan fill with cold water and place on the fire to boil When boiling. put red-hot cinder in then wash in the usual way.
 When it is necessary to pour boiling water into tumbler or glass cup. put iii teaspoonful first and there will be no danger of the glass cracking.
 If a chimney catch fire run to the salt box and empty it out on the flames. They will be reduced as if by magic. and then further steps can be taken to extinguish them.
 Cakes burn because the heat of the oven is not reduced after the cake is risen. They do not require a very hot oven and the oven door should not be open for the first 20 minutes.
 Horseradish for sauce should be dried whole in slow oven, and then rubbed on grater kept for that special pur- pose. Prepared in this way the sauce is always smooth and good.
 10 uissolNe Selatln II IS best 10 break 1t up small and soak in cold water for two or three hours. Then stand the basin containing it over a saucepan of boiling water and stir il till dissolved.
 To sweeten rancid butter melt the but ter and skim it. then put in piece of toast tbrown but not burnt). In few moments the butter will lose its offensive taste and smell, which the toast has ab- sorbed.
 It is better to use wooden spoon than one of metal when stirring milk or one should grease them thoroughly either with butter or lard In order to prevent them from burning it is well to take the precaution of sprinkling the shelves of the oven with salt
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27

The senate concurred in the house amendments to the deaf mute deficien- cy and newspaper and stamp bills. Therefore only teachers and those who loaned money will receive interest. Members will receive thirty daily pa
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
In the House,

By MT Yancey (No 9D-To give owners of male animals lien on stock bred.
 By MT Can't (No. 95)-To make the non.maintenance of wife and fam fly misdemeanor.
 By MT Perry (No 107)-To fix sal aries of Searey county officers.
 By MT Greene (No. 96)-To reprint supreme court reports; appropriates $25000.
 By MT Yancey (No. 9O-For a special road tax in Phillips county.
 By MT Gotham (No. 65)-A substi- tute for No 54
 By MT Springer (No 9S)-To re- quire Frisco to fence right of way in Fulton, Sharp and Lawrence counties
 By Mir Dulaney (No 99)-For free school books. to be purchased by school directors
 By MT Craven (No. 100)-Insert o'possums and raccoons in game law.
 By Mir. McCollum (No. 10S)-For a state board of pardons.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Chilled Fresh Herring.

These are very tasty and dainty fl properly prepared. First clean the fish cut off the heads ana tails, removing the backbone and what small ones you can Next tsltten out the fish with a knife Sprinkle the inside with pepper and salt, and set the two sides together again in pairs. pressing both firmly. Dip into coarse oatmeal and grill ever a very clear fire. Serve on hot dish with caper sauce.-Boston Budget
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
GOVERNOR SIGNED
 LOGAN ANTITRUST BILL
WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON
 MARCH 24.
FLOOD OF NEW BILLS IN
Bill by Mir pinnix for State Institute for Dipsomaniacs; Bill by Mir. An drews to Repeal Delinquent Per sonal Tax Publication Law.

The Logan antitrust bl was signed by Gov. Davis at 3:30 D. m. January g. and with his approval became a law. It will take effect March "A, which is sixty days from the date of approval. The bill was passed by the house several days before, but Presi- dent Covington of the senate was out of the city, and to prevent any question as to the legality of the signature of the senate's presiding oSHcer, 1t was held back until his return. He ar rived Monday afternoon and at once signed the bill. The committee on enrolled bills at once carried it to the governor, who affixed his sigma ture.
 The house Tuesday passed the fol lowing senate bills: For an additional clerk for attorney general; to estab- fish fencing district No. 1 in Inde- pendence county; to prohibit killing of squirrels in Union, Ouachlta and Drew counties: to make salary of Lawrence county judge $1 900: creating levee district No 1 in Franklin county. House bills were passed as follows: To make it unlawful to kill iileeoons and 'possums and to make a four-wire fence legal in Phillips county.
 Gov. Davis sent to the senate Tues day the appointments of Frank Hall of Fayetteville and Dougal McMillan of Philadelphia to be state university trustees. and J. C. Wallace of Russell vile to be chancellor of the Ninth district
 
 The senate Tuesday passed the fol- lowing bills: To regulate the sale of beef in Chicot, Desha and Ashley countless to make a four-wire fence legal in Monroe county; to correct grammatical errors in act as to i'm peaehment Of witnesses.
 The house adopted a resolution set ting apart Thursdays as local bin day.
 The house ordered the evidence in the contest over the seat of Repre- sentative Hough of Scott county print ed.
 The minority report of the commit tee on elections. which investigated the contest instituted by R. F. Ses- sions for the seat of J. NJ. Hough, member of the house from Scott eoun- ty, was for unseating Mir. Hough and giving the seat to MT. Nessions. The consideration by the house was post poned one week, until January 30
 
 The senate concurred in the house amendments to the deaf mute deficien- cy and newspaper and stamp bills. Therefore only teachers and those who loaned money will receive interest. Members will receive thirty daily pa pers.
 
 Mir. Kilgere offered an amendment to the lobe segregation resolution. to substitute negro" for "colored peo- pie
 An unfayorable report was made to the senate on the Gray bill to allow cities to change their names
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
THE SECOND WEEK.

ii.. Jooe introduced senate joint res ointion No. i, proposing a constitu- tionai amendment for the segregation of school taxes. It is as follows: "The school funds collected from the white people and corporations owned by white people shall forever be kept separate from the school funds collect ed from the colored people of the state and from corporations owned by colored people. and no money levied and collected from the white people to defray the expenses of their schools shall ever be appropriated to the pay ment of the expenses of educating the colored people, and no money collect ed from the colored people shall be appropriated to the education of the white people of this state. The gen eral assembly shall. by appropriate legislation, provide for the enforce ment of this provision of the consti- tution."
 Friday the senate passed the fal- lowing bills: S B. 16 (McCalD to fix time for holding chancery courts in Sharp and Calhoun counties; H. B. 1. to increase salary of county judge of Desha county; $. B. 64. to create spe- eial school district for Corning. S B. B, to authorize town of Atkins to loan money to school district; H. B. 9. to fix time of holding chancery court in Calhoun county; H. B. IS, exempting rabbits from provisions of game laws 1; n. R. 37, to increase salary of county judge of Franklin county; H. B. 34, to allow Jonesbore to extend city linn it's; H. c. R. 3, memorial to congress on annexation of Choctaw and Cher okee nations to Arkansas; H. c. R. 5, on death of ex-Gov. Eagle.
 Bruce Greeson of Conway was elect ed clerk of the house Judiciary com mittee. He was formerly a clerk in the office of the secretary of state.
 Friday the house passed the fol lowing bills; H. B. 30 to increase the salary of county judge of Montgomery county; S B 39, to establish fencing district in Clark county; s. B. s, to create office of assistant janitor of sen ate; s. B. 37 10 authorize St. Francis levee district to issue S25OO00 in bonds; $. B. 3, to appropriate s100. 900 for mileage and per diem of general assembly; s. B. 13. deaf mute defici. ency bill; s. B. 46, creating Tucker lake levee district.
 $. B. 8 uogan) to designate a hank for Benton county depositary. passed the senate Wednesday,
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Rechauffe of Pork.

Prepare sauce of one-half pint meat or poultry stock. one tablespoonful of butter and one of flour Warm thin slices of cold cooked pork in this sauce. season with salt and pepper. add little tomato or other vegetable if desired. cook two minutes longer and serve with agarnish Of potato roses.-Good House keeping.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27

S. B. 8 Logan) to designate a eank Tor Benton county depositary passed the senate Wednesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19

supervision Of the business, for 1t Is
only by legislation that this power Of
the general government can be dcte,
mined"
This quotation is supposed to refer
to the very strong difference of opin
ION which obtains as 10 the powers G..
| Congress to supervise the insurance
business. Some oil The ablcst LAWYERS
IN the COUNT. held that the Nationn,
government cannot control insurance
as it does, or seeks to. control other cor.
po!ations They are supported by
iiTc decisions given by the United
States Supreme Court that insurance
is not commerce in any meaning of
the term and. therefore, that Congress
cannot make laws to govern it,
In his last annual message Prcsi,icn,
kncScrcli urged Congress Ia consju
carefully whether the power. of the
bureau OF corporations cannot corst,
'n'iohaily he extended to cover inter.
state transactions in insurance" ana
III ms letter TO Paul Morton last June
III which hc accepted MIR. Morton &
RESIGNATION from The Cabinet. he said
incidentally it seems to me that what
mas occurred Tin the Euuitablc) fun
hisiics another argument for effective.
supervision by the National govern.
iilcit. II such supervision can be oil.
tanned, over all these great insuranc,
corporations which do an Interstate
business"
Whether or not there is any way
I" get around the constitutional oh
JcctIons remains to lie seen. We sc.,
no reason why any honest conlpan,
should object to federal control ana
II 1t were properly exercised it might
be To the interest of the policyholders
Under present conditions each State
liad its own peculiar laws and rcrula.
'l0hs, almost as much at variance M,
ii:e The divorce laws of the country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
STATE RAISES FROGS.
Pennsylvania Shipping 100000 From
One of Its Hatcheries.

l
The largest lot of frogs ever grown
IN captivity in Pennsylvania is now
being distributed from the Pleasant
mount hatchery, in Wayne county.
IRISH Commissioner Mechan decided
last year To add frog culture To the
service rendered by the fish commits.
SION, and Il few were raised at the
CORY aud The Erie hatcherics and dis
triDutcd. The experiment was success.
lul, ana frog raising, it was decided.
should also he tried ut the u wv Pleas.
ant Mount station. There the frog
crop has been entirely successful, and
the 100000 that were raised are now
bcnng sent out
These frogs will be the only ones the
people will get from the state this
year, as the experiment proved a
failure this season both ut Eric and
Cory. AZ Eric an epidemic got in
among the pclywogs. and III Cory
more Than 100000 small frogs were
eaten by snakes.
She process oi raising young frogs is
exceedingly interesting. When four
or ilvc days old they are ready To ship
anu arc from | IL To inches lou.
When II days old they are worth .
cents IL piece for bass bait. so there is
money in raising frogs if one knows
how, since ii is possible to grow 200
100000 OF them to the acre.
The frogs arc shipped in cans OF
400 each. packed simply in wet moss
The "ub,o00 on hand are not nearly
enough to supply the acquisitions,
which came from every county. Fish
commissioner Mcclian will in the fall
issue bulletins from the reports of the
superintendent Of the fish hatchcrics
giving their experience at frog raising
Tor the benefit and instruction of the
public.
The raising of frogs is easier thar
the raising OF poultry a frog Il week
old planted HOW will be fit for the
table next year, and in two years will
be Il monster"
Two kinds of frogs, the grccnhcads
and the Western. were raised at the
hatchery. but the grcenhead is pre-.
1rrrcd by cpicurcs. The market price
OF edible frogs is from $3.50 TO So Il
dozen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
FEDERAL SUPERVISION OF in
SURANCE

The movement In favor of fedora,
supervision of insurance companies
doing an Interstate business is aSSum.
ing large proportions. In addition to
the conference held al Oyster Bay a
few days ago between the President
and men high in the councils of IL grca-
insurance company, il is announccH
mat q committee appointed by the
American Bar Association will recon-
mend legislation by Congress provid-
ing Tor the supervision Of insurance
the enactment OF strictcr corporation.
laws in the several States as they ar.
iect the creation Of Insurance com.
panlcS and federal statute prohibit
Ing tie use Of the mails to all persons,
associations Gr corporations transact.
Ing the business Of insurance in dis.
regard of State or federal regululio ions.
The reports Of the committee says
{ In the interest Of that publicity which
VIII Insure the maximum protection e.,
the public, and TO lessen the cost of
insurance, Congress should supplement,
IT'S directions 10 the bureau of corpora
tons by providing for the complete
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
NEW YORK JUDGE
SCORES "A NEGRO
Lynching None Too Good, He Thought,
For Charleston Importation That
Attempted Usual Crime.
(Specinl 10 lho pnIIy rress. }

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-"It's lucky
for you that this crime occurred in
New York instead of the State you
came from. Down there they would
have strung you up tn the nearest tree,
as You deserve was the comment
made by Justice Wyatt III the court
OF special sessions today in scntcnc-
ing James Campbell. thirty years old,
colcrcd, from Charleston, S. c.. to the
pcnitcntiary for one year.
The story told by Mrs. Eva Dixon,
CT West Seventeenth street, and her
l0-ycarold child, Lillian, was accepted
by Justices Wyatt, Mexican and lei.
Ter rs true. and all united in saying
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19

a new use has been found for ,h,.
injunction, an Iowa woman having ST..
o"rom Il restraining" order Ia prcvcn-
II young Hill from bctu,iiiut, ,cI .,u,,
in'law. If lie thing holds good it will
place the average swain in n rathc )
embarrassing fix. II is Il Door law
which will not work both ways, and If
an injunction can be secured To prevent
II man frcm becoming this woman's
Son-in-law, why may not injunctions
he obtained forcing other eligible
young men To become sons.in-law?
When courts of equity begin to butt
into the affairs of Cupid's court il is
not difficult to see That there arc break
crs ahead.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
$4,000 for a Lemonade.

DR. Fcrnand Hcnrotin, who was en-
gagged in floating SlG0.000 worth of
bonds for the Chicago Polytechnic llospi-
tai, visited j. Hobart Moore. As he
was about to depart Mr.. Moore asked
him 10 have glass of lemonade. DIR.
llcnrOtin declined. saying hc must
hurry away 10 the home of a friend
whom he wished to induce 10 invest in
bonds. Mr.. Moore insisted that he
have the lemonade. Still the physi-
clan dcmurrcd.
How many bonds have you LETT
asked Mr.. Moore.
'Forty-ciglli thousand dollars
WORTH replied DR.. lIcnrOtn.
You stay and have that Glas. of
lemonade and I'll buy Tim all said
Mr.. Moore, and the doctor stayed AT
ter he had turned down a bumper 0i
the refreshing drink. Mr.. Moore signed
n check for Sis, 00.-Indiannpoli; Star
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19
Entered Mt the Newport News, Va,
Postoiilce rs second-class matter.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1905.
FOR UNIFORM DIVORCE LAWS.

II one may Judge by the expressions
Oh favor received by Governor PENN
packer, of Pennsylvania, in regard ,o
ms proposal to institute uniform di.
Vorcc laws. he reform has been start
ed under auspiciuus conditions and
there is ground for hope that som.
Trims more than discussion will fui.
low MOI an uniavOrablc reply was re-.
ceivcd To the suggestion that the ruy
errors Of the various States should
appoint delegates To the conference to
DISCUSS The advisabiIty of presenting
such legislation rs would make divorce
laws uniform
Governor llanly, Of Indiana, wrote
as follows The State Of Indians,
has no provision iur the appointment
Of delegates or representatives to sucn
congress. but | have no doubt there
are capable and patriotic citizens Of
f the State who Will be glad to scrv,-
the State in this matter. without hope
Of reward other than that which comes
from knowledge Ut duty accepted anu
performed"
The reply nj Governor Bcckllam, q.
Kentucky, Was: Il shall he glad ~
aid you in lio event such conference.
is called, and will appoint commits
siuncrs from this state"
Governor Dawson, of West Virginia
answered: Il am thoroughly in sym
pathy with this movement. and shall
be glad To appoint delegates to II con
ference, as think this might lcat
to action on the part of the lcgisla
ture.'
Other replies along a similar liz,
have bccu received. This Indicate.
that the governors Of the various
States realize that The divorce cvi
is one thai threatens to undcrmi,
the American hCmc with it's high
ideals, and that they are willing [,
take any reasonable steps in the di
rection of securing such legislation a.
will shut off the divorce mills whic.
are run for revenue only.
1t is 10 be hoped that The dclilcra
tons OF the conference will bc produt
tive OF much good. a full and free dis
cussion OF The evil ami the condition
which have produced its lattcr-da
demonstrations cannot but be helpful
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-19

The Chicago Chronicle remarks
beginning with old John Brown -.
osawa'cmic and continuing down L,
MIS- Carrie Nation Of Wichita. the
state of kansas has produced ann
maintained steady and unbrokc,.
me oil advanced thinkers whose EQUALS
have MOI arisen in any other common.
wealth OF This Union" Virginia hum,
our Chicago contemporaries first "ad.
Vahccd thinker" The Old Dominic :.
would hardly 40 to the extent of doin..
mat in the case OF The last one. but
IL she Should happen to strike thi,
''''e "hc wcnld undoubtedly find that
VirSiniana still have habit of win
dlcalihE violated laws.