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The Springdale news., 1909-01-30
ntents of tbe Gown and County.

Watch for the opening chap ters of our great serial, 'The Mystery" in next issue.
 Misses Maude and Minnie Jones of Fayetteville visited with Miss Hattie Hale this week.
 E. w. Graham has purchased the Nanzant saw mill near Sonora and will continue to operate the mill at the same location.
 Miss Etta Walters left Tues day afternoon for Bolivar, Mo-, to spend several days visiting with relatives at that place.
 Local dealers are selling ap- pies two for niekle. which doesn't sound very much like we were in the Apple Orchard of America
 Dr. J. M. Sparknan and E. S. Thompson left Tuesday afternoon for Joplin, Mo-, in response to a telegram summoning them as witnesses in the U. $. court at place.
 
 The sewer system which has just been completed at Fayette- vile, has been inspected and found all right. It will be form ally accepted by the city next week.
 Fayetteville people are endeav- orlng to secure transportation for the members of tile legislature in order that they may visit that town and inspect the State Uni versity.
 c. (. Collins and his five year old daughter were killed near Tulluride, California. recently by d SHOW slide. Mr. Collins Is d brother of ". E. Collins of Fay etteville.
 Charles Hewitt llas purchased the postofice building from Dod- son x Renner. NIT. Hewitt pur- chased the property simply as an investment, and the postoffice will remain i'll the building.
 The old Rose farm near John- son. belonging to tile Rose estate, was sold Thursday to J. J. Hiatt. Mr. Hiatt Is recently from Ne braska, and has been living on the property for the past month or so.
 Eld Ed. F.. Hale returned Mon- IL llOlll 11lN dSSC, DCu tOu AOuu. ty, where he had been to fill his regular appointment. He reports an interesting meeting, with two converts and baptisms, one an old gentleman 67 years of age.
 For a few days the past week the poultry market has teen ex- ceedingly lively in Springdale. A car was loaded here Tuesday, and that day local buyers paid 10 cents per pound, but the price now Is down to 9 cents. Eggs are still 24 cents per dozen.
 Miss Hazel Reese, daughter of E. F. Reese of Winslow, but who has been employed as compositor on the Republican at Rogers for some time, and James F. Collins
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NeiQbborbood News.
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

Jan. o.=LdSl Week We DOOSl- ed Bro. Randall too high up the ladder and this week we will have to take him down d few steps. He IS only 69 in place oi 76 years of age. We were wrong ly informed In regard to his age, and find him to be younger and a handsomer man that we thought he was.
 Miss Henson was .outen' luck last week 1t seems. We blunder- ed i'll not being able to report the item of news she gave Us, and the compositor got her first name wrong i'll the paper.
 MT. Fink and family from the other side of town visited Mrs. Baxter Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. w. P. Brown, who had been visiting at the home of her husbands parents for some weeks, left Sunday noon for her home Ill Fayetteville, where she met MT. Brown who has been at Fort Smith for two or three weeks, working on newspaper. MT. and Mrs. Brown will move this week to Fort Smith to make their home in that city, where MT. Brown has secured employ ment in the printing business.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Carter have our thanks for an invitation to a nice dinner Sunday at their home in South Springdale, given in honor of Mrs. Carters parents, MT. and Mrs. E. C. Wildermuth, who are here from Oakdale, Neb., on visit. The repast was enjoyed, as all such dinners are, by quite number of invited guests. They were: MT. and Mrs. Wildermuth, MT. and Mrs. Beely and children, Mir. and Mrs. Baxter and the writers family. Floyd Beely had his viewing outfit with him and after dinner grouped LIS all out in the front yard and snapped two pictures.
 Oulnce Brown Is suffering with inf1ama tory rheumatism in one ol his knees.
 TT wice-a-week" and Hong may she wave, over the homes of the tree and the land of the brave" Guess we will have to make our letters ..short ane sweet now
 Thanks to Miss Hattie King for her kindness Tn remembering 2 our children with Sunday Sehoo papers, which are appreciated. DON'1 WORRY.
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HARMAN.

Jan. 25.-Say Correspondents, it's going to keep Us hustling if we have a letter III The News twice-a-week. Say, Mr. Editor you didn't tell Us when to mail our letters. Mail them as here tofore.-Ed.
 The people took advantage of the pretty warm days last week and did quite lot of blowing.
 0. C. Wright is dealing in sheep. He bought eleven head last week from Mir. Parker.
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Think lie is going to keep them Ill his fish pond, as that seems to be the only Use he has for it at present.
 Brother Gilmour did not fill his regular engagement here Sunday afternoon. but will preach here next Sunday.
 Rolandus Brown and old Blue, , accompanied by Uncle Jeff, went hunting Saturday night and caught three 'possums. We hate to tell on old Blue but think Uncle Jeff treed the possums and Rolaudus caught them, and old Blue was d spec tator.
 Uncle Billie Wood lost his mare Saturday morning. Think she had bind staggers.
 ZMessrs. John Wasson and Jim Ritter of Elm Springs were driv- ing around through Harman one day last week, when tl1e spindle of their buggy broke and left them on three wheels. MT. Wasson led the horse and MT. Ritter held up the axle till they got down Tn the hollow west of Harman, where they let the buzz gy remain for few days. Don't know whether they both rode the horse home or not, but anyhow they left, wiser men than when they came.
 Miss Oma Dobbs accompanied Miss Bertha Delozier home Fri day evening and stayed until Sunday evening.
 John Mustaiu was visiting down at MT. last Sunday evening and his horse, thinking he had stayed long enough, Cor at least we think he must have had some such thoughts, rubbed his brldle off and started tor home. He hadn't gone far on hls journey until some one caught him and tied him up, where he impatiently awaited the arrival of his master.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin were the guests of Roll and Ida Brown last Sunday.
 Mr. Blair and two daughters, Misses Carrie and Ida, were visit ing at Arve Thompson's Satur- day night and Sunday.
 Arve Thompson says: There's a yeungster at our house who has the right to call me pa" and will you believe twill not be long till he'll be calling my wife ma.
 John Wood Is remodeling his cellar. Said he was making 1t large enough to whip two dogs Tn now.
 Claud Marshall of Savoy was a pleasant caller in Harman Satur- day afternoon. Don't know what his business was, unless lie came to do some trading Miss Bertha Shipley might tell us his busi- ness, but we decline to ask her.
 Uncle Billie Wood and Bro. Jackson, who have been sick, are both getting along nicely.
 As for our correspondents meeting, Maggle would be glad to meet all the correspondents any old time. But think 1t would be more suitable to wait until spring or summer. MAGGIE.
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Don't ask for credit if you don want to be refused.
 Parrott & Brogdon.
ATTENTION BERRY GROW
 FRS

There will be meeting of the Farmers Union Berry Growers held at Springdale on the 9th day of Feb, at one p. n., at Squire Graves office. All Farmers Union members and all others who desire to ship with us are requested to be with us on that date as business of importance will come before the meeting.
 Wilson Cardwell, Mgr.
 $. w. J. Graham. Sec. 4O-2t
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Warning Order.

Kate P Sanders, Plaintiff Washington F. C. Sanders, Defendant ehancery Court. The Defendant, F. C. Sanders is warned and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Kate F. Sanders.
 M. F. CRoxDALE, Clerk Jan. 20, 1909.
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The Liehlyter News Company makes business of looking after the wants of people who read daily newspapers, and It don't make any difference what paper you desire you can find 1t there. Or If not i'll stock 1t will be order ed for you.
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Don't go the trouble of order ing your daily newspapers by mail but go to Lichlyter News Company and the paper will be delivered at your home or place of business. It's costs you no more.
The Springdale news., 1909-01-30

All the leading patent medi- cines kept in stock by w. c. Ownbey.
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Sanitarium Treatment Rooms will be open for ladies from ' a. m. till noon, other hours by ap- pointment. Gentlemen's hours from l p. III. till II D. III, other hours by appointment. Phone No. S2. GEO. KERR.
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5WOOI.CARDING.

Having refitted my roll carding machine in first-elass condition, I am prepared to accommodate those wishing work Ill my line. Will have rolls on hand to ex- change for wool.
 $. K. HAxToN.
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ERUII,TREES.

Get our prices before you buy
 Springdale Nursery Co. Phone 115. E. r. Rice, Propt.
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were married at Fayetteville re- gently. The groom formerly re- sided at Robinson, but he has been at Fayetteville for some time where he has a position with the Ozark Grocery Com pany.
 Mrs. Claud Hamilton who has been visiting relatives and friends here and at Huntsville for the past week, returned to her home at Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, Thursday. She was accompan- jed by her parents, Mir. and Mrs. K. C. Allen, who will spend two or three months visiting at Fort Gibson.
 The male members ot the First Christian Church at Fayetteville have organized a club and meet ings will be held the first and third Thursday evenings of each month. The object of the club Is to promote the interests of the church. Following are the off, cers: President, T. J. Cannon; vice-president, II. NJ. Haley; sec retary, T. c. White; treasurer, J. C. Bell.
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Mr. and Mrs. l.. (. Wilder muth. who have been here for some time visiting with relatives and friends, left Thursday after noon for their home at Oakdale, Neb. They had intended re- mainlng longer, but their daugh- ter, who IS occupying their resi- denee at Oakdale. found 1t neees- sary to return home, which has tens their return. Should they be able to dispose of their prop erty in Oakdale they will prob- ably come back to Springdale to live.
 The flew residence of (. N. Miller on his farm southwest of Springdale IS practically com pleted now with tile exception of the papering. The contract for ttle erection of the residence was let to J. Beeley, and there are nine rooms in all, making a com modious and comfortable home. Mr. Miller and family are now living at Fayetteville, but will probably move up to their coun- try home within the next month. Mr. Miller has eighty acres of the finest orchard in this section.
 The ladies aid society of the Central Presbyterian Church at Fayetteville held it's first meeting of the year Thursday, and there was an attendance of between fifty and sixty members. The receipts of the afternoon from dues, etc., amounted to more than $46.0O. In an item relative to the dedication of the new M. E. Church at Rogers 1t will be seen that the ladies aid society of that church pledged t1,275 on the church debt. What would be- come of the churches, anyway, If 1t was not for the ladies?
 A good fighter lodges lots of quarrels.
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Good family horse, buggy and harness for sale. Call on Mrs. J. l.. Slaughter. If
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It will pay anyone who IS in- terested in clothing to visit the Cash Store.
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l would like to buy a gentle driving horse. Must be gentle and not afraid of trains.
 zJ. J. $. Ewalt.=
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Grandma's Borax Powdered Soap, 4 boxes for 10c at Hawkins 4& Son.
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Meat ordered by parties who do not settle their accounts the first of each month will not be sent out until paid. This means you.
 parroff & RrOudOn
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Take your prescriptions to W. G. Ownbey and have them filled accurately and with the best drugs.
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A graduate of the St. Louis College of. .Pharnaey. fills pre-. scriptions at Springdale Drug
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A FARM FOR SALE.

80 acres, 40 acres in cultivation, plenty of good running water, ? houses, 2 barns, TOO fruit trees, half m bearing, one mile from school, six miles northeast of Springdale. Price $500. Address 26-tf. CHARLES $. MAYEs.
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Income property in Southern Iowa to exchange for fruit farm near Springdale. Ewalt Realty Co.
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In buying drugs and medicines you can afford to take no chances. w. G. Ownbey handles only the best.
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Best tomatoes that money can buy. 5 cans for 25c at Hawkins x Son. 34tf
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The Peoples Store will make 10 per cent discount on the best all leather shoes made, for ten days. Be quick.
 N. E. Long, Prop.
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Subscriptions taken for daily newspapers and magazines by Liehlyter News Company.
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For the best drink H. & K. Coffee at Hawkins X Son. 54tf
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Ask your neighbor about Golden Gate and Diamond Pat ent Flour then try sack. Hawkins X Son. 54tf
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I make a speciality of abstract ing land titles and eenteyaneing
 WILLARD BERRY.
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See Willard Berry about Land Titles.
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We pay cash for cattle and you will have to pay cash for meat.
 Parrott X Brogdon.
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Railway Time Card.

FOR SALE.-Finely improved, eight room residence, bath, base ment, etc, all modern and we'll located.
 BERT s. LEWIS.
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For the best in drugs and drug. gists supplies go to w. G. Own bey.
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# peck matches for 10e at Hawkins X Son.
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If you want to keep up with the proceedings of the Arkansas Legislature notify the Liehlyter News Company and a daily paper will be delivered to your home, or sent you by mail as you desire.
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---------------------------- NOTICE.

have for sale, the finest herd of Thoroughbred Duroe hogs in the county. Will sell the entire lot at a bargain, cash or on time. J. s. Ewalt, Springdale, Ark.
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 NOTICE

Rail cook wood, heater wood Full measure, prompt delivery. 2otf K. l.. MORGAN.
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Every married man would have grounds for divorce If tile "obey' clause i'll the marriage ceremony had any legal standing.
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Take your abstract work to Willard Berry.
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". c. Ownbey gives special attention to prescription work, and you get here just what your prescription calls for.
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You can save the dealers profit by buying clothing at the Cash Store.
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GIRL WANTED. To do general housework. 1n- quire at News office.
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The Springdale Horticultural Society will meet at the Mayors office Thursday, Feb. 4, at 1:sO. anyone wishing to purchase arsenate of lead for spraying can meet representative of the Sherwin Williams Paint Co.,, at this, meeting and get advantage of eai load prices. It
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The Peoples Store gives the biggest pile of new goods for the least pile of old money. Come and be shown.
 N. E. LONG, Prop.
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We are going to sell meat for cash, only.
 Parrott X Brogdon.
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Barnyard manure wanted.
 w. E. BROGDoN.
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Farm for rent. If. ". D. Pearson,
 Elm Springs.
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FARM FOR RENT. Good 80 acre farm, fruit, grass and grain.
 Wilson Cardwell, 4Otf Springdale, Ark.
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After you buy all you want then go to the Peoples Store and figure up your loss.
 N. B. Long, Prop.
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Lowell Nursery for trees. .57-5t.
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Parrott & Brogdon.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
BABIES SHOW AND
FARMERS DAY TOGETHER

Thursday Of this week is tho date for
the Annual Baby Show at the Springs
and the management will OFFER more
prizes than ever before. as the day Sc
lected is that Of Farmers big Thurs
day" The city babies will. no doubt.
have TO compete with those from the
country. The reason for the combination
OF the two big events is with an idea OF
giving many Of the Intry ceople who
seldom get a chance to visit the park an
opportunity Of witnessing Delaware's 8
great event in baby land. Prizes will be
offered for the prettiest. the cutest the
fattest and the best twins a. d there will
be first and second prizes in each class.
In addition each of the first one hun
dred babies entered will be given a SOU
venir pair Of slippers. and those entered
by mail will be included in this special
prize list II IS likely that the Peoples
Railway Company win send out the Old
Shoe some night this week TO advertise
the Baby Day. The babies will have their
headquarters at the light lunch stand
where the parade will start
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
NO CLUE YET TO
POS'GOFFICE THIEVES

The State and Government authorities
who are investigating the postoiiice rob
berry at Greenvile have learned nothing
now in the case not even single clue to
identity Of tho perpetrators OF the crime.
Although the thieves went to the trouble
to blow open the safe and incidentally
blow out one corner OF tho building, they
got nothing, the noise OF the explosion 80
frightened them that they fed without talk
ing time 60 make a search for money or
other vaiuablrs. The authorities seem 10
think that the cracksmcn were amateurs
for the reason that they used such a great
charge Of explosive.
The postoffico is in the offices of Green
and Mcintyre coal dealers. and several
previous attempts were made to rob Il. A
burglar alarm always prevented this. on
Friday night this alarm was out Of COM
mission.
James Toy, OF Rising sun, # IS heliev-
cd was held up by the same thieves be-
fore they made an attack upon the post
office and was relieved of $40 lie was
passing the machine shops Of tho dupont
Powder Company at Henry Clay, when a
man poked a revolver into his face and
commanded him ito hands up" lie obey
ed and another man searched him taking
the money.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
BANDITS HELD
UP TROLLEY CAR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
sOUTHlNGTON, Conn, Aug. 2l-Dep-
uty Sheriff McCabe and posse are scour
ing the country today for two highway
men who he'd up a trolley car last night
and robbed the motorman aud conductor
in true Jesse James style.
The robbery occurred about 80 on tho
road between Meriden and Plainville. The
car was descending a hill when the mo-
torman noticed railroad ties on the tracks.
just as the car came to a stop two mas
ked man sprang out Of the bushes and
ordered the crew and two women pass
engers to hold up their hands. They re.
lieved the conductor Of his watch and "a.
in money and took away the motorman's
watch and badge. During the excitement
the women left the car, apparently un-
noticed, and walked TO the next station
After the hold-up the car proceeded tc
Lake Compounce, where the Bristol police
were notified.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
TROUBLE WHEN
HUBBY" CALLED
John COnneIIy's Attempt 10
see Wife and Children Re-
suited in a Little Mix-up

An encounter with his wife ane rela-
lives resulted 10 John Connelly's appear
anco I'm city Court this morning on the
charge OF breach OF tho peace. Tho
complainant was Connclly's sistcr-in-law.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Baldwin. OF No. 100
West Thirteenth street. According 20
Mrs. Baldwin. Connolly has been under
a peace bond and his wife and children
had been taken IN by the Baldwins.
on Friday night Connolly determined
TO see his wife. and when he got to the
house he says he was ordered away by
the Baldwins. According TO the Bald
wins Connolly then abused them roundly
and attracted a crowd OF 800 persons.
When Connolly made q motion aa il 10
strike his wife. and Mrs. Baldwin got
between them, Mr. Baldwin struck Con.
nelly and there was a struggle.
Connolly quieted down after time
but according to Mrs Baldwin started
TO steal" one Of his chiilren. and tried
to renew the disturbance.
Connolly declared that he had been
sent for and that he was abused at once
when he arrived at the Baldwin house
lie said Mr.. Baldwin had struck him
without provocation.
After giving Connolly some good ad.
vice Deputy Judge Joslyn placed him
under a 5000 peace bond.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
PARROT MAKING
F .RMER MISE lABLE
Lives on the Pears in His
Orchard And Crows Like
a Rooster

Has anybody lost parrot within the
last few monthsq
II so. the owner can have the same by
calling on William Miller. farmer in
Brandywine Hundred who would willing
~ give up the bird and be glad 10 get rid
OF il.
Polly made its appearance az the Mil
Ter farm several months ago and refused
nattering offers to make its future home
in cage in the Mill0r home. 1t prefer
red the open life and has made It's home
among the pear and apple trees on the
farm ever since
Now there IS one thing Mr.. Miller takes
great pride in and that IS his pear trees
which bear luscious fruit Polly has
discovered that there are seeds within
these pears which are very toothsome.
With a sharp snap Of lis bills the bird rips
tho pears clean through the middle and
after eating the seeds drops the fruit TO
the ground. Many pears have been treat
cd in this way and Mr.. Miller Is dong
some tall thinking these days
AS an alorm clock polly IS a wonder.
The bird has learned to initiate the var
ious barnyard ROSTERS for some distance
around the farm and when these fowls
crow in the early hours OF the morning
polly is right on the job and replies just
as Justify as the rest Of them.
Mr.. Miller will be pleased to have the
owner come after the bird. and that, as
quickly as possible.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
KILLS ELEPHANT
CBy stan Correspondent Of the United
preggl

CBy staf Correspondent Of the United
Press.)
NA1ROBI, British East Africa. Aug.
23.-Colonel Roosevelt has killed his
first elephant and he is elated at the
feat. The big pachyderm fell a victim
to the oX-President's shots Saturday,
while Colonel Roosevelt hunting with
native gun bearer. was beating the
jungles near his camp at Kenial. the
mountain of whiteness," an extinct
volcano.
The beast the President killed was
a magnificent specimen of a bull ele-
phant and win make a valuable ac-
QUESTION for the Smithsonian Institute
Leaving Guide Cunninghame, anc
Major Heller the Smithsonian taXider.
mist to skin the massive beast anC
pickle the hide for shipment TO Amer
| lea. Mr.. Roosevelt has gone, accom-
panied by his gun bearers, to hunt 4
! the vicinity Of Lake Mweru. Kermit
ccompanied by few guides is huntln
IN the vicinity OF Guaso Nyro. wher
he expects 10 bag some big game AM
to secure some photographs to add &
/ his collection.
Evening journal., 1909-08-23
new RULES
ON INSPECTORS
Provide For More Rigid
Steamboat Inspection in
Waters Of This District

Ira Harris, supervising Inspector Of
the Second United States District, with
Offices in New York city, r.. a. Sar-
geant. inspector of hulls. and ID. IL
Howard. Inspector Of boilers, both OF
Philadelphia. comprising the Board OF
Steamboat Inspector for the Second
District were in Wilmington today and
held a conference with Collector OF
Port David S. Clark at the Federal
Building.
Tho visitors brought with them q
draft Of a set Of new rules governing
steamboat inspectors in their work, anc
for he imposing Of fines and a NOR,
rigid steamboat inspection. The mem
hers of the board are visiting all the
ports in the district TO obtain the en-
dorsement OF the rules by the collector:
of port.
Collector Clark saw nothing objec-
tionable in the draft read to him. Tn,
members OF the board left the city thi.
afternoon.