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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07

ted by meeting and discussing
helps in all our household work,
revie wing easy methods we have
learned by experience or through
others, thereby going home from
each meeting with higher aims
and nobler motives.
When the Farmers Union was
first organized, its objects were
little known and in part mis-
understood. Today it is regard
ed as a powerful factor in the
movement to give to agriculture,
in the broadcast sense, the po-
sition to. which its Importance
entities it. And we. the Ladies,
are proud to be recognized as a
part of the Farmers Union.
The Farmers are realizing the
great benefits derived by meet
ing with the Union each year.
1t is indeed a great help to them.
If we could only get the wives
and mothers to realize now much
they would be benefited by meet
ing with us, and meet each year,
our Association would soon be a
power for good and be felt in
every Farmers come in Arkan-
sas. We are striving and look
ing forward to this grand time.
Not only the Farmers wife,
but the Bankers, Merchant S,
Physicians and all their wives
are greately benefited by these
meetings. We are here to hear
ideas and papers read on domes-
tic work, home building. home
decoration and all matters per-
tanning to the home. 1t helps in
caring for and properly training
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07
We do most heartily

children. We do most heartily
welcome Teachers on training
and instructing the young minds.
Burbank spake truly when he
said, Man made the city but
God made the country" Every
community begins to feel wi h
g. eater or less force the effect of
new schemes of social improve
ment. The movement for good
Roads, consolidation of Rural
Schools and universal Telephone
connection have already made
Roadway. In an age when the
Farm was distant from an
center Of culture, when mails
were infreQuent and the weekly
newspap was the principal
source of communication with
the outside world Life on the
Farm was m0notonous and es-
pecially for the women. In the
last fifteen years three develop
lIleIIlS nave " d Sl0dl S-NtCil !
changed Farm life and made 1t
so attractive that the movement
to the towns is proportionately
less than ever before.
The Farmers Union has al
ready accomplished much. The
good results are shared by every
citizen. Realizing that the pros
perity of one helps all, they are
passing the ham and eggs "a
round. Such organizations should
have the moral and financial
support Of every loyal citizen.
True they have gone afeld, so to
speak, on some points, but the
field notes that they have secur-
ed will keep them in possession
of their bearings hereafter, and
those weaknesses may prove
their strongest point. They are
learning how to get prices as
well as yield. They are round
ing out an education that is 60
ing to blossom with results.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07
WELCOME ADDRESS
DELIVERED

Mr.. President, Lad les and
Friends:
Il gives me sincere pleasure to
extend to you the Inequalities of
the Farmers Educational Co
operative Union.
We, the women, heartily well
come every member present and
only wish that every farmers
wife in Arkansas could attend.
Speaking from personal ex-
perience, we are greatly benefit
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07
DIRECTORY.

JUDICIAL
|C.ncelor ..................J. d. Shaver. OF MenA
iudre .................J. NJ. Carter. Of TexarkAns
|Pfusecuting Atty.............O. a uIa'1e os
knts Senate -. H b. Mckenzie. Prescott
ci,cp;t court meets second Monday in January
Ind third Monday in July.
Chancery court meets first Mondays in June
Ind December
County court meets first Mondays in January.
April July and October.
Probate court meets 4th MONDAYS in January.
April. July and October.
Court Of Common Pleas meets End Mondays IN
January. ApriA. July and October.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-10-07

Board Of health-Drs. Adam Guthrie. "; =
Arnold S, ]. Hesterly A. s. Buchanan and WV
school Board-C. C. Handy. President: Alex
|,anshn. Secretary: G. r. Hsynie. w. N. Bemia.
y. Young. J. s. Regain.
! City council meets first and third nights
10 eoch month
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

\ basketball tournament TO orh'E
together the first class teams IN De
trou aside from the ID. A. [. ana J.
NJ. G. A. is the proposition advanced
by Manager Bob Grogan. OF the Spal"
mgs. one of the teams which mas come
very near To being in class WIN the
other two mentioned and when pos
eesses adherents strongly OF the loea
that neither of the big teams nave
much of anything on them.
II is set forward by Grogah tha'
there are AT least a hali-dozen teams
with bic followings, which would be
eligible entries in such a competition
Aside from the Spaldings, VINO
would enter such an affair BEYOND
question. thore are the Chicago Pneu
matte Tool Co, Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co. Rivcrsdcs, y. NJ. c. "A. Sec
onds. Deltas and possibly one or TWO
more who would be eligible to en-
france The u, a. G. gymnasium couio
undoubtedly be secured Tor the series
and The interest which has been mani
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
SCORERS WILL Be
SHUT Up into
LITTLE COOPS
NEW PLAN OF RECORDING THE
BOWLING AT PiTTSBURG'S BIG
ToURNEY-IT's HOPED MIS-
TAKES WILL BE AVOIDED.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Feb l2.-The
Pittsburg Bowling tournament associa'
ton announces IL will try new
scheme OF scoring at the coming M
lional tournament here.
All the scorers will be placed III
booths back of each alley. so they
cannot be disturbed by spectators IN
the rear or converse with each other
during the series thus being able to
center their thoughts on the game be-
ing rolled by the bowler they are eX'
pected TO watch.
The scoring booths will be fully 10
feet from the bowler. with a wire
fence 10 keep the bowler from strik'
ing up an acquaintance with the scor-
or, thereby removing temptations In
that direction In an areaway between
the benches where the players rest
when not rolling games, and at the
start Of the runways connected with
the alleys. which will be fully 10 feet
away, there will be placed large up
right scoreboard, set on an easel on
which. will be placed regular score
sheets. On these sheets will he regis
tered the score OF the players in ac-
ton. The scorer will not be allowed
on the alley with the team or individ-
uals as the case may be. This large
score sheet will be in plain view of
the official scorer, also the audience.
On account of the difficulty OF board
scorers keeping track of the bowlers
who are changing from one alley to
another after each game. 1t has been
decided TO place on the left arm OF the
leader OF each team the number OF
the alley he starts his games on. This
will keep the official score right and
afford the spectators an opportunity OF
following the game intelligently.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
ANOTHER ALIAS rs
FOUND FOR FIRE
VAUGHN PERSON.
DANIELS" IN MICHIGAN STATE
LEAGUE, VAUGHN" At NoTRE
DAME, AND "sERcER" IN The
OUTLAW ATLANTIC LEAGUE

The publicity given by this page. 10
the remarkable effrontery OF the Notre
Dame basketball five In playing
against d. A. C. Monday night at ath-
lete who was generally recognized as
Daniels, the professional baseball
player, has been the means OF CON-
pleting the last link in the chain which
traces the movements OF the Vaughn
Daniels person since he made his pro-
fessional debut with the Woodstock.
Ont, Canadian league team.
From ID. r. G. Farrow. OF Shamr
kin. Pa. now in Detroit. 1T Is learned
that the athlete under discussion hio
last year In the outlaw Atlantic
League, where hs played under tina
name OF Berger. participating in tina
games OF the organization at rlrst base
and in left field for The Allentown
team. a
1T was common knowledge" says
Mr.. Farrow, that the Allentown team
was made up very largely OF athletes
from Notre Dame. villa Nova, and
Holy Cross colleges and virtually All
of them were playing under aliases.
To those or the inside the fact thar
Daniels-Berger had entered Notrs
Dame under the name of Vaughn
was common knowledge. IL was uns
derstood that, having played his-limst
Of four years at Villa Nova under hia
own name, he had been exchanged
for man named McDonough. Of
Notre Dame, who was in the same hx.
Seaman, OF Notre Dame. was an.
other man who played under an, aliss
in. the Atlantic league. He was
known as stroud" and was a fine
left-handed pitcher"
The expose OF the fragrant violations
Of the athletic rules by Notre Dame
is an ample Justification of the stand
taken by the western college confer
ence. which has steadfstly refused
TO allow Notre Dame to enter its mem
bership There have been many
cases OF doubtful eligibility Of the
Notre Dame athletes but none so thor.
ough as that of the Daniels-vaughn-
! Berger person. -
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
CMALL CPORTING
y TALK ee-1@A ~ WORLD

Dewey q. and KingmOre will rncc ON
the boulevard March =. owners Burns
and Muffat having agreed on the
terms. This will be the fastest event
OF the season.
Terry Turner. the former shortstop OF
the Cleveland team, Is already on
record that his arm is still bad. The
next bulletin will probably come
from Flick, the other Nap Invalid.
o
Central showed great Improvement and
turned the tables on the Eastern
basketball team yesterday, % To 10.
The game, was played by faculty or
der. after Eastern had declared II off.
Jack Johnson, IL turns out, 10 now ON
the ocean bound for Vancouver lie
expects TO visit his Texas home be-
fore battling with Langford In Lon
don, and says he Is perfectly willing
10 fight Jeffries after that.
@
IT. after the storm IL all over, the mn
.tional commission shall have either
made Mr. Murphy come through with
his $4,000 bonus or show him up as
he deserves all this hot air now In
circulation will be willingly par
doned
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
.ANSON'S TRIP
A CERTAINTY

CHICAGO. Feb 13.-"Cap' Arson,
uron his return from New York, an
nounced that he had been successful
in blocking out the eastern trip which.
he proposes TO give his baseball team
this spring.
The games definitely scheduled in
clude two In Philadelphia on April I
and 3, when the colts will play the
PhillieS and Athletics on the National
league grounds there. one game In
New York with the Giants on April
Is. and game in Newark with the
Eastern league team on April IL or II.
The veteran plans, however. to hook
games enough TO keep his team busy
the greater part Of the month OF Apri.
in IN east. He is after games In Bos-
ton Washington and Baltimore, and
expects To get dates with New Eng
land league teams, after the major
league season opens on April IA.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
OFTY TONE IN
NEGROES D|CTUM

MELBOURNE. Feb. lS.--Jack John
on leaves today for Sydney. where he
Nill board the steamer Makura. which
caves for Vancouver Monday and ar.
rives March IL. Then the Negro
heavyweight will leave for his. home
al Galveston. Tex, to visit his mother.
In his farewell statement here John
son said
II understand that Jeffries had def
nitely said that he never again would
enter the ring. IL. however. he de-
cids To accept the purse OF $4,000 Of
fred by Sam Allen. OF Melbourne. for
4 match in Australia with me. am
willing 10 return here In II months
time and give him a chance TO win
back The title he once held
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
POOR MATCHMAKING
NEARLY FATAL ERROR

NEW YORK, lib. 13.-There came
near being a fatal ending to what was
called the star bout at the National
club when Sailor Burke knocked out
Jim MacSherry in one round last night.
For fully 10 minutes after being
packed out OF the ring. MacSherry
lay on the floor of the clubhouse un-
conscious. with doctors and handlers
working over him like Trojans.
II was just luck that saved the Ma
tional club from killing boxing in New
York. 1t was the poorest match made
in the east since Herr Placke was
signed up to meet Kid Mccoy.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

WHEElMEN AFTER
Mr.. AB00HAMAD

Representatives or the entertain
ment committee OF the Detroit Wheel
men visited Monroe Friday TO as
certain the terms on which II VIII be
possible TO bring Aboohamad, the
Turkish wrestler. 10 Detroit, to meet
Clyde Blcakley on the evening of Feb
81.
The Turk has been showing fine
form in his matches, and. though he
has yet TO meet as. good man as
Bleakley, would be an undoubted draw
ing card here.
Ii is understood that Bleakley has
offered TO handicap himself In the
match in order to secure Aboohamad !
assent
During the coming week Blcaluey
has booked several matches outside OF
the city. Friday he left for Chatham
where he has his first bout in the ser
les
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
Propose Tourney for Teams
OF Near,ChampiOn Class

tested in the games OF the teams oil
this type. played there during the pas'
two weeks, Is certainly evidence that
such a tournament would be money
maker for all involved, as well as as
surfing all the teams some dehnite
competition-a respect in which local
managers have been sorely afflicted oil
late.
With six teams entered. the program
would call for at least FIVE games and,
If arranged on percentage basis,
could be made even more protracted.
Mr.. Grogan is extremely DESTROYS OF
hearing what the other managers
think of the proposition and. II he
finds the sentiments favorable. will
undoubtedly call a meeting at which
ARRANGEMENTS may be made.
In all probability the winner OF
such a tournament would have no
trouble in securing series with the
winner of the Y. VI. G. AID. A. G.
series. provided that the expected
class had been shown in the compe-
titlons.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
BUSINESS SHOW
IS THE PROSPECT
BY LEROY PELLeTIER.

The New York and Chicago shows
may be taken as a fair indication Oh
what Is going 10 happen at Detroit
Since last Saturday the exhibitors at
Chicago have been enjoying an unprec-
cdented business. So the likelihood -
that Tho same condition VIII prevail
here during the big show At the W ayne
casino next week Chicago agents
were more or less surprised as they
did nor look for direct business, but
F. was very acceptable
Around the garages, the agencies
and the stores OF this city the inqulr'
ers have told the statesmen, II guess
/ will wait for the show" II IS more
noticeable than I'm other years and for
tby reason n is not improbable that
tbis will be a first rate sort OF trade
show.
In addition to the retail business a
number of the state dealers have YET
to place their orders and many agen'
clos viii be- created It Will be mix
lure of business and pleasure as 'he
visitors will be generously entertain
ed during their stay IN the CITY. Mem
hors of tho Detroit Automobile Deaf
ers association and the manuiae'u r
ers viii look ont for this and make
show week one of the gayest spots IN
the winter season.
There is much interest in local cir
cles over the rivalry among three OF
ibe Detroit factories that are putting
ON cars between $3.50 and Sl.aol
that have sold like hot cakes all over
the country The salesmen are keyed
up 10 he right at their best neNt week.
for each factory wants 10 make the
particular hit in its own town
pu.incss-Iike Printing. No russ ana
| No fenthNTs Tho plaln. nehI klhu, tnatt
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

Harvard has dropped Carlisle In foot
ball, for Brown.
ID. L. =, I8i Adrian, II. Fraser alone
tossed five baskets.
They are stilI ruling ON protests over
the last summers Upton cup races.
Just Is Detroit teams are entered I'm
the Pittsburg tournament, the lists
for which closed Friday.
o
Jockey hotter got Dick Dvyer sore
when he. carried away the barrier at
Oakland yesterday, and drew a
weeks suspension.
%
ny the scaut margin of two minutes,
John ID. defeated Majestic, Jr., in the
ice yacht cruise from Windmill Point
to Lakeside Inn yesterday.
%
The girl basketball teams bercabOuts
are hard to dope" Western beat
Eastern. Port Huron beat Western.
now Eastern trims Port Huron.
O.
The Impression prevails In New York
that Crowley. the champian amateur
Marathoner is running too much He
was beaten In slow time by one Clark
yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
MICHIGANDER PREFERS
MINOR LEAGUE BERTH

KEWANEE, Ill. Feb. IA. Il.
Kench. OF Ionia, Mich. who was Of
fered "A Chicago White Sox contract
and who told Comiskey's agent he
would rather be a good minor Lacquer
than a bat boy on a major league
team. was signed by the kewanee
team OF the Central association today
He is a pitcher with great record
as a semi-pro. Another pitcher, Ralph
Grimes, last with Danville. in the
Eastern Illinois league. also signed TO
day. Decatur made q strong bid for
Grimes.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

The scene of basketball activity
takes another shift tonight. moving To
the Elmwood gymnasium OF the De,
troit University school where the
strong home team will entertain
Adrian high school. !.
Two preliminaries will be played,
the first bringing together the ID. y.
s. Reserves and the First Congrega'
tional church team, while the second
will be between Wyandotte high
school and the Young Mems institute.
Play Is booked TO begin at 1880
sharp. n,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
PENN MAY BREAK
WITH CARLISLE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb As
there is only one open date on the
PENNSYLVANIA football schedule for the
1909 season. it's up to the Carlisle In
dams to take it, or else the popular
redskin eleven will not be seen on
Franklin field.
The Red and Blue management has
offered Saturday, Oct. 80 To the In
dams, but the date does not seem TO
fit I'm with Coach Glen Warmers plans.
Several southern colleges. q New
England institution and a western uni
versity want 10 take oct. 80 ON the
Penn schedule, I'm case Carlisle de-
.cides to play Harvard OH that day.
Business-Iikc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, ID
John RS Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
y. A. c. WILL PLAY
SPALDINGS AT "Y''

The Y. M. G. A. gymnasium will be
thrown open TO the Detroit Athletic
club team Saturday evening before
The Commercial league games. in order
10 give the ID. A. G. men an opportu-
nifty OF playing on the floor on which
they meet the "Y' state champions
on Monday.
Mazer's men will play two halves
In private against the Spaldings who.
EVEN without Ulbrich. their star. can
pc confidently counted ON TO put up n
lively sort OF opposition.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
Bush No Marathoner.

An Indianapolis rSDNt to the effect
that owen Bush, the, Tiger shortstop
has gone into training I'm long-distance
running with the idea OF becoming a
member of n team TO run match
against Dorando under the manage
ment OF Charlie Carr, Is not credited
in local circles Bush Is sprinter
not long-distance man and has new
or shown any signs OF foolishness IN
his makeup.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
Packsrds at Wyandotte.

The Packard indoor baseball team
plays at Wyandotte tonight Follow
ing players report in time to get $50
car. Morrell, Ted Smith, Herman.
Reeber, Delaney, Thorburn, Davis,
West, Meyer. w. Smith. Siebert and
Umpire Duncan.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
washinoton Once Gave uo

to three doctors; was kept III bed for
I'VE weeks. Blood poison from a
spiders bite caused large, deep sores
20 cover his leg. The doctors failed,
Then "Bucklens Arnica Salve COM
pletely cured me-" writes John Wash
ington, Of Bosqueville. Tex. For
eczema, boils, burns and piles it's SUI
IRENE. At e. c. Kinsels, Central
Drug Co. and Gray & Worcesters.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

For the past four years Great Brit
ain has led the world in the per capita
consumption of sugar. with the United
States close second, Bulgaria, Greece
and Servia having used the least
amounts.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
pInorees Announce plans.

Detroit Pingree division. No. 80. OF
the LOYAL Guard, will, be in the field
aeai nthis season WITH strong team.
Players desiring TO try out write 70
Manager G.. IL. Davenport. No. 81
Lysander-st., or phone G. 292l-W., or
City 4l43R.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

pu.iness-Iikc Printing. No russ ana
No feathcrs Tho plain. neat Kind, thar
looks right Times Printing Co.. 10
John r. st Phone 1A9s.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

yob Printing done right. Times Print.
ing Co, Is John R.-st Phone 1898.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-02
NEW COTTON FIRM
TO DO BUSINESS HERE

A new firm was organized In Mont
gomery yesterday for the purpose OF
buying and shipping cotton, when A.
L. Lehman. an established cotton ship
per of the city, formed a partnership
with Lawrence Well. Of this city, and
Robert Mayer, of Demopolis. The new
firm, which will be known hereafter
as Lehman, We'll and Company, viii be
open for business about June 1b and
with the opening of the cotton season
this fall they expect to carry on q
large shipping trade.
Mr.. Lehman has spent all his life In
the cotton business and is we'll and
favorably known all over the country.
He already has a large established
business ana does an extensive ship
ping business to the East and to Eu-
rope. Mr.. Well has been connected
with Well Brothers for many years
and Is considered one of the best cot
ton judges In the State. While Mr..
Mayer has also always carried on an
extensive cotton business In the De-
mopolis district.
Mr.. Lehman will leave In few days
for Europe on the steamer Mauritania
lin the interests of the new firm, where
he will visit all the large cotton cen
tiers. He will join his wife and FAM
lily, who have been in Europe for some
time, in Germany. for the return trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-02
ONE MORE ACT
IS HELD VOID
Ruling on Transfer
Law.
IS CLASS DISCRIMINATION
Ensley Man Used transfer Given
to Another.
supreme Court Holds That Delegation
Of such Power To Public serv-
lee Corporations Ii
Unconstitutional. 4

In discharzing r. e. whaley from
she custody Of the Jefferson County
Criminal Court yesterday by q decision
IN the criminal proceedings brought
against him as passenger OF the
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
Company, the Supreme Court declared
unconstitutional the act of the last
special session of the Legislature,
dated November Is. 1907. attempting
TO confer upon street railway corpor-
ations the power of making rules and
regulations as to transfers and making
1t a criminal offense to violate one OF
them.
WhaIey. according to the records.
attempted to use a transfer on the
Ensley line of the Birmingham corpor-
alton, which had been issued to
friend of his. who was In every way
entitled to 1t. Such use of transfers was
forbidden by rules OF the company.
made under the act of the Legislature.
The statute provided for a punishment
in fine and imprisonment for violation
OF whatever rules should be made IN
pursuance OF the act.
1t IL held that the delegation of such
power to even public service corpora
lions was unconstitutional. and the
act was void from the beginning. 1t
amounted to class discrimination In
LEGISLATION and otherwise was repug-
nant to vital provisions of the Constj-
tuition. Therefore, the judgment under
which whaley's conviction was had
was reversed and the Supreme Court
entered a Judgment dischargfng the de.
PENDANT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-02
BEST WAY TO SHAMPOO.

First and most important OF all Is
the water you use. Hard water makes
the hair brittle and sticky-and the
harder It Is the worse it Is for the hair
Try softening 1t with a spoonful OF
Lavadura. Water softened with Law
adura gives most delightfully."- refresh
ing, identifying shampoo. 1t thorough
ly cleanses the scalp. removes dandruff,
and rejuvenates the hair. making it
soft, silky and fluffy.
Use warm, not hot, water, softened
with q spoonful of Lavadura. Use a
good, pure soap, preferably in liquid
form, and lather the hair with it free
ly. Then rub well into scalp, rubbing
the hair thoroughly between the hands
from roots to tips. Rinse in several
changes of water, first fairly warm and
the last rather cold, to insure against
taking cold. When dried. your hair
will have a lustre and sheen it never
had before. ADV.