The Springdale news., 1909-06-18

is probability that Mr. Smith will become interested in some real estate at this point and that he will return here again.
 Jas. w. DuPree, of Oklahoma City, who has been here for the past few weeks visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. ] F. Deav- CT, will leave soon for Nashville, Howard County, and after visit with relatives at that place he will go to Paris, Texas, to join Mrs. DuPree and they will re- turn to their home.
 John Phillips and family, who have been making their home at Imperial, Cal, for the past two years, came Tn Wednesday and yesterday went over to Hinds vile, where they resided before gong to California. Mir. Phil lips owns property at Huntsville and will probably make his home in this section again.
 The News is requested to an- nounce that there will be q de- bate at the Auditorium on the night of July 24 on the subject, Resolved, That the system of society as proposed by the So- cialists is both just and practice ale Stanley J. Clark, one of the leading lights in the Socialist party, will take the affirm atlve side of the question, while J. II. Amacker of this place will oppose him.
 The Rogers baseball team de- feated q team from Carthage, Mo, in two games Thursday and Friday of last week, the first II 10 and the second , to 0. Monettt, Mo, played at Rogers yesterday and today Two Springdale pitchers were sehedul- ed to oppose each other yesterday, Jas. Harrigan for Monett and Webber Long for Rogers. So II don't make any difference which way the game went Springdale will get some credit out of 1t.
 The weeds along some of the streets and sidewalks are beeom- ing so rank that if allowed to continue to grow will likely breed disease later in the season. To say nothing of the looks of the thapsS for the sakesSf the healfh. people ele M # seems that steps tlosfd Ken by the, authorities 10 get rid of them. There is very little in- centive for the property owner to keep the weeds and grass on his premises nicely moved when the streets are. allowed to grow up with weeds almost waist high.
 The following. young people, students of the University of Arkansas, or gradutes of that ms tuition, were i'll Springdale this week attending house par ty given by Miss Ollie Limbaugh: Miss Annie Blakemore of Prairie sGroYe, Miss Virginia Allen Of Altus. Oklahoma, Joe Allen of Hatfield, Powell Gardner of Tuekerman, Abe Collins of De- Queen, Miss Nell Gardner of Tuckerman. The two last nam ed are still here, the others hay- ing departed yesterday. The party spent the day Wednesday picnicing at Monte Ne.
 The probabilities are that we will have some ball games in .Springdale this season after all, the school board having consent ed 10 the use of the ground. Mack Renner, manager of the team, asks all the players to meet him at the grounds next Monday afternoon at Vo'clock for the purpose of arranging the grounds and having practice game. We understand new suits have been ordered for the team, and although little late Ill get ting started the boys propose to make the best ot the remainder of the season. It IS probable that the Van Buren team will play here on celebration day, July }. There are some good ball players i'll Springdale, and there ought to be no difficulty in getting together team that will