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The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Our merchants are doing the greatest business of their lives and they should, for nowhere in Arkansas or any other state will you find as progressive and enterprising set of business men as in Carlisle. They carry in stock everything found in the city stores and the prices are much less. Come to Carlisle to do your trading.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Assist the land agents in locat ting new families in this section. We need more farmers and stock raisers to help develop our wonderful country The land agents are doing great work along this line. Give them your aid and you will never regret it.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

In the meantime our big rice mill is running on full time, ihurning out thousands of bush els of the finished product in a vain effort to clear the rough rice ware room. which is being flooded with thousands of bush els of the great cereal each day.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

The quail season opened in Arkansas last Monday and quite a number of local sports were out after the cunning little Bob White" by early sunrise
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04
Meeting at Baptist Church.

Rev. P. A. Haman, of Learned, Miss, a former pastor of the church, began a protracted meeting at the Baptist church last Sunday. Bro Haman is an eloquent and forceful speaker and is deserving of a good atten- dance. Go out and hear him. Services at Il a. m. and 7:15 D. m.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Gov. Robertson, on last Mon day pardoned Elijah Skaggs, the erst-while profit.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Vim. J. Gaynor, Democratic. was reelected Mayor of Greater New York in Tuesdays election
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

O'possums and pumpkin pies are ripe in these "diggins" and life is one continuous dream of all that is good to eat.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Carlisle must have Water works before another summers sun smiles upon us.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Candidates for county officers will soon begin to let their wants be known.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Tom L. Johnson was defeated for Mayor of Cleaveland Ohio, in Tuesdays election. He was asking for fifth term.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

Miss Arah Holland who has been teaching school south of town, visited homefolks in Wynne the past week.
 WANTED-Having had some experience in the rice culture, 1 would like to rent an 80 acre inn proved rice farm fer next year. Address A. A. Kelsey, Carlisle, Ark.
 Walter Fitch, Ray Morrison and Lloyd Conrad entered Ford's Business College in Little Rock last Monday.
 FOR SALE-Three young milch COWS two to be fresh soon, also my horse. He is a good saddler an an honest worker. Will sell all cheap
 DAN HATHAWAY.
 The Arkansas Sunday School Association, under the direction of Prof. $. c. Parish. will con duct a Bible school institute in Carlisle on Thursday, Nov. 18th. An elaborate program has been arranged and christians of every denomination and Sunduy-school workers in general are urgently requested to attend.
The Carlisle independent., 1909-11-04

sH~ Locals wlll be inserted at the rate of ve cents per line each week and ch ed for until ordered out Rates for 6play advertising will be furnished on application Four issues count month on all advert ising Go y for charge of space advertise ments in the Independent mNst reach this office not later than Tuesday even ing
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
"HE SHOULD HAVE THROWN
YOU OUT IF HE DIDN'T"
Peevish Pensioner, Who Complains Of
Assault by Hospital Manager,
Gets Scant Comfort.

John S. Furling, a rather peevish old
pensioner whose daily routine OF exist
ence is a sort OF continued story Of
the evils In this world Of ours. had an
awful voyage in Justice Stems court
room, Wednesday morning, when the
world rose up against him and smote
him hip and thigh.
Furling had sworn out a warrant,
charging Hugh Rogers manager OF
Red Cross hospital, with assault and
battery. On the witness stapto he
told how Rogers had roughly eJeaed
him from the hospital when he went
there to get some money which he
claims was due him from Mrs. Ster-
ling, who formerly conducted the
place. After he had told his story
he called Miss Lovey. a nurse In the
hospital. as his witness to the assault.
But Miss Lovey referred to him as
an old trouble maker, who called the
nurses vile names and made gen.
eral nuisance OF himself when he was
patient IN the hospital.
She denied that Rogers had handled
Furling roughly.
Rogers also fatty denied laying
hands on the old man, and Justice
Stein dismissed the case, telling Fur
ling that Rogers should have thrown
him out, IL he didn't
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
BOUGHT ICE CREAM
FOR MRS -BARR0N|5
But Detective Downey's Courtesy
Didn't Induce Woman To Change
Her Testimony.

That he had bought Mrs. Robert Bar
rows. the peoples star witness In the
Michael Burkhart murder -ase, an ice
cream soda In a local drug store since
she was taken into the custody OF the
police. and that he had procured for
her advances OF money IIom the de-
partment against the time when she
would. receive her witness fees were
admissions forced from Detective John
Downey 5y. Attorney Percy Crosse. for
the defense, Wednesday morning. Tho
plain inference from the attorneys
questions was that the young woman
had thus been induced 10 change tho
story she first told in police neadquar-
ters so that her testimony would be
more favorable TO the prosecution.
The attorney failed TO show this, how
ever, and the prosecution will insist
that there was nothing unusual In the
granting of these little courtesies to
woman deprived of her liberty.
though not charged with crime.
IL is customary, In the department.
TO permit persons held as witnesses.
particularly women, TO take exercise
end even transact business outside, ac-
companied by an officer OF the matron
In charge.
Following Downey. the prosecution
put Mrs Barrows back IN the stand
for the purpose OF showing that the
II eatment accorded her as witness
had in no wise affected her story, but
at this point court adjourned for tho
Loon recess.
Downey was called by the prosecu-
tion TO testify to statements made by
Burkhart In police headquarters foA
lowing his arrest. He said. according
to the detective. that Barrows was
three feet away from him when shot
down; that Barrows hadn't touched
him and that he didn't know whether
Barrows was armed or not. but did
not propose TO take any chances.
Mrs. Pauline Welsch mother OF Mrs.
Parrows, testified to finding Barrows'
revolver under a pillow on Barrows
bed the MOI ming after the shooting,
the purpose being TO show that Bar
rows was hot armed when shot by
Burkhart. William Sieloff. brother
in-law OF the deceased. corroborated
the mother on this point. Several po-
lice officers gave TESTIMONY OF minor
nature
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
G. W. RADF0RD'S BOND IN
OXNARD CASE DUE TO-DAY
Time Limit for Arraisning Appeal Elk
plres In Afternoon--Secure
Reduction to $4,000.

The sixty days given Attorney
George w. Radford in which to pay
the shortage OF about $4,000 In his
accounts as executor OF the estate of
John Oxnard. expires Wednesday aft
ernoon, and up TO early in the after
noon neither Mr. Radford nor his at
torney had intimated TO Judge Durfee
by whom the judgment was rendered
what action would be taken.
In case the amount is not repaid
or an appeal bond filed before the at
journment OF court Wednesday aftei
noon, Mr. Radford will he liable -
criminal action on the charge OF EN-
bezzlement.
Wednesday morning, Attorney Brad
ley, who has been representing Mr..
Radford, asked Judge Durfee TO con-
sent to the reduction OF the appeal
bond to $4,000. This the Judge con-
sented to. provided Attorneys Spalding
and Wetherbee, who represent the
Oxnard heirs, were satisfied. They ex.
pressed a willingness TO accept a
bond for $4,000. Later IN the morn
ing Judge Durfee was asked to con-
sent to the further reduction OF the
bond TO $4,000, but he refused. In
case an appeal bond is given the
bondsman will be liable for the full
amount of the bond il the decision Of
Judge Durfee is affirmed. II is under
stood that Mr.. Radford will furnish
an appeal bond before the time limit
expires, Wednesday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
SWINDLED, SHE STILL
LOVES AGED BIGAMIST
Woman Follows Christian johnson To
Prison and Throws Farewell
Kiss To Him.

SAN QUENTIN. Cal, July. IA
Though they know him as scheming
rascal, who has wooed and won only
for the money he could thus secure.
women victims OF Christian Johnson,
alias Madison. cannot shake off the
magnetic hold he exercised over them.
When Johnson was brought here yes
terday 10 begin serving his seven
years sentence FOR bigamy, he was
followed by train and ferry by Mrs.
Josephine Henniger, OF Oakland, one
OF his victims. He was engaged to
Mrs. Henniger and though he had not
married her, he had secured all her
money and left her stranded.
In spite of this Mrs. Henniger de.
clared to the officers who were guard
against him, and that she still loved
him. The police have not found 1ere
of Johnson's victims who does not
feel the same way toward the swind-
Ter. They all declare they still love
him and cannot shake off the love,
even though they know he did not re-
turn that love.
The officers would not allow Mrs.
Hehhiger TO approach Johnson on the
speak to him. Nevertheless the de-
luded woman followed him to the
gates Of the prison and threw him q
kiss as he entered the jail yard. John
son is today working In the jute mill.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
WHITE SLAVE REFORMS.
Gets Warrant For Man She Alleges
Drove Her To Street.

Lena Rice, a decidedly pretty bru-
nette, living at No. 200 Gratiot-ave..
declared that an assault and battery
warrant which she swore out Mednes-
day against Edward J. Miller, OF No.
240 Bellevue-ave.. marked the begin.
ming OF her reformation after she had
led the life of a white slave for three
and one-half years.
The young woman declared that MIL
Ter had forced her TO earn living
for him on the streets of Chicago,
Toledo and other cities, and that he
had beaten and abused her when she
failed to bring him enough money.
During the last two years | have
given him $1,000 that / earned by the
life / was leading for him." she said.
Now am living at home with my
people and am through with the other
life. Last Saturday Miller beat me
because wouldn't go out on the
streets here and earn money for him"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
THAW To TESTIFY
IN OWN BEHALF
Stanford Whites Slayer Will Be
Quizzed by States Counsel-Wit-
nesses Say He Is Sane.

COURT HOUSE. WHITE PLAINS.
N. y, July 14.-Attorney Morschauser
declared today he would place Harry
X. Thaw on the stand and allow Dep
uty Attorney General Roger Clarke 20
ask him any questions he saw fit. stip-
ulating. however, that the states ex-
perts shall not question Thaw regard.
ing his actions prior TO the killing o.
Stanford White.
Clarke objected TO this stipulation,
declaring that If Thaw suffered from
paranaoia as alleged, he has system
affixed delusions which existed prior
to the killing of White and which
ought to be brought out.
There will be ample opportunity
to question Thaw when he is placed
on the stand" declared Justice Mills.
land II the defense does not place
him on the stand, I'll order him there
myself"
1t has been agreed by the attorneys
that the experts will make their exam
nation Of Thaw in open court, after
all the lay witnesses for Thaw have
completed their testimony.
Miss Anna G. w Dayley, OF Pough
keepsie, member of the bar, was
the first witness for Thaw today. Miss
Dayley said Thaw was Decidedly ra.
tional" In all his conversations with
her
Mrs Mary Murnane, matron OF the
Jail In Poughkeepsie. said Thaw APP
peared rational at all times.
Charley Mccartney. attendant at
Matteawan from Feb. / to March 10,
had sole charge of Thaw every night.
He thought Thaw was rational.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
ELKS SELECT DETROIT
FOR YEARS BIG MEETING
Detroit Delegates are Jubiiant Over
Seiection--J. v. Samris, Of Iowa,
Chosen Exalted Ruler.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 1.-THE
Detroit delegates to the Elks' conven.
ton are jubilant today over the Sc
lection OF Detroit for next years meet.
ing Of the grand lodge. st. Louis. Mo-,
and Portland. Ore, the only other COLI
testants for the convention, withdrew
and the selection was mace by &C.
clamation.
Judge Morse Rohnert said IL Detroit
doesn't give the boys as good time as
the Los Angeles lodge has provided
at this meeting it will not be the fault
OF the Detroit lodge. The Detroit drill
team was so jubilant over the out
come that II marched through the
crowds at the Hotel Alexandra and
went through maneuvers while the
crowds cheered.
The balloting for grand lodge off,
GERS Of the Elks was resumed today
j u. Sammis, OF Lemars, Iowa. was
last night elected grand exalted ruler
Yesterdays balloting for grand es-
teemed loyal knight resulted in no
election as no candidate received i
majority. j. l.. Prester, Of Wyoming.
is the chief candidate.
The election OF grand exalted ruler
was the closest In years, SaI,lmis get.
flng 592 votes TO $50 for Garry Herr
man, OF Cincinnati. ALI the other old
officers were reelected
Today was devoted TO a business
session by all the delegates who were
not at Long Beach partaking OF the
hospitality OF the people there who
had arranged a big entertainment.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
TELLS DAMAGING STORY
ABOUT MISS GINGLES
Resident Of BeiIevllie, Can, Says Girl
Was Frequently caressed
and Kissed by Men.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE end OF the
Gingles larceny trial Is In sight. AS
sistant States Attorney Short announ-
ced at noon today that he expected to
finish the examination OF witnesses
before night and the case probably
will go to the jury by tomorrow night.
The state had an inning this morn
ing when three witness from Canada,
where Miss Gingles formerly lived,
testified regarding her life at Belle
vile and Toronto. Ont. before she
came to Chicago. They were called
in an effort to impeach the girls tes-
timony.
The chief witness was David s.
Thornton, a rich Belleville citizen,
who swore that while the Gingles girl,
whom he knew as Belle Raymond"
was employed at his home. an oper-
alton upon her had become necessary.
Thornton also testified that he had
frequently seen Miss Gingles In the
company of men and had seen them
kiss and caress her.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
AUT0|sTS FETEO
IN MILWAUKEE,
Stop Half Hour for Luncheon and
Continue Trip to Madison-Big
Welcome Extended

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. July l4.-Al-
though Milwaukee Is merely a way
station in the Glidden tour, scores or
Automobiles turned out TO welcome
the tourists at IL o'clock today wnen
the machines passed through here.
Only a brief stop was made. A tent
was erected in front OF the Deutscher
club at which a luncheon was served
to the tourists, half an hour being al
lowed for each machine
CHICAGO. July 14.-At seven O'Clock
this morning the first contrasting car
in the Glidden tour again got under
way and the third days battle with
sand and mud was on. The confetti
car and chairman Howers car had
left nearly an hour before. Todays
journey is over virgin ground for the
Glidden tour. The route is to Madt-
son, Wisconsin via Milwaukee. AT
Madison the cars will be parked for
the night
The tour has been practically FREQ
from accidents so far. The list OF
penalizations on which three cars
were placed at the end of the first
days run was increased after yes
terdays run by Brush runabout No.
1913 getting four tenths of point de-
merit tor adjusting a cone in a front
wheel Chalmers-Detroit No. /, Brush
No. 104 and the Mcintyre buggy No.
10, also drew slight additional pen
alties.
The distance of today's run Is 1852
miles and the running time scheduled
will be hours and so minutes.
The cars arrived In Chicago yester-
day at 2:4O and were parked on the
lake front over night.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
REPAIRS TO SHIP BEGIN
Isaac M. Scott viii Go To Lake Erie
Dry-Dock.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, July
14.-(Special.)- Repairs to the steam
er Isaac NJ. Scott. whose bow was bad
ly smashed In by collision with the
Inflated steamer Cowle. were com.
menced this morning Her bulkhead
will be patched with cement, which
will keep the water out Of the for
ward tanks Nothing will be done to
the broken forepeak The Scott will
proceed to her lake Erie dry-dock
when temporary repairs are complet-
-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
w. R. ENGLISH is BANKRUPT.
Real Estate Man Has Few Creditors
Bat Fewer Assets.

William r. English, a Detroit real
estate dealer. has filed a petition In
bankruptcy. His creditors are few
and his assets fewer English lists
as liabilities judgment for $4,000
In favor OF Eleanor Storey, a prom
issory note for si65 given to Ella NJ.
Ayres In connection with a refund OF
money invested in the Michigan FL
nance Co. and bills of $3.50 To the De.
troit Business University, and or 500
to Malcolm McGregor for rent HIS
assets consist OF 500 worth OF cloth.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
WRONG MAN, SAYS COURT.
Theodore Barry, Charged With At
tacking Woman, Makes Good
With AIibI

In discharging Theodore Barry. OF
No. q Richmond-st., arrested on the
charge OF attacking Miss Rose Davis
on the street, when he was found in
the vicinity two hours after the as
sault, Police Justice Stein declared
that he believed the case TO be one of
serious mistake In identity.
Miss Davis had identified Barry as
the man who said "Oh, you kid" to
her, and then tried to grab her, but
was beaten off with an umbrella In
the young woman's hands. Barry pro-
duced numerous reputation witnesses.
end established an alibi.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Drunk Has 50. SEQ Check.

Arrested as a common drunk in the
Michigan Central depot. Tuesday
night. Charles o. Thompson. OF Kala-
mazoo, caused distinct shock to the
police court attaches when he I'M
loaded check for $4,000. payable to
his order; a diamond pin. a gold
watch and $l2 in cash. And he was
only fined SO for his fun" Thomp.
son told the Judge that he was on his
way from Toledo to Kalamazoo when
the accident happened
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
An odorous Seizure.

One OF the most odorous seizures
that the federal officials have made
here recently was a, shipment of ASA
foetida held UP by the food inspection
bureau OF the department OF agricul-
ture on a complaint OF misbrandiug
The package has been turned over to
the district attorneys force and its
presence In their office Is not a mat;
ter OF surmise alone.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
PUTS
OFF BALL GAME
Double Header Will Be Played Later
On in the Week With Cantillons
Senators.

The dnwnpour OF the early after
noon SO drerched the ball park that
the Detroit management, after brief
inspection, decided to postpone the
game scheduled for the afternoon with
Washington until later on in the week.
when 1t will be played off with one
of the other games, as double
header.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
FOUL PLAY FEARED.
Ann krbor Railroad Detective Disap-
pesred on June 20.

OWOSSO. Mich, July 14.-(Spe-
cial. ) Louis e. Ash. so, who has a
wife and three children. disappeared
June %. Foul play is feared. Ash.
an Ann Arbor railroad detective, was
sent to the south end Of the line to
break up an organized gang OF thieves
who were looting box cars between
Ann Arbor and Toledo IL is reported
he shot at one man he saw lodging
between the cars June %. The fac.
that he has not drawn his pay check
has caused an investigation to be
started. His wife has not heard from
him
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
DETROITER is EXECUTED
Gary r. Barrett Claimed He Killed
Officer in Self.Defense.

Protesting his innocence TO the last
and claiming even from the floor OF
the scaffold that he killed Deputy
Warden Stedman. of Alberta. peniten-
tiary. In self-defense, Gary K. Barrett,
formerly of Detroit, was hanged this
morning la the corridor of the prison
here.
Barrett was first sentenced to death
at Prince Albert last year for killing
his stepson. This sentence was COM
muted TO life Imprisonment. lie was
then moved to Alberta penitentiary.
where last spring he committed the
deed for which he was executed to-
day
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Senator MacKay To Quit Politics.

State Senator John ID. MacKay has
been suffering somewhat OF late with
nervous trouble which he attributes
to overwork in trying TO attend to his
legislative duties and TO his large law
practice at the same time. He recent.
ly returned from trip to Atlantis
City. Il is unlikely that he will try
for the senate again.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Twenty.fourth to Hold picnic.

The survivors of the Twenty.fourth
Michigan infantry will have a basket
picnic on Belle Isle, Saturday. July
II. John Moody is president Of the
veteran. association and Robert Glib
bons is secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
W. s. Jones, Eather Dead.

w. Scott Jones. circuit court stenog
rapher In Judge Donovan's court. was
called to his home in Wilmington.
Ohio. Wednesday morning. by the
death OF his father.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and victnityt Wednesday
night and Thursday, partly cloudy
moderate temperatureJ moderate varf-
able winds.
Lower Mfchigant Fair toufghtt
Thursday. increasing cioudfness.
HOITnI.Y TEMPER TIRES
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

perature, s2I minimum, 61I mean, 72y
pnrtIy cloudy weather with 81 inch OF
rain during the early morning.
Sun rose at 400 a. mn, and sets at
fO6 y. nm.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Alexander. Umbrellas. 20 Monroe.

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat Kind that
tooks right. Times Printing Co., No.
IL John R-st. Phone 14es.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Busincss-IiIxe

BuSincss-IiIse Printing. No fuss and
40 feathers. The plain neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No
10 John R-st. Phone 1928.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14

CALL DETROIT rAxICAB CO..
Main sea-. City $3.50. Park 10
The Detroit times., 1909-07-14
Blow For Defense.

Frank Aldrich, recalled in rebuttal.
gave some testimony Of rather
startling nature. which proved damag-
ing to the defense. He told Of con-
versation with Mrs. Boyajian after
the shooting in which she said. after
making reference TO the bullet hole
in her hat:
The doctor intended to kill me all
right"
Aldrich told further OF talk he asd
with DR. Boyajian in the jail the day
after the shooting. In which the Wit
(Coptiausd o.. Psge Ntss.S