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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-29

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The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
LET'S ADVERTISE

Editor Star:
 Dear Sir:-I see in your paper that there is to be some steps taken toward advertising Meua- that sounds good to me. No town ever yet amounted 10 any thing unless at least portion of mankind were ''pnt next" and the only way to do this IS to adver- tise. Now of course that will re- quire a little cash-just a little from each one, here l suggest that the club assess each citizen for so much now to be paid down and then a small amount 10 be paid each month thereafter so long as we shall please. It they asses us too much we will cut 1t down, if not enough we will raise it. make this suggestion as a citizen, and one who does not own a foot of real estate, but we are all alike interested in Mena and this is the best and only way that 1 can see to get business started. Yours, etc.,
 A Citizen.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
IS THERE A LIVING DINoSAUR
Natives of Rhodesla Recently Have Described What Seems to Be
 One of Them.

Somewhere in the north of Rho desia eff statements of the natives are reliable), a mighty dinosaur lives, moves and has being, rivaling in his proportions and terrifying appearance anything that paleontologists have as yet brought to light.
 South African zoologists, it seems, dismissed as beneath their notice the account of this reptile; but the defin- ite statement made on the subject by the Bulawayo Chronicle corrobor- ates Hagenbeck in a remarkable man. ner.
 A representative of that journal has interrogated natives on the spot, and has shown them sketches of the din osaur drawn from Hagenbecks de- scription, which they affirm in most positive manner is a very close repre- sentation of the creature they have seen disporting himself near lake near the river Lunga.
 Until this living dinosaur came above the geological horizon 1t was a fairly well-established fact that the last of the race was gathered to his fathers not more recently than the year 100000 B. C., and hitherto our only knowledge of the fascinating anil mal has been based on his fossiled remains.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
BOYS IN TROUBLE
Warrants Out Charging Youths With Burglarizing Drug Store at
 Vandervoort.
Special to The Star.

Special to The Star.
 Cove, ArK. May 2.-Dr. I. N. Porter of Vandervoort, came to Cove today to get A. NJ. Wooddell, justice of the peace, to issue war rants for a couple of fourteen year.oid boys belong to well known families of Vandervoort charging them with burglary.
 Dr. Porter's store was broken into last night and quantity of razors, knives and other articles were stolen. The names of the boys are being withheld until after the arrests. which will prob ably be tonight as Justice Wood dell returned to Vandervoort with Dr. Porter to act in the cases, owing to the absence of Jus tice Allen of Vandervoort, who IS in Mena today.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
J. {. BLOOMINGTON INJURED
Horse Gets Frightened and Rnns Away and Hurts Ankle So Badly
 That Foot is Arnputated.

J. C. Ihorington was badly lu- Jured Saturday afternoon in a runaway. He had just taken his wife home from down town and was on his dray wagon on Reine stereet near Hickory avenue when his horse became frightened at a baby carriage. MT. Thorlngton mad banana in his hand when the horse started to run and when he hursiedly grabbed the line with that hand it was crush ed and made the line so slippery that he could not hold 1t. When the horse got 10 Church avenue 1t made too short turn and over. turned the wagon in a ditch. In the fall MT. Thoriugiou's left loot became entangled in the brake and the weight of hls body In falling separated the bone of bis left leg from the ankle joint
  and broke all the muscles and ten dons.
 His right hip was badly bruised. Dr. w. P. Parks was called and with the assistance of Df. Lee and Dr. Gunnels amputated his foot about four inches above the ankle. Saturday night it was thought he would not live, but his condition is now much im- proved and he is doing nicely. His condition is now not consid- cred serious, and unless some se- rious complications set in he will recover.
 Mir. Thorington's two sons, Fred Thorington of Huntington, and John Thorington of Hart ford. arrived here yesterday to see their father.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
JOSEPH P. LANDES DEAD
Port Arthur Loses One of Its Strong est Men-Was Closely Identified
 With Mena in Past.

Following closely the messag e of the fatal illness of Joseph P. Landes, as reported Friday in The Star, came another message Saturday morning announcing the death, which occurred Friday night at midnight at Port Arthur, Tex.
 Mir. Landes' death was caused by pneumonia. The first news of bis illness came to Mena Friday.
 Aside from the loss to his fami- ly and friends the demise of this man means a loss to the commu nity in which he lives. The old CT residen Is of Mena know this, for from the date Mena came into existance and number of years thereafter Joe Landes, as the rep resentative of the Townsite Com pany, was one of the most earnest workers for the progress of the city. He was a man who had smile for the world and determi- nation such as brings success out of failure. Since being trans ferred by the Townsite Compa to Port Arthur Mir. Landes has been all to that city that he was to Mena. Fred Daniels of this city is a brother of Mrs. Landes.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
DEAL CLOSED FOR
 HENDRIX ACADEMY
W. ,. Sharp, au Educator of Bland, Va, Approves Contract by Wire and Will Be Here Soon-Yas
 Faculty Selected.

The Rev. NJ. K. Irwin. pastor ot the M. E. church. South, last Monday received telegram from w. U. Sharp, q we'll known edu cator of lslai d, Va, form ally ac. ceptlng the contract to open and conduct Meua Hendrix Academy. lie sa5s that he already has se- 'ected and engaged his faculty, aud asserts that it is a good one.
 Under the terms of the con- tract MT. Sharp will take full charge of the property, arranging for all necessary repairs and ex- tensions.
 It was thought recently that Prof. J. E. Conder of Texarkana, would take the school, but there was some delay in making terms and the Virginia man closed the deal as above related.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
Upt-to- Date Bed.

A furniture dealer in Paris is show ing novelty in the form of a bed which is attracting much attention. It is to all appearance an ordinary he'd. but the weight of the body upon it sets a elockwork in motion, and this operates music box which gives forth soothing melodies. The lulla. bies which it plays are supposed to induce sleep. By mean3 of dial at tho head of the bed the person who occupies it fixes an alarm for the next morning. This produces when the hour arrives discordant sounds, to which the person in the bed must pay heed because failure to rise within five minutes after the noise has be- gun will cause the bottom of the he'd to fall out.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
MRS. B. F.CASEY ASKS.
 $4O,OOO DAMAGES.
Widow of Man Killed in Kansas City Southern Yards at Texarkana Last December Sues Read for
 Herself and Children.

Mrs. Ben F. c sey, in be half Of herself ard children, Saturd, ,y 6isd suit ii the district court of Bowie ctulty against the Texar- kama x Fort Sni h railroad, a part of the Kansas City Southern system. Sde asks damages in the sun of S4 l.uu0 for the death of her huso4nd who is father of the other plainl ifS in the suiD. Mrs. Casey has rNtaine MesSrs. Snel- ser and Vaughan to pro secute the sui.
 O. December 23rd, 19v9, Ben f. Casey was killed Tn the local wards of tue Kansas City road. lie was working as car inspector and went under car to make an air brake coupling. It was sug- missed at the tune of the accident  that Mir. Casey thought the en- zine had uncoupled from the string of cars and had gone. In- stead the eogine was still attact- i'd 10 the cars ani began to back them along the track. Mir. Casey WIS crushed un Ter the wheels. Both legs and an arm were cut off. He lived from o'clock in the morning until l2:3O o'clock in the afternoon. when he died. He had been a resident of Texarkana for twenty years.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
Feminine For.Itude.

Who will say that women are afraid? Who will venture to call them the weaker sex?" The true modern woman fears no peril. We already know that she--like all women. at all times-couId endure even the most excruciating pain with admirable for titude and. generally speaking, much better than the average man. And yet, in spite of facts, there are men who will deny that fearlessness, as they deny this fortitude. There still exists-and there will probably al- ways exist-the type of husband, for instance, who tells his wife. after she bas already gone through some ter rible physical agony: Well done. lit tie woman: you bore 1t like a mani"
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
MACHINISTS OUT

Little Rock, May 2.-In con- formity to the general strike or der in District No. 5 ot the Rail- way Machinists, which embraces all of the Missouri Pacific system, 1S3 machinists and 5 helpers walked out of the Iron Mountain shops here at 10 o'clock today.
 The strike is the result of a de- mand for increase in wages which has not been granted. la its present stage the strike effects none but Missouri Pacific lines.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE
To Commemorate 9ist Anniversary, In- itiate Class of l6-Gold Watch
 for "0ld" Lindsay.

l. o. o. F. Lodge No. 152 Fri day night celebrated the 91st an- niversary of Odd Fellowship in Arkansas, and if all reports are true, old l52 did a good job of it.
 la the first place they initiated sixteen candidates, a stunt that it is surnised put the lodge in good trim for what was to come later, big feed"
 But there was something else before the feed-a surprise was sprung on Old Lindsay, that TO- tund veteran booster for the order in Mena. It was the presenta- tiou to MT. Lindsay of fine gold watch, properly engraved, w. M. Pipkin making the talk in be- half of the lodge. This watch bears on its front cover in mono gram, the letters 1. o. o. F. h. side the cover, handsomely en- graved, are these words: IS. L. Lindsay, From Mena Lodge No. l52, I. o. o. F." After this pre- sentatiou, a bounteful supper, served by J. E. Clark of the Rail- road Eating House, was enjoyed.
 This lodge is in very prosper ous condition, both numerically and financially, with a member ship of nearly IFS and fair cash balance in the treasury. Pros poets are bright for it's being able to pay the balance of it's debt on the hall in the near future.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
TAKE IT IN TIME
Just as Scores of Mena People Have

Waiting doesn't pay.
 If you neglect the aching back,
 Urinary troubles, diabetes, surely follow.
 Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache,
 Cure every kidney ill.
 Many peop'e in this locality recommend Doan's Kidney Pi Is.
 Here's one case;
 W. II. Mowry, 9l2 $. Seventh street, Fort Smith, Ark, says: "I can conscientiously recommend Doans Kidney Pills. Four months ago I had q constant, nag oing pain in the small of my back, aaccoompanied a Q by an annoyance from tine kidney secretions. Thls trouble had bothered me off and on for seven years. and at the time I commenced using Deans Kidney Pills, I was having se- were attack. I procured this rem edy on q friends advice and the oood results received from the first few doses surprised me, In about two weeks 1 was cured and I now have litte or no trouble from my kidneys
 For sale by all dealers. Price 5o cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan s--- take no other.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
More Interest Should Be Taken-Uni
 formity of Text Books.

muIe interest SnOulu pc ldken- uu-
 formity of Text Books.
 State Superintendent George E. Cook is urging the county ex- sminers as school o fiji l s throughout the state to arouse a greater interest in the annual school election.
 The question of county uni tormity of text books will be voted upon in a number of conn- ties, and in all districts a maxi mum seven-mil local school tax may be voted. One director will be elected in each special district.
 The question county superin- tendency, however, can not be voted upon this year. The law provides that this question shall De submitted only on the years preceding the general election. The first time this question was submitted was last year, at which time seven counties-Garland, Miller, Jackson, Lee, Crawford, Mississippl and Sebastian voted Tor the new law. The county su- perintendents will be elected in 'fese counties this fall at the general election.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
A New Furniture Store.

Matt Bolton, who until recently has been conducting a second hand business on the South side, has force at work Monday in the Cox store building, GOA Mena street, preparing to open up in the furniture business iu first class style. Mir. Bolton has a carload of furniture on the road al nd is pushing work in the store building to get things ready to receive 1t.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
Sioo Reward, SIoo

The readers Of this paper will be ? eased to learn that there is ct least one dreaded dis ease that nature has been able to cure in all ts stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con stitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrrh Cure k taken in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby des- rowing the foundation of the disease. and alylnathe patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. Tho proprietors have so much faith tr it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any easc fl fails to euro S.nd for list of testimonials. Adfreeh:
 FL CHENEY tk co, ToicdoO.
 Soidby all Druggists, l5c-
 Tags HanJs Family Pills for constipation
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
TEAM RUNS AWAY
'ns Driven by H. Quinn Got Frightened
 No One Iniured

Il. Quinn, the Southside black. smith, came near having a bad ac- cldent Saturday. He was returning from the country where hehad driv- en to take his neice homo when his horses became frightened and shied to one side of the road. When they shled MT. Quinn WIS thrown from the buggy but not hurt. The team Kept on running and came throuph the west part of town at a good rate Nothing was hurt till they started to turn from the alley into Daniels old barn. Here the outfit nit the corner of the building and was pretty badly smashed up.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
TWO MORE FINE HORSES
Eugene Cox Receives a Saddler and Fred RausCh Driver-Both
 From Missouri.

Eugene Cox and Fred Rausch have joiued Mena's thorough bred horse owners, each having receiy- ed beauty. Mir. Cox's acquisi- ton is a bay mare, six years old, of the famous Black Squirrel stock. This is a famous saddle stock, and the animal has all the saddle gaits, and IS said also to De good driver.
 Mir. Rausch's animal is a pret- ty two-year-old, and from breed ing promises to be fast one in the harness.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
IT WAS ENTHUSIASTIC
Men From South Part of County At tended Creamery Meeting
 Here Saturday.

The interest in the creamery pro- ject for Mena is growing and spread ing, as indicated by the attendance at the mass meeting Saturday, which was notable for enthusiasm. Farm CTS from the southern part of the county were in attendance and greatly interested.
 Additional stock was subscribed and the committee now has written to manufacturers for bids to install the plant.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
TO DEAL IN REAL ESTATE.
Claud Greene Leaves Dispatcher {
 Office to Go to Wickes.

Claud Greene, who has for some time been chief dispatcher at Mena, left this afternoon for Wickes, where his chief interests a fine 4O0-acre farm and a rart- uership in the real estate firm of R,dgway & Greene, are located Mrs Greene and daughters al- ready are living at Wickes'
 MT. Greene is hustler, as also is MT. Ridgway, his partner, ana the work the firm vii. do will De ,rofitable to Wickes and folk county, as we'll as to themselves
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
Boys Win Be Boys

ana are always getting scratches, cuts, spralns, bruises bumps, burns or scalds. Don't neglect such things sney may result serious if you do. Appiy Baliard's Snow Liniinent ac- I;orulng to directions right away and .s VIII relieve the pain and heal the woeoie. Price 25c. 60c and $l. Sold oy Gunnels' Drug store.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
A Smile

Ia n pretty hard thing to accomplish ! ,.1hen ID vol,re blue, bilious and out or snr.ts muy There is a sure cure for all s.inds sGa S. .of stomach and liver complaints Ninoo Nnonstipation and dyspepsia. Bal lard's Heroine is mild, yet aosoluleiy en sfeetive i- all cases. Price oo cents Sold by Gunnels' Drug ston'
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
Bring Your Corn

to the Allen & Baker mill II you want the best corn meal or chops. 10 If
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05

This Week hs seawns season fGT ns fst plete stock of MEMS, YOUNG MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING for Spring and Summer 1o1O
The Mena weekly star., 1910-05-05
High in Quality and Modera

w 0 MATTER what you put them to or how you s treat them they will prove up to your satisfac-
 tion. If you buy a $10.OO suit you get $1O.OO worth of honest out of it. If you pay $15 OO for suit receive $15 % of suit service in return be- sides, "We Guarantee Fit'
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-22
Taft and the Insurgents

No difference between the So- called "progressives" and the regulars will be recognized by President Taft hereafter, but all party leaders will be treated alike as republicans in the mat ter of federal support. Phe presidents views to this effect are given in a letter from Secre- tary Norton to a republican leader of Iowa, whose name was not disclosed.
 In the letter Secretary Norton stated that while important leg islation which was pending in congress was opposed by certain republican leaders, the president felt it his duty to withhold pat ronage from the senators and representatives who seemed to occupy d position hostile to bis
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-22
Chilled Militia

A chilly fog, which was felt most keenly by the guardsmen from Arizona, has been sweeping over the army maneuver field at Camp AtaScadero, Cal, the past few days, and Monday morning the temperature was lowering around the freezing point. Not withstanding the cbilliness, for several hours day the National Guard of Arizona and New Mex ico drilled on the plain west of the camp under the coaching of officers from the regulars.
 Major F. B. Day of the Thir- teenth United States infantry, who com nands Fort Mason at San Francisco, is drilling the Arizonans and Lieut.. Col. Pfeis, ter, also of the Thirteenth, is acting in a similar capacity for the New Mexico troops.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-22
Cruise on SaIton Sea

o. V. Kaiser, Lynn Gage, Wm. BogArdns, Otto Pfabe, Clarence Lund and Edwin Goth returned the first of the week from a ten days cruise in the sailbOat "Prosit" over the Salton Sea, says the Coachella Valley News. They repart most enjoyable trip and recount many interest ing incidents which occurred on it. Not the least exciting of these was the shooting by Mir. Gage of a monstrous turtle. One night the party made camp on the shore in the eEicinity of Fish Springs and found these we'll known springs, which have been under water for some years, now high and dry, though completely hidden from view by 8 thicket of jules which has grown up around them. They also report the dis covery of a partially-foating miniature coral reef.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-22
Killing the Umpire

According to bleacher Jaw, there are three particularly just itiable motives for doing away with umpires. An umpire may be killed, first, if he sees fit to adhere to the rules and makes a declsion against the home team at a close point in the game. Secondly, an umpire may be killed if he sends a member of the home team to the bench when the player has done absolutely nothing but call the umpire names and attempt to bite his ear off. An umpire has no busi ness to be touchy. Thirdly land this is perfect defense against the charge of murder), an um- pire may be killed if he calls any batter on the home team ont on strikes when the player has not even struck at the balls pitched. That the balls go straight over the plate has nothing to do with the case.
 There is ample proof at hand to show that killing the umpire is a distiDctively American sport. Other countries have tried base ball, but they have not tried kill ing the umpire. That is proba- bly, the reason why they have not waxed enthusiastic over baseball. For baseball without umpire-killings is like football without gi Is in the grand stand. It simply can't be done.-Harp- er's Weekly.