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The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
FEATURE EVENT TO HOUGHTON.
jamestown Jockey Club Meet VIII
Close Saturday

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 1.-THE jamestown
Jockey Club to-day entered on the last
week Of the meeting. as II was decided
during the afternoon that the meeting
would not be extended after next Satur-
Gay J. H. Houghton won the days
feature very easily.
The condition books for the first nine
days of the Jacksonville meeting reached
here to-day. The Thanksgiving Handi-
cap, 10 be run on the opening day. has
received sixteen entries. The results:
FIRST RACE-Six hIrlongs. Via Octayia, 100
tDugani, TO I, won; The Niger, l0l (AicCsheyl.
20 . second; Troy Weight. iOs (McCabel Is TO l.
third Time. LA. Nightfan Annie Sellers. and
Lange also ran.
SECOND RACE-FYge furlongs. Susan, q Dunn.
70 J. won; BOdkin. lo2 AleCabel, Is 10 !. second
Trustee. l05 (Goldsteinl. to J. third. Time 81 35
Thrifty, Miss Jonah Quincy Belle Chiffon SquaW
Bendaga. sheriff Bradley Fair Atalanta, and
schuicsel Fritz also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiYe and one-half furlOngs. ]. H.
HoJghton, lO9 lGolcSteinl, ; to 2 Won HERPES, 81
thillingsWOrthl 10 J. second. Holman. 100 Alex
10 l. third Time % 10. King Cobalt also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eghth miles. The
Monk, 81 (Wrispenl, 20 J. won Henry Munro. l02
(killiugsW0rthl S 10 l. second; Hedge Rose i02
(McCabel 10 10 l. third. Time, 50 Is. Neoska-
leeta, My Gal Harvey F., Ten PAGES, and Besuclere
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-sK tIrlongs Lucille f.. los
tGOldsteinl. 10 to /, won; Loyal Maid III (Iloyd)
10 To !, second Mobility. log tBelD. 10 70 l. third
Time, ! Is Is MOltke. II. Cr0scaddin Alaltine
Laughing Eyes Chief Hayes. My Southern Boy and
joe Gaiteus also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and twenty Yards. Lad
of Langden l0l (BelD. 10 I. won; Golden Castle
los AfcCabel } to / second: Hazelthorre. 9s (Gor-
dom. IS 10 l. third. Time. AZ French Girl Drac
eoola Vienna. Grace Kimball Summer Night and
Oakhurst also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
TROTTERS AND PAGERS MEET
Matinee to BE Held Wednesday on
the Speedway.
Members of Drivers and Riders As
sOciatiOn Hold Meeting at
Metropolitan Hotel.

The members OF the Drivers and Riders
Association viii meet this evening at the
Metropolitan Hotel at o clock. 10 discuss
important matters relating to the matinee
10 be given tomorrow afternoon over the
Potomac Speedway.
The matinee 10 be held Wednesday af-
ternoon is the second of the series TO be
pulled of over the course, the third and
last matinee being slated for November
"a. Each horse IN his class which stands
best In the summaries at the end of the
series viii be awarded a cup
With anything like fair weather the
matinee Wednesday viii be worth wit
Messing The horses engaged have been
tried out against each other. they have
ali had a race under their belts. and the
struggle between them should bo much
keener than was the case In the Initial
matinee
The pony races should also have their
votaries The last event OF the kind drew
hundreds 10 the course, and there is every
reason 10 believe that double tho number
OF spectators will be present tomorrow
afternoon.
Interest is keen among local horsemen
In the events scheduled for tomorrow
There may be some reversals OF form. as
the unexpected frequently happens In
horse races. The last may be first and
the first be last In the second trials With
a good day and good track, the contests
on Wednesday should furnish rare sport
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

Pittsburg Nov. l.-Stripping OF her coat like
"gToHn-up' eight-year-old Martha StauffeT. Of
Ellsworth, suburb, jumped into a pend yesteT-
day and rescued from drowning her three-year-old
brother.
Berlin, n. H.. Nov r-Fire. which started shortly
after l o'clock this morning. destroyed the New
Albert Theater. structure which with It's fittings
is estimated 10 be worth sI00 00G. The cause Of
the fire is not known.
Nontevide0 Uruguay, Nor. l4-The rebellion came
10 an end to-day with the unconditional surrender
Of the rebss, Who gaze up their arms and trust
TO the magnaI@nity Of the government In the
matter Of their punishment.
Lynn Mass, Nov H-Miss Ellen r wetherell
candidate for the school board on the SocialiS
ticket has inserted free lunches and abolition q
military drills planks in her platform. Miss
WetheTels nomination papers were written in red
ink.
Jamaica Long Island, Noy. H-As he was in the
middle q his sermon last evening. Rev +. o.
Zesch, pastor Of the German Presbyterian Church
suddenly reeled In his pulpit and collapsed. When
men reached HIS side he was unconscious, and died
few minutes later.
GreenTille. S. c.. Nov. H.-Dr Henry c. McFsH.
prominent farmer and physician living near Hen
deTson 5. c., was painfully injured about the face
and hands yesterday afternoon by an explosion
OF carbide with which he was filing & tank used
in lighting his residence.
Aias NOV 1a-t1FauY GarTett. aged nine
teen, was burned TO dealt. a slSg pie near
one Of the large furnaces here. He was a watch
man for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad aud
it is believed that when he sought 6 warm place
to sleep be ssphyxiated.
New York. Nov. M-Peter LiTijon. who wrots
threatening letter 10 John ID. Rockefeller de
mandins $4,000. has been held in s. 900 bail for
the grand jury. The prisoner said he wrote the
letter because he had DO home and wanted 10
be arrested that he might have shelter
Darmstadt. Germany, Nov. lA-Pnnce Henry Of
Prussia made several fights alone in 4 military
Asropiane to-day. Prince Henry has been deyoting
considerable time TO leaphing 20 perform on the
machine, and his flights to-day indicate that he
has made rapid progress in acquiring the AT of
control.
GreenEille S. c.. Nov. IA white farmer named
wilbur living near Townville Anderson County,
was arrested Saturday night for some minor mis-
demeanG and placed in the village Lookup. Some
time during the night he SET fire to the building
which burned TO the ground. remAting its solitary
occupant.
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiEe furiongs. Delaney, lo2
tGoosel. l 10 .. wen; Monty Fox. l05 Austin)
3 TO , second Grover Hughes. los Howard
l to . third. Time. 100 IS. Lcuis Katz The
Whip. Mayor Head, Stepenatlore, Borrower, Law
ender Lad Ramazan. and War Jig also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile. Heatherboou 100
Wa7renl. 10 !. Won; Detect. l09 (Goose) - |,
second Eastern Star. loz. Davenport. even, third
Time. :39S5 Charles Straus. Mockler, Sugar
Lump. Il L. Mexican. Americaneer, Little Father.
and DOttie b. - ran
THIRD RACE-six flrlongs Alfred The Great
10 tkOerneT) 10 2 won CrossOyeF, III, (Wol-
eott). Z 20 2. second: Eye White l0s (Austinl
to l, third. Time. l13 SIS. c. H. Patten,
English Esther. Rice Grain. Sporting Life. Bed
minister, King Of Yolo. Acolin, and Tommy McGes
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-one and one-sixteenth miles.
John Reardcn, ia tKoernerl. I to q won; Markie
NJ. ho tGoose). even. second; Camel lOs (Davsn-
poro, ! to 4. third Time, Is Or. Holz-
berg and Leamenoe also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and fifty yards. NJ.
Cambon, JOG tkoemeri, $359 won Queen Mar
gerite, los Ricel $50 second; Jeanne dare.
III lWaleott) IS. third Fslcada and Henry Hutch.
inson also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne and one-eighth miles Rem
FroFato, l05 martini. s. won: Alice Baird los
tGOOse) $50 second; Mont Clair, lOs (Herbert)
Sll, third. Time. Isl. Darder. Shapdale Arrow
swift, Meadow Grass. Mystiher Beau BrImmel Al
cade, Maid Militant Warden, and Quagga also 1n.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTe and half furlongs. Ozsabsr.
100 Glass. TO l. won; Dacia 100 Rooney, 80 to
!. second Oisko. 100 (rhomasl. TO l. third Time,
l3. t. Nay, Louise B.. Amargosa. PoFtOa Queen.
Clan Hampton, Ossandene, Pearl Bass Great
Caesar, aud Media also ran
SECOND RACE-Futurity course Tflinghast lOs
tFogarty) 10 l. won; Nettie l0 CGarner), 10 l
second. Sir Angus. 100 tArchibald), 6 10 l third
Time. 10. Plume, f. NJ. Fry. Burnen Silver
Grain, Alehemist, Giennadean. Silk, Lovely Mary.
and Satkass also ran.
THIRD RACE-FGturity course Tony Faust. 10
lArchibadl, y to /. won: NJ Musgraye. lO7 (Cofey)
II to 3 second; Bitter Sir. l0 (Thomas. % TO /,
third. Time. l09 IS Jessup Burn Capt John
Father Stafford. Inauguration. Belle Kingston, Chief
Desmond. and Yellow Foot also ran
FOURTH RAOE-SiX fIrlongs Jack Paine 100
callahan, 70 ]. Won; Daddy Clip. l05 (Thomas)
70 ]. second; BalTonia 100 lBuxton), to
third. Time lI2S5. Col. JACK and Enfield also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Aiils and a sixteenth Doraletta
log tGanerl TO ]. won; Kaiserhof 100 fCotton)
Is to 5. second: Treasure Seeker. 100 lAndersonl
70 l. third. Time. la7 Is. Elgin, Cabin Onatassa.
and Swell Girl also ran
SIXTH RACE -SeEen-eighths OF a mile Adriuche
IL tForehand) % !, won Howard Pearson III
tBattiSte) Z TO ). second: Sake, loe lEogarty to
l. third. Tine Us IS. Sonora. Wap, ]. c. Glenn.
Nebulosis. Alness, and VoltTumo also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

The Barnard Motor Company will open
their new showrooms in Fourteenth
street some time next week. They intend
10 confine the principal part of their
business 10 auto trucks.
]. II. Ebersole has recovered from his
recent Illness.
Robert Martin. of the Buick Motor
Company. has returned from his trip
through Virginia.
C. r. Whit, formerly with Lester ID.
Moore, has taken charge Of the Office and
parts department for the Overland Motor
Company,
The Congressional Garage has sold a
Wilcox motor truck to c. J. McCubbin
& Co.
J. H. Wilson will receive his Cole demi-
tOnneau car to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
LEAGUE OPENS THURSDAY.
Carroll and Y. VI. c. a. CUNTS VIII
Meet

Meet.
The first basketball game in the Wash
ington City Basketball League. and the
first game of any Importance In this city
SO far this year. will be pulled OF Thurs
day the nth. at p. a. at Carroll In
stitute, when the institute boys Iiae ~
against the crack Y. NJ. C. A. team, last
years champions.
The suspension of KeIliher has forced
Prof, Joyce to shift his lineup somewhat.
moving Mccarthy from forward 10 center
and placing Coleman IN forward The
teams will line up as follows:
Carroll Institute-Crogan and Coleman.
forwards: Mccarthy, center, and Hurley
and GiovannOni, guards
Y. NJ c. A.-Miller and Frazer, for
wards; Thornton. center, and Hoppe and
Wake, guards
All teams desiring games with the Car
roll Institute team address j. ]. Hurley,
80 K street northwest, who is acting as
manager in place Of Ed. Beaulac whose
resignation has not as yet been accepted.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
ASBURY BROWNS ORGANIZE.
Anxious TO Arrange Football Games
with COIOred High schools.

The Asbury Browns have organized a
football team and are anxious TO arrange
games with some Of the fast eolored
teams in or outside the District. The NJ
Street High School. Manual Training
School, Howard University Props, and
the Annapolis teams are preferred. The
following players have been selected for
the team: Hopkins. l37 pounds, left end;
West, jas pounds. left tackle; Despert,
IL pounds. left guard Collins. 10 pounds.
center; Johnson, 152 pounds, right guard;
Taylor. 135 pounds, right tackle; Scott,
l39 pounds. right end Brown. 13S pounds.
quarter back; Jackson, 40 pounds, left
half back; GatewoOd, 15S pounds. right
half back, and Ross, 40 pounds. full
back.
Teams wanting games write TO Daniel
Despert. 452 o street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
Guv FeeIer An Rnn.

Des Moines. Iowa. Nov. I4-Guy Fee
ley OF Waterloo speaker Of the house OF
representatives at the last Iowa IegfsIa-
ture, to-day made formal announcement
Of his candidacy for the United states
Senate. Attorney General Byers. Lieut.
Gov, Clark. and c. F. Frank. chairman
OF the Republican State committee, are
also in the race.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
Prizes 10 Corn Crovers.

Culpeper, Va, Nov. 1.-THE Boys Corn
Club OF this county, met here this after
noon and prizes were awarded for both
quality and acreage The first prize OF
$50 was won by John Freeman and the
second prize of $S5 went to Charles Bolen.
Prizes for best bread were given 70
Misses Barlow and Bolden.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
Well Earned Day of Rest for Georgetown Football PaysOte Sports
WAUSEKA IN GAME.
To Line Up with Carlisle Against
Harvard Law Eleven.

Harvard Law Eleven.
Carlisle. Nov. 14-The Carlisle Indians
returned from the Navy game pretty
badly bruised. but Coach Warner has
every reason TO believe that his redskins
viii have fully recovered before the
struggle against the AIl-star Harvard
law eleven at Boston on Wednesday.
Emil Wauseka, who is a commercial
student at Carlisle. but who is not emit
tied ordinarily to play because of Carl
isles four-year eligibility rules. viii be
allowed to play against Harvard law on
Wednesday by special agreement with the
latter. in view of the hard array OF
games Carlisle has to play since adding
Harvard law TO It's list, End because of
the number or redskins who are out with
slight injuries
The Indians leave for Boston on Tues
day.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
THE SONG OF THE HALF BACK.

I've taken the game as / found H.
I've bucked and I've battered the line.
I've huTdled and plowed
AS the stands roarCd aloud
With music that sounded sublime.
For it's brave Tor The Couees" 20 battle.
With the Girl there % cheer with a smile
And the gridiron strife
Is the breath Of my life
For the Game and the Girl" are worth while.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
Printer of old school Dead.

Richmond. Va. Nov. 1.-THE death OF
Andrew W Tyree. aged sixty-seven
years. a printer of the old school and a
Confederate veteran, occurred shortly
after midnight tonight He was widely
known in typographical circles and well
versed in Virginia history He is sur
vived by his second wife. who was Miss
Hattie Tiller, OF Richmond. and six chill
dren- His first wife was Miss Sallie
Betty.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
Athletics 10 Train at Savannah.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE Athletics will
train next spring at Savannah, Ga. An
announcement to this effect was made to-
day following a visit which Secretary
John Shibe and Capt. Harry Davis made
10 that city
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

Havana, Nov. 1.-THE Havana baseball
club defeated the Detroits to-day by a
score Of 10 ?. The batteries were Ne
deros and Petway and Summers and
Stanage.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

Lshon. Nov. h--As result Of smallpox
epidemic which has broken out in Lisbon. the
United States cruiser Dcs Mn.nes viii leave Tagls.
An shere leaves were stopped to-day The situation
IN Lisbon is becoming alarming.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
Nobel Prize Awarded.

Stockholm, Nov. 4-The Nobel prize
for chemistry has been awarded to Prof
otto Wallaeh, of the University OF Got
tingen
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

london Nov. H-Lient Ssgfried Heinz the Ger
man army officer who arrested charged with
having made sketches of the for;hcatons Of Ports
mouth Hsrb0r to-day pleaded guilty and placed
under bonds q s. 80 not % repeat the onense
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

A Washington broker tried yesterday
to swap 1000 shares of P. r. T stock
for ticket 10 the Yale Princeton
game. He was met on all sides by the
big flag.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

Mack signals went wrong on election
day. Norman Mack. the national Dem
oeratic chairman. drew the wrong bal
lot in an endeavor 10 vote fast. and had
10 go through with a Republican vote.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
SHORT LENGTHS

"Jehn l.. Sullivan lies when he says
there was frame-up for Jack Johnson
10 lay down to me at Reno" is the terse
statement OF James Jeffries who came
out OF retirement in California long
enough TO declare himself
Jim Archer, OF the Cubs, and Pat I-iv-
lngstone. of the Athletics. led their re-
speetive leagues in holding down base
stealing.
AtteH and Moore fight November Y,
in New York. but Abe's lease on his
title isn't in danger. because the arti-
cles call for the pair TO weigh In at 1913.
a weight Abe might Scale II ne nilea
his shoes with lead
John Philip SOusa, the mnrc4i king, Is
one of the best scatter gun shots In the
country. and likes nothing better than
TO take part in a big match with clay
pigeons as victims.
About this time of the year the fei-
lows whose foreheads run back 10 the
point of extreme height tell US base
ball isn't what Il used 10 be.
Johns Hopkins football team, out OF
Difference to the college colors, as The
Black and Blue" And all this under
the new revised rules. Tell ii to Wal
ter Camp.
Ii has been decided that the Athletics
viii train at Savannah. Ga. next spring.
Just move suppose Moran does trim
Bat Nelson when they meet November
26. VIII Ad Wolgast be crazy TO take
on the tough little Englishman?
If Ban Johnson persists In making
the clubs publish stockholders names.
the New York teams will look like
Tammany Hall subscription list and
the fact that Andy Freedman still gets
his rakeoff from the Giants dividends
will become public,
The membership list OF the COld-Bath-
Every Morning Club is rapidly decreas-
ing.
Mack Signals went wrong on election
day Norman Mack. the national Dem
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
SUMMARY YALE-PRINCETON GAME
First Half Second Half
Yale. Princeton. Yale. Princeton.

or
by in
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
CUBANS KNOW GAME
OF BASEBALL WE'LL
Warm Welcome Assured the
Philadelphia Athletics.
THEY MUST PLAY REAL BALL

Islanders Know How 10 Appreciate
Ffrst-ciass Exhibitions and Insist
on Strongest Teams Coming Over.
senior MuROz Sent Annually 10 Re-
port the worlds Series.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

The membership list OF the COld-Bath-
Every Morning Club is rapidly decreas-
ing.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

one of the best scatter gun shots In the
country. and likes nothing better than
10 take part in big match with clay
pigeons as victims.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

Jim Archer, OF the Cubs, and Pat Iiv-
ingstone. OF the Athletics. led their re-
spective leagues in holding down base
stealing
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

j. H. Wilson will receive his Cole demi-
tonneau car to-day.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE

T0tais....-. SO COL no rotAls:..,... 81 ~ 20
The Washington herald., 1910-11-15

About this time of the year the fei-
lows whose foreheads run back TO the
point of extreme height tell US base
ball isn't what IL used TO be"
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Free Sample
 For Baby's Ills

Something can and must be done for the puny, crying baby, for the child that refuses to cat and is rest less in its sleep. And since the basis of all health is the proper working of the digestive organs, look first to the condition of the stomach and bowels.
 child should have two full and free movements of the bowels a day. This emptying of the bowels is very important. as with IL comes a clear head, a light s,ean .ess or pnp; step; good appetite and sound Know what to give the child in the emergency or constipation and indIges- ton. Catharties are too strong and salts strong. but the child refuses them be- cause Of their bad taste Have you ever tried Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin? |, i. . nauid tonic that families have been mild. pleasant-tasting and promptly ef- fective; It is good for you as we'll as she child. but there Is nothing better to be found for children. They like its taste take 1t. VI First Of all. if you have not yet used II. pr Caldwell would like to send you sample bottle free of charge. In this way you can try it before buying. Later. when convinced Of its merits. you can get It Of your druggist at fifty cents and SnS eo.taF oottte. tust as thousands of e.her families are doing. The family of Mr. D w. Spangler of Strattonville, Pa. as well as that Of Mir A F Johnson of Walnut Grove. Tenn. started with 1t In that way and now write that 1t is their one Family necessity next to food itseH. 1T you are unfortunate enough to have a siekly child. one given to Constipation ana Indigestion you should send for d free sample of this remedy
 Dr. Caldwell personally will be pIea sed 10 givesyo any medical advice you may desire for yourself or family pertaining 10 the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely Tree or charge. Explain your case in a letter and he win reply to you in detail For the free sample simply send your name and address on a postal card or otherwise. For either request the doctors well building. Monticello. IL
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
In Honor of Miss Fitzpatrick.

Mrs. Garnet Prewett entertained last Friday evening at the hospitable Fitzpatrick home in honor of her charming guest, Miss Susie Fitz- patrick, of Tennessee The house was decorated in green and white, which color scheme was also carried out in the refreshments of cream and cake, which was served at the close of the game by little Misses Agile Merritt and Sara Prewett. These charming little ladies also served frappe during the progress of the game. Those present were, Miss Anna Mae Grob- myer and John Gatling, Jr., Miss Mabel Pettus and Jas. Euart, Miss Ruth Hatcher and Will MerWin. Miss Ardale Rollwage and Lindsey Bridg- forth, Miss Susie Fitzpatrick and Charles Norton. Miss Anne Elise Williams and Nathan Norton, Miss Lyda Mason and Dr F. ]. Kyle. Miss Francis Mann and Harry Gill, Miss Annie Campbell and Win Campbell Dr. and Mrs. II k Clark, MT and Mrs. II. A. Knight. .Dr and Mrs l.. II. Merritt.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05
Another Killing for St. Francis Co.

The frequency of killings in this county, especially among the colored folks, is becoming alarming, and calls for q remedy, and nothing less than a few legal hangings will probably have any affect
 Last Saturday, Coroner Todd was again called on for his services, this time on the old Capt. Peevy place, r miles north of town When he arriv- ed there in the afternoon he found that the killing had occurred about II o'clock same morning. He found the body of negro named Chas. John son lying just outside of the front door of Phil Bells home, partially un- der the house. He had been shot in the face with No. 3 shot, and his head beaten in with some blount inStru- ment Phil Bell, negro, admitted the killing, but claimed self defense
 Unable to empannel jury in the neighborhood, the coroner had the re mains brought to Forrest City. and on Sunday morning empannelled a jury. who rendered the following verdict:
 We the jury find that Chas. John son came to lis death by gunshot wound by the hands of Phil Bell, and recommend that he BelB be bound over to await the action of the grand jury of the next September term.
 S. r. MCDANIEL, Foreman.
 The jury failed to see clearly the plea of self defense, hence the verdict. And inasmuch as the jury had not fixed the nature of the crime, the cor oner on Monday released Bell on bail.
 The coroner reprimanded the people in the neighborhood of killing for al- 1 lowing the body to remain uncovered the flies having blown" the face, etc
 Scarcely week passes that The Times is not called upon to note a killing of some kind, and yet there has l been but one or two executions here I in many years. Life is too cheap. The people must arouse themselves and see justice is done these murderer If man kills in self defense or in the protection of his home, he should be exonerated by all means, but the reck. i less and ruthless taking of human life upon the slightest and many times most trivial proyocation must be stopped. The duty of every good cit izen is to see that the majesty of the law and the dignity of the state is pre- served.
The Forrest City times., 1910-08-05

Street Commissioner Royal has had the city moving machine working on the splendid crop of rag weed and dog fennel for some days, and the ap pearances of streets is quite differen, after these miserable dust collectors, disease breeders, and eye sores are re moved. Citizens generally ought tC appreciate this work being done by the city authorities, and follow it up by cutting away weeds that the ma chine may have missed, cleaning of the dirt and grass from the edges of sidewalks, and between walks and fences and otherwise cleaning up their premises. There are many vacant lots also and garden spots, and other grounds that have grown up in the rankest of weeds, and these too should be cut by all means.