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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Oregon and Washington Rail.
way team defeated the Postal
Clerks Sunday by an \ 10 score.
The batteries we're Boyle and To.
man for the o. a w. and Wilson
and Spencer for the Postal.
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COAST LEAGUE

and Sweeney.
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es-Matthewson and Mey-
srs; Smith. Fromme. McQuiilen
and Clarke.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-14

Holm and Wits an
Bradley for Portland.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
Jeff Gets
Rambunk ktiOus

The staid old United States SEN
ate received a shock Monday when
our own Jeff Davis assumed a per-
pendicular position and began to
speak in advocacy Of the election
of senators by direct vote of the
people. Making direct allusion to
Senator Depew of New York, no
ted political reprobate, who is op-
posed to the plan, our own jeff
said.
The senior senator from New
York need not fret himself about
the negroes of the South or Of their
possible disfranchisement, but rath-
er may he, when his term shall
have expired, betake himself to the
courts of the old world and bow
down in humble obeisance at the
shrine Of royalty"
sLAPs TEDDY, TOO.
Jeff also arraigned former Presi-
dent Roosevelt as one having AN
undyinG thirst for dictatorship" He
added that the popular will may be
trusted, as shown In the last elec-
ton In which he said the former
president was severely rebuked,
The senator from Arkansas took
occasion also TO discuss the case Of
Senator Lorimer of Illinois He
said the senate should purge itself
of the name of Lorimer by literally
kicking the owner Of that name of
the senatorial premises as well as
pay roll.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
THOU SHALT
NOT KILL

$4,000 murders. In the last IL
months Arkansas has had a num-
Der of killings which have blemish-
ed her fair name. Some of them
have been most atrocious. Every
unpunished murder takes away
something from the security of ev-
cry mans life. But the prevention
of crime is better than the punish
ment Of crime. To hang does not
undo what he has done. The chief
way to reduce the number of kill
ings is to make the carrying OF con-
cealed weapons a felony.
FAvoRs KERWIN BILL.
Il hope that the excellent bill in
troduced by Mr.. KerWin of Jeffer-
son county will become law. The
man who carries a pistol is more in
danger than the man who does not.
Nine times out of ten it is the arm
ed man who gets shot. The carry
ing of concealed weapons has been
the ruin Of many a good citizen.
In a moment Of passion he has
committed manslaughter, when if
he had not been armed he would
have controlled himself.
Loaded men and loaded guns
are the prolific source Of nine
tenths Of the killings. The time
will come when the world will look
back on capital punishment as ju-
dicial murder. The day is not far
distant when we will regard war as
organized murder and as insane
patriotism But the man who slaps
the character Of his neighbor with
his devilish tongue is as mean as he
who shoots his felloW-being from
ambush"
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03

Rev. PC. Fletcher, pastor OF one
of the leading churches OF Little
Rock, last Sunday delivered a SER
mon from the subject The Killing
Craze, or the Low Estimate Placed
Upon Human Life" which has at
tracted considerable attention
throughout the state. He said in
part.
SIXTH COMMANDMENT NOT REPEALED.
Surely it is time for the COVER
nor, all of the prosecuting attorneys,
the judges of the bench and the
ministers of the pulpit to remind
the people that God has not repeal
ed the Sixth Commandment. It is
remarkable, if not alarming, what a
low estimate we have learned to
place upon human life. Homicide,
manslaughter and suicide have be-
come SO common that we 90 not
even pause in our mad rush to dis
cllss the latest crime. Even the
pulpits are SO busy discussing the
dimensions Of Noah's ark and the
size of the IL gates of the New Je-
rusalem that the subject of human
life is seldom considered.
DIVINE COMMAND FORGOTTEN.
The divine command Thou shalt
not kill needs to be inscribed over
every door of every home, every
business firm, every schoolhouse
and every church Of our great ma
ton.
Though we are living in the
golden age Of Christianity, though
we boast of our splendid civiliza-
ton, and though we live in the
most favored land in the world, yet
in the United States in the last de-
cade there have been more than
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
GRANGE. G

Our new doctor is riding most Of
his time.
Flowing has commenced in this
community
A son Of Zack Jarrett is suffering
with pneumonia.
Oscar King went to Batesyille
last week with cotton.
W. A. Doss Of Emery visited in
this community Sunday.
Lots Of meat has been lost during
the hot days in this section.
Our town is to soon have connec-
ton with Shelbyville by telephone.
G. Fl. McCrackin Of Catheytown
visited in this community last Sat
urday.
Rev. P H. Sullivan preached an in
teresting sermon at Cross Roads
Sunday night.
Uncle Sam" Barnett has sold his
farm to Bob Willett for a considera-
ton of $1,000.
John and jim Shaw of Lockhart
passed through our burg enroute to
Sidney last week.
George Allen and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a new
boy at their home.
Wiley Mobley, Oliver Flemings
and Homer Doss had business at
Cave City Monday.
Some Of the young people Of this
community went to PouShkeepsie
Sunday and attended the all-day
singing.
If you have anything to trade
bring it to Cross Roads. We would
like to make Saturday trades day
at this place.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
R REED'S GRE [ X .

S. E. Simmons has bought the M,
c. Johnson telephone line.
Melvin Jones is doing splendidly
with his school at Fairview.
Wash Russ had business at
Batesville last Friday and Saturday
Several of Our citizens went to
Cave City Saturday to settle their
taxes.
j. M, Stephenson and Jasper Me-
Leod made business trip to Bates
vile last week,
Jasper Mcleod is erecting new
house on his farm, which Lee
Wagoner will occupy soon.
Houston Johnson and wife have
moved from near Cave City to the
j. W. Mcleod farm near Reeds
Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Girtman are
the happy parents of q fine 9-pound
boy Mother and babe are doinf
well, but it is said John is in crit.
ical condition,
People who still had cotton in the
field have been making good use OF
the fine weather in getting out the
staple. Most of them finished W
the crop last week
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
SHELBY VILE.
We are having some rain just

We are having some rain just
now,
w. w, Brist0w aud Il, B. Clear
were here Thursday and Friday
and, as usual we poor devils had to
dig up"
l.. l., Long Of this place will begin
Monday the erection Of new house
near his mill. G, II, Billings will
perform the architectural stunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ingram are
the delighted parents Of a 15-pound
boy, who arrived d few nights ago,
This makes five for John in the last
four years. lIurrah for John Wesl
We are proud to learn that p A,
McCrackin of Grange Is rapidly re-
covering from very severe and
serious axe wound on his arm,
which he received some time back
The cut was due to an awkward
lick by his son,
The people of this community
were recently surprised, as we'll as
being pleased, at the arrival Of an
old friend, Nelson S, Blakesley. Mr.,
Blakesley Is a miner and carpenter
He Is formerly of New Haven,
Conn BY his coming back we
think the Pierce mines are golng to
change hands maybe,
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
c A l A NJ | N [ .

nice shower Of rain fell Satur-
might.
II, Young Of this place made
bsineSS trip to Evening Shade
lay,
k-Sheriff George Mullen and
are the happy parents Of a
girl,
?, CLANCY and j, G, Milligan
Monday for lmboden to look
p some business.
he young folks enjoyed a sing
p few nights ago at The home Of
brew johnson.
J. CLANCY has a new supply
ows lie is fixing to supply
farmers this year
cctt Wasson Of plainview, Tex
IS in this section Of the county
tinS relatives and friends.
uite a number of people from
are hauling their cotton seed
narket, for which they are oct
a good price,
ll9S Odessa McCabe has returned
p lmboden, where she has
P staying with her aunt, who
been quite SICK
pm Nichols and family have
Ply all been on the puny list for
past week, but we are proud to
that they are all better.
0oore and Willett, the mineral
are in good spirits. They say
think they will Get some min
~ here some time In the near
l.s,
ne school Is getting along fine
re are about forty In regular at
lance, and the school is half
F. The pupils are all interested
PENS, and 1t is to be hoped there
not be any more friction In the
TWO months than there has
In the past two months. This
&c average Of those In the ad.
ced grades; Lillian Sullivan
E Price, Myrtle Young, 0S; Bill
wan Grover Mlze, 07; Leila Tay.
o6' jasper Millison, 95; Ello
re- 94' Shelby Mlse, 90; Register
lor' Albert Mise, e2; Alphus
san, 81; Anna Ware, SO; Minnie
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
Want A New County.

With the purpose of creating q
new county with Beebe as the cOun.
ty seat, a bill will be introduced
within the next few days in the
general assembly, in session in Lit
tie Rock, The proposed new coun-
ty will take two townships from
Pulaski county, three from Lonoke
two from Faulkner and two from
Prairie county.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
Another 0ne On Teddy.

U suppose your wife still writes
to the Woman's Home Journal for
advice on different questions that
come up in the management Of
your homer" asks the man with
the stringy white whiskers
mo, sir" replies the man with
the ditlident whiskers. She writes
to Colonel Roosevelt now-Judge
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
Dlte,yillo Dos Ned S)a,,

In common with lots Of other
places Evening Shade needs to take
on some new life. Pass the hot
drops, please Sharp County Rec
ord.
Do not use It all, nelshbor; this
burg needs a liberal application
Batesville Guard.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
There Are No Takers.

Editor CoSer Or the Sharp Coun-
ty Record declares that he is will
ins to wager his last lingering cent
that in the final roundup there vii
be more Gossips in hell than ld
dlere." We should like to lay
few kopecs on the affirmative side
of this proposition, Arkansas Ga
Zette,
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior
Land Once NJ Little Rock Ark, !
Iuu lUii

Notice ii hereby given that John A, Jarrett Of
pouphheepsIe, Ark who on October ~, 1901,
made Homestead application No OljO2, for
southwest quarter of southeast quarter Of sees
ton IA, Township II North, Range west, 9th
principal meridian, has filed notice of intention to
mahc final hyo year pro)f, 10 establish ca0n TO
the land above deeorIhed, before the Cler, of
SHARP county at Evening Shade, Arku Oh the
ilth dayof febru ~, 1911,
Claimant names as witnessesi 1hoihas llafii=
son, Cephas Nichols, lsHae Medloek, Il n Kent
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
THE INNOCENT MAID.

"Do you believe in high liccnse'"
asked the young man in the parIor
scene,
"Wcll," replied the innocent maid,
81 don't believe the license should be
high enough 10 discourage matri-
mooy."
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
SID N {

h Davidson Of Barren Fork was
wn Saturday trading.
,dse Smith of Evening Shade
A Saturday and Sunday with
Ids in Sidney.
Ian Wiles was up from Hazel
Ie Saturday on a visit with rel
Is and friends.
essrs. John H. Johnston ana m
ley Yeager went to BateSVllle
|tirst of the week.
Is Joel Shanks, formerly of this
but later Of Evening Shade
bllried here last Saturday
lr hustling fellow toWnsman
Ped Founders, the cyclist, had
HESS in Batesville Monday last.
he Sidney Garland Literary So
had a very interesting prog
Hast Friday night watch was
attended.
emmie Dixon, who has for sew
been suffering from a
. Of typhoid fever, is reported to
improving.
1aude Croft was up from Bates
Saturday on a visit to his
e folks and friends. Glad to
you, Claude.
problem in arithmetic was late
erformed in Arms lot by Tom
bel, who subtracted a fine span
hules from Sidney.
be Sidney High School boys
organized two base ball teams
are "limberiag' up preparatory
e opening Of the ball season
I'D. Evans, who has been work
at home for several weeks, re-
ed to Batesville Monday, where
Will resume his duties in John
VANS store.
1aude Kirtley and Lucas Johns
Ereturned last Monday from a
Ehours of bird hunting, during
eh time quite a goodly number
hail, etc. fell victims to their
ring shots-so they say. Well
ldging from the plow lines
gins from the horns Of saddles
hsins to farmers returning to
\ homes from town, one would
k spring is not far distant, and
ling from the warm weather OF
past few days, one is inclined to
Same opinion.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
SUSPICIOUS SOUND.

Baeon--l see n man named Greene
TutOlo IA running for Office in a
western town,
EgbcrI-t'hc name suggests the
possibility of getting N ihc soup,
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
A PARApoxlcAL PROFIT.

"Thero is one thing which is queer
about that airship building COM
pony"
"What is queer about thcmS'
"1hcy are doing u lond-oIIlcc
business"
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
Masonic Meeting Notice.

Evening Shade Lodge No. ld3
+, & A, M, will meet Saturda,
night, Work in the Masters de
Gree. Members take notice; visitors
invited,
J, II, McCaleb, W, M,
I, j, Davidson, Sec,
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
II arm all right now,
thanks to DIR. Miles
Heart Remedy"

The same relief is ready for you
Are you sure you do not need it
If DR.. Miles Heart Remedy helpe,
Charles Holmes, why won't it hell
your
~ wastroubled with heart disease,
aud after reading about DR., Miles
Heart Rene " | got bottle. Dc.
lori got the Heart Remedy had
10 SIt up mo Of the night, and felt
very bad 1t my stomach, Whatever
twoud cat made me feel worse, and
my heart beat very fast. But thanka
10 Dr. Miles Heart Remedy am
all right now eat good, sleep
good, and feel Ike a new man, al
though am almost On years old, !
have been soldier In The late war
Of the rebellion, and was badly
wounded CHARLES HOLMES,
Private Co, u, 5ith NJ Y. Infantry
Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co,
NY.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy

Is kept In thousands of homes as a
friend always to be relied upon IN
time Of need.
Sold by all Druggists II the first
bottle fsIls 10 benefit, your money
is returned. Ask any Druggist.
MlLEe MEDICAL co., Glkhart Ind.
Sharp County record., 1911-02-03
A slsptie.

Dlobbs--"I'm afraid lt's golng to
rain today"
Slobbs-'0h, ! think not, Just
saw the weather man going down
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
.DIAZ NOT TO QUIT;
AUTHORIZES DENIAL
Reyes Return Is Admitted:
New Cabinet Sworn In.

Mexico City. March Sin an author
lied interview printed in ri Diario to-
day. President Diaz denied absolutely
tn" report that he had resigned When
asked If it was his intention to resign
h" stated that nc would not do so. at
least until the present rebellion had been
Subdued. Concerning his ultimate inten-
tions in this regard. the President as
serted that il was difficult to say now
what he would do. but that il was not
improbable that he would resign later
on. He terminated the interview by
stating again that he had no intention
Of stepping out while the internal trou-
bleS continue.
1t is admitted in official circles that
Gen. Bernardo Reyes has been ordered TO
return to Mexico Immediately. As to his
future movement no one will say whether
he is to be minister of war or placed in
command or the troops in the field to
conduct operations against the rebels
The new cabinet ministers took the
oath Of Office to-day in the hall of the
ambassadors at the national palace. Pres
ident Diaz was present during the cere-
mOny.
1t is not expected that the now cabinet
will announC" any proSramm for dealing
with the rebels until after Congress has
met and acted upon the suggestion OF
President Daz
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
THRILLING JUNGLE
JOURNEY RELATED
Mother of Missions Tells
Old Adventures.

New York, March 2S.-How the Christ
ian religion was introduced half cen
tury ago to the cannibal tribes of dark
est India, Persia, and Africa, when to
renctratc the wilds for the purpose of
CARRYING the gospel 10 the heather meant
almost certain death, was told this aft
ernoon at the jubilee session Of the
Woman's National Foreign Missionary
Society in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church by thee women who risked
and survived tIcse dangers. They were
Mrs William Butler, ninety-onc years
old. the Mother of Missions:' Mrs
Jacob Chamberlain. since 1859 d member
Cf the Aren't Mission in India, and Mrs.
W. W. Scudder. for forty years MEM
Der of the same mission.
Mrs. Butler related a story of adven-
ture more thrilling than fiction. She
and her husband were the only mis-
missionaries to escape the Sepoy re-
bellion in the Gangetic Valley in May,
1851 They had founded the first Metho-
dist mission in India the year before
and had proceeded to Barely, in the
northwest provinces.
They had been there but few months,
she said, when the Sepoy rebellion broke
out. They consented to flee only wheD
the British commander himself implored
them to leave. They strapped two mat
tresses to poles, placed their two chill
dren on them. and marched eighty miles
through the jungles to small settlement
in the mountains.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
BRANDS VETO BILL
AS REVOLUTIONARY
Lord Morley Opposes Second
Reading of Measure.

London. March S-I.ord Balfour. Ct
Burleigh, moved the second reading OF
his bill to establish the referendum. in
the House OF Lords tonight The bill
proposes that there shall be a reference
to the people. first. in the event OF the
House of Lords rejecting a bill, and
second, when a bill has passed both
houses. hut 2r0 members OF tho House
of Commons petition for a poll Of the
people. Lord Balfour said the object of
the bill was that the will of the people
should prevail in all matters of lcCisIa-
tor.
Lord Morley. who is acting as govern
ment leader Of the House Of Lords dur
ing the Illness OF Earl Grove. opposed
the second reading Of the bill. He said
tho measure If il became d law would
establish 4 revolutionary principal over
the whole field OF parliamentary life.
The referendum would enable tn" House
of Lords To force an appeal TO the people
whenever they chose
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
PEACE FOR MEXICO
INSIDE SIXTY DAYS
Continued from Page One.

be one OF the conditions established be-
fore the revolution shall come to an end
Then when the subject OF possible
candidates for the presidency in sue
cessiun to Diaz was brought up. Madero
said quite frankly that Francisco Madero,
jr.. the provisional president and leader
OF the Instruction in Chihuahua, would
be 4 candidate.
He was a candidate against Diaz at
the last election, and Diaz put him in
Jail because he dared to oppose him.
To vindicatc himself my son would again
offer himself u candidate under condi-
lions of a fair election"
Mader1 was then told that the rebel
leader had been reported to be heading
this way, and that in certain quarters of
:;an Antonio there was a strong impress
ion that the son was already in town
in hiding. at some point near at hand
within automobilng distance.
My son is with his army in Chi
hUahua. according to the last word we
mad of him was tho reply Moth
ing has como from him for eighteen
days, but that must mean that some Of
his COuriers have been intercepted by the
federalS."
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
As Quickly as Water
DissoIves Sugar
About the Time It Takes for a
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to Work
On the Food and Bring Relief.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE.

There is no long wait between the time
you take a Stuart's Dyspe psia Tablet and
the feeling OF relief it will bring to an
overloaded stomach. II gets busy in jiffy
and quickly sets things to rights in that
tired and disordered stomach. 1t goes
right at the work of digeSting the food Il
finds lodged there and in no time at all
has things on the move-the gases cease
forming the breath is sweetened, the
coating on the tongue disappears. and
you are no longer conscious that you
even have stomach.
That is one of the chief recommended
tons for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
that they don't take forever to accom-
pIish the purpose for which you need
them 1t is just as II you put an extra
stomach or two to work when yours
needed help. You can't continually over
load your stomach and expect it to al
WAYS smile. It is going to get rebellious
and sulky after awhile and refuse TO go
must rest il occasionally-not by starving
and thereby weakening yourself physi-
Cally, but by using a Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablet to do the work of digesting your
THESE tablets contain all the active
elements of the natural stomach juices
and will alone and unaided digest food
lust the same as the gastric juices And
nothing could be more harmless than
these tablets. They do not AFFECT the
system in any way-do not cure any all
them freely.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
all druggists everywhere. Price. 50 cents
per box. A trial package will be sent IL
you will write r. A. Stuart Co, $50 Stu
art Building. Marshall. Mich.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
THE PEACEMAKER.

Two ncgbors had ancient ud They banded language
and threw dead the fence and seemed
scstep One day they passed from words
blows ncghbor the Others and chunks OF rock
began whir the air full Of fur Then stepped
in with kindly smile and badc this of guile Let
dogs delight friends said TO paw round and raise Old
Ned crocode and tigers fight let waps and anacondas bite
wrong gaoots seek the level of the brue Then
both scrappers turned and soaked where va
be- and manned my n and hit my
and knocked kicked roundv the neck and when
they saw | wreck, they off buy
Lemonade or milk or still up for balmv peace know
that slick grease The White Winged Dove land
sea- all cracked be- But after this when neghbors
fight I'll let them all night and if rcbukes
THROWN III send them in by telephone. WALT MASON.
by GoDgeM thew Adam>l
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-29
UPHELD
IN MEXICAN MOVE
Members OF Senate Approve
of Taft's Action.

President Taft has taken members Of
tee int" his confidence in regard to tn"
situation in Mexico. He has laid before
them. informally. the information which
led 10 tho sending Of -. nm troops 10 the
border. and these members. with the cvi-
demo" before them. believe that Mr.. Taft
was justified in his action.
Official information was received by
this government that Mexico was on the
verge of widespread revolution. The
republic to the south was described as a
volcano ready IN crupt at any moment
throwing tho country into anarchy and
lars worth OF American property and
danger to American lives.
Members of the Senate who have been
taken into Mr.. Taft'S confidence declare
that the developments OF the last week
notably tho resignation Of the entire
Diaz cabinet, have justified the alarming
vicw which the President and other
'nited States authorities had Of the
Mexican situation. Senior Jose Y Liman-
tour, tho Mexican minister of finance.
WAS. it is known. astounded at the in
flammatOry conditions that he found
upon his return to Mexico.
Among the members &C tho Foreign
Relations Committee who called at the
" hite House yesterday were Senators
Cullom, chairman of the committee:
Ledge. and William Alden Smith. of
Michigan. II was not a formal confer
cr<cc, but the President s making il
point to discuss the Mexican situation
with members OF this committee as they
Happen to drop in AT the executive Offices.