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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-15

Dr. Cadlwell:
I received the sample Of Syrup
Pepsin. It helped me so bought a
soc bottle and used It and have
started my second bottle. I find 1t
excellent; in fact, I had been using
SO many different kinds Of medi-
cine before, but 1t seemed like the
more took, the more l had to take.
/ have recommended it to several
of my neighbors.
Mrs. e. E. Cooling. Dix, Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-15

Anyone wishing in The
regular dollar large bottle Nara
CALDWELL eos Washington ST. Msnttsse Ill Yess
nams and . card will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-15
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
~Corn Belt Route"

.Corn Belt Route"
No. 1-st. Joe and K. c.
limited .................. 1850 a. m.
No. 3-K. C. Mail & Express 5:48 p. N.
No, b-IEansas City and st.
Joseph 90 a. m.
No. S3-Way Freight 500. .10:15 a. m.
GOING NORTH
No. 2-Chicago and st. Paul
& limited ..................11: ?. m.
No. 4-Chicago and st. Paul
Express .................11 q. m.
No. 81 ..................... 1920 p. m.
sNo. S0-Way Freight 80. $500 q. m.
except Sunday. Effective Oct. 20.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-15

5flre, lishtl1e and Tornado Insurance
Written &C lowest r0to2
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
SURETY BONDS
YbSmerD Sc me about
HAIL INSURANCE
On Growing Cfops.
w. "a. CLARK
1saeebe0e 60 Reem %
RlAe7 NATIONAL BANK 0l.oo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-12-15

DR.. Cadlweli:
received the sample OF Syrup
Pepsin. for which wish to thank
you very much. When I took that
1t helped me. so got a soc bottle.
had no trouble in finding 1t here.
I have now almost finished my sec
ond soc bottle. II Is certainly good
laxative.
Mrs. Mary ]. Paddock,
Manchester. Iowa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
MEN MAY FORM
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
TO BUILD M.F. &P. NORTH

The three days session Of the boar
Of Directors of the Mexico. Santa Fe
& Perry Traction Company terminal
ed in this city Friday afternoon.
Though no definite results so far
have been obtained, it is thought
that an amicable settlement with the
Fruln- Bambrick Construction Com
pany for the work this company has
already done will follow. Judge VII
liams, OF Bonneville. attorney for the
construction company, met with the
directors. l.
It was announced Saturday morn.
ing, by members OF the board. that
a love was on foot TO form a local
construction company on the north
end to finish the. line to Santa Fe.
4 like arrangement may be had Of
south end people to complete the roa
to Hereford.
Every effort is being strained 10
complete the electric road. The cit
liens of Santa Fe neigbborhood are
said to, be more than anxious to see
the road built that far and it is as
serted that some have offered to
pledge capital to help with the work.
Citizens south are working just as
hard to obtain some results along
that route. Representatives OF the
Commercial Club did not attend the
meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
10 YEARS,

Mrs. Fred A. Morris was the win
ner in a beauty contest in Mexico.
Others in the contest we're: Mrs,
John Maxwell, Miss Mary Nichols.
Miss Evans Ross, Miss lrma John
son.
Mrs. Emily Meyers, aged "a years
died at her home in this city.
H. II. Haggard departed for Jack.
son, Miss, where he was employed
as bo~ok-keeper and paymaster for a
railroad contractor.
James Green, of Twisp, Wash, and
Miss Kate Hollopeter, of Mexico,
were married by Rev. N A. Wallace.
Blake Cauthorne, of Mexico, and
Miss Edith Hamilton, Sam Angelo,
Texas, were married.
A marriage license was issued to
chas, Leslie, of Mead, Kans., and
Miss Leila Thornton. Of Mexico.
Mrs. Armilda Wright, wife of c,
a. Wright died at the home of heI
brother, Abe Jackson, in Mexico.
A w%aterpipe in the office of DR.
Hultz bursted. damaging the dry
goods stock of Turner & Jackson in
the room below.
The correspondent q the Ledger
from Hatton stated that Miss Mat
tie Ellis had been employed to teach
the Hatton school, Miss Pearl Carson
at Prairie View and Miss Belle Lit
tie at Walnut Grove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
I'd YEARs


Announcement was made Of the
marriage of Joe Belch, Of Colorado.
and Miss Lou Evans, Of Auxyasse.
w. w. Williams was in st. Louis
buying new machinery for his laun.
dry.
Marriage license was granted to
7, b. Harris, of Howard county and
Miss Lou Brown, of Audrain. Mr.,
Harris was 70 years old and Miss
Brown 23 years of age.
Josephine Barth, of Mexico, Mo,
received word that his afther, Leo
pole Barth. of Germany, died May
3.
A barn belonging to Dave Tomlin-
son, was struck by lightning.
The stockholders of the bank at
Farber were; 4. r. Gilliland, A. NJ,
Huntle, c. J. Beebe, J.. p. Smith, N.
II. sutton. i, P. Sutton, j. W. Smith,
T. J Greening.
In the oratorial contest of the
Mexico High School. +, J. Rodhouse
won the gold medal, and Arthur Lee
second. The other contestants were
Aubrey Bush, j s. Mcintyre and Ed
Woody.
II. c. Hunt. OF Centralia died Of
injuries received on account of the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

against steam railroads. There are 20a
numbered in the Docket Book. but
two Eases came in after the docket
had been arranged and were number
ed lO1 a and 165 C.
According to the docket book.
there are "a practicing attorneys IN
Audrain County.
Tho petit JURORS are:
Salt River Township: Clyde Ellis,
c. b. KEENAN,. F. T. Harris. c. c.
MCGEE, Hiram ThreIkeld. Lon Heller.
Sailing Township: s. A. Winscott,
J. s. Prather
Wilson Township: Joe Considine,
H. T. Cant. w. H. Blythe. L. f.
VIM.
Linn township. W. G. Bailey, W
K. Gass.
Prairie Township; T. W. Crawford,
w. c. Bridgeford.
Loutre Township: S. o. Coil. 7.
d. Peery.
Culver Townships d. r. Daniel, A.
Middleton. G. II. Mosby, T. J. nc.
Pike. ]. r. Maxwell. Dave Fouser.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
IN. IN ann III Jrars
..-Agn ThtH iElrrIk..



II. d. Hunter. of Mexico, had the
contact to build a $4,000 addition to
the Central Hotel building.
1oney Buckner was assistant tell
err at the Savings Bank in Mexico.
Lloyd Fetter and Thos. ]. Reed
purchased the Graham photo parlors.
d. r. Alexander was building a
store room on,W Love street.
c. W.. Baker sold a fine span OF
horses to Mr.. Moss, of Columbia
for $4OO.
DR.. Koontz sold a span of ponies
to Mr.. Clark, of PARISH o., for $3.50,
DR.. 7. G. Ready was atExcelsior
Springs for his health.
Charley Carter, aged 81 years.
died at his home, on Young's Creek,
of liver trouble.
Tommie Doty was night clerk at
the Ringo Hotel.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
LOWER LlrTLEsY.

Dry and hot, we are needing rain.
The thermometer registered 81 de.
grees in the shade Thursday.
Everybody is nearly through plant
ing corn.
Mr.. c. NJ. Morthland and family
Of near Llttleby was a Mexico visitor
Saturday.
Perry Davis is having a new add
ton built to his house.
Miss Nora Wilkerson and Lucinda
Tulle of near Littleby were at Mexico
Thursday, shopping.
Miss Matte Talley of neal Littleby
spent last week with her friends Of
near Laddonia.
Bro. O'Herron filled his regular ap
pointment at Santa Fe Sunday
morning and night.
There are several cases Of measles
around Santa Fe.
]. M. Bates of near Santa Fe lost
his horse the other day.
The Epworth League will shave al
ice cream super at the Methods
church at Santa Fe, next Saturday
night. Everybody invited to cont
and bring their money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
BANK ELECTION.

BANK ELECTION.
At the Annual meeting Of the
stock holders OF Citizens Bank, Ben.
ton City. the number of directors
were increased from five to seven.
A dividend of 70 per cent was de-
elared. 4 per cent being retained in
surplus fund and s per cent paid to
shareholders.
J.. w. Douglass. C. C. Douglass. j.
T. Kemp. Il. L. Mcclure, Fred j..
Precht, ]. }. r. johnson and II. F.
Noel We're elected directors for the
ensuing year. w. II. Coil was re-
tanned as cashier.
The business OF the Citizens Bank
is growing most satisfactorily and
the institution is in a most prosper
Gus condition. The bank is we'll
managed and located in the cen
ter Of a live. progressive, prosperous
community. and Is loyalty supported
by citizens Of that part Of the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
T. o.


IN CALIFORNIA.
T. o, Garrett. well known to the
readers Of the Mexico Ledger and a
son of James Garrett. sr., Of Mexico.
is now the owner and proprietor Of
the Lakoport California Hotel Gar
rett. Tom has prospered wonderfully
in California. and his friends will be
glad to know that be is a large
owner; and while not a millionaire,
is past the $4,000 mark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

funds belonging to the State. Under
the verdict confirmed by the SUI
preme Court about $4,000 will be
paid into the support fund of Hospita
No. | at Fulton by the Company.
which gave bond to the institution
for MIR. Thomas as treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
BUCKET OF PANT ovERTuRNs;
PERCY COLLINS DECORATED.

Friday afternoon, the painters who
are giving the Ringo Hotel building
a new GOA OF paint accidentally ov-
erturned one Of their buckets and
Percy Collins who happened along
the street beneath the seaffoad was
hit by the contents, The color was
yellow and Perey's clothes were very
much besmeared,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
RoWENA.

~
Mrs. John Smithey, of near Thorn
sonyille. was here trading wednes
day.
A. Nafziger, OF near Sailing, was
customer OF S. M. wager Wednesday
Henry wager. OF Monroe City, gen
eral agent for the Economy Stool
Powder, and James Wager, of neal
skinner, agent for Audrain County
were here Thursday, Jim says h'
sold $500 pounds last week and 4,
800 this week. The people are wei
pleased with this stock powder.
Mrs. William Appleman, north 0
Centralla, was here Wednesday.
J. o. Donaldson, of near Thompson
Vile, and Carl Srader, of Monroe
county were business visitors her'
Thursday.
Elmer Geinwich and family and MI
Shettles and family started on a fish
ing trip Thursday.
Several from a distance ATTENDED
the meeting of the Odd Fellows
Thursday night.
Cieil Mallory was busy grinding
Friday. He also ground Monday nigl
uDtil about ten o'clock
John Smithey, of Thompsonville
William Wilson and Frank Towles
OF Monroe county, and William Daw
son. the Cecil merchant, were here
IrIda,
f.. w. brewer had a large shipmen
Of goods to arrive from the tracks a.
C~entralia Friday and Saturday.
Tom Rowe, who has been on his
farm for several days, returned tt
his home in Mexico Saturday.
Clarence Berry. south of Contra
school house, c. Il. Keithly, Of neal
strother school house, and okli
Donaldson and family and Alber
Spencer and wife we're here satur
day
Albert Spencer lost a fine Roya
Diamond colt.
Phil Roberts went to Centralii
Saturday after a load Of coal.
Claude and Roy Tribble delivered
a load of oats to S. NJ. Wager the lat
ter part of last week.
Elder Greer of Mexico, filled his
regular appointment at Antioch Sun
day.
Charley Tanzey and family, o
south of Paris, spent Sunday VIII
Arthur wager and family,
John Hampton, of Centralia, was
here Sunday with a fine Royal Diam
ond colt.
Allen wager, AL Hill and James
Wager we're here Sunday.
Bob Peck shipped out a load o.
cattle of his own feeding Monday, tc
st. Louis,
William Davis, of Monroe county
was here Tuesday and says he has
a fine stand of corn and has it pillow
ed over one
Jim Holloway was a business Wis
itor here Tuesday.
Ed Love was a customer Of S. M
wager Tuesday,
John Bragg, of nea Cecil, was ii
our town Tuesday.
Al Hill has been hauling his corn
which he bought of Alex WEIGH las
winter at SO cents per bushel.
George Merry of near Bethlehem
was a customer of S. NJ. wager Thur
day. I,
Decoration Day was observed by
large number of people in this vicin
ity.
Pete Foreman and family of nea
Thompsonville, were here Tuesday.
Sam Chandler, of near Goodwate
and Frank Towles, of Monroe county
We're here on business the first o
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
RussgLL sARIveR

VISITING HIS GRANDPARENTS.
Russell shriver, of I'll Reno, Okla,
arrived Friday afternoon to spend
he summer with his grandparents,
n. r. Key and wife Russell is 0
years old and made the trip a.one,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
FORMER mexico NAN
COMPOsES VERSE
Wiiiiam T.. BrldBss writes a very
Pretty Llttle POEM Entitled the
Bridegroom. reproduced beIow-wa
G. & a. Agent Here.


Wnllam fjrideoa. 81 1886 Gene
bee sireel. kanAns CITY sends the
ledger i Iitfle pa&ia entitled the
bridegroom. written 1g himself. Mr..
afldges Is we'll known in Mexico. He
ea8 at one time freight agent for
he Chicago x Alton % this city.
The poem follows
Ny heart sweIls n rapture as |
think il over
i spirit 81 body however ! stray
dwell in the heart u my lover,
Whose assurance ! have this day.
70 write Of another Il o in my
mind
spinning out words for the sake of
the rhyme
There ii no agenglh for me in that
lind
Bnt there ~ NV n telling of that
lover Of mine
beautiful fl my eyes docs he appear,
Fragrant as the annIa blossom his
breath to me
Spirit ef my spirit II my heart ever
near,
rherea 4 sast fcr by soul in his
liberty.
a ~cqanteIpa'se shs oblest-slrons OF
limh,
He comes Oh tl,s eFsszo Of my medit.
tions
tho dss ~ Ire Apirit--l embrace
rhe iey N loYe l'esoud al eNpecta.
fIonss
My kpsee "a 4 kim, he ocmes from
hIs ihfoue.
i sIps1l1 ifiasIaA one he chooses
b Ies b..s IS sas 70 be claimed
AAa Wilt hin "a glory forever abide.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

The famous Sublette case, inyolvin
the title to land in Southwest st.
Louis valued ut $4,000, 900, vas decid-
ed in the Supreme Court Thursday al
ternoon in favor Of those now hold
ing the 800 acres, ending a litigation
| which turned upon the priority OF
death between 9~-year-old Fannie Sub
lette and Pinckey w sublette, her
uncle. a Western trapper. h. S. Nc
Kinney o. this city was an heir.
Judge Lamm handed down the de-
%cision, and by his finding it is es-
tablished that the uncle died firse. Ha
it been established that he died after
the girl, his heirs would have laid
claim to his part of the immense es-
tate.
Fannie Sublette died suddenly Will
at a birthday party, May 16, 1861,
and it was said that something she
ate had made her Ill; but there were
rumors that she had been poisoned
| She was the last of her family. and
the question arose whether her uncle
Pinckney died after she did. He had
gone to the h~eadwaters Of the Mis-
souri, years before, and a long and
! tedious search by lawyers revealed
his grave On a lonely prairie. Test
mony of those who had known hin
was that he had died before 1861,
Within a few days the Boy Scouts
organization will be launcher Will
officers, a Council to govern it ant
officers. Then the arrangements vii
be made for the annual summer cam
Of three days or a week. This CAM
will be the big event OF the summe
and will be the scene Of contests be
tween the various patrols for honor
in woodcraft, scouting, photography
! signalling and the other department
Of the Scouts.
ne DtISOhHtl VI AhN iNNRA ONNN
will be composed of representative
of the City Government, Police force
Fire department, churches, Bushes
Mens's organizations. 1t will hay
full charge of the entire body.
Within the next few weeks severs
more patrols will be organized an
Scoutmasters appointed for them, II
boys will be urged to work on thei
qualifying for first class Scouts an
to order their uniforms.
Miss Eva Blythe, of this city, VIII
has been at the head Of the Manui
training department Of the MexiC
Public schools the past year, wi
spend the summer abroad. Mis-
Blythe, who is n of the be-
instructors in this work, the schoo
have ever had, will spend her vac
tion sightseeing
She win depart June is and joii
a party from the University of Ari
ona. Most of the important places
b note in Europe are on the itineral
. of the journey.
Miss ella Threlkeld, OF this cit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
CIRCUIT COURT
MONDAY.

CONVENES MONDAY.
Monday afternoon at l o'clock. the
Audrain county circuit court will be-
gin the June term. The docket fol
lows:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

4 marriage License has been issued
@ Willard Il. stnarf. II Collins.
Colo. and Miss LetlIo = Byrns, Mex
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

Mrs. Eliza Cox, Of Saline Co, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs, w. H..
Pollard.
Born to the wife of August Brae-
mer. a son.
w. IL. Pollard delivered baled hay
to O. Defua for $11 and $12 per ton,
Born to the wife of Guy Davis, a
son.
Dogs killed several sheep for Clabe
Thompson last week.
Born TO the wife of chas. Pollard
a son.
Kent Stevens delivered So fat
hogs to Adams & T~ruesdale Tuesday.
G. Matthews and family have re-
turned from New Mexico,
Mrs. I. b. Robinson visited in Ma
con Saturday.
/ Sam Smith had business in Paris
Monday.
John Mcdonald is enjoying a new
auto.
chas. Kitchen was in Moberly
Saturday,
Mrs. Griggs has returned to Col
umbia after a visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Jake Stone,
VIM. Q%uisenberry is spending a
month with John Hawkins,
Mrs. Anthony Burkeye died in
Sturgeon Sunday. Burial at Pleasant
Grove Tuesday.
A cemetery Association was form
ed at Pisgah Tuesday,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
BENTON CITY

not have to ~patroni1, the plant. if
We choose not"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

Robert Bisgs. Of Aaxtaaso, wai
IN Mexico on business this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

Arthar Hamilton home from
North Dakota
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

=. HlIdqbrand md daughter OF
KANSAS cry. altegAed he Wick
nraee Wedding.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08
VERDICT IN H

THUMNS BONU CHoE'
The Supreme Court OF Missouri has
confirmed the judgment against the
Bond Company in favor of the State
OF Missouri. w. D. Thomas. as treas.
urer OF Hospital No. / at Fulton
: disappeared some six years ago with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

J.. D. Bales and Louis Bolts, Of
Santa Fe. were IN lhls dsy Thurs
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-06-08

s. q cfa.khead va8 ia this city
Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-05
SERVICES. AT THE
 TEMPLE TONIGHT

1At IOHISuC SeTVlCeS at the Fem pie Rabbi Ephraim Frisch vii preach on the subject, f'Shoult the City Provide Fairgrounds For tI. Children?' Miss Margie Bell Atkin. son, formerly member of the Tenn. pie choir, will sing a soprano solo The musical selections consist of the following numbers:
 Organ prelude, t'Cantalina' (sa- lome), Mrs. F. B. Renfrow.
 Soprano solo before sermon, I'm cline Thine Ear" (Frey). Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet.
 Soprano solo aftef sermon fPre- lude' CRonald), Miss M. B. Atkinson
 Closing hymn, Holy Sabbath Rest choir and congregation.
 The Saturday morning services will include sermonette by Rabbi Frisch, an organ prelude. rAndante' from ''Kreutzer Honata" (Beethoven) by Miss Gladys Dilbott, and an al to solo fCIoser to Thee" QSherman) Pv Miss Ftrel schloss.
 The Friday night services begin at 7:45 and the Saturday morning de- .votions It nO:30. Everybody is c,r- dially welccme&
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-05
Youthful Man Who Held Up and Robbed J. w. Meeks
 is Convicted By Jury
TRIED AIIBI PLEA
Leslie Gray, His Partner in Crime, Will Stand Trial Today on Same Charge. J

In the Jefferson circuit court last night, shortly after o'clock, the jury that heard the evidence in the case of the State against Leslie Sparks, charged with highway rob- bery, returned verdict of guilty and fixed his punishment at years in the state penitentiary. Sparks was convicted by jury in the same court earlier in the week of a charge of grand larceny, and given three yearD for that offense. His mother and other relatives testified in his be- half on both occasions. Leslie Gray, his partner in the crime, will be ar raigned today on a robbery charge. ' Young Sparks and Leslie Gray arc both under indictment for robbery, in connection with hold up which was pulled off at J, W, Meeks East Sixth avenue store inn the night of February 2, 1911. Meeks was just closing Lis sstore for the night and was at work counting his days receipts when he was ordered to hold up his hands. He looked up and two young men, both wearing masks, we're before him with revolyers pointed at his head. He gave them $25 and they also took hts gold watch. Upon leaving the store one Of them fired a shot into the air. Gray and Sparks were later arrested by the police and Sparks confessed tothe crime, duplicating Gray.
 During the trial yeeterday Attorney Creed Caldwell proved an alibi for Young Sparks, by several witnesses, relatives of the two young men. J. w. Meeks, the victim of the holdup, however identified Sparks as one of the. mon who held him up and was positive of his identification he said. The nolice testified to the voluntary confession of Sparks and Sam John- son, city editor of the Graphic, also testified to confession which the prfsoner had made to him at the city jail after his arrest. District Attor- ney Nixon, who induced a jury sever- al days ago to find Sparks guilty of grand larceny and fix his punishm ant at years in the state prison, Gray later pleading guilty to similar cherge and being sentenced to ore year, prosecuted Sparks at yester- days trial Gray will be tried today on the robbery charge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-05
SUPT. COOK MAKES A STATEMENT Says Pupils of Branch Nor nal Did Not Do Pro-
 per Work
PUPILS MAY LEAVE
Branch Normal Near Graduates May Go On a ''Strfke" Because Of
 Their Failure.

Because the examination of the graduating class at the Branch Nor .snal College sere was taken out of the hands of PStncipal Isaac Fisher and conducted by State Superintend- ent Cook of Little Rock, resulting in the failure of the entire class of twen- ty there is much dissension among the student body and pupils are threat ening to leave the school Principal Fisher is endeavoring to quiet them, but some have already left. This is a branch of the Arkansas University, for negroes.
 Supt. Cooks Statement.
 Little Rock, Ark, May 4.-Prof. George B. Cook, state superintendent of public instruction, was this morn ing told by Democrat reporter pf the action of members of the senior sc1ass of the Branch Normal College at Pine Bluff to which he replied that he had heard nothing Iof the discus sion, but that the entire class had failed on examination.
 fThe governor about a year ago appointed special committee, com- p,sed of John r. Rutherford of Pine Bluff, Gustave Jones of Newport and myself, for the purpose of making the examination this year. Principal Fisher and the teachers were noti- fled that such an examination was to be made and they knewsit. throughput the session. The committee prepared the list of questions given to appli- cants for teachers license and these were sent to County Examiner Lowe of JeferSon county and the examina- tion was held under his direction. The teachers at the branch normal gave out the questions, the papers of the students were turned over to them and the teachers themselves graded them, which are now in this office.
 "That the entire class failed is to be deplored. I am not surprised that there is some soreness in the senior class as result of this fail ure The questions given the stud ents were not unusually difficult and had the proper work been done they might have been prepared to pass the examination
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-05-05
DELEGATES ELECTED
 BY THE EAGLES

At meeting oFthe Pine Bluff Ae- rie No. 209, FraternaI Order of Eagles last night. delegates were elected to attend the annual state convention of Eagles in the capital city June 5, 6 and 2. The delegates include w. c. MoBryde, A. Johnson. c. B. Smith, o. B. Perry and G. B McGfbbony. The alternates are J. F. Williams; Will vego and Bob FMqua. The Eagles also instructed the special dommittee on the minstrel performance to close a contract with the firm of crotty, Faulhaber and Crotty to put On the minstrel show for the. local aerie. The performance will be given early in June. The special committee that will arrange for the show. which will consist pf two night and a matinee performance, is composed of, Meyer solmson. chairman: Louis Schmidt and Charles Feeley.