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Sharp County record., 1911-04-28

No better -four than Jersey
Cream can be bought for SIS bar
rel. Sold by Edwards, Batesville,
Ark.
D. J. Dawson, Lanton, No., c. D.
johnson, Clover Bend, j. D. Sulli-
van, Grange, r. w. johnson, Cave
City, and G. c. Clear, Martha, Okla,
have paid Record subscriptions this
week.
Saturday marriage permit was
granted to Clarence Smith and Miss
Blanche Stinnett of Reed. Monday
a license was granted to Fort Flem-
ine and Miss Edna McGinniss of
Grange.
Quapaw Fertilizer, sold by Ed
wards, Batesville, Ark, is the leader
in fertilizers. Now is the time to
use it,
The closing exercises Of the Eve
ming Shade High School will be held
at the school building on Thursday
and Friday nights of next week,
Quite an extensive program has
been prepared for each night
We have plenty of the famous
MISUNDERSTANDING Chemical Co.'S
fertilizer on hand. You can use it
the second or third plowinG to great
advantage Do not fail to try some
Of this fertilizer Barnett Bros,
Mere. Co., Batesville, Ark,
Your tongue Is coated, Your
breath Is foul Headaches come
and 90. These symptoms show that
your stomach is the trouble, To re-
move the cause is the first thing,
and Chqmberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets will do that, Easy to
take and most effective. Sold by
Snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28
LOCAL NEWS.
L~~~N~~NNN~NNNNS

helby Woods, who has been
ching at Elein, is home again.
o;et Jersey Cream Flour from
wards, Batesville, Ark. None
liter.
btAtty. 7. |. Herrn was at Hardy
0 or three days this week looking
.er some business,
iG. H. Matheny was here from
raxville Saturday mixing and
linelins with friends.
Buy Quapaw Fertilizer from Ed
ards, Batesville, Ark. There's big
rofit in it for the buyer,
So far this season those of our
shermen who have tried their luck
lave not been guilty of making big
,atches.
W. c. Shaver was at Batesville
several days this week visiting rela-
tives and old friends and attending
TO some business
Id Young left for Manila, Miss
issippi county, the latter part Of last
week, after spending a few days
here with friends
Jersey Cream Flour has stood the
test. Get ii from Edwards, Bates
vile, Ark SIS q barrel,
Quite a number Of people from
Evening Shade and vicinity intend
to attend the Confederate reunion
at Little Rock next month.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to w. ?. SiGsby, aged 65
and Miss Laura Ferguson, aSed %
both of Lave Creek township,
That's an old saw about the pot
calling the kettle black, but you see
Il comes true every now and then,
Funny that the pot will do that,
c. B, Snow, the MaXville real es'
tate dealer offers 81 for the best
six ears Of corn grown on any of
the farms listed with him for sale
In 1911.
Grover Jernigan returned to his
home at Mobley Monday, after q
few days visit In Evening Shade,
lie has very recently closed Il term
of school In Jackson county,
Fewer people were in town last
Saturday than on any Saturday for
several months, The day was fine
for farm work and evidently was
one Of labor for the farmers,
Prompt relief In all cases Of throat
,,.d,,, .ttas,,kia if vnit iisp Chnm=
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28
COUNTY SUPERVISION

To Those Interested in the Public
Schools
On the third Saturday in May, at
the annual school meetings, the
question Of County Supervision Of
Schools will be submitted to the
voters for adoption or rejection. AT
the meetings two years ago County
Supervision received a large num-
Der of votes, some districts going
almost unanimously for it. A num-
Der of counties adopted it and all
the district schools in these counties
are now under the supervision Of
County Superintendents,
Should this county at this time
adopt this measure a superintend-
ent would be elected at the general
election in September, 1912, The
qualifications and duties of the
County Superintendent are fully
laid out In the Digest of School
Laws of 1910 on pages 35 to Al, |
still have few copies for distribu-
ton.
Ia brieS he shall examine teach
ers, hold district and county instl-
tutes, visit all the schools, and see
to 1t that the teachers are carrying
on the work as the law directs, OF
course this abolishes the Office of
County Examiner, and the fees now
paid to that officer are applied to
the salary Of the superintendent,
which In Sharp county would be
5000 per annum, The remainder Of
the salary would be taken from the
state apportionment of school funds.
will eheerfully answer any
questions, and may ask the editor
of this paper for space little later,
0,C, SHAVER,
County Examiner.
Evening Shade, Ark
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28
INTEMP A n &C
Dr., +, NJ Cox Has Something To Say About
One OF Its Forms.

Editor Record:-We wish to call
attention to the statement MADE IN
last weeks Record in regard to in
Temperance, every word of which |
endorse except the first sentence,
Curious how some peoples minds
Ay to the drinking of whiSkey every
time the word intemperance is men
toned" which to US appears a little
curious.
Why do they do this? Because
intemperance in intoxicating drinks
is the most common form of intem-
perance; the one most spoken OF,
consequently the one ever present
in human mind. 1t is the one that
produces the greatest evil now ex-
tant in the land; produces more do
nestle trouble and dissatisfaction
between husband and wife; more
privation, starvation and want in
tie home circle; more death and
destruction of property by causing
accidents on railroads and other
wise.
There are 100000 deaths every
wear in the United States caused by
the Incorporate use of intoxicating
drinks, $4,000 directly and 10000
indirectly. All other forms OF in
temperance do not equal it. We
will presume that only half the
deaths in the world caused by the
drink habit are in the United States
That will give 10000 drunkards
dying every year. Think of that
number of people landing their
souls in hell every year, besides the
10000 killed by accident, caused by
drunkenness The Bible says nc
drunkard shall enter the kingdom
of heaven. When a man kills HIM
self drinking whiskey he is surely q
drunkard and cannot enter the
kingdom of heaven. AS there are
but two modes of existence in the
future, he must spend his future in
eternal torment.
Taking all the facts into consid'
Grafton, it is not so very curious
that the mind flies to that of intem-
perance in drinking whiskey,
AS we said above, we endorse all
that the Record said of other forms
of intemperance. They are all
evils that are detrimental to hu,
manity, and we are pleased to
know that the Record is public
spirited enough to call the attention
of its readers to the evil of the var
ious modes of intemperance and to
warn the public against the prac-
tice of them.
T. M. COX.
Evening Shade, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Hutchinson of
Cave City announce the approach
ing marriage of their daughter,
Miss Bessie Bacon, to Mr.. Walter E.
Perry of Cabot, at which place the
ceremony will be performed May
Sd. Miss Bessie's many friends, in
advance, offer congratulations and
best wishes.
Every family and especially
those who reside in the country
should be provided at all times with
a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment.
There is no telling when it may be
wanted in case of an accident or
emergency. 1t is most excellent in
all cases of rheumatism, sprains and
bruises. Sold by Snow Drug Co,
Collector W, w. Bristow is max
ind a fine record in his Office. AS
collector he is charged with, ap-
proximately, $4,000 in revenue,
and of this amount he has already
collected about $4,000 Before the
books are finally closed and the de-
linquent list is made up the indi-
cations are now that MIR, Eristow
will make almost a clean sweep of
the taxes and establish a new rec.
ord for this county.
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28
Claude Justus left Monday ~ ',
Jackson county, where he h0pe'" y, "
procure a school for the sull'''''
months.
Notice for Pul,lieatio"
Department or The Interior ,,..
Land once at Little Rock 81, "''

Department VI ino h ~ Ark
Land once at Little RoeI ,o' o."
NJotIce Ia hereby given ~ lna' wb" MONT On Ncs
IN Crumey Of Mobley' hrS% W"S Ma sesA
0, 1905, made Homestead ApplleaiOn. .., ' ou,rlef
serial No, oi7a1 for north half norhw's, s0d north
southwest quarter northwest quarter '"S 40 town.
west quarter southwest quarter seV"y ,'',"a merd'
ship 10 north range woat, ON pl'"y.m pO.e Anal N,'
Ian has filed notice of intention TO l'a'e land above
year proof to establish claim 70 s,a"0 ,"e County a
described, before the Clerk Of shalps y May, lpi'
Evening Shade, Ark, on the 9Th day ,Ot u B. raw
Claimant names as witnesses f 10. rhos A.
linps, VIM. u. stanhll Of MobleN .1 MN AK,
Brewer Alfred y. Gray Of Cave nN 0l'y' psqIst,t
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28
Scott'S Emulsion.

is the original-has been
the standard thirty-fve
years.
There arc thousands of
so-eallcd "just as good"
Emulsions, but they are
not--they arc simply imi'
tations which arc never
as good as the original.
They arc like thin milk
SCOTl'S Is thick like u
heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
it yourself with water
but don't buy it thin.
ron sAbii ~ ALL Dhuadisfs
Sharp County record., 1911-04-28
Notiee For Pul'lis"
Department or The ln's,'vl ,,""l. Anil
Island ohice bt lI,,,e aI,,d,reb ID, iell, ,
Maf'h nlsAey

IN Cave CITY, ARK" WIN oo"IiealIon M
1905, made Adjoining Farm ~ npyn yn or, s~
gfips, serial No, oi79o, for NV an " ~ west " "
,Ion a. Township 10 North l'a0ae ,,e ot Insa's
to make Final Five Year proo' ,o,s w tho Cle, Y
to the land above described vs oeiv'' Ark, @'F'|
Sharp County at Bvehihs S"''' IA
goth day of April ieli' -. Al n,
Claimant names as withesses' ,,,atslsA
Evening Shade Ark,, Harrison INV,
Johnaon, Allen Mayhnn of Oa'e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
NOWATA HAS ALLEGED
Case OF POISONING
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF MRS.
CROCKETT LEADS TO FIND
ING OF MORPHINE.

NOWATA, Okla. Oct. 3l.-(Spec-
iaL1--The state expects to prove the
presence OF morphine in large guam
titles in the viscera OF Mrs. Ollie
Crockett, who died mysteriously here
on October 18Th. and whose death has
led to the arrest Of Mrs. Dora Gaines
Mrs, Maude Warner, and Orvllle and
George Crockett on charges Of poison
Ing. by Dr. De Barr. state chemist at
the state university Of Norman. who
will take the witness stand In the pre-
liminary trial tomorrow morning.
The preliminary examination Of the
four defendants who were arrested a
week ago was started today and the
county attorney stated tonight that he
was very well satisfied with the hrst
days hearing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
Rlchcson Held on ri,c Counts.

BOSTON, Oct. S1.-The Rev. Clar-
ence V. T. Richeson. pastor Of the
Emmanuel Baptist church. Cam
bridge. was indicted on five counts
charging murder In the first degree
by the Suffolk county grand jury late
this afternoon for the alleged pois-
oning on October 4. Of his former
sweetheart. Miss Avis W. Linnell Of
Hyannis. The grand jury reported
their finding after hearing more than
thirty witnesses. II is understood the
Jurors were unanimous in ordering
the verdict. BY returning of the true
bill, the necessity Of a hearing in the
municipal court is obviated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
COMPETITION MUST Be KEPT FREE, BUT NOT
BY C0DDLING inefficient
Taft Defends Anti Trust Law-Wil Either Have Indivd
uasm or Commissions in Restraint of Trade-Con-
troll of Politics Must Cease, He Declares

PITISBURG, Pa Oct. 31-President Tafts second
swing around the circuit originally planned came to an
end here in the most enthusiastic and by far the noisest
demonstration he has experienced in all the $4,000 miles
he has Travelled
Plttsburg celebrated today the centennial of steam
navigation on western rivers and Mr. Taft was the star
attraction in the celebration There were 600 persons
at the wharf on Monongahea river when the president
was taken aboard the steamboat Virginia to review the
effect anchored there
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
ALLEGED Gambling
DEHS PAID VISITS
ORTN-NlNE MEN TAKEN
FoUR RAIDS MADE DURING
YESTERDAY.

Although rumors have been current
on the street that gambling was be-
ing "opeued up in the old style in
Tulsa last nights work by the police
department would not Indicate than
any collusion OF the police depart
ment was responsible for this In the
twelve hours preceding 2 o'clock last
night the police raided four Of the-
largest gambling joints in the city.
aud arrested forty-nine men who were
found in the places.
Each and every man arrested was
reqlred TO deposit S25 or a $40 cash
bond for his appearance in police
court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01

cry issued share of stock the real
value which the share represents.
III the states will not unite in uni
form corporation laws designed to
bring this about then, as to inter-
state commerce, we must suffer what
ever Of evil flows from this failure.
Rewards of Industry.
II obeyed, these rules and the con-
.Sern grew to enormous size, st.ll
maintaining the initial restraints. SIN
providing any enforcing rules which
would insure justice and fair dealing.
! would count those rewards as the
fruits Of individual industry, the har-
vest of energy and genius, and the
browning industry, the harvest of en-
ersy and genius, and the crowning
triumph Of a civilization resting upon
the doctrine Of individualism.
Taft Defends Measure.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. oct. 31-It was
nearly midnight when President Taft
arose to speak. Re defended the
sherman antitrust law, and said be
regretted that the matter had come
up at the banquet in as much as 1t
savored of harshness.
But what has m,. dear friend. Jdt-
Teton to offer?' asked the Presi.
dent. Only one course is open" he
Continued. either we will have in
uNidualism, or we will. have COM
in the restraint of trade.
gong to that point where the people
VIII demand that the power of men
engaged In such corporations be
transferred to the government.
And then We will have state scc-
lallsm.
Operation is Competition.
Now we can disintegrate unlawful
corporations and put them under in
junction. If they operate, they must
= know am speaking against the
trend Of many OF you, but | can't
help it, The law is on the statute
books and must be enforced. and this
sitting Of competition and this con-
lrol of politics must cease.
Wishes Problem Faced.
didnt want to get into this dis
'ussion, but ! want you business men
% face this problem"
There was FREQUENT applause during
he Presidents remarks.
AT midnight the President wa staken
70 the station of the Pennsylvania
Where arrangements had been per-
ected for his trip to Morgantown,
". Va.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01

NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct 31.-FarmeTs of the south
must withhold from the market every remaining bale of
the present seasons crop and follow this with
rated and binding agreement to reduce next seasons
cotton acreage at least % per cent if they hope to restore
the souhs great money staple to price level and
retrieve the losses sustained by of the present low
prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
Alleges Non.Paymcnt.

Alleging that they have never been
paid for material furnished for the
OF the new Brady hotel. the
General Fire Proofing company yes
terday filed suit In the superior
court against Mrs. r. c. Brady for
s3C3.65. the amount Of the bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01

Nrar r-emr-p Otis. o~' - Il
'-ita' rneefi-v Na- bne- cailad ~ fhn
~hoctaw r,s'ore v~h'ch T. IN art rnr-
~revs N "ho''eh irihai ~cverrmon. aud
- eeii The srrfscn NJ their extensive
~re' ~-S ~r~-sofi 's-1s -o that tho
.-,~' djs.isa n srroro 40 -,au-i,s-g
- N" '-'rel and TO distribute to trli-
AZ members
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
MAY KNOW HER
FATE By TONIGHT
ARGUMENTS IN MRS. ZEE RUNGE
MREE MURDER CASE WILL
BEGIN THIS MORNING.
SAW Them HOLDING HANDS
Witness for State Tcstifics That lie
Saw Mrs. McRcc aud Garland
in Field, hanh-inlIand.

OPELOUSAA, La, oct. 3l.--ln Civ
ing rebuttal testimony in the trial Of
Mrs, Zee Runge McRee, charged with
numbering Allan Garland several
weeks ago in the McRee home. WIT
nesses took the stand this afternoon
and testified as to Mrs. McRec and
Garland holding hands" Another
witness said that he saw them to-
gether often, ana tney were alone
ON one OCCASION Mrs. Mclloe had her
arm, or elbow, resting on Garland's
shoulder.
In bringing out this testimony the
prosecution declared that it sought to
show that Mrs. McRee had no reason
TO fear that the man she killed would
do her bodily harm. because Of the
apparent good friendship existing be-
tween the two.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
rs PLAN PROPOSED BY THE SOUTHERN GOV
ERNORs TO FORCE UP PRESENT PRICES
OF GREAT STAPLE PRODUCT
FOREIGN BANKING Interests TO Finance THE
HOLDING MOVEMENT

Believed Price Can Be Forced Up to Thirteen Cents if
Farmers Will Stand Firrn-Must Reduce Acreage
Twenty-fiv Per Cent Next Year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01

90 nef Doully haflh, because OF the
apparent good friendship existing be-
tween the two.
Didn't Think It Mach.
When Edmond Sylvester, French
man, was asked what he thought Of
Mrs. McRee and her reputation, he
said after he saw her arm on Gar
lands shoulder, he did not thing
it was so very good"
A. NJ. Hollier testified he assisted
in the preparation of Garlands body
for burial and made an examination
Of the clothing and the pockets there
in, but found nothing in them.
In her statement when she took the
stand, Mrs. McRee said she gave Allan
Garland nickel for a spool Of thread.
Many Times AIorc.
Cross examination failed to change
Holiers statements.
Louis Soleau testified that he knew
the accused and deceased and he had
seen them often together afd alone;
that they were walking along side by
side-once he saw them in field.
In the cross examination, he said
they were alone In the fields, and
there was nothing to hide them.
Alphonse Mouret testified that he
saw them together, sometimes with
Mrs. McRees children, and once he
saw them alone
What We're they doing?" he was
asked.
They Were Holding Hands.
They were in field. They were
Mrs. McRee had the gun,
and Mrs. McRee and Allan We're hold |
Ing hands. They were near a. briar
patch. The place is surrounded by
briars on two sides.
Saw The mFrequcntIy.
David Conklin was the next witness.
He had seen the pair going to and
from the McRee farm frequently.
Defense Enters Objections.
The defense entered objections
against the witnesses. all of which
we're overruled and exceptions taken.
Conklin was still on the stand when
;Ourt took a recess announcing that
1 night session would be held
The night session was held under
conditions because OF
the failure Of the electric lights.
Woman Denies Statements.
Mrs. McRee was again called TO
he stand In sur-rebuttal, denying the |
testimony given tonight by II. b. An
ierson, cousin Of Allan Garland, that
ne had seen the two in certain field
md that both were under one um-
)rella.
When asked by Mr.. Lewis concern
ng the testimony Of Mouret that she
vas holding hands" with Garland in
corn field while hunting, she said
Never Held His Hand.
mo, sir. | never walked in the
ield holding Allan Garland's hand
r no other mans hand"
Judge ePavy then stated that argu- {
nents would be made tomorrow This ;
vas taken to mean that the case win .
e in the hands Of the jury 10y Wed
esday night. If not sooner.
Court adjourned util tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01

ANOTHER ASSET Tulsa eXcels
oil cities In having natural adyant-
ages for manufacturing cement; she
has forty feet OF limestone, with i7O
feet grayty from quarry TO railroad;
natural gas for fucl Arkansas river
for water, and five railroads for
ransportatlon.-F. 7. sutherland,
Secretary Commercial club.
gatherings, The old llallowe' negam
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
Where Stops VIII BE Made.

Stops will be made In the follow.
ing towns in the order named: Tur-
ley, Sperry. skiatook. Ayant, Mich
OILS Bigheart, Nelagony, Pawhuska,
Meyers, Blackland, Foraker, Grain
ola, Frankfort, Hardy, Slverdale and
Arkansas City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01

best growing city, 1905 per cent in
crease the past ten years; now 2G,-
900 population. Having the oheap-
est known power and nine rail out
lets. our seventy -eight factories
are rapidly excluding eastern COM
petitors from the southeastern mar
kets.-E, T, tucker manager Blu
reau OF Information.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-01
!. Asks Bear" Prosecution.


IA fair and comprehensive system
OF futures trading Is accepted by the
commercial world as essential to the
p6wer and advantageous movement
AMI distribution Of the crop. but AZ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-10-25
NORTH CoNCoRD.

Mrs. J. F. Damon of East st.
Johnsbury was in town last week
visiting old neighbors and friends.
Mrs. Gilbert Williams and two
children of Kirby spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
Miss Georginana Langlois of st.
Johnsbury was taken sick Sunday
very suddenly at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Medic Fournier, and tax
en- to the St. Johnsbury hospital on
Monday.
Rev. H. @. Ward left last Mon
day for Jephy Hills, Florida, where
he will spend the winter.
Miss Eta M. Hawley left Monday
for Pike, N. H., where she has a
position as stenographer for the
Pike Mfg. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cushman OF
East ST. Johnsbury spent Sunday
with Mrs. Cushman's father, George
E. Hawley.
George Lynaugh of st. Johnsbury
was at his home here over Sunday
Mrs Harry Morton was in St
Johnsbury last Friday visiting
friends.
Percy M. Rainey of Lowelltown
Me-, is in town called here by the
illness of his mother, Mrs. Carl
Burt.
Mrs. Bert McLain and two child
rem who has been visiting her faith
er, Carl Burt, returned to her home
in Columbia, Friday.