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La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
RUDOLPH Roos.
Mere Next Week.

Last week Thursday and Friday we
were one of a party OF a dozen or
more. who were transported in five
automobiles to the reservoir and dam
site OF the Mammoth Irrigation dis.
trici. about twenty-five miles east CT
Trinidad. II was journey of about
100 miles overland through a region
that is almost uninhabited. but which
needs but the application of water
to make II an agricultural empire
equal TO any part Of the great Ar
Kansas Valley.
The Benton Canal and Reservoir
Company and the Mammoth Irrisa-
t1Dn District are now interested Joint
y IN the project, and there Is a
'ssW Sod ps4st t~s<- Of .4esoo0 raeSes
south and west of La Junta.all tribu-
tary to this city, being brought under
irrigation and made as productive MS
any part OF this great valley. Owing
to the fact Of our being out of town
most OF the week the article de-
scriptiye OF the project will have TO
be deferred until our next issue.
Among those who took the trip To
the reservoir site last week were
the following l.. W. Mcdaniel. Il. A.
Steen. G. l.. seelcy. George Little. J.
ID. Craighead. Jack Mcdonald. w. A.
Colt. w A. Colt. Jr.. A. NJ. Lam.
bright, Tom Tate. J. 4. Gauger. +. r.
Lewis. Dave Bole. Mr.. Flynn. secrc.
iary Of he Mammoth Irrigation Dis.
trict. James McNecn. Charles A.
Becrbohm. and the editor OF the great
family Journal
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
W. NJ. wiley Resigns.

Because OF differences Of a person.
nj nature et~een himself and Dennis
Sullivan. chairman OF tho executive
osrd Of the Holly Sugar Company. W,
n. Wiley has resigned as president
Of the company. Robert W. Kelley.
Of New York. will succeed Mr.. Wiley.
The differences have been drag.
ginE along for several months and
came to . climax when MIR. Wiley.
one OF the most prominent men In
the Arkansan Valley and whose every
thought and energy have been for
the development Of this rich aEricui.
tural section. handed In his rcsig.
nation. Mr.. Wiley will continue to
rcsidc at Holly. being Interested In
irritation matters there. He will
retain the presidency Of the Arkan.
sss Valley Sugar Beet aud Irrigated
Land Company. lie will also retain
his stock interests In the Holly Sugar
Company. lie has been president Of
this company since the factory WAS
built. In isOs.-Iioiiy chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Eighty Carloads Of csnss,ovpss.

La Junta shipped eighty carloafs
Of cantsioupes during the season Just
closed. the last carload leaving for
Chicago last Wednesday night The
growers appear to be pretty well sat.
isfied with their returns this year.
over $4,000 having been paid to
them by Barnett BroA.. Of Chicago.
through the I.s Junta State Bank.
since the season opened.
The growers received 30 cents ad.
vance for each crate Of one dozen
melons up TO September 1tth. but no
returns have been received In excess
Of the advance since the season op.
cncd. and no advance payment hns
been made since September iith.
The growers are not alarmed. how.
ever. and say they are Just as sure
Of the advance money being paid M
they could be Of anything.
J. o. Wood made n phenomenal
record for the season. shipping a
total OF 1909? crates during the sea
son. or an average Of 75t 10 tho
acre. n he only receives the advanc,
payment Of 81 cents per crate. he vii
have average gross returns an acre o
Ss%s.ss. This II = showing that viii
be hard to beat anywhere In the vel
| ley. "t 20
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Water Suit Conference.

On request OF the Arkansas Valley
Editorial Association. President c.
W. Benedict has authorized call fer
a meeting OF the Arkansas Valley
Commercial Association TO be held at
La Junta "Wednesday, October iIth.
This meeting will be held In conjunc-
tion with the Arkansas Valley Ditch
Association and the ssasa1Ap vasa-y
Editorial Association to cor slider Col
Orado water suits and defense mat.
ters. The convention Of these three
organizations is OF extreme impor-
tance and there should be a repre-
scntation from all sections OF the
valley. The meeting will he called
In the district court room at La
Junta at 1880 p. m. The Editorial
and Ditch Associations have issued
calls for this conference and both
of these bodies will send large dele
cations.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Thursday Evening Whist Club.

The members Of the Thursday Ey-
ening Whist Club. which is one of
the oldest organizations for pleasure
in La Junta, assembled Thursday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. f. T. Lew
Is. on Ration avenue, to enjoy the
clubs first session OF the season.
The officers who served the club so
efficiently and pleasantly last year
were reelected in a body. and plans
were laid that insure the fortunate
members many delightful winter
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice were
guests of the club.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kendall.
GIG Ration avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
ls6,ss Of the Mseesbsss.

The Ladies' Of the Msccabecs ~.
sembled on Thursday evening n
the home of Mrs. X. n. Kirkpatrick.
5i7 Ration avenue.
The largest attendance for several
months was present. aud the ladies'
enjoyed the lnformality and cosincss
Of the home. and believe that they
have hit upon the most conscnisl way
for conducting their regular meetings.
Several Maccsbces from out Of town
were present aud were the source Of
added inspiration and interest
The house Was bright and frsx.
rant In pretty arrangement Of
autumn flowers. and refreshments
were served that proved exceptional.
" delicious.
The next meeting will be on the
evening II the first Thursday In No.
vember With Mrs. G. =. kasten. si7
Cinarroa avsans. ssd a. thst time
matters a iatssese 70 every Mscca.
~ VIII ~ coasl1see1. A ~ larger
ettsn1aacs \ pse0lss1 1T hat o..
ooS0Bs i.-F''sfa4'~--.---.'s ~. ...''.. ~
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
New City Directory out.

+. A. McKinney's new district d..
rectory OF Otero and Crowley coun.
ties is out and Is now being de.
liverod to subscribers. II Is n
very handsome and imposing volume
of $40 pages containing complete
alphabetical list OF the residents OF
each one of the towns In the two
counties. with all OF the rural routes,
and much miscellaneous Information
that Is accurate and complete.
Besides the alphabetical list of
names there is "A household directory
OF La Junta and also Of Rocky Ford.
gi,sag the number OF people living
In each house. From this IL ap-
pears that the population OF La
Junta Is 5.0ss. and Mr.. Mckinney
Says he IL prepared To take u sol.
cmn oath that II Is absolutely cor.
rect. The population OF Rocky Ford.
from the household directory OF that
burg. is about 3.50s. According to
the federal census Of last year the
population Of La Junta WAS t.i5&. and
that Of Rocky Ford $3.50.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Death Ct James W. simonton.

Little James w, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Simonton, who reside on
South San Juan avenue. died at tht
home of his parents, at 3 O'Clock
last Wednesday Afternoon, ased six
years, nine months and twenty six
days, The little boy had been sick
about four weeks.
The funeral service was conducted
at the residence by Rev ". r. Davis,
at o'clock Friday afternoon, and in.
terment took place later in Fair1.ew
cemetery.
The family have the sympathy of
the community in their sreat sor.
row
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
PvsIlIss osss 0ss kneek. Out.

Kid Godfrey. the Pueblo pugilist.
who was knocked out on Friday night
September ?sth. BY Kid Luchs. of
Aguiiar. In . boxing contest at Swink
did not regain consciousness until
Monday evening. Godfrey hss been
confined In the Valley Hospital st
this place ever since the bout. A..
though he showed signs Of improve.
mcnt Tuesday. he is stiil In n ser.
ius condition and the outcome Of his
injuries are purely probicmstIcai.
u was = blow on the jaw that
knocked Godfrey out. aud up until
that time he he'd the best Of the
hout. On the first meeting between
the two mea Lvcha broke NJ oppon.
sat's Jaw. and II vas on the ldsntt
cai SPOT that Godfrey wss BIZ lAss
pSt1ay otgAe .
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Gx.vI''sss Policeman Getting Even.

Ever now and anon the La Junta
Tribune takes 4 fIendish delight III
handing = warm one to Cndersherin
Dcvine. better known AS the "sx.
village policeman" Mr.. Devine was
In the city yesterday. and during n
few leisure moEla nts took advantage
OF the opportunity Of getting even.
lie II responsible for the following
paragraph:
~. u. Mason. editor Of the La
JuntA Tribune. II one OF those
staunch republicans Of the old school.
He has well.formulAtcd republican
proclivities which couldn't be budged
with . kcg Of dynamite. Mason had
been hooking forward with more than
ordinary Interest TO the coming visit
to Colorado of President Taft. n
there II any one person the fat editor
Of the county seat Tribune ndmires
more than he does his dog. Patsy. Il
is the corpuIent president Of the u.
y. Mr.. Mason accepted Mn invita-.
tlon sent out TO all republican editors
Of the state 10 banquet with the
president on Tuesday. Plates for
this rscherchc function came at five
plunks PER each. and In order To get
his full moneys worth the jolly cdi.
tor had tasted for five days. You can
we'll Imagine Mason's embarrassment.
on rcachinx the state capital. when
he discovered he had unfortunately
left hb Invitation and banquet ticket
In his other coat"
Thats . good story. Dcvinc. II II
wasn't for our personal knowledge
that editors don't happen 10 have
two coats.-Fowler Tribune.
TIE above true story II probably
~ nsar the truth ~ any Of the nu.
merouo eairy tales related by the OF.
villAss Vsliceman. q which he has =
vast aaoestasnt. Az . roast. howev.
q. u q vsry tsns compared 70 some
! we have reed on the saas subject
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
City Council.

The city council met Monday even.
ing, all the city dads being present
except Daimler. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved.
and as nothing of a startling nature
appeared to worry that august body
routine work was disposed OF, and
the following petitions and business
was disposed OF:
The petition of Jake Klein and Ed
Chestnut, asking for permission to
tap the city main to their property
in Home Place was granted. Petitions
of like nature have been present
ed at various times to various city
councils. and always have been refus-
ed heretofore. the general opinion
being that II the request was granted
to one, other citizens of Home Place
would be entitled to the same priv.
ilege. The result being that Home
Place would derive all the benefits
OF being in the city. without having
10 pay any taxes toward the support
of the benefits they were enjoying.
Juan Cordova had great desire to
conduct pool hall on Harriet avenue
and Second street, where he could
entertain his fellow countrymen and
incidentally separate them from tn ir
loose change for the privilege of
shooting the ivory ball. The city
council deemed Juan of too phil
anthropic nature. and denied his re-
quest
J. NJ. Teter was elected police
magistrate TO fill the unexpired term
OF Judge Clark. Henry Cramer was
elected to the position Of driver OF
the garbage wagon.
The reports OF the clerk and police
magistrate were read and approved.
s'Ppti VI IL :" 20 ih ~
gard to the seepage water on the
county road near George kilgore's
residence. was referred to the water
works committee. II is more than
likely that this seepage water will
be turned Into the lakes in the city
rArk by means Of titnx. .s.--s-. .l-sa
~ was also moved and seconded
that Third street be shaled from
Santa re avenue to the cement bridg,
on Anderson arryoa.
Bids were opened for the remodel.
Ing Of the gutter on Santa Fc ave
nue. known TO fame as the horse
trap" The contract was awarded to
Kirkpatrick 4 Burnsides.
After the approval Of the drug
store bond OF Andrews 4 Lagerqnist
the usual bills were allowed and the
meeting adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Is criwley ceunty's Valuation.

County Assessor Chas, h. McCabe
who has just finished transcribins
the Tax rcll CT the county from the
tax books In the office OF Assessor
Gauger, Of Otero county. has totaled
the list and finds the assessed valua.
tion of Crowley county to be S2.023,.
6I6. Not tad showing fer a
baby county Can.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
To When II May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that after
the fifteenth day of October, 1911. |
VIII not be responsible for any debts
contracted by jackson Daley, of La
Junta, Colo. for aud on account OF
the partnership doing business under
the firm name ard style Of Daley q
Roos. Said partnership will be dis
solved on said date by mutual con.
sent
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Annual Social Evening.

The b. 7. F. class of the First
Presbyterian Sunday school held they
annual social evening at the home
OF the president, Miss Cora err, on
Saa Juan avenue. last Saturday even
Ing. 4 very plea ant evening was
enjoyed by all.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Reception TO Teachers.

A very pleasant reception was
given In the reception rooms OF the
Presbyterian church. last Friday ev.
eninx. the numerous teachers Of the
various La Junta schools being the
honorees.
The reception had been arranged
for BY. two efficient committees, Mrs.
4. g. Edwards on music. and Mes
danes Black. Buckley. Beerbohm and
Allen on reception.
Each guest on arriving Was met by
= member Of the reception committee,
given y card with pencil attached.
and told 10 exchange autographs
With every person present. In this
way everyone MAS To meet everyone
else and n genial time was Insured.
Midway Of the pleasant course Of
the hours. = musical program Was
rendered which consisted Of the fol.
lowing numbers:
Violin obligatO. organ accountant.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
LOVER TAKES POISON
~'"'""'h 'nn,i' T. sd WITH Good
'h"'i ana lie Nu~i race
'ouIt ,hargc

New Work. March "a Believing
ms sweetheart had wclricd oft ban.
Fran, Smith, 2l wears old. d7an.
rnisun in the apartment where ne
liFed with George Dpnham at SO 1890
fasi seventy. .lXth street
smith had been paving attention to
Miss Mile Wasu,l for some time.
she lives on First avenue. ana h. Nrr,
Sund looking Smith recently told
Miss Christie Iohn friend of the
'Wu hat he would kll himself lf his
-W'' 'hcarl gave him up.
Mis- Wagner Miss Zohn ana smith
N'I' having supper with the Dan.
nam family when smith arose nom
ih" table and walked inl0 another
room Miss Iohn went after him.
aud b. asked FOR some ink \ bottle
was round. aud The unhappy vonth
SAT down to write a l,ttor Shortly
aiterward his screams were heard
ana he was found living ON the floor
with bottle by his side
lhc letter he had written was ad.
dr SGD 10 his brother. Alfred. an SO
Bob East SeVcnty-third street I'm A.
De- 'ald I'm disguised with lie.
ana lW no good anyway
Dr. latlin was called from the
Presbyterian hospital. and applied a
stomach hump Smith was then ro.
moved io bellevue hospita, prison
co. chars with attempted suicide
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
THAW WILL BE WITNESS
Nusl Npp'hr 80 court tu Ten What
TIE KNOWS 81 Death ~
NatirNan.

p1ugh.c.p.i. March r. 1t has
been practically decided thar Harry
x rhaw viii appear in court a.
witness u .N0 next hearing of Daniel
Rlct lhc Ma.lWau attendant who
b. charged with tho death oft John
Nun'nl uaucul District A'tor.
npN Nacb had lone interview with
Ihaw and ho SAYS th. next hearing
VIII probably be- held ON TUESDAY
] went 30 MnucaWau tO mails. 1u
unexpected Nisii.' said Iho district
attorney tonlght = questioned sos.
'rai patients. aad vii can one or
two OF th.m at the noNr hearing. /
saw IhaW. ana he v0mnf cred To 60
10 con'l ana give whatever inlorma.
lion hc has Much 90 90 hears indl.
rrc'N ON the case and viii be ma
iot.Al when lhc timc coluos lo use O.
AN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
TEDDY ADVISES
4 WATER USERS
Tells Them to Keep Control Of
Elephant Butte Water
Power in Their Own Hands
As Vast Heritage.


Dos cruces. j. N. MARCH ''.'-fN-
'ni Ihc"d"I' i'""~'f.N i'-'d
through l"" cruces N'in, -dat, Docs
''".h H.Ilt'ht ABOUT ID 'i"." 300"
''"W"iur Tor about minutes
'I N's 'n iW""nt' crowd "' n'"-
II' 't ''' santa F' .iHu'n z" H''-
.Hr '"' Roosevelt i f"Nd iu-
i'''"- students 'u' I'".' 'le '''''
'i' college thr cadets. 900 "i t'"
.'iW W Nnd ih'h ItWit N'lNu h
itdi"- "i l' u'''~ "' I.'r cruces ahd
practically t1" 'ntI. N" iai"n "l
''i 'l''
''. H""''''i 'D W'i 'i N's'll'
I'I" ' '"' reception '"hH 'l'.r th"
.H'Iuh'i 'I NHi.h accompanied ln'
''''h '' 'h'- ~ N'r ilN"du ~
.''' ''' l''' '''I'i Ih go. ''' ear 'N
N'l'I %. o. N'"I- %. 10" l".'e 'Ni
''.H -n"N. '"i several Win''r Ft''-
".'' 'H' N'"H' '"'p'il"h' n'''l"h'r h'
'"'"' was "'''h h' '"id
''' ''i| hi"th 'hi'''-i'" lh '"'N
%'1"n pr'l''' ana ! want q" ~rn-
X pl N"u uot q" mix up with
~ '' .n''iI''-r. in r'sr'.t ." t"m
power winch 500" VIII derive from the
"'''' {" '' conserved nt tho t'onhani
''''' nam I''h I. Hhd'' 'n' '."n-
'I'" I'd. ''nI". "I i''. '"-
''' '''"' WIN JUS ''N' p''' h''h'i'N,
'' 700 our 'I your ''hu" Don q Ir'
OF '"',i-h expectations gam
''''''' "' .' N''p 10 yourselves "n"
''' ''''''' ''- 'n' N0u HlI nave %
lA''. 'l' H'th''""' ana import
"h.' "I NOD. N"" can @''i'''F r'al@r
"I l"i- ''h'
''' hlr" .'d ''al h' WAS very s"rrh
'''' No." N'Nl'" Hi' Net i'l statehood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
FIGHT FOR SENTIMENT


New y.r. Marc. D. s.,,..,,..,,
Ina t..,,I.. ...... ..,....
! t.,,
'" ''''''
| iN',' across l.' continent ana Involve
' h'n' BOD -'N months H- lIi's'u"u. bias
'''n n'f.'0t H"H. and Sous. .uI- 'Iu
N''t''' ''"'.. h'pus Boo OLD" pose
session ui h.r beloved toys 900. .
".I'
'"' 'f'I.. ''m'- J. Roach, .H..
summers W'' "i ~ United state.
navy Dos H.h' ir- sums "t mun,.
'"" mas '.'" unt .on' arrest FOR
'n' 'N of H.'t'rins th' t....
Nh.'h .'" l t1 h> euii $3.50.
1't' ..''', ~ any. nun
''Iu.
IT, gun 'N De- rod ou HI-,s
growing oH. t1' Srizur, 90, tp,
'''. although court bad ordered
'h"l they .' delivered to nHm.
h"t.n "'- married some yrars tgp
O." MI. ,.." NJ ioruIg Ou1 up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
1Wta,- t.out Sliori one.

I"hn r. Porter. famous NyN York
"WN'r when worry vouuc was assign
"d m" defense of man charged viii
assault ia tho second degree. Porter
nnd his client retired for consultn-
u"n Porter shortly rcappcarod ia
me court room minus the prisoner
Nherc's your client %" asked tho
asi"undcd Judge n guess he's pono
ny this umc." remarked Porter.
i"i'' what do YOU moan" "Why.
Your honor told mo to give him the
"'ft advice ! could under the circum-
stances ana the man told mo hc was
guilty So advised him to cut and
run Like good client hr took my
adNic" ana skedaddlod through the
window He's about a mile away
nov.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

10 heal the head Is cleared breathing
becomes natural and easy, the throat
Is no longer cloggcd, and every un-
pleasant symptom Of the disease dis
appears. ). $. S is the greatest OF all
blood purifiers, and for this reason is
the most certain cure for Catarrh
Book on Catarrh and medical advice
free 20 all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlantis. Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

the disease 1t its
head, goes down
TO the bottom Of
the trouble and
makes a complete
and lasting cure
by PURIFYING
the blood Then
the in Il a IN c 4
membranes begin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
I,irii, Returns

MARCH daughter was born tu
J''n~ Marin Rivera ana NIf, at las
cruces.
March 90 son was born to Gl
'"t" M"ntoz aud wife ur lus rru.
.,,-
W"rNm.n ~. now az vork putting
on me-" root tp the Amudor room
occupied %, tho Euo Grand. R.upb.
uDn, 90 replace tho ono DESTROYED
during thu recent tire which buru.d
u| ihc other tNu rnoms an IN. huud-
inr. Tho roof OF ihl- south room WAS
practically ruined most of III, utt-
'rs having been either burned ufI u
tho mi next th, urr OF els. ,huri .d
so h1dlN 1s tu br unsafe.
Freeman y Walker have com
m'nrcd &" move their grocery stock
from the Masonic huildiur into tho
room IN the FIRST National bank
building recently vacated by Manssse
brothers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17
CATARRH
4 systemic BLOOD DISEASE

Catarrh is not merely an affection
OF the mucous membranes it is a
deep-seated blood disease IN which the
entire circulation and greater part OF
the system are involved. II is more
commonly manii> sted in the head,
nose and throat, because OF the sensi-
tive mature of these membranes, and
also because they are more easily
reached by irritating influences from
the outside. The symptoms of Ca
tarrh, such as a tight feeling in the
head, nose stopped up, throat clogged
and dry hacking cough, etc, show
that the tiny blood vessels of the nu-
cous membranes are badly congcs,ed
aud iniiamed from the impurities IN
the circulation 70 cure Catarrh per
manen,ly the blood must be purified
aud the system cleanscd of all UNI
healthy matter. Nothing equals
& ). $ FOR this purpose. |, attacks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

plan. Tor the noes bom, discussed
Protest upon protest is heard from
all sides n this valley upon IA" pro.
posed monopoly OF tho power from
i1. d1m h' uuN corporatiou ur come
rnn' other than th, water users uf
thr valley themselves 10 D.. under.
STOOD that there orr nov u ~ ra-o
parties Who ar" oudoaVoring Co obtain
control pt thi- taluahl, asset uf th,
iarm'it ana n meeting b. tu Do, a,Id
thor" ON Monday ia that connection
" b.. Anderson formerly Win th,
International water company 90 a.
PHso. Jos Zoo the city obtaining dana
and statistics ON the lands a. water.
th, crops peopl, and prospect. or tho
valley boz tho Interests of % number
ct eastern capitalists who are plan.
Minis Goo invest e cousid,tunl, suu uI
mon't h,r,
Tho following decd. and other
papers COL record have been 'I,d In
t1r office OFF the probut, .lrrK of
buua Ana county,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-17

Pr' hNlcrau Elder Nae ms son
th'r'" be name e.. th.y nov -fup.led
methods u heaven.
I'si'uor--i don't know how you
can bc sure.
Eidcr sure why mon gin thvy
u1rd o. the whole Presbyterian Kirk
N'd r'sr up 400 suug pot loo body
l.tr.u .OIe M.eaz.nc
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-07
ADVISES AGAINST
 OVERFLOWED CORN
Well Known Arkansas Physician Says To Eat Moulded Cereal Is Likely to Produce Dread
 Pellagra.

Imboden, Aug. 30.-Owing to the excessive rainy season and espec- ally to the great amount of corn which was overflowed recently when Spring and Strawberry rivers went on rampage, Dr. Charles D. Tibbles of Smithville, a prominent practitioner of Lawrence county, sounds a note of warning to the residents of the affected districts through the columns of a local paper cautioning them to avoid the use of bread made from over flowed or moulded corn in order to prevent the introduction of pel- lagra is entirely unknown in Law from eating bread made from bad corn or moulded meal. As yet pel- lagra l entirely unknown in Law renee county, and probably in the entire northeastern part of the state.
 By some people it is said that pellagra has been confused with the hookworm disease. There is. how ever, no connection between the two diseases, Pellagra being in the nature of skin disease. while hookworm is caused by worms that develop and accumulate in the lntestlnes of human being.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-09-07

L0st--A gold, star-shaped e. All
 pin. Finder leave at Star office and receive liberal reward. 1t is a family keepsake, valued greatly by poor woman. i46-3 bw2