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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
CONTESTANTS LOSE CASE
IN VOORHEES, WILL SUIT
Mrs. Catherine liarnett AaJadEed Net
EatitIea 20 Property ny Jaase
Evana.

CREsroN. Ia, Feb 4--tspeclai)-A de-
eision reached yesterday IN the district
court AZ Osceola by Judge Evans IN the
famous VOORHEES, case. which has been In
litigation for nearly two years, was In IA
vor OF the defendant TIE case was en-
Titled Catherine Burnett Elizabeth Brady
John and Bernard Ennis and Marie Behan
~. Elizabeth Atweli ct al aud was one In
which plaintiffs endeavored 10 prove their
relationship 10 Eben VOORHEES,, an eccentric
character who died intestate at Murray
about two years ago ieaving properly TO
lhe amount o. $i25OOo.
The chief plaintiff. Mra. Catherine Bur
nett Is resident OF this place. and Eben
VOORHEES, had visited her here on several
occasions before his death and had been
introduced to number Of prominent resi-
dents here AZ her cousin. II was Thought
she had a strong case but many camplica~
tons came up and al The first trial her
evidence was claimed to be fraudulent and
Judge ToWner 90 ruled in bis findings ana
the case was dismissed
Later new evidence was claimed 10 be
found BY Mrs Burnett and the other
plaintiffs. and 5udge Towner ordered q new
trial which was held in December. 1910
"Trip 90 Wales by the attorneys for the
piainuff and defendant was found neces.
sary and quantity OF new evidence in
troduced but OWNS to much uncertainty
Of Il Judge Evans, who heard the second
trial ruled the eefsRss had made the
eicarer case
Mrs. Burnett VAS represented b. D. W.
iiigbee Of this place and fiedrick and
Touet Of osceola' TIE defendant by n
sampson Of Michigan and y. Al. siaymaksr
az Osctoia.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Paul A, SOrg Plans
to Take a Coaching
Trip Across Country
One Of the Most Difficult Feats Ever
Attempted by Professional or
Amateur Whip.


NEW YORK, Feb. f-Paul A. Sorg Is
planning g coaching trip from coast TO
coast which. m carried out win be the
longest and most difficult drive ever at
tempted By an amateur or professional
four-in-hand whip Mr Sorg has been
one OF the most successful exhibitors ih
the horse show circuit, and I've has been
particularly successful with his heavy har-
ness and coach horses. Mr. sore ostnb-
lished a reputation as coaching devOtoe
when he put together four horses that de
feated Alfred G.. Vanderbilts famous giays
for the first time in their sons career and
at the recent National lIorse show hts
four again defeeted Mr. vaudsrbi.ts four
IN record time in the race which started at
Arrowhead inn and finished as Madison
Square garden.
Last year Mr.. sorgs four broke the
worlds record az White Plains when they
trotted a mile on the track IN S:l4is. draw
ing a loaded coach weighing a,s92 ponds.
At Syracuse last year the same four trotted
five miles In 1890. with twelve passengers
on the COACH ana at ogdonsburg they es.
tabllshed a record IN 1905 which stood until
they lowered It at white Plains.
The proposed s.00o-1niie trip from the At
lantic 20 the Pacific IL to be carried out on
scale uneNampled In the annals Of the
road. with an equipment OF seventy-five
horses, two coaches. the Old Sport and the
All Sport; forty men and two special cars
for transportation OF paraphernaiia The
route OF the New York Central railroad
will be followed as far as Chicago and the
teams used each day VIII be shipped ahead
by rail in special cars 20 await the coming
Of the coach. The stages are 20 be twelve
miles. and at the end OF each stage the
keepers will be posted with fresh teams
ready TO whirl the Old Sport over the road
TO the next relay station. one OF the spe-
cial cars will carry an extra coach to be
used IN case Of breakdown and black
smith viii go along TO shoe the horses and
make any needed repairs 70 the coaches.
William c. Grant. the manager OF Mr..
sorg's show stable will be the professional
whip In charge and he win alternate with
Mr.. sorg in driving. Mr.. sorg proposes dis
posing Of all his show horses with the ex-
ception of these used for the trip They
will go under the hammer at the Durland
academy on March u. and one week later
Mr.. sorg will start on his coaching trip
across the continent.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Cornell Team Wins
in Baker Debate
intercollegiate Contest Results With
Victory for Boys Of Mt
Vernon.

Mt. VERNON. IA, Feb. 4.--tspeclal rele-
rram.)-T intercollegiate deoatng in Cor
nell college auditorium last evening be-
tween Cornell and Baker university re-
suited ia decision Of two to one in ia
Nor ct the Cornell team
Cornell represented the negative side OF
the question, Resolved, That graduated
Income tax would be a desirable modifcs-
tom Of our present system Of federal taxa
lion"
Those represontins the Cornell team
were Chauncey Merwin. Burt s. Miniss
and Jacob Triesohmann. The team repre-
senting eaker were Vud0r Liston, PAU
Barton and scott seisle The judges were
President James A. Marquis. Cedar Rapids;
Prof, =. H. Peck. orinueil. and Prof. W.
a. Raub. Galesburg li
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

LoGAN-water in the city well here is
low and the supply for the future and
for fire protection Is a problem giving
the city officials and property owners no
small amount Of concern 81 the present
time.
ToLEDo-The Toledo Chronicle. WELL
known central Iowa weekly. was sold to-
day 20 Hugh B. Lee OF Toledo, son OF W.
property was sold BY the Administrative
Of the Lee estate.
CRESTON- President D. Miller of the
Burlington system arrived here this morn
ing In special car vita several other prom
inent ranroad OFFICIALS, with whom he Is
making q tour OF inspection Of the lines
and its branches They came In from the
81 Joseph division
EgTUEVILLE-Fire OF unknown origin
last night damaged the a. Fisher resi-
dence on East Lincoln sire 10 the amOuut
% about 80. Practically none Of the fur-
nitufe was saved ~ no one was a. home
when the fire started, Loss covered BY
Insurance.
LOGAN Members Of Ire Fgk Grove
Farmers club are giving time and publicity
mAy he required 70 give bonds and may
be he'd responsible Tor errors the same
as other county ofncials-
Mrs' silsn asthaWsy Of cromwell to John
Mckee Of k0hota, Mo. has been received
b her home town. Both are past the three
s f IBstoS ~ pemsne an he ssen G forfs
years Rgo when both were residents OF
Missorri
EsTHEvu.LE-Jsso l.. Hove a resi-
SSe1,, 81 s snss az 5es, Nsn. to,5s enc ~
stairs 10 hls Foons. heart failure was the
tause NJ Howe ~ shorty Hove. as
hs vas sailed vas = VII :, aeS.sd nan
Govsrnor Dix ~ New York. A. Glen Falls.
n. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Christensen Makes
High Three-Game
Mark of the Season
Ruffner Expert Does Some Classy
Work on Alley in Contest With
Yousem Colts.

In the Booster league last night the
Ruffner Tailoring CO. won three from the
fousem Colts. Christensen rolling high
single game for the season, with 25S. also
making high totals for three games in a
league game for the season with SIS total
This Is also the city record for three games.
fousem rolled high for the Colts with a
$50 total
The Omaha Bedding co. won two from
the Peoples Store. BeBReie rolled high
for the Peoples Store with i9S Edison
rolled high for the Bedding with SO Scores:
RfrFTskJUsu TAN o,rSrfs 20
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
ODD FELLOWS HOLD AN
ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM
Members of Lodge No. 2 Celebrate
Fifty-Fifth birthday of
Organization.

Members OF Odd Fellows lodge No. 2
celebrated the fifty-ninth anniversary Of
the founding OF the lodge No. ? is the
oldest in Nebraska.
Paul Story Of Red Cloud grand mos err,
made an address. He spoke prime pslly
OF the new Odd Fellows home at York
which will be dedicated while the grand
lodge is in its annual session at Lincoln.
Captain ]. Marks OF Omaha, grand
patriarch, also spoke. S. X. Greenleaf.
secretary OF lodge No. 2, read a history
OF the lodge.
were served
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

FORT DODGE, Ia Feb. A., Special Tele-
Nranl- After lone Investigation IN an at
tempt so nN The responsibility Tor the
death Of Louis Peterson BY fan from an
interurpan bridge. the jury gave non
conimittal verdict OF death by faling from
,he rssr steps OF limited mterurbsn car.
rho president Of the Plymouth Gypsum
compsny testified that nterurhan officials
aroq,ised TO have the GER stop FOR Peterson
al shady OAKS. inteferhan officials deny
,his statement The car crew testified they
adj not see Peterson OF know he boarded
IN, esf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

NINTON, Ia, Feh, = Especially John
nonncny. prominent and weii-to-do stock
5uyer % van Horne. Bcuton county. wus
today placed IA trial for the murder %
Charles ANDREWS before Judge Z. ~ Brad
haw 10 she district court here. a b. al
lonneny struck Andrews over he head
With 9 stake ssiaed from . baUHuss truck
andrews after lying unconscious for sew
raj days disi. sire sass + sttrasiiHs vide
attention owing % Ilonnelly's prominence
Ia he eounty
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Culled from the Wire

Benjamin Ide Wheeler denied today that
he had received an offer 10 become pres-
dent Of Princeton university.
A gift OF $500 600 from Mrs Russell Sage
to Cornell university was announced BY
President Jacob Gould Schurmann to pro-
vide a new dormitory for 40 women
students who now room IN private homes.
An extension of the period in which
special railroad rates Will be allowed
homeseeSers IN the northwest was voted
az the meeting OF the Transcontinental
Passenger association, at which all trans
continental lines were represented.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

TotaIi

The Independents took three IN a row
from the Derby Wooden Mills IN the Metro
poiitan league Holly had high game OF
2i4 and high total Of go for the Indepand-
ents. Archie Lemons had high game OF l7s
and schoneman had high total OF 4Ss for
the Derby Wooden Mills. score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
CCLklN's SPECIAL


Nils Leah Lltchenherg has returned frop
Hastings, Neb.. where she went 10 visit her
parcntH.
The funeral of Mrs Nancy sVyrick viii
b. hem sunday Afternoon al O'Clock Al
Brewers chapel
Miss Matilda Woecnseu slenoeiapber !,
The city attorneys office, - able 20 be ont
again amer q severe illness
The Danish SisieFhcod No. - will give a
masquerade ball THIS evening al the Danish
Iuotherhood hall. atis street
Mr and Airs. lou Cole % Amos Ia are
visiting With Mira aud ~ stlWcil fof a
few DAYS. Mr. Cole came over 90 attfnd
the Cement show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
AIOI.Es


Creishton Dentals took three straight
games from the United states National
Rangers. Fisher had high game Of 2l2 and
high total OF SIS for the Dentals. Jefferies
had high came Of 1I5 and high total OF az
for the United states National Rangers.
score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
INDEPENDENTS.

Ihe Mo6es took two out Of three games
from the Fast Males. Conroy had high
game OF sOs and high total or 5d4 for the
Moies Nelson had high game OF ie2 ana
o'Conner had high total Of 44S for the
Fast Males. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

United states National Teilers took two
out OF three from the Creighton Dentals on
the Metropolitan alleys in the Crescent
league. wsrd had high game OF 800 ana
high total OF SIS for the United states
National fellers Nelson had high game
OF 1ss and high total OF ash for the creiRh-
ton Dcutals Score.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

score In me tvo-msn team event getting
LIS. while sicfeft and sohwartz Of Belle
vile. M, were third with liza Scores
Ftve-Men Team Evenfn.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

me LuNus came back last night when
they won all three games from the Brode-
gard Crowns on the Metropolitan alleys.
Jensen Of the Luxus team had high single
game Of dO and total Of 900. while Hough
OF the Crowns was the star pin getter get
ting single game OF s7 and total OF $40.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Rosenbaum and Wood Bros met ON the
Carlow alleys yesterday afternoon and 6ad
one OF the most spirited games Of the sea-
son Rosenoaum winning by fourteen Minis
Billy Farr fell down and made 4 sirike
for Wood Bros, while Jim Burris ain,oet
nsade a spare for his
HALLS HESER WIS
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
PostOffice League.
KEYrs ALLEYS.
AA..fa

Upon tn ereturn OF President Weber Of
the city association from the American
Bowling congress. now being held at ST.
Louis a call viii be issued to the various
league presidents for the purpose Of fixing
the dates Tor the holding OF the next an
nual city 1. Ing tournament.
Il is expected that this years meeting
will surpass all other city tournaments in
the number OF entries. The Omaha league.
Commercial league, Boosters league. Met
ropolitan league, Mercantile league and
Magic City league OF South Omaha win
have men in either the five-men, doubles
and singles, and other bowlars not bowling
with regular organised teams have ex-
pressed a desire to compete for the honors
The five-men event will be bowled at either
the Keyt or the Francisco alleys and the
doubles and singles on the alleys not hav-
ing the five-men event.
Last year eighteen five-men teams were
entered, the Metz team finishing in first
place. TED Neaie and sprague led the en-
tries in the doubles and Bill Keyt the in
dlvidual championship. In the Individual
contest Keyt shot z7s game, which helped
him considerably in his final total Starting
with ia pins in his fret. then the 27s
game and finishing with go, q score for
67S for the three.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Bnll Players RoII.

Hundreds Of prominent base ball players
are very good bOwiers and few have be-
come well known throughout the country
Probably the best known OF them all is
KIP selbach, who has been prominent In
the base bali world Tor nearly twenty
years selbach is a member OF the famous
Bonds Of Columbus, o., ana helped 20 win
the championship Of the American Bowling
congress meet at Cincinnati IN 1908. when
they rolled 1897 in the five-men event In
tho American Bowling congress tourna-
ment held at Indianapolis In 1903 selbach
and Collins were first in the double event.
shooting total Of l,225. These same two
men just rolled IN the meet at ST.
Louis and finished with total Of over
100, which will land them pretty close TO
the top OF the heap. seibach was a member
OF the famous All-American team that
travelled all over the United states about
ten years ago and finished the trip with the
remarkable record Of not losing a single
match game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05

Christianson Of the Ruffner Tailoring
company team beat all Individual records
OF the season at the Francisco alleys Fri
day night when he bowled 6Ss in a league
series. In the first game he drew five
straight strikes and then a one-pin spare
and then struck out from the sixth, get
ting a fine Us score for a starter In the
second and third games he got exactly the
same score OF ao5 each and went through
the whole series with but one open frame
which was in the third OF the third game
when he drew a wide open split. Chris
Hanson is a very young bowler, but a
steady one and has very effective ball
when Il Is working.
The Omaha teams started out in the
American Bowling congress like real win
ners and will surely bring back some Of
the bacon. This IL the first American
Bownng congress tournament that more
than one Omaha team went better than
27Oo, which figure is always conceded to
be within the prize winning list
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
Gossie Of the rin ROIisrs.

Toby Lyons won that case OF Triumph
in the Booster league with q 6ib total all
in one night's shooting
Kitty Amsden has hitehed up the old speed
and Do depending a great deal on control,
and getting the pins, too.
Durkee shoots like the dressing OF the
same name. Smears all over the alley,
gntters and even the kick back.
Lefty RoessinE has entirely recovered
from the bad case Of off and h back with
the Old pepper sprouting out ali over
The basement sharks find Young Harry
Swanson a pretty tOuRh proposition 10 beat.
For cub this young cnap looks good.
Gallup claims 10 b. The best cherry
picker In the business and e. willing TO
play the game both summer and winter.
President Klauck has ceased 10 be the
terror OF bygOne days. ID makes a lot Of
difference when you don't get the practice.
Wartchen. the new man with the Ak
Sar-Ren crowd. started out with q lS3 aver
age. ANY team can Use q bowler like that
kId Glove Falconer IA one o. the long
distance shooters who Il willing 20 tackle
the ffty-gatne route with plenty Of COM
pany
SECRETARY UT finds the duties OF the
prsatl with rs bowling percentage and
he threatens TO resign unless they Fix the
kids
quite few 81 the basement lesRuers
have had tempting offers from the big
leagues lut positively refuse 70 leave their
7 firsl love without good bonus a. a
retainer,
Mail Eiisr sas kitslns the plns iike a
Blouin M his match game last Uesk while
| "a notch IN one game. and then spoiled it
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
CALL FOR CITY BOWLING MEET
President Weber to summon League
Presidents Together Soon.
BIG ENTRY LIST Is EXPECTED
Mere Interest in BowIiaE This Year
Than Ever Befsre--Base RaIi
Players ne BawIers--Chria-
tIanson's fine Record.
Omaha Leasue.

Wmanna AeaMues
FRANCISCO Alleys.
Tuesday, s. Cross against Wroths
Specials; storz Triumphs against letters
Tburs3sy- Robertson's Rsios against
Nets Bros. McCord. Brady Advos against
Hospe
Commercial League.
KEYT's ALLEYS.
Mondsy-Pete Lochs against Franks
tuesday -Brodegaard Crowns against st.
Thursday-omaha Bikes against Iuxus.
Friday-o' Brieh's Monte Cristos against
A. Frick q Son.
Magic city League.
GARIOW's ALLEYS. SOUTH OMAHA.
Mondsy-Huehes Paint Co. against Gar
wednssdsy--J. b. watkins Co against
FridsySa Martins Tissrs against omaha
Booster League.
FRANCISCO Alleys
Monday Peoples store AGAINST Rangers
Omaha Bedding co. against Mazeppas.
friday Ousems Colts against Omaha
Rod and Gun Club. Ruffner Taiiors against
metropolitan League.
KEYT's ALLEYS.
Monday -Sunkists against Independents
Tuesday-P. Q. siusgers against Detz
Athletic Club.
wednesday -Besenns Mixers against
Pats Comets
Thursday -Harvey's Colts against Idle.
Wilus.
FRIDAY Andy's Colts against Derby
Wooden Mills
Mercantile LeaHne.
FRANCISCO Alleys
AJAX Bens against A. .. u.
w. No. N.
Tuesday-carpentsr Paper CO. against
Oninods.
"Wednesday Hartley's Colts against Q.
M D.
Thursday Equitable Life against L. s.
Cleaners.
y-Metropoiltans against Ksmos
Crescent Leasue.
KEYT'S ALLEYS.
Wednesday United states National
Rangers against Pharmacy Juniors.
Thursday--U nited states Natiouel Telle g
against United States Natioral Boosteras
Friday Pharmacy seniors aga..,s.
Creighton Dentais.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-13
EXCITED WOMEN
ARE DROWNED
Tragic Death of Three Young Ladies'
When Two Try to Save One Who
Fell From Boat.

Alton, Ill, Aug 12-Wden Ski
struck a snag in the Mississippi river
at Riches station, six mics above
Alton, this afternoon, three young wo-
men of Upper Alton were drowned
They were Misses Ekora, Mary and
Ella Brolllie. Telephone advices re-
ceived here state that two of the
young women We're drowned in an eff
fort to save the other sister. The col
lision of the skiff with the snag did
not upset the boat, but threw Ekora
Breklie into the river. Mary leaned
into the water to save her Mary was
about to be dragged under by her
frantic sister when Ella leaped into
tltc water
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-13
Isaac Breyfus Gonnp'y|
SHOT SISTER-IE-LAW
CLUBbED WIFE
Then Takes To Woods and Says He
Will Die Before Taken BY Off
cers-a Respectable Citizen.

Pokomoke, Maryland, Aug. H.
Armed with a shotgun and swearing
that he will never be captured alive,
j. mes Polk, brother of w. Wusher
Polk, superintendent Of the Baltimore,
Atlantic and Chesapeake Railroad,
and himself until now an eminetly re-
spected citizen, is tonight hiding in a
swamp which is surrounded by a
sheriff and his posse.
This afternoon Polk shot his sister
in-law, Mrs. H. NJ Nelson, of New
York, dubbed his own wife with the
butt of shotgun and then took to the
woods. Polk attacked Mrs. Nelson
when she arrived at his home and at
tempted TO tell the differences be-
tween himself and his wife
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-08-13
Visit MuIlikin's Embroidery Sale

Visit MuIlikn'S Embroidery Sale
Monday.
-Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.-Pre-
scriptions. Phone So. s 4 If
-Mullikin's 10 cent Embroidery
Sale Monday from 3 to II.
Don't forget the big dance mt For
est Park Tuesday night under Park
management. 8 to IL p. III. 8 13 1t
Still giving % per cent discount
on all Iron Beds, Davenports and
Ranges at Reap & Crawford Furn Go.
County Surveyor J. B. White has
returned from Hanaabery, where he
laid off plantation of 1000 acres of
land for John NJ Oracle.
For one week only your piano
tuned, cleaned, voiced, and regulated.
for $500 A. J. Gunther, Edmons
residence, Phone 1910. II 2t
John Dellmon, the timer, has Sc
cured the contract for putting in the
steel ceiling in the office rooms above
the Merchants and Planters Bank.
We deliver anything in the drug
line anywhere in the city limits
promptly and without extra charge
Mann-Tankersley Drug Co. Phone so
8 4 IT,
Pine Bluff lodge No. 50, Free and
Accepted Masons will hold a meeting
Monday night. George B. Moore, de-
putty district grand master, will be
present.
When prescriptions or sick room
requisites are needed. promptness is
essential. Try our messenger SER
vice. Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.
Phone So s 4 If.
Townsend Bros, No. 205 State
street. Bicycles rented, sold and re-
paired. Try us. We know our bust
ness. I'm
If your floors need vanishing
try one can of Chi Namel and il not
satisfactory, your money refunded
Sold by Observation-Disclosures Hdw.
Co.
The merry go-round at ForesZ
Park, which has not been in very coed
working order for several weeks has
been repaired by Manager Cherot and
he is now able to assure patrons that
there will be no more break downs at
this attraction. He has installed in it
an endless cable
1t is expected that by September
l the Pine Bluff Delivery Company
will be located in its new brick Office
building at Fourth avenue and Pine
street, the work on which was begun
some time ago by Contractor Z. G.
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Visit Mullikin's Embroidery Sale
Monday.
Liberal reductions on refrigerators
ut Fox Bros. Hardware Co. 7-13-1m
There will be preaching at II
Rodgers at the Hawley Memorial
church.
Best Administer Art Square, 9X12
feet at $3.50 cash at Reap & Craw-
ford Furn Co.
Don't forget the big dance at For.
est Park Tuesday night under Park
management. to II p. m. s 10 1t
FOR SALE-Stand desk, eeilin fans
and sbaftfng, counter, railing desk,
etc. Apply Daily Graphic.
MIR. and Mrs. C. A. Franks have
a fine eleven pound boy at their home
on the Sulphur Springs road.
If you need Furniture see Anchor
Furniture Co., they will save you mo-
ney on all house furnishings.
Our 25 per cent discount sale will
te off on everything Saturday, Aug.
19.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Co.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Watts,
ten pound boy, yesterday morning.
They live at No. 917 Cypress street.
DR. ] c.. O'Danial Dentist Uses
gar for extracting Office. Citizens
BAnk bldg. Room ZIG cid phone 2he
Pine Bluff. Ark. tt
Mrs ]. y. Bradfisch was operat-
ed on yesterday by DR.. H. e. Williams.
She reported TO be resting VOL last
night.
The bleeding shrinkage and loss
of brilliancy of garments avoided by
our process. Cavers Dry Cleaning e
Dye Works.
Contractor viii Ritchie, of this
city, who is building a school house
at TiIIar, came in last evening to
spend Sunday with his wife.
Now is the time to fix your roof
See us. We have all grades Of pre-
pared roofing from s100 per square
up.@CleveIand-M Hdw. Co.
WANTED-FIFTEEN TO TWENTY
men for grade work on log road
Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber Com
pany. s 10 ct.
j. E. Rogers, the government
farm expert stationed here, has been
granted a vacation from August Is to
September 1, according to a message
he received from headquarters i'll
Washington, d c., a few days ago. He
will visit his family at Magnolia
Stanley Williams, young son of
DR.. aud Mrs. Fl. e. Williams, will soon
launch handsome motor boat he re-
Gently completed. The boat has six
horse power F'erro engine and the en-
tire craft shows splendid Workman
ship on the part of the youthful build
er