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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-01
Macon Calls Dayton Pastor.

Maeon.--Rev. Charles P. Forman.
ID. D., of Dayton, Ind. has been called
to the Macon Presbyterian church to
supply the pulpit vacant since the res
ignation of DR.. Samuel Palmer, who.
~ now In st. Louis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-01
Horse praas Boy to Death.

Mlami.-Morris Hardin, the 1i.year-
old son OF w. p Hardin. farmer liv-
ing six miles east of here, was
dragged and kicked to death when his
horse ran away. His mother wit
messed the tragedy.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-01
Killed nv Pump Handle.

Sedalia.-Richard w Lankenau, a
blacksmith, was killed west OF Soda.
liza when the handle of pump struck
and crushed his skull.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-01
Horses Kick Kills Farmer.

Rich Hill.--Holl Heath, aged 90.
farmer, living near Taborville, WAS
kicked by an unruly horse and died in
few minutes and before medical aid
could reach him.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-08-01

lTHOUT knowing where or
how the cruise would end.
but confident It would lead
to trouble-though did
not imagine how much of
1t there really would be or
how unpleasant 1t would
prove--I bought the Alice
Ada, a brigantine of 300
tons, and got a general car
go for Rosario, Brazil. on
the River Parava. From
Rosario | went 100 miles
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13
ORDINANCE NO. Q.

O8UlNANCb NJ. -
An Oriissncs Coaesrrins Plaabss's Liesass.
n Il Ordained b. The hoard al frusssss Of the
TOwn a Dolores, Colorado:
Ssctioa I. Fron and aftsr the leeh day os
October, 1878. - psssoa shall easas! h. the
ocespasioa q plunhss OF do asy plumbing
vori, % isssalf, rsplsss, alter @ ,spaIr any
= sssss.isS !. "a ss... SisSoss
Md ics Y!ovtdsd, that = -. No. slall
49,, ss. 49, Z e: :: 80 q
So,asr q sSss an q Is: sssss dssis spoe
Hssrlsss svssd o. osesessd ~ I'D osssses q
s.ssioe rs .. Tor g!u.hss'. l!sssss
shall - elo:0 pss ansaE ard No ssch l!eense
Tor greater period than oas year.
tnoulsdss u piunbias may osssia Iissase %
q IL sosS ssd - s ia
iicsnss provided that no such lirssss shall $
,sss's until The spslie..s .ssss; =, ass 40
nsds Ard hisd with The Town lsrt . husd %
said Town in the psaal san of ei.uNM with
ssrsty approved b. Tho Hoard, eo.dis!oeed
provisions 0s ths. ordinancse q eaid Town ~
plying 70 any work doas b him " coaaecttoa
sss .as .s.ss xo,e' :sss's 4 az soss o.
s,sdins sors IL eosnsssioa viii soass dssisss :.
end that be viii tdennify snd says heraisss
eaid Toun froa ali seiioas, elai.s, No. Or
nsgiissacs u himsslf 9. q any u ~ sa.:
ployess In connsction with any such work, ard
chat be will PAY 70 said Tovn I'll nass ~ psaai.
ties Incurred By him or b. any such sapscyes
Tor nsgiect Of any provision of any sUeh osdi.
uance; and the risht " revoke any sueA ltconse
V hereby sspressly reserved b said hoafd
when In lhsir Opiniou causs thsrsiOs may sotst |;
and any piumbsr whsa ~ smptoyed .eiaall b.
the agent VI the psrson 20 employing hin, and
not the agent Ut said Town.
Hecttnu T. Any psrson violating any d the
provisions of this vrdinSncs SHAH. upoa con-
victi0a thsrvof, b. hnsd IN sum nos sscseding
esNuJ; and each days ncatsct " viOiati0a "
the provisions u rsQuirsmsats thsrsoa ANAL b
dssmssi = separate ofsnas and b. pustslsahle
- such.
Section s. Section of Osdinaacs No. " NJ
said Town, sntittsd An UrdluAncs toscssntns
the Town " utsr WOrk 10 hsrsoy repoasea.
kasssd and Ad0pssd september nh, lulx.
b. l.. WiLnkn, Mayor.
Attssti D. G, WALrxna.
ToWu Clerk aud Recorder
(ssALl
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13
ORDINANCE No. :,
4. oss'..,'' cs.',:s!:c 1s-s ~ Dss.n-

= o's'.a.'' ca.', ..:s! -. ~ Dss-"-
~ ss.si's3 = ~ cssss = fvussss q ~
' Bss.. 5s's y: :: Z =. Ts..
60 ~ 10. = 80 !: - {: =:
= .. : 49, . I..;i' r., E ~ R.s.s.
skssSs Or ga . sEs Ssssisia.s - sslstis ~
r.latIeas hstvssa H. Town ssd az sch
.s fss.:. "a !: "a. $4,000 sss' : "a
" cldsss g ssee e. gesis. e sseRl,.d shail
$50 60 & s. fo:s tiss bsSssss.si;
- a Ghi:f e slsss:d ihsi, q . lsssEaissd
fsysssss; sSd ssiS soasd ~ 8 - ssios y.
woke s.sk r.easnitioe q their plssssss, ard u
8 s:s q sSs e g Z: :ss
dssIsss IS sass vsssss. ssd sss;ssa . al sSs
s;s. Az :: 20 :: ;s 4.
q. az s ss q sSs fcSs, y y sses psss
shsrscf . NAP b spssiSsd j. ~ ssissncs .
rsco6nisina thsn; and Il shali b ~ du.y Of
rypsir promptly % ths plas. q n. ars With
he spsysslos spdss thslr ecetse!. a.9 e vcsl
.ed sa.as sas 81: :s:s under The di'sssioa Of the
Sss.ios !. Il shall b the duty os ever &C.
ssif In readiness al .ll si..: Ios service, %
superior osiesfs. and . mslstsin "a support
TIE rules and rs1sl.sicas q " pspsrs.sn.
s1a liz G y "a
. nembsr thereof. eysry such nsatss becomes
'ph!scs 70 the X: q :asS e "a IN,
Forsasn, or in his absspce The Assisssnt Fore.
man o. hls company, shalt b actins chief
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13
tssw y Alaiss ! Ts~s.

Rncousage every0ne, especially
new men to come Ia and settle
a0oag you, particularly those who
ase worthy and active. whether
they have capital or not. Their
labos aIoae 10 worth money.
Thcss Who have capital will buy
lcls, bald houses and make other
impsovements. Go to work and
sliaulate every legitimate enter
prise b. giving Il oil the friendly
encouragement you cau. and By
uniting your industry. intelligence
ard capital 10 . common cause.
cuitivale . pablo spirit and talk
less than you work. Help your
neighbos. II BE- y 10 danger d
bseaking down prop hin up 10
spne way, either By kind words.
good coaucil q Q IN from your
pockes. n h gets fairly down
bsGpgs 700 ksow u BIZ situation.
~ hin o. be fses again. bis mis-
(sstuss b 10 b plsied. nos blamed.
end hls taIests and labor are worth
mossy 70 ~ community. Besides,
le 10y $500 6ay b yous turn 70
- . cossssponding a00ust Of
evmpaahy. Rseourags your local
onehesieiss h nakiag public In.
psovs0sals ~ ~ good Of ths
a - a
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13

Tue bsst part Of the western slope
Jonathan crnp has ALREADY been con.
tsacted on the tsses II from ei.6 to
ol.a6 the hox, sun Of orchard and
slraighe count. THIS fruit sold st .
little better than was sxpectsd but h
yell worth the money. Grovera
should b careful alout picking their
good Jonathans TO sooM. While In
sonss cases they may ssen' TO have a.
tainsd the requisite siss and colos,
they may not really b. ready Tor gath
sssng aud should " left banging on
the trees at least until towards the end
" the fisst wreck In October. On young
trrss where the light iO.iags permits
the sun To shine well Into the tree they
may have colorsd up pretty we'll hesose
that Time, but on 0lder trses where the
lsaaASs 10 thicker they d. not have the
bright red appearance that brspeaks
the psrsscsly developed Fruit There b
usually no season to apprshend . stor'n
that viii trjure the fruit and Il would
BE- unsias for ranchers TO begin pIck.
Ing their Jonathans until they arr
perfectly co,orsd. To put then, on the
market bsf,ss they ars ready only
druss down the reputation Of district
- IN apple arowi0g csatss aud 1t the
sasus time II 10 to the d,ssdvantass N
the grower - be would mecsssarily Esi
lsss money Tor hh product than hs
would . little later Denver Field
and Farm.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13

elo 0soa1e Rises
n The CO,orado Nee Msxieo Indian
Fhlr sHd CARNIVAL 81 Durango. Colo.
sade. Bsplsmbss ~, -, - and n.
Tue following RATES will apply:
From Alansosa, = 70, from Autonlto,
o7,s0; fspsn Asesc. d %; fsusn Farm.
ingsoa. N. ~. = %; froN Hsspsrus,
Colossdn. 10; ssosn naHena, q %; fsussl
Do,esss, os.so, srusn Ignaslo. Clio,
issm rAeesa epsinsA ol.ss; hon RAss
= Jssslion. oess; from Ouny, = %,
fsssa RisA N9s; from Tsllsslds. = 90
lsosm olivsslon, oe.W.
lsulsu bSsk snd sqsaw ssssa, hosss
ssesa. hass It'll samss, horticultural
~ agsleslsssal displays.
Ttsksss ~ sals eepesmbss - =, q
~ -. asal ssesss ilssls osplssnhst q
~ 1eaailsd iwe1nnallea sall = ysss
sessass etsbst aesal
?. = MCATxn
0sasGnl AGDnl
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13

II . wouaa owssd . valuable
hosse that shs b obliged to board
at ! livery ssable, she GOES ccea-
ssoaaily 70 - The animal u IT.
seall. No matter how much con-
fdence sbe may have IN the keeper
az TIE stable, she wishes 10 assure
hessslf that the hosse has the right
kind Of iood and enough Of Il. and
10 Otherwise properly cared for.
says Tie Youth's Companiou.
So, TOO. witt the man who owus
Z farm that be hes put In charge Of
Z supesintesdent. He 70 not content
70 rely On the supesinseudent's re
ports. He wants to re for himself
whistler the work y being properly
plaaned and the soil wisely titled;
ond % be visits the place whenever
Ne csn. ard talks things over with
his man.
Dat when Il comes to children.-
pcssessions that this man and this
woman value above everything elsr
. u wosia,-tney turn snem over
unqueseioaingly to managess whom
they had only . small part In hir-
ing, ard whom they may never
have ssen. and allow year after
yeas 10 pass without ever paying
visit @ ~ shoP where these mana
gefs ese oosee tnesI soposseat woEk
- oshef woross tne scnoots.
TIE yean 70 schoos ere she mosi
0o0essoue = tne caisos wnoh
NE. Tee iesm p nov e tne nenos
q ~ superintendent VINO wili oe-
eesniee whether toe soil 70 % oe'
&C. ssuly esti'e ana remain pro
eecssve tnsoogn ? sone 'oture. @
vnese:s = y @ e sopesnciallv col
ssssseo. - 80 lew ING
temporary eecp. y ~ ume Wnen
10Y ~ . - ces'de psoese&
= - 49, sss.
! .. s - 10y
ocss0 ~ scsoe ,1'.s, seoe.o
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13

L. AuUpsUA, ~. lor-ToN toooeooo
vs>eenas, thsls Wlvn end isjsnds W
elohs witeslnse ~ asmlsG1elal opsa-
~ = ~ ossty1lsth snaSsl sssamp-
1907 y ~ 0soed Army - ths -
pshils, CsWssnaa1es4s-Chiss Trluels
aslIvsgo1 ~ aonuol a16ssns.
T6pska, f1spG lo.-Oov. 9eubhs 70
~ sGbssd . d, On sswssd - any PER
|sss who h thirty days ~cssd pFsssas
ID psustlsal esss tbs The dlscass which
within : nsaalh has killsd slx thos.
sanA hosss Ia Kaasas. Ths dlssass
~ spssad 70 g countlss. Twelve
apvssnn.sss veterinarians have bssn
oe1sssd from WashDngton 70 kassas.
Deise. Hsps. ia Republican ticket
ssl,ssly a wonssu candidates Will ~
p1aesd 10 The osld In Idaho this I'LL
aoAlnss ths regular Rspublicas and
Progressive slsksts. The woassn Of
The Republican party announced today
that they were disgusssd over wsrug-
ling With the party aud dscldsd 10
plsas Ticket u ihsir own bs1oss The
voters. The women Will bold con.
veution here this week.
Oxford, England, Sept. i0.-LIsu-
tenants +. n. Hotchkiss aud q. A..
DsddIugton u the Royal Flying Corps,
we're instantly killed today when their
asroplans fell . distance Of 500 feet TO
the ground. Il b believed that the
causs Of the fall was . result Of the sx-
plosIou Of the pstrol tank. The army
oeliclaIs were ON their way TO the army
mansuvers where they we're scheduled
70 take part. when their machine fell
while flying over the town Of wolver.
osts.
Los Asgsles, srpt. ll.-Nlneteen
thousand dollars In cash. the recstpis
oe the amusement resort, prior 10 the
nrs that swept OCEAN Parks a,nuse-
ment and business sections rscently,
wss recovered from, . led 10 the beach
sand today where Il had laid under
the fsst Of passing crowds sines The
ORE. cashier Wlllstis, who was driven
from his olv,cs and seriously burned,
recovered and today dug W the cash,
= - a.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13
BRICK TALKS

| BRICK TALKS
NO. ,.-coMroRT AND HEALTH
The Frame House b cold 10
winter and bot In summer.
The Cement House gathers
damp and "srouble".
The Brick House Is warm 10
winter, cool 10 summer and always
dry and healthful.
This 10 because il 10 very solidiy
built Of burned clay 20 that neither
wind nor atmosphere can get
through or impregnate its walls.
Il Is the most comfortable house
In which to live.
There are less doctors bills.
Also less frozen water pipes.
Every day the resident Of the
brick house enjoys advantages and
economies which are denied to his
less fortunate neighbor, who lives
Ia q wooden house.
Coal bills for an uncomfortable
warmed frame house, in actual
test. are 20 per cent greater than
for Q delightfully."- warmed brick
house. To say nothing Of the cos,
Of frozen water pipes and fixtures.
WIEN you BUILD use BRICK.
The Durango Pressed Brick
Company.
Durango, Colorado
Building Brick. Pressed Brick,
Thing.
Send 2sc for our book, Zone
Hundred Bungalows, containing
100 designs Of 5000 and under
Bungalows In competition Of great
est architects.
Cat this sst. Watch fse No. n
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13

~ q. n. Millard sos thFsshlns cos''
40 eash pr ton. Cneapss 49,
Wood. 1.p
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13

We wish In annoumcs that we can
furnish very soni grade Of lumber,
sawed full Inch. For pslcss delivered
In Dolosss ~ q mill oW The West
Dolosss, sddrsss Willard I Carter,
nsas Greek, Colo.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-13
NOTICE vOR PUBLllA7ION.
(k'uo1iehes.I
Noe Goal knnd.

(6U03t0D0fsv
Noe Coal lad.
Ospannsas VI tss interior,
U. Q. kasa Uuses ~ durango, Cotorado.
August tS&h, svtS.
Nosics 10 hsrshy sivsu thss n0y b. ,. fox.
at UOlOsss, I0lorndO, WIN, IN september is4n,
iyaN, made h0nsssssd hAsssy NJ ussAl for the
Nv nv ~ sscthon ~, township " north,
range V west, and on Uct0bss ivsn, tvtu, made
addist0asl homestead Antsy No. Wats, TOT the
. Nv 4 VI sscslou ~, township " north, range
~ woes, h. =. y. meridian hss niod notice VI
tntsussOn ~ make nnai Three year prOoe, "
bssors Z. =. scharnh0fst, cisfk u the county
cOufs Of Aoosssu0a county, Coiorado, NJ
Iostss, Colorado, On ths sssh day Of ssptsnbsr,
sux.
CIainant names - Witnesses:
Asaac =. SxinUsr, kiass =. billiard, Charles
~. ssnitn and Marry Absin, all VI Doiorss,
q. n. CaAaLron, Register.
Firss put aug V, lsixi iass puo sept ". .st..
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
trubilslssr.J
OepAptwsus Of shs interior,
y. .. k~Na Ushcs ~ DursnsO, Colorado,
August 18Th, iti2.
NoSics 10 hereby given that PAUL b. kusch.
u Arioa, Cotorau0, VIM, On August seb, lvti,
made dessert Land Applications ssfisl No. uSsAA,
tor tins - ~ ot sscs,oa ", township -
nAsd notice ot inssnsioa " aaks nnsi Hour
year pssSot, u establish ciain ~ tire land above
AeocstUod, before the he9isesr and Receiver VI
tue united csAtos kAnu Ussacs ~ durango,
Cotosaoo, oa sns 9TH DAP Of Uctobsr, ivtx.
L0ruy i. havar, Vi s.sy z. shssk, james =.
Mooo. and Jossph y. Aashoasy, AL Of Aancos,
COlOrHdu.
O.. n. CnAaLTon, Register.
ftrss pub. aug 10. ivis: Last pao. sspt ". itiy.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
Frauentha| & SChWarz
 Our First Thought. Quality


ton performed last week at Crossett The operation was made necessary from an injury received by kick from a horse three years ago. MT. Sage expects to be able to resume his studies in Hendrix College in short time.
 Rev, E. T. Clark, a graduate of Hendrix College, and young minis ter who has attained distinction in the world of letters, has been appointed by Bishop Denny to the pastorate of the University church, St. Louis, to succeed D. s. H. Wainwright, who re- turns to Japan. Dr. Clark is a broth CT of Rev C. N Clark. He made a remarkable record at New Madrid. Mo-, last year.-Western Methodist. MT Clark is well known in this city, as he attended Hendrix about five years ago.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11

Caramel cake Mrs. C. Dussex, sec ond
 Roll jelly cake, Mrs. c. Dussexx, sec ond.
 Loaf bread (speciaD, S1 can coffee Mrs. E. J, Hamilton
 Dry ginger cookies (speciaD, $l can coffee, Mrs. Katie Drummer.
 Best cookies (speciaD, $l coffee, Mrs. Katie Drummer.
 One dozen dry rolls (speciaD, 100 pound sack flour, Mrs. Henry Traylor. Light bread (speciaD, set plates, Mrs. w. s. Canada.
 Best white cake (speciaB. 50 pound sack flour, Mrs. L. Hatfield.
 Cocee cake (speciaD, $1 can coffee, Mrs. C. Dussex.
 Best pies (speciaD, $1 worth toilet articles, Miss Bernice Jones.
 Best pound butter, Miss Kate Daugherty, first; Mrs. U. C. Craig, second.
 Best pound cheese, Mrs. l.. Halter. Best pound smearcase, Mrs Katie Drummer.
 HORSES AND MULES.
 Horse colt, first, George Wright; second, Joe Bailey
 Mule colt, first, " o. Stewart; sec ond, W. R Newborn
 Horse 1-year old and under 2, first, l.. w. Acre, second, W. w. Bishop Horse 2 years old and under 3, first, l.. w. Acre; second, s. A Conway.
 Horse, i years old and under 5, first, George Shaw; second, Mark Bolls.
 Best team of horses, first, J. J. Nix on second, M. J. Russell.
 Best team of mules, ? years old, first, J l.. Lane; second, J L. Con- ner.
 Best team of mules under ? years, D, L. Bryant.
 Team of work mules, B. c. Bryant.
 Best brood mare, first, Geo Shaw l; second J w. Bell. Carriage team, G E. Owen. Saddle horse, first, Mark Bols, sec ond, A. M Ledbetter; third W. & | Hammer.
 Jersey bull, 3 years old, Chas. Mar 1 tin.
 Jersey bull years old, c. c. Jones.
 Jersey bull 1 year old, State Nor nal.
 Jersey bull, under months old, J. D. Collier
 Jersey heifer, under year old, first, A. NJ Ledbetter; second, Jim Powers.
 Registered Jersey COW, R. B. McCul- loch.
 Rocking chair offered by S. G.. Smith for best heifer under l year, won by R B McCulloch.
 Ladies hat offered by Frauenthal X Schwarz for milch COW, won by R. B. McCulloch. I Cash prize of $2.50 offered by J. D .. Collier for best Jersey calf under 6 months old won by J . D. Collier.
 Shoes offered by Graham & Brady of Naylor for best bull under year, won by J. D. Collier
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
ANSWER MANDAMUS
 PROCEEDINGS SOON
ATTEMPT MADE TO HAVE RE- TURNS ON AMENDMENT NO.
 15 CANNASSED

Little Rock, Oct 1.-The attorney general will answer or demur in a few days in the mandamus proceedings in- stituted by the city of Little Rock to compel the state board of election commissioners to canvass and certify the returns on amendment No. 15, for the issuance of municipal bonds. The city officials made the demand upon the commissioners, who refused to act, declaring that they had no power to go into the matter.
 This was the position assumed by Secretary of State Hodges and Attor- ney General Norwood, but Governor Donaghey differed with them. The initiative and referendum amendment provides that all measures referred to the people shall become laws upon re- celvlng a majority vote" said the gov ernor. ''I think 22,000 is a majority.
 l also think the people intended in the passage of the initiative and referen- dunn amendment that majority should mean a majority voting on the subject. l think there is no difference in measure being referred to the people by the legislature and meas ure being initiated and then referred 1 to them by the secretary of state. But the speaker of the house of represent
 atives must first pass upon this ques- ton. Under the law it is not the duty
 of the state election board or the gov ernor to decide upon the passage of constitutional amendments. After the speaker of the house passes judgment then the courts decide all matters in controversy
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Little Rock Oct. 11.-The state treasury is moving into it's elegant new quarters at the new capitol.
 Secretary of State Hodges went to Conway yesterday to deliver an ad- dress at the Faulkner county fair.
 State Superintendent Cook will de- liver an address Friday, October IS, at the school fair to be held in con- nection with the Pulaski county fair.
 The Newborn Grocer Co. of Mari anna has been incorporated with a capital stock of $40, 900, of which $3O- 1000 has been subscribed. The officers are M. E. Newborn, president; D. D :. Adams, vice president; A . G. Ander- son, secretary, and M. A. Stevens, treasurer
 Transcript has been filed in su- Ipreme court in the case of city of Lit tie Rock vs. Reinman & Wolfort, ir which the city is seeking to force the livery stables to move out of the bust ness district.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
LAST DAY OF FAIR
 IS WELL ATTENDED
(Continued from First PageD

NNoHtlHueu rom first fdSe.j Honey in comb, Mrs. L. Hatfield, first; Mrs. E. Fluckiger, second. Strained honey, Mrs. E Fluckiger, first; Mrs. Mary Joyce, second. BeeswaX, Mrs. L. Halter One dozen tea cakes, Mrs. Mary Nabholz.
 One dozen plain sugar cookies, Mrs. c. Dussex.
 One-half dozen doughnuts, Mrs. Mary Loetscher.
 Layer cake, Ellen Olive.
 Ornamental cake, Mary Loetscher. Chocolate cake, Mrs. Katie Grum- mer, first; Mrs Will Newborn, second. Pound cake, Mrs. w. B. Wilson. Cocoanut cake, Mrs Mary Loetsch- e Jelly roll, Mrs. Katie Drummer Half-dozen biscuits, Lena Loetscher Loaf bread, Mrs. R. B. Haskins second.
 Nut cookies, Mrs. Katie Drummer second
 Tea cakes, Mrs. c. Dussex, second Plain sugar cookies, Mrs. c. Dus- sex, second.
 Crullers, Mrs, Katie Drummer, sec ond
 Doughnuts, Mrs. Katie Drummer second.
 Corn light bread, Mrs J. D. Mar. tin, second.
 Sponge cake, Mary Nabholz, second Fruit cake. Ellen Olive, second.
 Layer cake, Mrs. Katie Drummer second
 Ornamental cake, Mrs. Katie Grum mer, second
 Angel food, Mrs. c. w. Hines, sec ond
 Chocolate cake, Mrs. c. Dussex, sec ond
 Pound cake, Mrs. G. w. Hines, sec ond.
 Cocoanut cake, Mrs. L. Hess, sec ond.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
RESIDENCE DAMAGED
 BY FLAMES LAST NIGHT
JOHN PREACHERS RESIDENCE ALMOST DESTROYED BY FIRE
 LAST NIGHT.

Last evening about 8 o'clock, the residence of John Erbacher, on Cliff ton and Mill streets, was discovered afire and the fire company was hastily called out. Before the fire could be eXtinguished considerable damage was done, however The fire originated in a defective kitchen flue, The exact amount of damage done is not known.
 F. Erbacher, owner of the house, states that it was partly covered by insurance. about $500 being carried on both house and furniture. Rebuild ing will commence at once.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

NATIONAL. (Election November D. 1912.) For President
 WOODROW WILSON For Vice President
 THOMAS R. MARSHALL For Congress, Fifth District of Arkansas H. NJ. JACOWAY
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
HENDRIX 10 PLAY
 U. OF A. TOMORROW
LOCAL ELEVEN IN GOOD SHAPE AND WILL MAKE GREAT
 FIGHT.

The Hendrix football squad will leave tonight for Fayettevill, where they are scheduled to play the Uni versity tomorrow. This is the first game for the local eleven and, al though some of the men are untried local followers of the sport expect a creditable showing from their favor ties. Fifteen men will make the trip, and all are in good condition.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
BAPTIST SERVICES.

The usual services at the Baptist church will be held next Sunday. Sun day school at 9, B. r. P. U. at GAS, and the regular preaching services at II and 7:30. The mid-week prayer service will be held Wednesday even ing at 7:30. All are invited to at tend
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
SUIT IN CHANCERY.

Laura Pitts( colored) filed suit yes terday for divorce and alimony against her husband, A. Pitts, of this city. The complaint alleges mistreat- ment
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

D. D. Lyons, 93, and Nancy Lock, 25, Republican.
 William Payne, 33, and Arrena Mitchum, 20 Conway
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Saturday, fair and colder; frost tonight