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The evening world., 1912-02-07
Mayor Caynor will De Asked
to Pick the Winner. -Hfs
Speech to School Giris Hau.
ing Revealed the Intricacies
Of This Daily R0useh0ld
Problem, and Stirred the
Sa0cs.

IT'S simply impossible TO print all the
best ways to boil al eGg Sot~Ith-
standing that The Evening world's
contest closed yesterday. hundreds and
OF expsrts have poured In
rare advice. until there's no end TO
EN-. These won't DO submitted whom
Mayor Gaynor 10 asked TO award ths
prize o! u dozen ~fresh-laid segs 70 the
successful contestant. They're too late
to ngure In the final boiling. hut there's
fresh flavor about sune of them that
makes them extremely pniatabie.
From The dig mass OF belaied ones tine
following are culled:
LOOK FOR THE LABEL
Ess Editor. EVENING World.
First. see II tho 10 has any hoet
on It. such az Made IN Germany
or any Egg Trust mark. II 1t has
mono your fortune 10 made. Tor suon
evgs are As rare as dollar bllis.
Place the trust egg in q steam boiler
(be sure that II has no chance 60
csca pei. and let It stay there forty
eight hours. Then. II you can n
the egg. throw II away. because II
wasn't ht to uat In tas first place.
l.. pUCkUM.
SUBWAY srvtE-No WATER.
Egg Editor. Evening World;
The best way ~ boil An egg 10
without water.
Simply take the egG into tire suh-
way about the month Of July. ard
you'l find you have the best cooked
egg you ever saw.
PINK pERLMAN.
No. ~ Trinity avenue. ronx.
FIRST TRAP YOUR HEN.
Egg Editor. Erenirs World:
First obtain a good-sized wash
boiler and all partly with lukewarn
water. Next place an iini,at. on Z
on top OF straw or eYgsels'or: then
place on top OF boiler to resemble .
nest.
Then coax a hen with soms nice
grains Of corn to this trap.
and as soOn q, she fails In slam lid
on boiler AMI quickly bring to boil
for about three minutes. or until
YOU Roar the last sauawk. Remove
the real esq and you will have Il
boiled. retaining Its real fre.h flesh
Favor. MAxUER
No. so TAYLOR street. Austria.
M.N.Mi SOUNDS GOOD.
Ess Editor. u ching wofLi.
Don't poll your exS ny Polling.
Drop Il n,o a s!ass OF milk. With =
dash of sherry. shake we'll. add u
pinch az grated nutmeg. snd-oh.
you Evening Word!
G. ~. c.. Baltimore.
IF IT IS NO LONGER.
Eeg Eii,c.. E,rning World;
How long an e.s should b boiled
deperjs on the length OF Il. \ short
egg 70 short az 1t IL. and n long egs
as Ink as II Ia: and II II no ionger
Is al egg. forget II. A.. B\D ECO.
Central avenue Glendale. l.. I.
THE LONGER THE SOFTER.
Esg tdiror Eyvn,ng World
Tho following Is q report from .
member OF '"rhe William Gayn0r
The evening world., 1912-02-07
Ambitious Men
NO TROUBLE
Promotions nrs Essy When Your Drains
Work.


a young man who earned "a fine posi-.
ton tells how food helped him:
~ WAS engaged rs a bookkeepc, for
q large publishing house in New York
City where the work WAS trying and
hours so long 1 gradually broke down
under the strain.
'"My brain seemed thick and I lost IN,
good health that ! once claimed. ! was
compelled to resign my position. feeling
that a good rest MAS needed.
Alter three weeks recreation ac-
eepted q position ~ assistant cashier
wnh one al the largest msnufact uring
concerns IN the United States. feeling
that the work would ~, be ~ hard
mentally. and that the change would be
tor the best.
III took just two day. Va convince me-
] had undertaken n task beyond the
power u my ovcrworkch ard und-rt-d
brain. and ! decided 1" again resign.
Disguised with mysclf aud the world IN
general. That day | met a friend whose
counsel ] asked before taking the step
After | had related 10Y troubles to him
ae said Eat GRAPEFRUIT my boy
sSohSu WI MS TFIlHfh IL " JOkt NJ
The time. but by the time I reached home
had thought it over aud Determined to
give Grape Nuts food n trial. and the
next day il was on my table. The food
seemed 10 give INC new lie from u"
start and gradually II great power for
work beca me evident. II Increased from
day to day, my brain became active and
my capacity for mental work unlimited.
My duties at the office. that at first
seemed beyond my capability, are no~
accomplished with precision. accuracy
and pleasure.
Last month ! was promoted 10 the
position Of cashier amid the congratula-
tions OF my friends. attribut- my sue.
cess to those wonderful little grain, u
food-Grape.Nut.. end to all | repent
q motto that is worthy Of though, Eat
Grape-Nuts my boy Name given by
Postum Company. D"tt!e Greek. Mich
Look In pigs. for tho fhmou. little
book. The Road l. Wciiii,e.'
The evening world., 1912-02-07

years has taught me the best way To
prepare a soft egg IL not to uOll Il
a. all. FIJI Q small saucepan two
thirds full Of boiling water. drop In
x or ggs cover. put on back OF
store. mo- where II IL hot: leave in
SIX or eight minutes according to
scit'rg wanted When you crack the
sNell you will ind I. come out looking
HE a poached eRs.
For hard boiled eggs put them IN
boiling water and let boi, slowly for
Al least fifteen minutes. Then you
viil have the yoik meaiv s-a on Egg
that IL digcstibie. l.. W tEMENE.
York-r ~. Y,
The evening world., 1912-02-07

s'lf 'yOu'ii never nnishJ. saying your
prayers. The -gg pili ip In shed at
exactly the snr,- tine YOU. are.
This Is called Blowing Yourself to
an egg. som" call u Suicide. hut
vs. = lot safer than eating the egg
After trying the above once ~ iwi-r.
you Wi'l he ahls r. boil an egg per.
s-rtly Tin heaven. II YOU ~ else.
whore you needn't worry. They're
ready boiled In that pi,r.
MfriiiSTO.
HERE'S A t5-AiNUTE WAY.
r9s tsItr.. E,cnins wori.
Ny cApurlrncc VI over iwrutysrya
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boiling water. so you can watch the
eIr lie sure YOU have the windows
open aud you nvse stuffed with
cotton.
After ten minutes boiling. drop In
garbage can. have your buns and
coffee. ana thus enjoy n good hreak.
fast. y kESs,ER.
No. $40 Liberty Nenue. Brooklyn.
HEN DOES " BEST.
IA Editor. L,snins wond,
the very hen that laid the esg IL
the best crok. She needs NJ Are or
hot water, and produces tho best
heat She bells the egg about
The evening world., 1912-02-07

Gre En-, the Acid Test. Says
One Chef OF the Egg. While
Another Suggests a Minute
for Ererv Year Spent Linger.
ing in Cold Storage Duvess.
The evening world., 1912-02-07
Song Written by Mrs. Bacon
Fires the Working Girls
With Enthusiasm.
"THE VACATION RAG"
They Sing II With Vim at the
Social Meeting for Move.
ment'S Cause.

ivy tt
Pliers and girls who work In factories
,ifted up their voices In chorus last
nisht In the Engineering Building. No
20 West Th!r,y-nlnth street. and SAM:
the swan song OF the v~scAuonless
summer.
The music o. their mighty melody wss
h music OF "Alcxander's Ras,.ne
hand" The words were written Ivy
Mrs.. Josephine DnskaM Bacon. the
author. Mrs. Bacon herself stood On
the platform and led tho singing. Th-
song the girls sang was entitled THE
Vacation ItaE." Tho frat verse run
this way:
oh. ma honey. save your money.
Don't forget there's = hot wave coming.
Keep a-goln.' while us snow!n',
When you've spent II all.
You'Il repent Il all.
Preparation for vacation
He3ps along In the good old summer
time.
Save each nickel and dime.
ALL ENTHUSIASTIC FoR RAG
TIME ECONOMY.
They sang the song all rhs way
through once. bu, they did no, put
quite nouy vim Into II 10 suit Mrs.
Rscop Than ,hev ann, 1, .v,jn Thu
.econd ,ino the cnoru, wn, thund rcd
"a though .yerv xir, 4, IN. hau v,. n,
Are Win rar,,ns ,.con,mv 1r,,ls /. Ia.
chorus:
Oh. ave II up. Oh. save II uo. -
TO thu good old sumnier time.
Oh, bring II in. Oh. br,nx 4, In
To Forty Two Yves, Thirty Nine.
You'll be sorry II you wait III the wolf
Is ut the door.
Think Of vacation and start long before:
Pennies TO dollars quickly climb.
Forty Two West Thirty Nine 10 the
address .. tho Vacation Savings Find.
q new movement. headed by prominor,
New York women who VISA TO make
It possible tor women and xirls wno
work for a living TO save w enoux.,
money to 80 10 the country Tor q week
or two each summer.
To simulate interest among tn. work.
ing girls. monthly meeting. are held.
Mat o.. last night was the fourth n
tho h!story OF the movement. Miss
I,obinson Smith. chairman. presided.
and introduced Mrs. Francis AlcN-il
Bacon ,r.. who explained the purpose
70 the kris.
"Would anyhody IKE 20 max a oues.
sion ?" said Miss smith when Ma
BACON mad conch,dcd. Thor. WA. no
response.
Than .,. sn,sd Mi.. Elizabeth Mar.
hurry 4, ,hs rr,p, roo of ,h. hsu an,
cana r,o, n.r N adde's. ~. r,r,.
H,on- xNou, u.cruro eur
"
WAC ro""' "" W..
w were TOTO we were so'"S 10 "''o
1ome tuh'' saio MISS Maroury' '"e"
7 am haled 70 thc view OF everSoody
y cont KNOW" ~ne'"eI -" ''"ny "
Wnether l am scppose0 70 represent '"S
spirit or run.
MISS Marpury sa'o max "e' p'ahneo
10 nave tho urst meeting e''er Lent
when the MOWERS are N boom ana mo
1frds are Sns'ns' marked nY ONE
special entertainment typical OF ths
sprfngtime.
we want 'dess. she ss'a' ene o",y
soea HnVe ."a. OF JAN
.... 49,. -.
The evening world., 1912-02-07
DEPOSITS MADE Ely GIRLS WHO
WISH FOR AN OUTING.

The girls who deposit money In the
FUND are given boo,-s. In which are
pasted Stamps Tor each nickel and dine
deposited. Deposits nrc made at the
headquarters o. the fund IN T~h.rty-nin;h
street or NJ" any o. the numerous
branches, each headed by some working
g.rl, In many os to large shops anu
1actor!e-.
Tho women n; the head - the movs-
ment prepare n l'st OF country Places
whore good. cheap board may be had
IN the sumTlsr Each pace Is cRrefIllY
Investigated and TIE ~authorlgrd 10, Is
!rslcd TO any girl who calls '"- ..
one weeks outing "a the country may
NE had fer & and two woe';g .or ,~ios
ss Ulch. Ten cents a a.ek 'or n.ty
week. means II week n the country" IL
the way the u.toTgtIr" OF tho movement
reads, TIE money ~ tho pl"ia "a de .os-
.trd IN the HARTMAN National bank
Hnd ~" i~r'.rcst - used 10 dcrray the
eNpcNs1s % the association. q docs no.
cover all the expenses, The Gehcit -
made ny b. private J0naticns of meu
and women Interested IN the movement.
Tie executive committee 70 composed
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FINISH WITH THE ECO.

Ta6 Tdi'uf. E'tn'ha WrlIi
Having sccuI ell a Board Of Health
permit. put the egg 10 sleep with
iaNinnum. Have your NE Insurance
policies paii To date. Put = pot VI
leAd on to boil. When II IL OF tho
VI ,per Temperature. ! O.. that u the
SUBWAY IN July. put the cgg into II.
Adj . stick ~ dyna mite and n pinch
Of ,Iant DO sdor TO flavor. Begin TO
The evening world., 1912-02-07

Grape.Nuts food, made Of whole wheat
and barley, contains the sue.building al.
bumins" and the cnergy-making starches
(changed into dextrin and grape sugar in
making Grape.Nuts). 1t also contains the
phosphate Of potash grown in the grains)-
the ccll-.ovmins. mineral clement Nature
uses in hui. dine brain and nerve cells.
Grapc-Nuts. regularly for breakfast. viii
help anyor:.
"There'S a Reason"
Coctum Cereal. Com-nny. L,mi.,d. Oa
The evening world., 1912-02-07
who realize their latent ability and seek success
in life. arc invited to u careful consideration OF
the famous food.
Grape-Nuts

Brain Nourishn.nt is essential to Brain
Activity.
A sluggish brain is a handicap-a hin.
drance in the path Of promotion.
The evening world., 1912-02-07

t~~cnty.ons days. The rsss peel
Themselves aud creep out ~ the pot
alone. MRS. q. Rfi.SS.
WlIAn ,,.hrlhra
The evening world., 1912-02-07

l6.c rrst Ave-. Lrt. IJih n sn,h NJ
III, sfcuud Ave.. corner IN Il.
1ts,i sec ~ ttr.. '0fn'r .,btp -.
kti ~s,ini w.. corner 18th II.
~ - ~ we. r'a' 10 D -.
90 e oni Au NJ N"f -.
~ second Ns ,orn,r .;th ".
iNb Mat Am NVV.. tut. lttt, ~.
: 80 hnt'-n T..
go -. ~ 'u.. eprr -r '"''' -.
2?IO Eighth Ave. copt' itD;h Ct.
The evening world., 1912-02-07

For many years we gave our own Premiums.
Two years ago We commenced 10 give ). 4 H." Ores
Trading Stamps. We were satisfied with our own sys,er
but we are much better satisfied with the IS. & IT," system
foi The reason that our patrons are far bette, satisfied. Bl
ono question regarding the situation has fixed itself in OF
mind, AMI thu. is:
Are all Of our customers obtaining full bcnsii, from II
Splendid Proii, Sharing System?
DO they obtain as Many Of these Valuable Tokens
The evening world., 1912-02-07

3CtI Third Ne. ,urn,t l56h ~.
.sfS Third Au.. r,af i,sth II.
2TT ''hiri Ave tnrler iH'h ~.
o.,I Will, ,u.. tear Il h ~
22u T'nrd Ave-. cogn'r i.3d -.
2.Nl EY',. Ave. torr.s =,
quo. 'ri,lrd Ave. con,' li3ii 1t.
isTs ''hiol W. rrs' 10
iaAt rrc,-t Ave.. cn-r"r s,'h Al
1851 recrmd Ave.. corntv s2i II.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
ACCUSED M'NAMARA
 TWO YEARS AGO
Former Mayor of Indianapolis Made Investigation and Told Labor Leaders John McNamara Was
 Directing Use of Dynamite

Indianapolis, Jan. 3.-National la bor officials, affiliated with Samuel Gompers and the American Fed eration of Labor, were informed two years ago by Charles A. Book walter, who, as mayor, at that time conducted a secret mvestiga- ton, that John ]. McNamara had directed a series of dynamite ex- plosions.
 This was made known by Book walter today when he was inform ed that the governments investi- gation here embraced an inquiry into the circumstances of four ex- posions directed against Albert Von Spreckelen, a general con- tractor, on account of labor trou- bles.
 Bookwalter declared he expect ed to be subpoenaed by the fed eral grand jury, which resumed it's session today.
 T told a score of labor leaders what l knew, and that the iron workers were to blame" said Bookwalter. You see, I know all the labor union boys
 What did they say when you blamed the iron workers?n
 There are lots of good men in union labor, and they always have denounced acts of violence. I think some of them said it was shame.
 Did any of these men tell Con- pers that suspicion pointed strong ly to the guilt of the iron work ers9n
 T don't know whether they told him or not, but Sam Gompers is one of the best informed men in this country"
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
Foley's Kidney Pills

always give satisfaction, because
 they always do the work. J. T. Shelnut Bremen. Ga, says: "I
 have used Foley Kidney Pills with great satisfaction, and found more relief from their use than from any other kidney medicine. and I've irled almost all kinds. can cheer iuiiy recommend them to all suf- iefers Tor kidney and bladder trouble. Foley's Kidney fiiis wifi cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble not beyond the reach of
 No medicine can do more For sale by Davis Drug Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
CONNECTS FOR
 PUBLIC ROAD WORK
Penitentiary Board Making Plans 10 Let State Convicts Out to Counties for Road Building
 Need More Revenue.

Little Rock, Jan. S.-The State Penitentiary Board has voted to take action which, if it is possible, under the present laws, will result in the placing upon the public roads of the state between 200 and 400 state conviets, in addition to the number now being worked by five counties under the Patterson law.
 The proposal made by Governor Donaghey and approved by Secre- tary of State Hodges and State auditor lobe, the only other mem bers of the board present, is that the board advertise for bids from the counties which may desire to secure any number of convicts to work on the roads. The provision is made that no bid will be consid- cred that is less than the actual cost of maintaining the convicts.
 Governor Donaghey offered his proposal to advertise for bids from the counties for the working of the convicts on the roads, as a solu- tion of the problem of what to do with the conyicts not worked under the Reaves contract and not needed at the state farm.
 The situation that confronts us now is a new one" Governor Don- aghey said, land believe that un- der present conditions we should be enabled under the present law to contract with the counties for the use of the surplus convicts up- on the roads. I think that under present conditions we have just as much right under the law to let the convicts out to the counties as to a pivate contractor. The peni- tentiary is not now self-sustaining and we will have certain number lof convicts who are not needed on the farm or to fulfill contracts. do not believe there is anything in the law that would prevent us from contracting with any coun- ties that want these convicts for road work. We should at least get enough out of them in that way to pay for their maintenance"
 The motion provides that all pro- Iposals shall be filed with the board wihin 60 days.
 The board considered bids which had been received for the seed ol this seasons crop, but refused tC accept any of them, as they were regarded as too low. The bids Iranged from SIS to S20 per ton. The board proposes to sell between 50t and 600 tons of seed.
 The board was in session a large part of the day receiving the re- Iports of the superintendent anC the other officials in the morning land adjourning until afternoon when the matter of disposing oi the convicts was taken up.
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would compel railroads to pay in-
 jared employees; Southern claims.
 to repay for property destroyed during the war; Ship Subsidy law. which passed, presiding officer having voted for it on the tie vote.
 He showed from records of Con- gress Davis action before the Sen
 ate committee in regard to the bill
 to quiet the title 10 the Sunken
 lands in eastern Arkansas; that
 when speaking hefore it, said he would get q good fee" in event of it's passage. This he later denied,
 but all of the members of the con- mittee stated positively that he had
 so stated. That Davis, in one of his speeches, had said these lands were under water, and nobody could live on them, when the fact is, that there are over five hun dred families living upon them, with schools and churches, and were entitled under the homestead
 law, or lease law, to first claim to
 them, but if the bill had passed Congress all these would have be- come homeless. Said lands were were worth six million dollars. He
 referred to Davis record before
 the grand jury of Pulaski county a few years since, when Prosecut-
 ing Attorney Lewis Rhoton, to whom he had promised to tell of corrupt practices of corporations, had him summoned before it, and,
 instead of doing this, said he did
 not know thing against said cor porations of eulpable nature, and
 when asked some pointed question,
 fell back upon his legal prerogati 3
 and refused to answer, saying 1t
 would incriminate himself. That
 Rhoton showed up the numbers of
 two different mileage books from
 the Iron Mountain railroad upon
 which Davis, as governor. had rid- den over said railway without cost
 to himself, although it was a penal offense to do so. He said that Cox, the Iron Mountain representative, when before the same grand jury, and being questioned by Rhoton. admitted that said Iron Mountain railroad had used money to defeat an effort to impeach Governor Davis. and on cross-examination said the sum used was s80,000. In closing Col. Brundidge thanked his audience for the quiet and close attention given his speech. He said the country was upon the eve of a grand Democratic victory, and ap- pealed to his hearers to stand true to the party and it's principles.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11

You can get Yukons Good Luck Flour al W. W. Townsend's for SS.5u per hundred. Every sack guaranteed. 28s-2 ee-sttf
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11

Charles Durham, Lovington, H., has succeeded in finding a positive cure for bed wetting. My little boy wet the bed every night clear through on to the floor. tried several kinds of kidney medicine, and I was in the drug store looking for something different to help him. when I heard of Folev's Kid .ney Pills. After he had taken them two days we could see change. and when he had taken two thirds of bottle he was cured. That is about six weeks ago, and he has not wet in bed since" For safe bv Davis Drug Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
Foley's Hone wand Tar Compound
 Cures in Every Case"

hir. Jas. McLanerty, Manager of the Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., rec- ommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, because it cures in every case. T have used it myself
 and and haze ave recommended it tto many others, who have since told me of its great curative power in dis eases of the throat and lungs. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound IS reliable family medicine. Give lt to your children and take it yourself when you feel cold com ing on. It checks and cures colds. coughs and eroup, and prevents bronchitis and pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Davis Drug Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
IF YOU HAVE A SICKLY
 y0UNGSTER TRY THIS FREE

The family with young children that is sithout sickness in the house now and then is rare. and so if Is important that the head of the house should know what 70 GO ID the little emergencies that arise. child with a serious allment needs a doctor. i is true but iu the majority If snst1lees. ,.ss. as any doctor knows the child suffers from some intestinal fraoffs usually constipation.
 There is no sense ln giving f. a uffi ar q remedy containing an opiafe nor fs rushing Of the bowels to be always rer.s,s. uiend51- fkatner EINe it a small dose af mild. gentle laxative tonic ma fs- Calewelre Syrup Pepsin. which b,' c,eev- ink out The bowels and sffcnefhe1fnr ffe hitit stomach muscles. will imlnediafeis, correct tbe trouble. -'stf Thss is not alone our orsuion b,, ,...
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11

aground Evans sent boats to res cue the crew and saved 267, in- cluding Capt Eulate, who sur rendered to Evans.
 After his appointment to rear admiral, February fl, 1901, Evans held several commissions, the last in 1908, when he commanded the Atlantic fleet on it's cruise from Hampton Roads to San Francisco where, owing to illness, he trans ferred the command for the rest of the cruise to Rear Admiral Sperry. His retirement followed on August IS, 1908.
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of Mrs. N IT. Mead Of Freeport t<ana whose granddaughter has been fakID,- |, successfully and of Mrs J. R. Wbifins ot Lena Wis. who gives st 10 her children slaa .,t taxes II herself. Il Is sold in fifty ufoe store. but fl you want to feet if "a ssef family before you buy it send vo,,r eAaf es@ to Dr. Caldwell and he win fsr. ward supply free of charge
 pr Caldwell does not feel that tba letshase ..t. of his remedy ends his ob6- nssteh lie has specialized ia stomach liver and bowel diseases for aSer fatss,,
 saTe and VIII De pleased to give the t<a9sf any advice on the nuhi.,. e~r-
 fHarke All are welcome fo wrlfe rr ., "nfther Tor the mSdieai advice ss .f, s..,.. e. c,s,lswsh AI Caldwell huiidinr.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
The Dancer of LaGrippe

Is it's fatal tendency to pneumonia To cure your la grippe coughs take Foleys Honey and Tar Compound R. B. Fisher, Washington, Kas., says: "I was troubled with a se- were attack of lagrippe, and nothing l used did me any good, and l was threatened with pneumonia. A friend advised me to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and got some at once. I was relieved from the very first. By the time had taken three bottles my lagrippe was gone. I believe Foley's Honey and Tar Compound 10 be the best medicine 1 ever use, and always keep a bottle with me- For sale hy Davis Drng Go.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
FIRE AT MONETTE.
Small Town Near Jonesboro Suf.
 fers Heavy Loss.

Jonesboro, Jan. Sire result ing from the explosion of car of gasoline seriously burned ] II Hogan and swept an entire block at Monette, a small town east of here, yesterday afternoon. The loss is estimated at $50,0O0. Only meager details could be obtained, as ali telephone connections were cut off by the flames. The Monette Supply Company, J. F. Blankenship Mercantile Company and the Bank of Monette were reported as the heaviest losers.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-01-11
HYDE TRIAL SET.
Date of Third Effort Placed b,
 Judge P0rtcrlleld May 27th.

Kansas City, Jan. 3.-When the Hyde ease came up in criminal court here yesterday, Judge Por- teriield fixed May 27, next, for be- ginning of the physicians third trial.