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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

fig | Somtale meb mango al Dem,
fsrenb DC fom inc paa oct aapiteI.
giap Sunbap bar blaiibt Dem en-
meget omitribt Meteorological. Nosle
b9pet ham til Sfperne og erflnreoe
bam for at bore en- al Nutioens
itsrite Wenb. anbre igjen aniaa
bam JON Ell religies Gbarlatan.
Nogie fanot neppe Orb fterfe NOT
til at uotale 2opprisninger oper
Wanoen, mems andre igien ipntes
Serifon life bapbe Srb pasienbe nof
til at uotrpffe lin Soragt for De Wte-
tbooer iom ban brugte. Smeaem
oisie to 9oerligbeoer par Der en-
llenDeIigbeo al Meningsanifrelier.
aae bar BOG fuloit9nbig enige l. at
ban beiao @pfe til at tr9ffe ful0t
Sus, ome1o oct tog 5000 eaer fle.
re til at iplbe BET. Nogle isgte at
f%orflare 0enne bans Gpne eller
&rait paa Den Maaoe, at ban traf
Hublifum til Jig peo at spe en-
Slags Sppnotisme, Wesmorisme
eller Magnetisme ouer Oct. anore
igien aniaa Ssgningen iom ct Bio.
nesbDro ON, at ban talte greit og
Hart og friift. San ia, I. er., at
Sing fan erboloes finn pna tire Wtaa-
Der: 9e fan fisbes, iti9les, faces.
Naaoen / ariitus fan ingen fIs6e
eaer iti9le. W3an fan alene faa
Den peo Sorioningen, iom er bragt
iitano peb Seiu BLOB. San brugte
ilaaenOe grempler til at felte en-
Sanobeb / Sufommelien. 6or at
piie, at man buroe forbpoe Salg al
beruienoe 9riffe for ben ~opDorenoe
Sl9gts Sfplo, bapbe ban lat en- Gel
pene Gutter paa ct Steb, bpor Sor.
iamlingen fitnoe ie Dem. San ia, at
Saloonerne fabriferte 9ruffenbolte.
San falbte Saloonerne gin mias".
"Spor faar Saloonerne Waterio'
lierne fra til at frembringe oisle
Trooufter?" ipurete ban. San pegte
% paa oisie friife, oppafte, fieffe
Gutter, bpis SorGlore % SlG9t'
ninser og &jenoinger rimcligpis iao
/ Soriamlingen. Saa fortiatte ban:
Ger er Waterialierne. gr s f9r-
bige til, at oisie fiGffe Gutter, -
bine Gutter, mine Gutter , bort
Sands Sremtibs Saab og 8Ieoe og
Stprfe, = ifal ebelegges paa Sc.
gem os Siel og bli iaabamne Srug,
iom S Ter iabriferes bper Dag al
Salopnerne. Spert at bisie Srag,
iom s Ter paa meo Ififp, bar en-
gang liseiom oisie Gutter peret en-
itolt IorS fjer Sst. Spis S life
ct ferbige til at eisre ct iaaoant
Offer, pGr meo og brip Saloonen
no al 9ufineis". Saalebes frem'
itillet ban fine Weninger paa Ell
pirfningsiulo Maabe. ut 9iup
Sunoaps gpne iom gpaugeliit er
lsnnenbe, fan man lutte Jig til, Sa
oct forteaes, at ban | De Tiger, ban
opbolbt iig / Sarge, tiente $4,000.
Sa, men bette bar rigtigtof life no
get at sisre meO "Sagttageller peo
og Smaabetragtninger fra Iars1ne.
bet". Seq faar Ga gienopta Srau.
ben og fortiGtte meo oct Samtale.
enllle n9Ite Sang. &or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
Rooiepelt ieirer / Kanias

Sra Sopefa, Sans, t~elegraieres
ben Cite Iuguit, at De ptte &oolepelt-
fanbioater for 8algmerlb er blet mo-
minereOe meO itor Waioritet peb oct
netop ~lteorunbne BrimPrpalg.
2igeleoes antages Statens pro-
eresiipe @uperusr, @. 81. Clubs, at
bape pllroet Hominationen for Sor-
bunbsienator oper lin regul9re repu-
blifanife Mobitlnoer, CHARLES Gut
tis.
Irtbur gapper, rbJtber al "So-
pefa Capital, nominereoes iom Ste.
publifanernes ug Geo. s. Sooges lom
Semofraternes @uperusrfanbibat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
"Wi" % lite ''jeg"

ia HoaIb gmrnbieu belle SiOen i lit
6oreoroe ON Spopnlsirrben, for.
tPller oct engelife @lab ~Stanbarb"
/ 9uenos Iires. "Suis man ituloe
aiPtte iia til bans Stiuina eiter bans
~llOieenoe", flyer Slooet. "pilbe man,
itrar Il: officer | Den brittle grme.
Sans Sremtr9Sen er forbrjngSlss,
bans @eifeoenbeo ioririifenoe j biSie
Seluaoerterinsens Gage. Sare
en- Sang rsomet ban al Stoltbeo, og
bans Stemme italp LEI al @epGaelie.
Oct nor moo Gluten al Soreoraset
ba ban ia: % meo alleS SGnoer
poa 6lagiianeen plantet pi bort
Sanbs Slos paa Oct Steo. iom M
fieuoes iom SpopoIen. Silbsrernc
brso no / uoIoioHlt % lansparist
8iiaIb."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

maaI, iom fnptter iig til Riteriisen,
fan 10 NOT foranIebige fige Nabp'
meoer. Otter Msbet mellem be to
aciiere uoienotes, iom befieIiot, OF
fciel MebbeleIie ON, at Der par op.
naoet fllloitpnoig gnigbeo Wogter'
ne imeflem ON De foreliggenos
SpsrgSnonI 0piIfe ois'e bar,
blcp Ser imiolertio life pnltet ct
ORD ont / MebbeIeIieit). Ger err life
8rlrno til at anita anoet, erlo at
bette npe Ms6e ltoao bill reiuItere /
iamnle ligeiaa megetiigenoe 'om IN
tetiigenoe MeobeIelie. Giteriisens
Serrer er eni9s bpao anbelanger
Siteriisen. Iten enige ON bpoo?
Wen Mebet mellem Husierne 90
Speniferne or 10 at en- goo Del len'
~iationeaere aurafter emo oct leo.
panlige oarpisie tpif.ruslilfe.
Set Suen Seoinife "8arningS-
oro" meo bans poafslgetoe lloparp-
ming al oct feiierlige ruSiiife geogra'
fife Selifab, ben tiloels ltor
menSe, tiloels bioiige og frofIllfe
VreSiefomp, iom itrar rei'te Jig i!
ben rusiiife, ~iuenife % tpIfe Bres'
ie, og De beitige, itooig iblel'
ilagne, men itrar igien pponffenoe
Observation-Disclosures, bill bel nof
trpore bette WsOc o. bets 6orbano'
linger. 0ten DOG neppe Toritprre
SopIlen.
Sbpertiulb bepirfer De, at Den
iture, intereSierte alurenbeo runDt
ON / De noroeuropGiife Sanoe bier
Mgoet Ell eanife anoen Snteresle
emo Monarfmsoer fleit - De er 10
tleit 6olfene fomplet ligegploige! =
oo imsbeier De oiiicielle HelultaterS
Eeoaftion mco pirfelig Sppnoillg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
2lmerifalinien %
llopanorinaen.

3 en- Mrtifel ON Den rorife gme,
rifaIinie benleoer 2iniers abmini'
itrerertoe 9ireftsr, @ititau Senrif.
fen, Spmerfiombeoen paa fslgenoe
llbtaIelie / Den bepartenlentole SEQ.
mites Subifiaing %angdaenoe Stats.
hibrag til Sinicu:
+, ~Get ipnes life toiHomt, at Der
err ,baabe mere of arbeibe for og
itsrre &eiuItnter at bente al ct ar.
beiSe Ipm i isrite R9ffe tar Siete
taa at,benare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
meIlemN asorbmGnb paa begge Sioer
Qf Itldnterbapct o. beiorbre 8ien.
> inbbanbrtnaeu, emo birefte at or.
beioe moo llopanbringen. Oct, iom
beo en- iaaoan @ienilOfptning al
rorife anterifaiere pinbes for Gan.
oct, err al nteget flor 8Pro;. Set
er life blot sget SolfctaI og Fenge.
Set err amerifnnif @riaring, Sno,
figt, grbeiosteinpo og Sefnif, OF -
bpoo 'orn fanIfe er oct pGIentligite
- @ieninopanbringen bill bare oct
bebite @epis paa, at SiemInnoet DOG
maa1fe bpoer Iigeiaa glinitige Wtli.
ligbeber ipm BET frenrmeoe, og ben
bill berpeo pie fig iom ct sunitist
Mibbel MOB @migraticnell. &pao
mi angaar Den @etporing, ion til
S~remBi9Ip af be Der nGurte Sor-
maal fan tillGgges Ell norif Imeri-
f%alinie, ian ier aonliteen Den ~itsrite
beri, at Sirieil blir Den ierite / Dir.
felig Saubling oniotte &ilieSptring
for ben SamberigbebSfeleIie, ser
binber Gmigratnerne % Sienlanoet
ian1mcn."
Sr. SenrifIen frlptter BERTH fcI.
genoe 9enerfninger:
"@eo Chen al at barre al 9etpo.
ming for bore @pers SauoeI - er.
port Tom Support - meo oen Gel
al Oct fore amerifnrife Sentiment,
JON 2inier fonlner til at bersre,
ligger maaife henS Sopeobctpbnina
beri, at Sen oil ubpifle Sorbinoclien
meuem Norae o9 Noromproene /
Gmerifa paa ct iaabaut sis, at oiSie
~iiteoetfor at bore ioogobtIom tabt
for oS fra oct Gieblif sc iorla6er
2arbct, oebblipenbe 'faI la SsIeIien
al of bere Norge til. % fam bette
lpffeS peo &i9lp al Gen norife gnes
rifaIinie, % Oi iaa iamtiOig erin.
hrer, OF 9forNmGnoene / amerifa
er ensbetpoenOe meo De fterfe, Inns
fraftige SfuO, iom / SioerncS Sob
iprang al por eaen 9efoIfnina&
Star1te. ioa ifaI oct iiffcrt o9ioa
~erfierbeS, at AmerifoIirier ioor De,
tponing boaSe FOR @p % 2ano Der.
hieume."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

Geno ~Deccrab.g ofter" til eIpatriree 90
Gerrer I 8amIelnnbet. - Iirsod1s 90 Sres
oaesuoenben fcfier $3.50; Sreoaesubeaoen
nlene, Sf.25 pr. Flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

8ioere nbtnIte ban iis ! 5oDsr al
2opgipnins til Sorbeorins af Or
beioernes aaor, % ! Jappr al en-
grnnoia &eform at bort 8engeo9-
len. Sog maatte bette Geformar-
beibe life iibelnffenoe operorages
8anfierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09

pr,sp a. s,corp CLASS sArrrs Juss ibrR 1908 AZ rHs POSI-
crrp AZ Dsco..a, IowA. uSpK. ran Aa % cOssNrss 90
EAlos o, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-09
SiGp smnsap.

ga Sinp Smbap bapoe netop al.
iluttet fine Hepiuals en- fort Sio ier
aarsusoets @~espnoelie, par bans
@irflombeN naiurligpis Sarsoitcrne
| irilft Niube. Wm funoe neppe Of
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25

Roy Fry is sick with pneumonia,
The Rev. Hammonds of Velonia
was in Egger on business Friday.
Sheriff Thornton and Pink Mount
were IN Egger Friday and Saturday
collecting taxes.
Bro. ]. ~ Simpson filled his reg
ular appointment at Cherry Hill
church Sunday afternoon.
Walter eagle and Herman eagle
went hunting in the mountains
near Cherry Hill Monday and had
the luck TO kill two turkeys and one
deer. They returned so tired they
could hardly carry their game.
Mrs. German passed away Tues
day morning at g 1'eloek and brr
husband, Mr. German, .i.i in.Y>-
day morning at o'clock. Both
were laid rest ii the same grave
Thursday afternoon in the Cherry
I'LL cemetery. They left four chill
dren and host of friends to mourn
their loss. Mr.. Cannon was 60
years of age and Mrs. Carmen IS.
Sapphire.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
ALDER LEAVES.

Ed Roberts of Opal visited his
parents here Sunday.
Connie Hooper was quite sick
Saturday and Sunday, but is better
now.
Myrtle Enhry nshe has been si,,;s
for several days, is able to be out
again.
w. T. Barber and family spent the
latter part of the week with The
WldeneFs.
Jonathan Beck Of Clagett was in
this vicinity Saturday with his
gasoline pea thrasher.
After a quiet, uneventful Christ
mas and an exceptionally Happy
New. Year has begun. One of our
leading young men, Isaac Roberts.
Just TO change the monotonv of
things, evaded the vigilant news
gatherer and slyly captured a prize
from the home of ID. Ferguson, in
the person of Miss Maud. Mr.. Fer
guson's eldest daughter. The bride
Is one Of the most highly respected
Young ladies Of our community.
Careless Poet.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
Still Time to Get the Companion
for S1.75.

The publishers of The Youths
Companion announce that they
will accept yearly subscriptions at
|Si.75 up to the end of March. The
new rate Of $500 will go into effect
promptly on April 1. The large
number whose subscriptions run
over into the early weeks Of the
year, as we'll as those who were I'M
able to send in new subscriptions
before January 4, will have this
opportunity to get The Companion
for another fifty-two weeks at the
old price. If you had no other
periodical reading for your family.
The Youths Companion would be
sufficient sufficient for keen en-
joyment by every one, young and
old; sufficient to keep you posted
on the important news and events
of the day. sufficient to give YOU a
mind richly stored with useful
knowledge. The new departments
have become indispensable features
of the paper. The page devoted TO
the interests of boys in school and
college always has an article Of ex-
pert advice on athletics by some
one who speaks with authority
whether it is football, baseball,
skating, swimming or other vigor-
Gus pastime. The page for girls
suggests useful occupations at
home and profitable occupations in
The community. without forgetting
that girls like to be ornamental as
we'll as useful. And there is the
family page. which in the course
Of a year fills the place Of do
nestle encyclopedia.
Subscribe now-today-while The
companion may yet be had for
sf.75.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
ia Berkeley Street.
Boston, Massachusetts,.
wi 274-3
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
B0uLDERs FROM ROCKY.

J, l.. Oliver Of Mena was in Rocky
on business Monday.
William Baxter OF Cedar town.
ship passed through here Monday.
G. G. Cummings has bought the
Tom Leming farm four miles north
Of Rocky.
Mrs. Joe Nichols has been quite
I'll the past two weeks. and i re-
ported no better.
Richard. the 9-months-old son 81
Mr.. and Mrs. u. D. Davis. is dan
gerously III with pneumonia.
Or. d. ". Connaiiy and Bunvon
Crawford are on a business trim 10
Ialihlna and other points in Okla
homa.
G. /. Ninfon- who said his Farm.
some time aFo to ". y. Mendenhail
# Hedlex. Tea. has moved ii tn
=. q. Turner farm.
Mrs. ]. 4. Cole. who received
broken leg BY falling on the lee
some tHo weeks ago. i reported Isl
DR. Campbell. TIE attending physi-
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
WANT NEW ELECTION LAW
Socialists and Republicans Invoke
|. and r.. TO Secure Represen-
fafinn at the Polls.

Little Rock, Jan. 23.-The first IN
itiative petition for a change IN tne
election law, as proposed by the so
cialists and endorsed by the ne
nuhlicans. was received Monday by
Secretary of State Hodges. It came
from Tyronza, and contains ~
names. Il provides that any party
casting 5000 votes for governor
NAV have one election COMMISSION
or in each county, and one Judge or
clerk at each polling place. In TINS
connection. Mr.. Hodges calls attell-
ton to the fact that all petitions on
| this or any other subject proposed
TO be initiated this year, must De
field with him by May 9, Just iouf
months before the general election
About $4,000 are needed TO lniIlaee'
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
1I'-Hf
COVE CATCHES.

Or. NJ. +. Gray is putting up an
Iolfice building next door to Or. Rec
TORS office.
Several weddings have taken place
lin the community, the last ones
lbeing Miss Nesta Sims and Roy
Empson, and Miss Ozie Yarbrow and
ID, -. Harsh.
Druggist George b. Nixon is
spending a week or so visiting his
lold home in Alabama, and during
This absence the store is in charge
of ]. r. Graham.
X. +. Daniels, the livery man, has
purchased of r.. G0ff the house and
Isix lots on the corner of Center
street and Barton avenue, known as
the Fulton properly, and has moved
TO Town, in order to be nearer his
business.
Several of the old planning mill
Hands have gone to farming, and
they declare they are done with
public works for good. Among the
number may be mentioned w. s.
Hingfleld, j. l.. Smith and Jack
Flynn, who have filed on home
lsteads.
Considerable real estate has been
changing hands during the last
week or two. The most important
lsales and transfers were those made
Iby II. H. King, who sold his 100 acre
farm four miles east of town to a
lparty from FIT. Smith, ID. Fl. Emp
son, who sold his 200 acre farm
known as the Eads place, to G, D.
Mathis0n of Weatherford, Tex, and
is. s. Smith. who EXCHANGED his i60
Iaere farm known as the Andy Tur-
lner place for land in western Ok
lahoma. Mr.. King will move to
town, Mr.. Empson will move back
to Kansas and Mr.. Smith will move
to Oklahoma, and while we regret to
lose these good citizens, it is graft
flying to know that the community
will get some good people in their
places. Mr.. Mathson brings two
families and teams and improved
agricultural implements for ex-
tenslve farming operations.
E'ichppp1ap
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
Tw0-MILE TwITTERINGs

Ben Taylor spent Sunday with
Roy Chapman at Gam.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Daniel were
Visiting in Mena one day last week.
Brother Hamiier of NandervoOrt
Twill preach at this place next Sun
lday.
Miss Bertha Daniel is visiting at
the home Of her brother, John DAN
iel at Mena.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Henson Of Hat
ton are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Henson's parents.
Miss Kate Kelly went to Mena
Saturday TO spend the week with
friends and relatives.
II. w. Anderson has purchased a
lime mare from DR.. Campbell Of Pot
ter, the price paid being Si75.
Miss Stella Hicks returned home
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Sid Anderson,
at Heavener, Ok.
Arthur Hicks, who has been very
sick with fever, is getting along
nicely. Elvin Williamson is also
sick with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Keener of Pot
ter and Mrs. Oscar Keener of Tall
hina, Ok, visited at the home Of
Mr.. Hicks Sunday.
Doss Taylor left for his home all
McGehee, Ok, Tuesday Of last week
after a visit with his friends, Mr..
land Mrs. ID. l.. Taylor.
Mack Taylor and Henry, Daniel
attended the party at the home OF
| Mr.. Hoosier near Potter Saturday
might and reports a pleasant time.
Rev. James Bowling of Hatfield
Twill preach at Mt. Olive Baptist
church Saturday, February 8, at n
O'Clock, also Sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
paragraphef.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
Tho Fdifors az The Star.

To the Editors Of The Star.
Dear Sirs:-Fnclosed find 81, for
which give me credit on my sub
scription to The Star. My time VIII
be out soon and for several rea-
sons 7 don't want to miss a copy.
First, | want to keep up with that
good story you are giving your
readers. Then there are other
things that I like about The Star.
nc is a splendid newspaper for gen.
eral news. It is always fair and
honorable with those with whom 1t
differs. 7 like it because it gives
the Socialists a hearing occasional
Iy. Not that I am a Socialist, for
I am not and never can be, because
7 only have one of the two main
qualifications that are requisite to
make a good Socialist, egotism and
ignorance. only have the latter
I like to read the happenings in
Mena and Polk county and in the
state. 7 am interested in the cleo
lions, though I will not be there to
vote, or to live under the officers
after they are elected. Yet I have
my choice. | think that Arkansas
has the best governor that she has
had for many years. and I would
be willing to see him reelected.
But 7 would rather see the seat in
the United States Senate filled by
some other than the one that as
lpires to recollection.
| think you have a good sheriff
and a good county judge. You see
I am watching all these things thro
The Star. and | want you to keep
sending it. I think it is worthy OF
being classed as a good state paper
have never seen its superior as Z
county paper. And it is the besl
booster of town and county I ever
read always at it, never Sinking
never firing. And I am truly glaC
to note the financial success of The
Star, for if any one nArkansas de-
serves to succeed it is such ener-
getic and never-tiring publishers
as conduct The Star. IT seems tC
me that the town and county both
owe a great deal OF their prosperity
/ and advancement to The Star
But say, don't you think (be-
tween you and me), that the alb
sence of saloons in Mena has had
something to do with her prosper
| ity lately9 I have been told when
there that if Mena went dry the
farmers would take their cotton
elsewhere-and you tell us through
The Star that Mena has bought
more cotton this year than ever be-
fore in one season. And then the
increased prosperity Of the banks
and other business houses only goes
to show that the cash spent for
liquor formerly has been used late
ly to bless the homes Of the spend
|ers instead Of causing sadness and
want IN those same homes.
But | suppose there is some boot
Logging going on yet. And when ]
read in The Star of a bootlegger
being run in throw up my old hat
and yell "Hurrah for Jiml' or any
one that does the job.
These are few, but not all Of
the reasons why I want The Star
continued to nv address
Yours very truly,
II. Rathbern.
Delhi, Ok, Jan. IS, 1912.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
INK NEWS.

Elder G. w. Wolf went to Mena
Monday on business.
Miss Nirgie Fryar of Oden spent
Friday with Miss Byrd Harris.
Ed Parish and Murphy Brock
were shopping in Mena Monday.
Harrison Corley left Monday for
re. Smith to attend business col
| lege.
The dance given at the home OF
n. r; Cook Saturday night was en-
joyed.
r. Hill and daughters. Misses
Lula and Lucy, were shopping in
Mena Monday.
Mrs. Flora Balm and son of Board
Camp spent part OF last week with
her father, j. b. Hendricks.
Tom Moore and family left a few
DAYS ago for Loyeland, Tex, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. 5. Il. Chambers reports a new
boy at the home OF Pad Lunsford.
Ialso at the home of Bill Southern.
Miss Williams of Womble is
81 few Jays al the nome OF
her Drother-in-law, Mr.. Oglesby of
Ink.
Mrs. 0glesby and children visited
lat the home of Mrs. Oglesby's SIS
ter. Mrs. DR.. Norris. one day last
week.
J. f., II. f. and w. L. Chambers
lare putting in a phone line to Mena.
We expect soon to have a large
city at Ink.
Mrs. j. X. Hendricks and daugh-
ter. Miss Rena, returned SATURDAY.
from a few days visit with rela-
|tives at Mena.
Mrs. j. +, Cottman returned home
Thursday after an extended visit
with her two daughters, Mrs. Kate
and Eflie Harrah.
K. 4. Wear who went TO 1T
smith three weeks ago. returned
home after serving as juryman dur
ing the term of court
Everyone remember the all-dav
singing at Concord next SUNDAY.
Bring your hooks and have a good
singing and a nice time.
Alvin Wood returned home Fri
day and will leave this week with
his family for SEWER county. where
they Will make their home.
The basket supper and pie eating
given at the home Of Melvin Quinn
one night last week was greatly en-
loyed. Joe Blackwell won the prize
Tor eating pre- IN quickest with
ms hands tied behind him.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
CoRINTH.

w. NJ. Fleming of Egger visited
Billy Fleming Sunday.
David Harmon and Bud North
transacted business at Ink Monday
Mrs. John Harmon is now recov-
ering from an attack OF slow fever
Mrs. George Wiles visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Ira EddIeman of Ink last
week.
Born. Monday to Mr.. and Mrs
George HaroG, an 8-pound baby
girl.
Grandma Dollar, aged 10 years
died Monday and was laid to rest
in the Corinth cemetery Tuesday
afternoon. She leaves a husband
and several children.
Deacon Weatherspoon.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
wICKEs WAvELETs.

+, ID. Beck was transacting bust
ness in Mena last week.
Col. G. H. Jett went TO Mena Sun
day, returning Monday.
Rev. Brown of Grannis filled his
appointment at the Nazarine church
Sunday.
II. H. Tunnell who was taken
very sick Thursday night, is able
to be up again.
Mrs. Tunnel returned home from
Ment Monday, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. r.
Daniel.
Quite a number OF Wickes boys
attended the Bunch school enter
tainment Saturday night, and all
report nice time.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
WANT CASE APPEALED
Union Men Would Take Burns Md
mapping Case to U. $. SUI
preme Court.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2S.-Con-
demnation OF the action of Federal
Judge Anderson in releasing VII
liam J. Burns from a kidnapping IN
dictment is contained in the appeal
of Central Labor union to state and
county authorities, asking that the
Anderson decision be appealed 10
the United Staiey Supreme court.
The indictment against the detec-
tive was based on the charge that
he Kidnapped John j. Mcnamara
and took him to California for
trial.
The labor appeal declares Judge
Anderson's decision "sets at naughl
state laws and renders Intellectual
the states powers to maintain It's
sovereignty"
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
Renort of McCauIev sehool

! closed The third month Of my
school January 10, with the follow
ing grades: Eighth grade. Roy
Langthorp, 93; Lima Cram, 81: Sixth
grade-Fred Snitker, 80: Bennie
Hutson, 81; Fourth grade-Lotfic
Langthorp, 81; Carrie McCauley. SO.
Frank Yarbrough, 81; Third grade
Mary Langthorp, 90; Veatrice Car
gu, 81; First grade--J. r. Cargill,
W; Tim Iarbrough, 81. We are go
ing TO have pie supper at our
school house Saturday night. Feb
ruary. 3, for the benefit of the
school. Everybody invited. Bring
all your friends.
Christina Embry, Teacher.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1912-01-25
OLIVER CHAPEL CHIPS.

Miss Bessie Wallen of Rocky vis-
Matte Woosley Wednesday.
Curtis Patton of Freedom was q
visitor at this place Sunday.
The public roads are in a bad
condition now, owing to the bad
weather.
Rev. VIM. Smith of Mena filled
his regular appointment at this
place Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Mckinney Of this
place spent last week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Daisy Cole OF
Mountain Fork.
Hill Billy.