The Springdale news., 1913-05-02


 attendance was very light owing to the fact that no one knew of the game until the team from the Uni- versity arrived.
 W. F Martin, of Portland, Ore gon. is here on visit to his fath CT, Nm. Martin and other relatives. After week $ visit here he will go to Washington, D C., where ke is delegate to the general confer ence Of the Seventh Day Advent ists
 MT and Mrs Guy Stafford arriv- ed Friday from Stigler, Ok, for visit with relatives and friends The former returned Tue sday night to Stigler to close up his affairs at that place and will come to Spring dale to accept a position with The News
 Mir Mayberry, residing north of Springdale, last week closed deall through the Springdale Land Company for the 200-acre farm of Geo Vaughan near Whitener. Mad ison County We understand MT Hia3 bttlg VIII IHONt lO tue ldI III next fall
 Exercises in honor of the anni- versary of the founding of the ord CT We're held at the lodge room Sat urday night by the L O. 0. F. There was an address by Judge J N. Tillman of Fayetteville, recita ton by Miss Bulah Horn and talks by Prof. Banta and Dr John Young
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 (. W Penwe1l and family left Saturday evening for Be grade, Mon tana. where they expect to make their home MT PeGwell has been local manager of the Southwestern Telegraph X Telephone Company for some time past
 Dr. ". H. Graves and wife. who have resided on farm d few miles northwest of town for some time past, packed their household goods and left last Sunday for Durham. this state, where they will make their future home They made the tip overland
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 Miss Eulah uehanan. who has been attending the Springdala High School for the past term left Mon day afternoon for her home at Compton. this state While here sic made her home at the residence Of Rev. and Mrs. A L. Cline. be- ing sister of the latter
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 springda 2 friends of Nr. and Ms. B Y Cole will be interested in laerning that they have removed from their former home at Shenan- doah. Iowa. and a:e now located near Syracuse, N T.. where Mr Cole has purchased farm They arrived at their new home on Sat ufday Mrs (. C. Clarke, mother Of Mrs Cole. went with them and will spend the summer up there.
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 Col NJ. D. Vance of this place received telegram Monday after noon telling of tie death of his brother, Dr. A. J. Vance, of Harr- son, which sad event occurred Mon day at St. Louis, Mo. Col Vance and his daughter, Miss Hattie left Tuesday morning for Harrison to be in attendance at the funeral which was held Wednesday at that place. Dr. Vance was one of the best known and most prominent doctors of Boone County.
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 At a recent meeting of those in- terested Hon Wilson Cardwell and W. B. Brogdon of this place were selected as members of the commit tee to go to Little Rock and appear before the Railroad Commission in opposition to the proposed new de murrage law. George Ruple was se- leeted as alternate Ed Somers of Rogers has been appointed as a member Of the committe from that place The local horticultural soei- e.3 has adopted resolutions oppos- Ills i43 i-st44 7E LII blit- utt Ill til ste7 6 laws. and the probabilities are that when the Railroad Commission hea $ of the opposition from the apple growers and shippers the proposed change which appears to be in fav- or of the wholesale commission men and the railroads. will not be made
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 Judge Geo W. Hays, candidate for the Democratic nomination fer governor, spoke at the Auditorium Monday night. On account Of the short notice and other attractions the crowd was small The speaker was introduced by Rev G (. Whit CTS, pastor of the First Baptist Church, who is an old friend Of Judge Hays. The speaker did not go into an exhaustive discussion, of the affairs of the state, but said he was in favor Of a liberal support of the University and the four agri- cultural schools, and that if he was elected governor he pledged himself not to become a candidate for any Ot her office during the time for