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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-19

TN my paper of last week I essayed
to interest my readers in a de-
u scription of an English byway-
and shyway and now wish to speak
of an old road in Scotland the travers-
ing of which affords a ramble unsur-
passed by any the whole world has to
offer.
refer to the little island of Iona,
which. legend says. will float forever,
and which, though but a short run from
Glasgow. was until quite recently
scarcely ever visited by one of the
thousands of tourists who annually
pass through Scotland's busiest mart.
A thousand years ago it was COM
monty believed that Iona would not
be destroyed at the end of the world
but would remain floating upon the sea
forever. This report caused many who
yearned for immortality to desire that
their bones should be Inferred upon
the isle and consequently the tiny spot
Is the resting place of As monarchs.
many of whose tombs are still to be
recognized Among them Is the grave
of "Old King Cole" that jolly hero, of
our nursery rhymes and the ideal of
our infantile conceptions of a mon
arch. The last king to be buried here
was Duncan, who began his reign in
A. D. 1884. and was murdered by Mac
beth six years later In referring to
his place of interment. Shakespeare
speaks of Iona as 1.-THE sacred store
house of his (Duncan's) predecessors
and guardian of their bones.'
It's history renders the Island of in.
tense interest to the antiquarian, but
it's peculiar geological formation and
it's wonderful scenic beauty clothe it
with a charm and fascination to the
traveller that are beyond compare.
The tourist to this delectable spot
usually takes the train from Glasgow
to Oban, where charming little
steamer awaits him for a cruise to the
islands of Staffa Iona and the won
derful caves in their immediate vicin-
ity.
Lined With Castles
The coast and the neighboring isle
are lined with castles as thick as dove
cotes and nearly every one of the in
numberable promontories has been the
scene of some tragedy of history or is
associated with some soft legend of the
past.
The first object of interest is the
lady rock, which is surmounted by an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-19
Dried Cantaloupe Now

Los Angeles, September 16.--(
cial)-With the perfection Of ex]
ments now going on California
give to the world another lus,
dried fruit--the dried cantaloupe.
VIII trun into profit some OF the
lions of small cantaloupes left ir;
fields every year. Thomas d. Neck
FL Centre accidentally discovercd
fine qualities Of the dried article
Call had dumped a great heap of
taloupes to one side. several bred
open. These dried, and threw out
fine armoa that Mccall was attra
and tasted them. They were exec
and now cantaloupe growers are dI
all of their small melons. The
variety is said to have a much
favor than the fresh fruit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-19

however civilized stambul now hi
'eiepnones. and Nurieh Hanum will
apie to give her orders about the ss|
OF boots and halva and Turkish deliel
Wlthout exposing the nape of her nenlsl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-19
Judging by the Cost

From the st. Louis Republic.
Rather an extravagant reception
gave that play at the show housd
night
Yes, the audience pitched half N
Of eggs at IT, J
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
UNCLE HIRAM TO HIS NEPHEW
Treasure Which All Men Share Allke.

"Steven, my boy" said Uncle Hiram, -one man may have more talent than another or more courage or more money, but there is one thing that no man on earth can have any more of than you have, and that is time
 Did you ever stop to think of that? Or maybe you haven't come to 1t yet that of the most precious thing of all the same being l repeat time no- body no matter who he Is, can have any more than you have There can't be any favoritism or special privilege or gouging or monopoly h time You get what's coming to you anyway, and no man on earth can take it away from you.
 And isn't this something to be cheerful over? Why, Stevey, it's the grandest thing going to think that of the most valuable thing of all we've got as much as the man that rides by us in a s10,ooo automobile But, and now I'm getting down to the sermon, Steyey this most precious thing of all is the thing of which we are most wasteful
 We get our full share of 1t sure, but we waste 1t ourselves shockingly
 Don't waste time, Stevey please don't AS you feel now you've got million years ahead of you. more or less. plenty of time; but time is one of those things that once lost can never be recovered Don't waste minute of 1t When you play, play; sink the shop; forget 1t utterly; but when you work utilize all your time Don't dawdle 1t away
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
NOTICE.

Having bought the general stock of merchandise and good will of R. NJ Henkle. we wish to impress upon the minds of the people of Springdale and vicinity that we will endeavor to maintain our low cash price system of doing business, and have changed the name of our store It will now be called The Wirthmore. " "If you trade at Wirthmore you'll Wirthmore
 Yours for business,
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
Closing out Sale.

will sell my entire stock of harness and saddles at reduced price for the next 30 days as ] wish to close up my business ip Spring dale My reasons are this: l am HOW 73 years old and cannot stand up to do hard work Those wishing good hand made harness now is the time to buy
 | Jppes
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

The Price Clothing Co of Fay etteville is selling ehoiee of any suit in the House for $12.75 These suits formerly sold at s1S.00, s20.00, s2250, s25.00 and $27.5o 16-2t.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
FRISCO TIME CARD
South Bound.
North Bound.

I have connection through bonded mereaptie c adjusters with the law yer and credit men in every part of the civilized world, by which can collect your notes, account or judge ments anywhere on commission basis. U.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Price Clothing Co of Fayette- vile never carry over suits from one season to another, but puts price on them that moves them and moves them quick. Just think of buying suits for $12.75 worth up to s27 50-16-2t
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
SEED RYE

A car load of seed rye just received by c. M. Phillips, at the flour and feed store. Price $1.1O per bushel.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

It is better to have insurance and not need 1t than need it and not have it. For the best, see Smith X Fitzgerald, Springdale. Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold an ice cream SO cial at the City Park, Friday even ing, August 22.-15-3t.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

One good work horse for sale. Cheap. Smith X Fitzgerald lns. Agency.-15 5-2t.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
Elberta Peach Trees.

Special low Ir5ee on E1berta trees f ordered d once See ne Spring iale Nar~e1y Co. [ F. Ri-e, Prop
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

FOR SALE-Choite 20a fruit farm F miles SpringdaIe, nearly full bearing, good Improvements Price. 5000 J. B. Johnson own- er or see J. S Ewalt-tf
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Farm to trade for Springdale city property Call at News office for particulars
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Save your peach seed for the Lowell Nursery.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Hereafter our ice wagon will not stop at places where the bill is not paid on the first of each month.
 Peoples Meat Market.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

h ye olden tines he neigh bors clipped in" 70 assist the friend whose house had burned. Times have changed. Secure policy from us and be independent of char fly Smith & Fitzgerald, spring dale, Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

If you trade at Wirthmor youl B Wirthmore
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

See White kennan at the Racket Store for watch and clock repairing
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

One good t4ang aboat tfe suits you b4y from the Ps eloth8Hg Co. Of Fayetteville They give yoa a written euaraBtee with every sait and | they are not sa istaetory you gel a new sui free -ft-2t
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
PerCherOn mare and yearling colt, $50.
 Moore, Fredricks' Farm, T. miles north of Johnson.

For Sale-Good team of young mules, well broke P. R Burns, mile southwest of Spingdale. 5-2t-pd
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

It is too late for insurance when the fire occurs. Get your policy now from Smith < Fitzgerald, Spring dale, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Johnson & Sanders for groceries salt. hay and feed. Phone No. 81tf.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

For Sale-Good set Of French Corn Burs. Lo= ated , miles south Of Goshen p O Goshen, Ark 12-6ti J \ NeiI4
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

The ladies Of tAe Presbyterian church will hold an ice cream so- cial at the City Park, Friday even ing, August 22.-15-3t.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Good second hand top buggy and almost new base burner for sale cheap, also six room house to rent. Apply to Will Long at Springdale Cash Dry Goods Go.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
NOTICE.

Everyone knowing themselves in- debted 10 John Young Bree ding Co are requested 10 call and settle at once as must and 1tend 10 col lect up. Respectfully,
 TOhn F. Fl NOttup
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Save yonr peach seed for the Lowell Nursery.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
Farm horse, good work. CT; trade for milk COW.
 Fredricks Realty Go.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold an ice cream so- cial at the City Park, Friday even ing, August 22.-15-3t.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

John R4dd k, Ike Scott and Ghas sox, Aslng IL ar Garfield, Weee
 i Sprihsda.e Taes siay on ther way to tAe reunoH a Prairie Grove Mr Ra1d.ek never misse one Of h. araza4e Goose reunions. and as He passes through springdale always comes around ard rentHs for Ire News
 Mrs Fannie Ellis. residing out on White River, rear the Ellis ford, fel saturday and broke her hip. She was a'ready quite feeble, and coupled with her hurt. makes her condition ritfeal At last accounts sLe vas growing weaker and it is feared cannot long sury.ye.
 Jno K Woodruff and family are preparing to leave for Fort smith be tIFst of seRte mber where they will make their future home MT Woodruff travels TOT wholesale house at Fort Smith and they arr moving to that point in order that he may be n closer touch with his work. The many spr ngdale friends of Me. and Mrs Woodruff wish them well in their new home
 Audrey Kennan went up 10 Jop- lin. Mo. Saturday to spend few days visiting @ith relatives q that plaee. and he writes his par- ents GHat on tAe trsp ap he had quite an interesting experience. The Iran running ta oagA sprngdals and Monett came very near having a wreck 9y raaulng into ear ot coal, and lie fHasa between Monett and J9nn ran Hto a Eeam. killing the drigar and 6osh horses
 some men 8Fg 90 ba5d to satisfy that after they get the meHey thes want the applause also
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

arrived Sunday evening fom Carlo H., to visit With the formers par ents, Mr and s3. j. J. Wayt
 + + +
 Mrs E. A Goldsboroueh arrive d a few days ago from Humble, Texas, and will spend a month here visit ing and looking after business mat ters.
 Miss Frances Cloe came down from Bentonville Friday of last week and spent few days visiting with Springdale friends and relatives being the guest of Mrs C. F. Ren- her.
 Mrs. Marion Hiner, who had been here visiting with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Willard Berry re- turned Saturday to her home at Jonesboro.
 new time card went into ef- l feet on the Frisco last Sunday l Trains 713 and 7l6 were taken off and slight changes were made in ar rival of other trains
 Mrs A. s. J. Daugherty and two children, who have been visiting at the home Of MT and Mrs s " Clark. returned to their home in Ft. Smith Monday
 + + +
 NJ. J no, ]. Stafford and daugh- tes Marian and Mary Elizabeth went up to Gassville5 Mo, Wednesday morning to sperd the remainder of the week visiting with Ms L. Beas- ley
 D. Theron : adgater. aho $ pfaetie.ng med ine al Mann Afizo= aa arrived 5a5t week and MI sand few sset k ,iz.ng ~ith r-Ia.ifea and T end zn ms tion
 Rev q F Ealt.rs, pastor If te . Second Baptist Church, arrived hone "Wednesday p!g6t rom Spring yall.y ' where be clo-ed suc5 essful revival me ti5g. bapt=zfns cen on44r : Wednesday,
 Mrs Bert Watson va seized win an attack Of rheumat sm while gis- iting al Fayetteville latter part of last week. and for awhi5e . was unab- le to walk She was bought home and ss improving
 :. .- !.
 Ms Lou Jamison, who resided T thi. vicinity a nnmher Of years ago, and who will Ae memhered y many of fae o1daE residents, s kere from Oklahoma en 5isit to Y a tiyss and friends
 Mrs Sailie Wsathery and Mrs F C. Street and thfee children, who have been visiting al he home of Mr and Mrs :. " Clark. left for their home n Memphis, s, Tenn, Tues day.
 The News was forced 10 leave out some corresp spondence last week and stilI more this week, and that which is printed this week cut down We regret this, but II s necessary in order 10 accommodate our advertis- CTS.
 Mrs J W House and daughters arrived home latter part of last weel from Marion County where they lad been spending the summer with rel atiyes. Rev House is engaged in meeting near Eureka Springs and will be home soon
 Mrs Pearl Ege heart Of Bels, Texas, who will be better known by Spr!ngda.e ? ople as Miss Pearl Cardwell. who foe merly resided ! here, arrived Fiday night Tor Yls | with relatives and friends
 :. :. Z
 l4ee Aennan @ao " n fo W'asH- .nston q few weeks aso. Rrf1 hack ! father Ha.t hefaan, -hat
 arej on anch al Aia and vll pleas Geo '.e1425a. Ivegson Far aaa bod ras al! old SRs hots, ase aisa< at Mar field
  If t happened l.. ID Tie Newa
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
Anyone desiring board, either by week or meal. call at East Side Wagon ard. Sam Austin.

The suits Prize Clothing Co of Fayetteville are selling atS1215 are all new 1913 s'yles. among the m you will find Blue serges. Cray serges, Tan serees. plafp and Fancy Worsteds.- l6-2t
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

bell
 Special Mention. Announcements Closing Music
 P. Friday Evening Music by the Band
 Prayer
 Vocal Music
 Camp Fire Talks.
 Closing Remarks.
 Music
 Orville Woods and Chas Henson went over to Huntsville Wednesday afternoon and will operate an auto transfer line during the reunion at that place. The members of the Pea Ridge band, who will furnish the music for the reunion, went oy- CT with them.
 Moreover, the slashed skirt of- fers Cupid fine mark to shoot at
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
PROGRAM.

Of The Soldiers Reunion of The Blue and the Gray to he He'd In River Side Park West
 Fork. Ark. Aug.
 27, 2s. 20 R c Curtis. Officer of the day. ". r. Little, Chairman.
 Wednesday, Aug. 27. 10-a. ID. Music bg the Band Prayer-M. A Stockburger. Vo al Music led by Dr W T. Gabbert. Welcome address, J NJ. Roberts R sponse, Rev G P Hanks Vocal Music.
 Noon
 Wednesday P. Nj. p. m Music by the Band. Prayer Vocal Music 2:3o Address, Senator B H. Greenhouse Announce ments. Music by the Band
 Wednesday Evening s D ID. Music by the Band Vo al Music Prayer. Camp Fire Talks Closing Music.
 Thursday, Aug 2S 10 a. m. Music by the Band Vocal Music. Prayer To 30 Addre ss Judge ] x. Till man. Music
 Thursday P. NJ D. n. Music by the Band Prayer. Nosa al Music. 2s30 Address ", [ Grab!el Address apt. J. T Eason AnnouncemeHts Closing Music
 Thursday Evening D. n. Music by the Band Praye Vocal Music Camp Fire Talks Announcements. Closing Music
 Friday, Aug 20 10 d. m. Music by the Band Prayer No d Music 10 50 Address Rev. G P. Hanks Address Col T. J. Hunt Closing Music
 Noon
 Friday F. M. D. m Music by the Band Prayer. Vocal Music 230 Address Hon B. F Camp
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Do you eamtle2 | $ gambling to cary your own insafar :. Place your lnsurane z with sm n X F.tz- gerald, springdale. Ark
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

For cold drinks, chai. etc. cal on " D Dakon al the Blue eafe near the depot.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

GraRes' Grapes Cranes, Cal Sweeney on rines on S21-16-2t
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

What is the difference between prize fight and our meat shop
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15
For Sale

For Sale. Good fresh mix COW wIth helfer calf for sale " q Thompson IT  Save your pea h seed for the Lowell Nursery.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

The News was forced to leave out some correspondence last week and stilI more this week, and that which is printed this week cut down We regret this, but II $ necessary in order 10 accommodate our advertis- prS
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Ms Lou Jamison, who resided Uni. vicinity a nnmter of years ago, and who will Ae remembered y many 9f me oldaE residents, $ here from Oklahoma on YHsit to r. a. tivas and friends
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

If It happened |. ID Tbe Newa
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Moreover, the slashed skirt of fers Cupid a fine mark to shoot at.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

some men 8Fe 50 ba5d q to sattsfy that after they get the m8aey thes want the applause also
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Mrs. Bet Watson va seized Wi.h an attack Of rhepmat sm while .is- iting at Fayetteville latter part of last week. and for awhise was unab- le to walk She was bought home and k improving
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

l-ee hennan aao waE fo Wash .netoa a few weeks ago. Rrit hack satAer. Whit heiaaH, fhat urei 70 X on anea ar Hs75e8 and E sch pleas | Geo e.e1apta. IvagzeH Far aaa Bod t-s-s al4 old Sps hots, #e a'sas at Mars field
  If II kappenea f.. ,n Ths Nawa
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Mrs J ". House and daughters arrived home latter part Of last weel from Marion County where they Lad been spending the summer with rel atives Rev House is engaged in meeting near Eureka Springs and will be home soon.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Mrs. Pearl Ege heart Of Bels, Texas, who will be better known oy Spr!ngda.e ? ople as Miss Pearl CardweI. who formerly resia q here, arrived Fiday night Tor Yl@ | with relatives and friends
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Mrs sallie Weathery and Mrs T. c. Street and thFee children, who have been visiting al he home of Mir and Mrs : W Clark, left for their home n Memphis, Ten. Tues day.
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

PAGE EIGHT
 FRISCO TIME CARD
 South Bound. No. 715 ..lz 34 D. m. No. 5,............ 721 d. m No. B., .S;Ie D, m
 Notth Bound. No. A., 'oo III No. 716, :37 D. ID No. s........ e:04 D. m
 A Nj. Lefzell, Agent. I have connection through bonded mereanti 6 adjusters with the law yer and credit men in every part of the civilized world, by which l can collect your notes. account or judge ments anywhere on commission basis If
 ]. W. Lewis Johnson & Sanders for groceries salt, hay and feed. Phone No. Sltf. Price Clothing Co. of Fayette- vile never carry over suits from one season to another, but puts price on them that moves them and moves them quick. Just think of buying suits for $12.75 worth up to s27 50-16-2t.
 Save your peach seed for the Lowell Nursery.
 See White kennan at the Racket Store for watch and clock repairing Farm to trade for Springdale city property Call at News office for particulars.
 One good work horse for sale. Cheap Smith & Fitzgerald lns. Agency
 If you trade at Wirthmore you'll B Wirthmore
 FOR SALE-Choite 20a fruit farm l F miles Springdale, nearly full bearing, good improvements. Price. 5000 J. B. Johnson own r or see J. s. Ewalt.-tf.
 It is better to have insuI anee and not need 1t than need it and not have it. For the best, see Smith & Fitzgerald, sprineda1e, Ark.
 Closing out Sale
 will sell my entire stock of harness and saddles at reduced price for the next 30 days as ] wish to close up my business iD Spring dale My reasons are this; l am HOW 73 years old and cannot stand up to do hard work. Those wishing a good hand made harness now is the time to buy
 J l. Jones The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold an ice cream so- cial at the City Park. Friday even ing, August 22.-15-3t
 For sale.-Good set Of French Corn Burs. Loaated miles south Of Goshen P. 0. Goshen, Ark 12-6t. ] \ Neill Save yonr peach seed for the Lowell Nursery
 Do you gamhle2 | $ gambling to cary your own insafar :. Piace your insuran 2 vIth sm5th X F5t2- gerald, springdale. Ark
 For cold drinks, chtH. etc. ean on " D Bakon at the Blue eafe near the depet
 Grapes Grapes, Grapes, Cal Sweeney on rtnes on S21-16-2t
 For sale.
 Good fresh mix COW wIfh heifer calf for sale " c Thompson#-ft Save youf pea h seed for the Lowell Nursery.
 Anyone desiring board, either by week or meal. call at East Side Wagon Yard. Sam Austin. The suits Price Clothing Co. af Fayetteville are selling atS12.75 are all new 1913 styles. among them you will find RIna Saroae
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

]. W. Lewis
The Springdale news., 1913-08-15

Rev q P Ealt.r.. pastor of 4 . Second Baptist Church, arrived home Wednesday ntgtt rom Spring Wall y whese be eIosed successful revival Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-24
'SKAGGS FAVORS
SUNDAY MOVIES
States It Is Example of Leg
islating Morals Into
People

". H. Skaggs of Chicago. who is clos
ing up deal with Henry L. Badham AMI
associates for large body OF coal lands
adjacent to Berry, A1a.s is in the city,
stopping at the Hillman. Mr. Skasgs is
we'll known in Birmingham, where he fire.
quently visits. He said yesterday that
he believed the opening of motion picture
shows on sunday would add to the at
tractiveness Of Birmingham in many
ways.
THE officials of Bnmingham must con-
slider the stranger within her gates, :
said Mr.. Slkagss. This city is headquar-
ters for a large number of men every
Sunday. However, they have no place 10
so except loaf around hotels or so To the
depot and see the trains come in. Hir-
mingham will never attain that position
OF being a real city until such small petty
matters as this are settled by the accred-
tied Representatives without hurrah
from those who would never participate
in the openings under any circumstances.
To undertake to legislate morals into
people has always been found bad policy,
and to deny the men who can see no harm
in motion shows the right to see them
during certain hours on Sunday is legis-
lating morals INTO people. Picture shows
teach many better lessons than are some
times found els lsewhere''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-24
155CASES BEFORE
SUPREME COURT

Washington February 23.--With the
largest number of cases under considera-
tion at any particular time in recent
years the supreme court is expected to
announce many decisions upon recon-
vening tomorrow after three weeks re-
cess. Exactly 1856 cases are before the
court for decision including the 45 state
rate cases, the intermountain rate case,
the newspaper publicity case the white
slave traffic cases. corporation tax suits
and the California oil land cases.
None of these cases is being awaited
more impatiently than the state rate
cases. They have been under considera-
tion by the court to a greater or less ex-
tent since October 13. 1910. when the Mis-
souri, rate cases were first argued All
tho cases We're argued and taken under
consideration as a group IL months ago.
Not only state freight rates but state
passenger rates in practically every state
of tho Union may be affected by the
courts decision.
After decisions, the court will listen for
several weeks to argument of cases
Among those it will hear before adjourn
ing for the summer will be the appeal
OF Porter Charlton from the order of the
state department turning him over to the
Italian authorities to be tried for the
Confessed murder of his wife at Lake
Como