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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-10-02

Astor Qeft), mother of Vincent AS
tor, and acknowledged by who's
Who" in Newport, to be the social
leader of that exclusive society cen
ter. With Mrs. Aston is Miss Eliza
beth Sands.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-10-02

the Kings gold medal Hawkins (seen
with the maple leaf, the Canadian en-
blem), acted as a substitute on the Of
fetal team, having taken the place of
an absent man. This is the second
time the Kings gold medal was won
by a Canadian
The sun., 1913-10-23
MECHANICs' LIENS.

srEsstiMS tms1icsn wall Paper % Co v.Michs.l Ginto.
owner and and cor!ras'or siis:,,v sb..t Meta,
Works W. Hotel BeimOre. Bernard Reich.
Rufus Augei and Alice A waliian.
owners. Windsor Construction Co. con, con,
at, trrstE1rN sn1Ns Av. zoos and loos--Michasl
R.nincssa Va Michael Ginto, osncr and
Contractor; Charles Msitin. owner s2so
an BOULEVARD. lO52--John r. Cronln vs
David Rosins, owner: Diamond q Mckio'
hin, isssses; Jacob Tuchman' con- ~
,,sTH trss'Is IT. lo7 'ww-samuei Miller Y. Henry
and Lena Ksls. owners; Jessie we,is; ...
.sT esntTsT.0ss sT sss E.Luisi casali v. Bs.kman
lfLsa .s,,,c,ion 90, owner; Canforti Excavat-
in. 4 Foundation Co. contractor so deo
,oTW nsT's5r sr ID 'E-Er:add 'c:ontrseiips GO vs.
lila l. Thompson. owner; Emil Frssa; nssc
.sTM 1SG'TsTT'oss AZ 3, w--s;.;mn. ". win Il Brown:
'iohn ! Brown. Elisa b BOYD ana John
Asar. exrs, &C. owners; Emil Fraad' sSno "nc
,syn sIseiSTT sT 'isss and is7o E-a.rnard Bern:
'' stein 81 al .st Fred F Frenth Co. ,asIs oyn:s q
srEspi%S sns fSasr.tSo' xve ieo; ioioJo..ph ben
nett sGt Michael ointo. owner ana ser, Ss1s
cHsrRsffss1%TopHER iar' ~ and iis.LSul:;
somtractor: BsfnsTd Kahn contra, c.,s1 g,
sfsPlS ~ s:' Is srS ssa.: sss con- sa:
DE,AvHtkiie Ed v!HtsieoAAas,i AZ 's.iS T.i % a.. Aesno%S
"wners: John Miglio. contractor ,,o,.a, ~
ins,i,uts, mi owner. WIN wills = Marvin
Co, contractor.ss.~'s 'ssss.ssss's'so'" -
The sun., 1913-10-23
BREAD co. ADDS TO PLOT.

ALES ANENCE.-Herbert a. Sher-
NAN has resold for the Commonwealth
Rralty Company to the Ward Bread
Company n plot 100xl50 AT the north
east corner of Wales avenue and 1i2d
street The Ward Bread Company
owns the balance of the block.
n EBSTER ANENUE.-W. +. & w. !.
Brown have sold for the Rockledge Con-
t,ruction Company the northwest corner
Of Webster avenue and 165th street, a
rot lOOxlOO. to IA buyer for immediate
Improvement.
s SOUTHERN BOCLEVARb.--Ric Richard II.
), ohie has sold for the Borough Estates
q plot 55xl05x irregular, on the west
SIDE OF Southern Boulevard and Crotona
parkway, 50 feet north OF Fairmont
pace, to the c. J. Carey Building Com
Isny for improvement.
The sun., 1913-10-23
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Office building Agents Combine
for Protection Against
Pad Tenants.
Ri llDERS BY on 1IITII ST.
viii Build Four Apartments on
PinknrI Estate Land
Bread Go. a Buyer.
Ri lLDERS Buy on 1IITlI ST.

t. .ou are , downtown Office b,,Idiup
..,..j h,Vc heon In ,bo b.bi, ~, r,,
,.,..., ,,,,,. ron, mr. ray,ny +, ,,ny a,,,r
80
vas ""' W VI eo'"s ''o"e :" '''a' YOU
o"+'" h"t pay w. YOU had better chahge
!ot l"hts at once II YOU do not wish
70 have Your name enrolled among the
iYt lilies ON the list of the New York
Hr.'..ur Managers Association. This as
= Uiuu was formed on Tuesday at the
o'.' "f B. f. Martin in the ST. Paul
uIdlug and has for members the agents
g. practically all of the large downtown
.crurers. It's object il to project own
.t,,., i,ss ,r r,,,, ,r,,, ,,,. -,oso,
.. .i =, ,n,, .,,, mt. ,,.,,, a.,
'' w"
.'N W az P|uao"s anu .o''oe,ns WHO
''f' '"''" ~ ">' Nv W ."' oo"N"''o.S
.t"-rd hN leases. II ~ hoped that by
t""r'' "ti"u among bulidihH managers un-
i'."hic tenants may hc avoided.
l'" association mas Tor It's iurther ou-
i'i IN" rdlslHg oi the tone ot Dig build-
S- iN h''l'hS from the'h employees VINO
hf'" h''n discharged 1or carelessness, IN
eh~.'iN or any other serious offence: Ideas
Office management also VIII De eN-
c'aHe'd with the Idea OF keepins inc
hNWiugS under the directi"n on
-. ri,hc.t .,ar,ard nf cpci,ncv.
: committee consisting of Mr.. Mar
'r. G. H. Burdctt of the New York
Ttt.o Insurance Company. W. II. Glass Of
C.,fc. r. Read a Co. {. A. Leasenfeld
O. ,h. United states Realty and I'm
rrolcmcut Company and \. j. Blocker of
,ro Singer building will meet to-day to
Draw up rules and a plan of action which
vii he discussed by the association at
T.. meeting next Tuesday.
-
"|' Nf""i" MEM S''IS
Professional trading led the sales mar
l-i yesterday and the principal transac-
'ua involved a plot of lots on West 1l1th
street between Flftn anu i.cnON avenues
The sun., 1913-10-23
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New Sort, casters
rcnnsyIvania and New Jcrsey, IL.
creasiBg rIoudtness and warmer to.
day, proba abiy followed BY raint 60.
morrow, rain, moderate soathcas,
and south winds.
ior Ncw Engleud. increasing cloudine0
and warmer to day, probably followed by rsir
by night. rain tomorrow. moderate south
east and south Winds.
Ior western New York rain 10 day; Un.
settled to morrow. moderate TO brisk south.
cast Winds becoming variable.
SEW york. oct. "a Tho area Of high
pressure moving eastward had its cents
over the Nirginias yesterday and embraced
all sections east OF the Mississippi River
It caused nght TO killing frost and tenn
pcratures close to or slightly below the
States except Florida
Preceding weather prevailed In northern
Sew England ana Sew Work. IN West VIZ
siuia and parts of adjacent states, IN tn.
upper lake regions. the north central states
and iu Montana and Wyoming.
Nigh pressure aud lower temperatures
also prevailed In the Northwest
over the central valleys the pressure was
low. win centre in Tcya. ana tempers
lures were generally higher from tho cur
coast rorthward over the Interior Stst.s
tight snow fell w tho lake tceons sni
no south Dakota aud rain q, scattered point.
In the central states and In tn. STATE,
worth Of the ohio I;itcr
IN THIS city tn" day vas fair and cooler
viri fresh northwest; avsrsg" humldnv.
80 per rcut.. barometer. ourrectrd to read
10 sea ie,cl. at \ ", 80 IS. +. NJ.
30 2a
Tho temperature in this city yesterday a.,
The sun., 1913-10-23
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public OHerings Yesterday I'm Man-
haitian and The Bronx.
fAr COUNTY COURT HOUSE

TAr Cot.STy roJ-RT Hor-SE1
NJ ,as.,, n na,
,,,.,. D'' 'o'ep" ~ -,
River. bet etth and sSth sts e5?si,ebx
100 ,xssNloo sNls4. .vacant-Pennsylvan!a
Ste"! Co agt New York city Railways 90
e. al; 20 Eugene w Mepie. 5000
lat /, vEsEY STREET.
BY d. p. 1nsraham & 60.
CENTRAL PARK " ae0 6 " g. .el =
Ian So; "a s.v an. houss-Rank Tor
s.vinr. ,p, NJ II Iil,.snie Of Al duo
sise -. ,nxes Nc iii, -. - ,he
,'oi,,,c ~ s4,, oo0
BY Herbert \ sherman.
<t.>, f,u,>turps 81 ,o ~ AZ ,,r o.L -
2.xl4;xls,s 3 s;y bldg TO party IN in
VIE ,i,N io3 ,c,.. ~, on crock vsn.
ango %, Pa; oHrs' sale. esi of Samuel L
Mitchell, dec, to party in interes;..s.SO0
~ los.nh y pov.
.
ss.ii . sly tnt-pav!d Miller "a as;
Uunterdon Realty & Construction 90 1T
al: due siO.645.Is. sub to LIST mtge.
St3 500: 90 the plaintiff. ......... si6403
10TH ST o.s +, : :sS Av B. ?5xio3.3.
Hari ct az hue, N.s'c."'V' 'AN'. MNoo
ll;TH ST sic and SIS r., = l7S Pleasant
az. 50xiOo.ii, { s,y int 4 strs--S = SUR
ges uYf ] Speth et al: due. ss.l59.57; sub
to lst ,ntsr Of $4,000, to the plain,
ilTH ~, o. 90 ~ and ,.,tory :,
L.roche agt Sam'l Mitchell, ct al, duo.
:3O344ss: taxes, &c. So 600, 70 the Cen
ira. Ereuing Co..................SS SSil0O
~ u.rrv Rraav
The sun., 1913-10-23
NATHAN MFG. co. TO GO UPTOWN

Ewing. Bacon & Henry. with John n.
Gciding. have rented the seventh noor In
the Architects Building. Park avenue and
Fortieth street. to the Nathan Manufac-
turing Company. who are now located In
the Singer Tower. The move OF this old
established house In the engineering manu-
featuring business. like that OF tho Johns
Manvillc Company, and Manning. Maxwell
Il Moore. shows the tendency of well
known companies to abandon the old
engineering centre for the more con
venien, and newer business centre he.
tween the Pennsylvania and Grand Cen
trail. stations.
The sun., 1913-10-23
Mcguire HEADS REALTY BOARD

At the annual election of the Real Is
tate Board of New York. held on Tues.
day in the board rooms. the following
officers were unanimously elected Law
renee NJ. II. Mcclure. president; William
J. Van Pelt vice-prcsident; Elisha sniff
fin. secretary. and Frederick ~ kalley.
trea surcr.
The sun., 1913-10-23
RuNS 10TH STREET HOUSE.

Y EST 18TH STREET.-Niera J.. Fischer
'.s sold - West Seventy-sixth street,
2 four story and basement dwelling
ou lot 22xl02.2, between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue, to Dr.
N,Mlchad for occupancy.
WEST l36TH STREET.-Charles T.. Cor
ROLL has sold 2li West 136th street, a
tur,r story and basement dwelling. on
lot 16.Sx99.ll. 20 Lowenfeld x Prayer,
vino took the property in part payment
for the six story tenement al ,34 East
lS0th street. title TO which passed yes
t,rday Brooks a \omand were the
brokers.
The sun., 1913-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Wsstshestsr CO.
ksnneth Ives { Co Mss:ss.,isr' MSs:S" E,ye" IT, II
atty, " q Bates,

atty. W Bates.
1siST ST. l32 W--Columbia- X n io kerbo ker
Trust CO vs. Max Blanck ct al tamended
foreclosure OF mortgage: attys. Cary 4
Carroll.
Annie Cochran Louis W Jacobs ct
al foreclosure OF mortgage: atty, y n
Carter.
WEST END AV. cor s5th st. c5,sxl00-
Chas r. Appleby VS. Margaret MoGrath ct
al faction to recover pOssession); sttys.
Cannon 4 Cannon.i
LOT N6, Hunt estate, ronx--Samuei Levy
Va Thomas Jones' ct al fore clOsurs of
transfer OF tax lien|: atty. II Himo-
wich.
l?.D ST rs ,Sb 9th av. :5Naa Hilary
Issarson vs. Hannah Ostrow ct al tamended
foreclosure Of mortgage; atty. W
clare.
.,iINToN ST. " :. $50 II Grand at, .OAio
bertha X SINGER vs thas /. singer ~ Al
,,,rtion To set aside deed. &Cj. attys
Elliott Jenss = FsnninE,
The sun., 1913-10-23
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Amos s Lamphear has sold for the
Peoples Trust Company the three story
and basement brick swelling. on lot 2Ox
100, at IIdlsey street, and the four
story brick factory, on lot 25xlOO. at II
thurman street Both parcels were bought
by investors.
William G. Edwards has bought the lot,
.3.6xl0O, on the south side OF Hancock
street, about 200 feet east Of Ralph ave-
uue, for improvement.
The sun., 1913-10-23
AVENUE TENEMENTs.

rn the northwest corner OF Audubon
.f,,nue and l75th street two six story
bcrrment houses will be erected. one hav-
i'r e frontage of J2,3 feet and depth
20 feet and the other 54xS7 feet. They
lave been estimated to cost $4,000 each
l75th street Holding Company. David
p Kin. president, is the owner OF record.
sormorteld & Stcckler are the archi-
tSllS
The sun., 1913-10-23
SALE At DOBBs FERRY.

Kenneth Ives 90. have sold to
'..l for occupancy for Archibald A. Nc
',ashan his residence on Oliphant ave-
.I". Dohbs Ferry-on- Hudson. The prop
contains three and a half acres. with
Dwelling and outbulldings, and was held
al $4,000.
The sun., 1913-10-23
cry DWELLINGS RENTED.

Mark Rafalsky 4 Co have leased for
katherine Lindeman the three story
dwelling at $40 West Eighty seventh
street to Meyer Auerbach.
John !. Meenan has leased for Samuel
'oehm & Co. the three story dwelling at
30S West Seventy first street TO Hattie
Everett
The sun., 1913-10-23
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY SOLD.

Cornelius c. Kolff has sold to Enoch
CraDtree Of Nutley. y. j., the Birtwhistle
rroporty at 145 and lf7 York avenue. near
llll street. New Brighton Staten Island.
Insisting of double brick house on
p.0' 316xll2,
The sun., 1913-10-23
BRONX THEATRE RENTED.

The Arc Realty Company has leased
the new moving picture theatre on ls0th
street. between DAILY and WISE avenues.
to the Harris Freilich Amusement Com
pany for ten years from November l.
The sun., 1913-10-23
OWNER SAYS NO SALE.

The sale OF the Century apartment
house AT the northeast corner Of Lenox
avenue and 18th street report, vs.
terday. is denied by the owner Mar
garetha Eggers.
The sun., 1913-10-23

These navy orders were issued
Lieut. a. " llaines from Cramps sons
Philadelphia 10 Aslatic station
Lieut. l., X Leahy from the Dolphin to Tho
Utah,
Lieut. =. II. I.awton. Jr. from the hydro
graphic office. Seattle, 10 the Texas
Lieut. u A, Mcclure TO hydrograph,c office
Seattle.
En,isn E T. Gun,her from the Monaghan e
the Texas
sofa to the Parker
Ensign w u Lamont from torpedo rcscrv,
DIVISION. Charleston, :, e, 10 tho Naval A,Ui
rmy. Annapolis.
Ensign II |. Mouu. from IA, S'clci
the Montgomssy.
The sun., 1913-10-23

EAST l1GTH STREET Ida Horowitz
g., reported to have sold thu Jefferson.
slx story tenement on plot 3'6NloO.ll,
o. l0i East 10th street, located 20
f-ct east of Park avenue.
The sun., 1913-10-23

: lrp'rator. from Hamburg.
- hrOuprin4essin CeClllc. from Che rhuurg
- Majestic. from southampton
~ luUinlna. from Naples
The sun., 1913-10-23
LEASES HOTEL DRESDEN.

~. + NJ. Barnes has leased to John
g. DIP. & 90. the Hotel Dresden. seven
S.. structure at ii9 and l5l West
Fprty fourth street. for a term of years
II an annual rental Of about $l6.0oe.
The sun., 1913-10-23
NEW REALTY COMPANY.

The State Leasing Company of Man
haitian was Incorporated Yesterday at AL
bany with n capital OF $4,000 and the
following directors: Gustave Corn and
Benjamin Ehrich OF New York CITY.
The sun., 1913-10-23
ArMN and NANN urdcra.

WASHINGTON oct - Army orders issued
to day were.
Capt. Joseph T.. Cusack, Ninth Cavalry to
Fifth Cavalry, January next
The sun., 1913-10-23
mAhHASSET BAY wArsRERoNr M
M PRICE
Port Washington Estates 80 S9M SGnH'GS 2sIE s
BROOKLy> HOUSES FOR SALE.
10 CLOSE EsTAIu voe, az ,O.r

Gentleman 5 nne residence: three story ht a. lie
tached dwelling, with grounds. nrrpruIf cut
structon; tile roof nineteen rooms. baths con o.
scrVatory, hail open Ia roof open SATURDAY -.
SUNDAYS to > y NJ. 1. ila2a STREET Prospc, Z
Park l'laIa, Brooklyn NddI">> Loo kT ~
Seventh av.. BroUklyn
The sun., 1913-10-23
RECORDED LEASES.

SD Av. s9<. and 2sth ST. lsl t. stores and
part basement-Edw Il Corey to Isaac
finkelstein. .is5o SIS, - Bklyn; o. g., go
Ludlow ST, Ios.li; str ssntuan smd o-saIernl sen.
i2s Ludlow st. 55.le yrs, from Dec J.,
i9Is; atty. Goetz u J. 500 Bway Sl'Sso
ST PETERS AV. 1861 ALVIN Fon5a TO
Louis Lagonia, 1857 81 Peters av, 3 yrs
from May l. 1914. atty Westchester
County Brewing Co. II Prospect aN'. NJ ~,
wItISW yeTnS%; A. n cor is2;d st, iiox5i All,
Thos Kiernan TO Independent Chemlca'
Co. 70 Front st, yrs from NOV. Il !,
wAsiiiiNGToN Av, 1852. cor s,ore--Har,
risetta Holding Co to SiEmund G.nnis, $50
u l7sd st. 6 yrs from May /. isi+' Ely, ,n:o
Honig $50 Bway. ..,....,:' s'oo
cd Av. is1!, 2 store ar and usns sas'Tsnt- m.,tZ-
mann and sno 1874 "a nv. yrs from
Oct !. 1919; atty. Geo Rinsier Co 9SS S
srH 'sS XS T.,t. siioii:;--ffarmcrs Loan and
sy avn ": from July s. 1918; .... 500
Realty Co TO saml Levy. s2i " nsth s.
sIa yrs from Nov |. 1913; attys Fitch, N
sSr sT' Ell n s5xioo.b, all--wm R-rrue
to Constant Louis. SOC Park av 10 yrs
from Dec !. 1919; attys Wellman' q
n d
The sun., 1913-10-23
Arrived -MEpNESnAY. October 70.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRk

- "a SsVuic. at Havrc.
- Hcilig Olav. at Copenhagen.
- Kaiser Franz Joseph l at A'Ncrs
- Miunehaha. at London
- New York ttankl. at Eotte rda m
~ frut.ra. at Hamburg.
The sun., 1913-10-23
Rev Gardens
Surrounding KEW STATION
Is MINUTES
from PENNSYLVANIA Terminal

OTHER NEW HOUSES. $500 TO So, iO
VILLA PLOTS AT MODERATE PRICES.
Full de tail, on application To KEW GARDEN
Corpora tion, John +. Briiton. Manager Of Sales.
MarhrIdgc Brilding broadway ana 3ith st. New
York Telephone. Greeley $50 and sol Rep
resentatiyc at kew Gardens Once every day,
The following trains are suggested for inspect
ing kew. Leave Penn. sta ton, 33d st and IN
Az. via l.. |. r. r.. Ntfk DtNS-D0.. loIs,
ii.O7 a NJ: i2?s. iO6 lSAr. ONLY. ?S, 800.
3.36. 4os. 40, 5tn. 5:l5. 53' J.. N SUNDAY,
soS pli, lIIS il.3i A. NJ, los. POS, 1903. 4I5
p Al Nclmrnlnr ~ frcnmcmt inIcl Nnls.
The sun., 1913-10-23
s.rusr1rD MECHANICS. LIENS.

,TU Av, 562--OttO l. Spannhake, INC. art
Mantle Realty Co ct al oct o. 1919 .hy
,isnosit) ................... ...... So
wiiEEi.ER ,Ay, l;i9 70 lsls Grant l.
,;ray ugt Redwood Realty 60 et al, TIE"
,oTu sr, s3a 10 sii " Pelham upcrIilns
90 aat " polyclinic Meoieal School ana
Hospital sS q. 1ay 10. 1sIA.....ss.llst
The sun., 1913-10-23

Artistic New Residence

Hollow tile and htucco construction, span sh
tile roof wide cement purchcs II rooms aud
ma gnlnccni views i've minutes from station,
a ttrsCiivc price. convenient terms.
The sun., 1913-10-23

RyER AV, 207o. = :. st1o 3 ls0th ct. % Ak
lOGSx2i4xi0i, sty dwlg-Frank DAWN
ct al. exrs, agt VIM J rhelan ct al due.
Ssl7O.sa, taxes. &C $3.50; to the plaintiff
yor .............. .S5. 900
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21

Jim strang is something of a
horseshoer. One of the hottest
afternoons of the past week he
shod six horses with steel toes,
each horse had four feet apiece,
so there were "a shoes put on
before Jim took out for supper.
Walnut Ridge Blade.
Some job to shoe a steel-toed
horse, and it does seem that if
Mr.. Strang shod six such horses
in one afternoon there ~
have been at least one three
legged horse in the bunch.-All
Over Arkansas in Gazette.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21
GREAT MASS OF PROOF
Reports of 10000 Cases of Kid
ney Trouble, Some of Them
Newport Cases.

Each of some 5000 newspap-
ers of the United States is pub
fishing from week to week,
names of people in it's particu-
lar neighborhood, who have
used and recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills for kidney back
ache, weak kidneys, bladder
troubles and urinary disorders.
This mass of pross includes over
10000 testimonials. Newport
is no exception. Here is one of
the Newport cases:
W. B. Jurney. Newport, Ark,
says: Il was in bad shape with
my kidneys. Sharp cutting pains
often darted across the small of
my back and l had trouble from
the kidney secretions. l lost
my strength and vitality and l
knew that something must be
doce. AS soon as l began taking
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
buttons Drug Store, now Walk
er's Pharmacy, / improved. A
few boxes practically cured me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other. (Adv)
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21
JOHN H. PAGE,
Commissioner.
Notice of Bankruptcy.

NOtlCS VI Ddiihi uptCy.
In the District Court of the
United States for the North
ern Division Of the Eastern
District of Arkansas.
In the matter of Luella Cook,
Bankrupt.
To the Creditors of Luella Cook,
of Newport, in the County of
Jackson, and District afore-
Said, abankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that
the above named Luella Cook
has been duly adjudged bank
rupt, and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held in
the office of the Referee, in the
city of Batesville, Arkansas, on
the End day of August, 1918, at
10 o'clock a. m. at which time
the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, examine the
bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and
transact such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting.
Chas. F. Cole, Referee.
Batesville, Ark.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21

There isn't a single Jap resi-
dent at Toxic, Ark.-Texarkana
Texarkanian.
Nor single Spaniard at Casa,
nor a Mohammedan at Moro, nor
Frenchman at Fourche, nor a
Filipino at Manila.-Arkansas
Gazette.
No, and there's no poet at
Board, no Washington at Book
er; no booze at Gin; no Rus
slams at Moscow; no Indian at
Tomahawk; no hurry at Rush !;
but there may be secrets at Sub
Rosa and some scenery at Grand
view.-Polk County Democrat.
And by the way, there's zinc
at Zinc; cotton at Cotton Plant
berries at Berryville; HI at
Helena; and sometimes we
raise old hare at Harrison
North Arkansas Herald.
Then too, there's no witch
craft at Salem, no Danes at
Denmark and only a weekly
newspaper at Magazine; but
there are plenty of early risers
at Dewitt and some peaches at
Peach Orchard.-Searcy Citizen
There is probably music al
Alto, red-headed girls at Auburn
and wind-jammers at cyclone
and you might start something
at Alpha.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21

to live stock farming. The cost
is little.
The opportunities for all kinds
of live stock farming that we
have in Arkansas now cannot be
found in another state in the
Union. It is not necessary to
slaughter the calves to make
money out of live stock now.
The number of calves decreased
from 1,418,961 in 1900 to 822,-
ITO in 1910. The South in the
future is the center of the live
stock industry, and Arkansas is
a part of the South that is l.
IDEALLY adapted to it's new posi-
ton.
And another thing I would
have you remember is, that the
number of people is increasing
every year but that the number
of acres of land is not increas-
ing. So my advice is to be slow
to part with your land if it is
good. If it is part good and part
poor, raise live stock crops and
build the poor land up. Live
stock farming must be mastered
in the South for the future. Why
not Arkansas? Live stock will
pay.
JOHN H. PAGE,
Commissioner.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21
Bids For Concrete Walks.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of the School
District of Newport will re-
ceive sealed bids up to 8 O.
clock p. m. Saturday, July 10th,
1913, for the building of con-
crete curb and walks on the new
high school lots.
, Each bid must be accompanied
/ by a certified check in the sum
Of $4,000, payable to T. P. Um-
sted, secretary Of the Board, to
guarantee that the successful
bidder will enter into contract
and bond to do the work. Plans
and specifications for the work
may be seen at the Office Of S. R.
Phillips, chairman Of the Build
ing Committee.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Bids
should be addressed to T. P.
Umsted, secretary of the Board
of Directors.
E. l.. BOYCE, President,
T. P. UMSTED, Sec'y.
Board of Directors of School Dis
trict of Newport. 37d5t
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21
Why 1t Pays to Raise Live
Stock.

Stock.
The number of people in the
United States in the year 1907
was S7,17S,95S. In 1913 there
are 96,765,573. The number of
cattle in the United States in
1907 was 72,534,OOO. The num-
Der in 1913 is 56,527,OOO. The
population is constantly increas-
ing while the number of cattle
to supply that population is con-
stantly decreasing. The South
only can change these figures.
Arkansas has a land area of
33,616,000 acres. Only $685.
254 acres of which are improved
farm land. In other words, there
are at least 2O,O0O,OOO acres of
land in Arkansas that can be in
part or entirely devoted to live
stock raising. Turned out
fields, the decrease in the num-
Der of cattle and hogs, the steady
increase in population, and the
wonderful adaptability of Ark
anSaS to the industry. calls our
minds very forcibly to the i'm
portance of live stock on a well
regulated Southern farm. Ark
ansaS steers and Arkansas hogs
have topped the market in St.
Louis and Omaha a great many
times during the season, and yet
so few have specialized on cattle
and hogs. They will pay.
In 1910 the average price of
hogs for the United States was
$3.50. and in 1900 it was $3.50.
lhe price OF the steer has been
advancing each year. With all
these advantages added to the
stock raising industry. yet the
have not decreas-
ed in Arkansas. We have plen-
ty of surplus land, plenty of
water, plenty of grass and range
and land that will grow any kind
of feed crop that is desired.
Marketable cattle can be produc-
ed in any section of Arkansas for
from three to three and a half
cents per pound. About 45 per
cent of the land in Arkansas is
under fence, but not near that
amount under cultivation. All
Of the idle land should be given
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-07-21
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