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Johnny Coulon Improves.

CHICAGO. July 7.-Johnny Coulon
hospital Weighing 1l5l, which is ten
pounds more than he did n week ago
when he entered 10 be treated for stom-
ach trouble, Despite his rapid gain In
health II is probable he will be unable
TO hoX for some time.
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: Your Children OF Wor,r,

~ Y s;n change fretfuI, ill.tsmnersd
FidSI,nlst INTO healthy, happy voun ngsters
"a o., ,aem Of worms. Tossing
\ islssna OF teeth, CRYING ont
n painsp' accompanied with intense
tsShsssss tsSss IN the stomach and bowels,
that Gna ;a bad breath, are symp.
Tosn, Indicate worms. Kicka.
70. ssnsi ihiiier, a pleasant candy
I!L Yesfo..ss Tue worms, regulates the
Hopjrsaes your children to health
h fI'4ess. Mrs. j. A. Brisbin OF
Form IRSys Rly,s, II have used Kicka.
nv eh;iser hb;lier for years, and entire.
Ne TItSaiiaren of worms. / would
1hts, u' ~ it." Guaranteed. All
ipco rI or by mail. Price CSC.
i ana idp9lan y Medicine Co, Phila-
&hram.s sg. Louis. Recommended
'1substitr,1 ohnson, Drugs. "The
y 'utofs'" Five (5) good
Advertisement. }
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A Good Investment,

w. D. Magli, well-known merchant
of Whitemoupd. Wis, bought n stock
of Chamberlain medicine SO as to be
able to supply them to his customers.
After receiving them he was himself
taken sick and says that one small bot,
tie of Chamberlain IS Collie, Cholera and
Djarrhoea Remedy was worth more to
him than the cost of his entire stock OF
medicines. For sale by all dealers.
(kdYortlaemont.l
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CINCINNATI, July 7-The third week
OF the trial OF George b. Cox, former
president OF the Cincinnati Trust com
pany. on the charge Of misapplying
funds OF the bank. was entered upon In
criminal court today. when the state
resumed the examination OF George V.
Custer. who was secretary OF the Ford
&; Johnson Chair company. upon the wit
ness stand.
II was stated that the state would
complete It's side OF the case late today
or tomorrow
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When the baby is suffering the do,

When the baby is suffering the dou.
BILE affiction of hot wenther and bowel
disorders, the remedy needed is Nc
Gees Baby Elixir. 1t reduces the
feverish condition, corrects the stomach
and checks looseness Of the bowels.
Price 25c and SOC per bottle Sold by
Schramm.J ohnson, Drugs, "The Never
Substitutors, Five go good stores.
fAdvar,,nnment
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Governor Clark Better

DEs MONIES, Ia, July Gov.
George Clark was reported mt noon to
be resting easily at the Methodist hos
pital, with indications favorable foy his
cnnfinned imnIoYement.
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Nickel Plate Road

ors +;ckets Chicago TO New York and
se.,1 sem s27. Boston and return, .$26.
TeeIlc TPeeduced rates to other eastern points.
heuuo stn ovoriabIe routes. Liberal stop
aIsps A,sp inquire of local agent or ad.
dress C. a, Melin, D. F; A, 81 Seven
taenfb street, Denver, Colo,
le"H'" (Adyertisemen
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Majestic. big new pavilion, dancing
tonight Band 20 pieces.
(AdYertiscment)
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Causes of Stomach Trouble,

sedentary habits, lack of outdoor
a,ercise insufficient masticatiou OF
food, constipation, torpid liver,
-,nrrv and anxiety, overeating, partak-
me- Of food and drink not suited to your
ane agc md occupation. Correct your habits
d s6d take Chamberlaiu's IS Tablets and
1,o, viii soon be we'll again. For sale
by all dealers. (-Novelelso"eA'''
Tonioht. $50 to 10, Majestic, con
.,,I,s dancine. band vs. orchestra.
tiH'''" fk5voriiEcInent)
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Let 'er buck The "Stampcde is
on, afternoon and night.
(Advcr,isomont)
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W Price Boosted

'lntal al o;iNCE, Kan. July Mid
bayrsi To-Day was raised to 93
fhs an advaDe OF cents.
LILA vaa vasest single inrease IN
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pabbi Max Juster Dies,

MINNEAPOLIS. July Rabbi
May ,Iuster, prominent IN the ZIONIST
movement and the jewish acJ,vities a,n,;,e
t,oro last night He was 80 years old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

Cincinnati ..r....-.-.....o o o-i
PitsburE ....,.ss...-,...o -
Summary: Errors-Dodse t2) Byrne, Two base
hits-Dyrno Mccarthy t2). ncvore. Stolon busc-
Carey. Sacrifice hits-McC&rthy .. Loft on bases
Cincinnati 1; Pittsburs 5. Bases balls-On
Brown. |? Struck out-By Brown. 3; by Robin
son. 2. Timc OF game-I hour IS minutes. UNI
pires-Quigley and Emsllc
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Two Meet AWful Tate

iiuInna, Ill.,, W. July "A huge tank
h Ba,,in molten glass burst at the
And aarm eomPany's plant yester-
n. fo,anh aIoh Stetfy and James
.t5's hod'h, were burned TO death.
Ton, 'yay was inclnerated beneath
h iatsrv VI glass. Moore died three
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

The cool salt water bath at Saltair is
only 80 miputes away. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

All seats soc, "Stampede" night
show. "Let 'er buck. ~
(Adye.tlsomont)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

Eat use cough medicine contain
opum or morphine. They constj.
'he bowels and do not cure, only
! The cough. Examine the label
Y the medicine contains these
'nl opiates refuse it. Foley s
" and Tar Compound contains no
rs is healing and soothing.
''nui-J ohnson. Drugs. "Tbe Never,
'AtuIors. " Five (5) good stores.
IA (AdYer,lsnu,nt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

iBhtTcd Tot HoUck TO mo IItth
Score by innings
Philadelphia ..,......~...0 o o n n ID
Boston ....s-.s..s........2 o '|s
Summary: Errors-Strunk. Barry (7). I. Thomas.
Wagner Two-basc htS-Barry. Speaker. Walsh
(2). Throo.baso hits-Speakcr Ycrkaa. Home
run-WagDer Hts-on Plank. In two Innings;
of Eouek. in two innings: of wyckoff. 4 in
four innings Sacrifice hlts-Strunk, O. Thomns
Sacrifice nlos-LewiG. Gnrdnor. Stolen baBes-
Hooper Wood Lewis. Left on bases-Philadel-
phIa IL: Boston 8. First base buls-oH
Wood. !: of Plank. .: Off wyckon :. First baso
on crror-Phldcph!n. ! HIT by pitcher-by Wyck-
off (Wagnsr). Struck out-By Wood. S. by Plank.
[; by Houck L. by wyckoN ). Time nj game
. hours 20 minutes Umpircs-McGrccvy aud
Connolly
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pERFEcT EQUIPMENT

Costs money, but it does perfect work
We have it. Century Prlntlng 20, 90.
s7 Postoffice place. (AdVertlsement')
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

l. Dancing event of the week, tonight,
Majestic, Band and orchestra.
(Adycrtgomonl)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

Two largest dance organizations il
Utah play tonight at Majestic. Largest
pavilion in the world. Advertisement. }
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Third Week of Cox Trial.

Nothing like a bath at Salta,r to COO
and refresh you Advertisement. y
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Sssts sI 9oc, stampede" night
Let 'cr buck. -
'AdvertisomcntD
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Many Drowning rs,

Em YORK, July THE triple
Of July 1. ) and 6 BROUGHT
touT pleasure seekers 10 their
y ny drowning in local waters.
4; ~ PERSONS lost their lives in this
4. Yesterday and seven others
|rrsI,.d ,1IIsaed from drowning only by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-08

The cool salt water bath at SaItair is
only so minutes away. advertisement. J
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PROBATE ANO GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Louis L. Terry, deceased
Creditors Will present claims with vouch-
ers TO the undersigned az No. IS East
Third South street. Salt Lake City. Utah,
on or before the 25th day of April A d.
1914
EDWARD d. wooDRUFF.
JAMES II. BROWN. and
EuGENIA c. TERRY.
Executors of the last Will and tosta-
ment OF Louis l.. Terry. deceased.
DICKSON. Ellis. Ellis & Schulder
Attorneys for Executors.
Date OF first publication Juno 10. 1918
c30iA
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Detroit .............,s.s1 l o o o. 5
ST. Louis ,,..............3 0 10
Summary: Errore-Wniams witt Two-haso
hits-Johnston. High. Mitchell Asncw. Three.
bnso hits-WIiliams. Ppp. Hi,s-on DcuSp. IL
one Inning (none out In the tirGt), Off wiIlett S
lu four innings; off Elder, In threo aud one
third Innings; of Dubuc. in iwo-thirds OF
inning Sacrifice flies-WiIlams. WilIott
Stsnasc Voaoh Stolen bascs-Johuston. Craw.
ford. Pratt t.). sho,on. Double play-Bush. Lou.
den ond Pipp Left basoS-St Louis &; Do.
troIt G, Bases on balls-on pauS5 1; off Will.
cit. J. off Elder. 8; of Mitchell. l. Struck out
By Wilett /. by Mitchell, 3. Time OF game
II hour 50 minutes. UmpIrcs-o' Loushlln and
HildcbyaDd
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|Tdict Popular.

|ry OF their friends among the aris-
nDc audience assembled in the court
r,I their congratulation to Lord
|l7ale and his daughter, "the kidlet"
A SaekvIIle was not present today. as
Bss resting after the severe strain
|h. cross examination she underwent
/ |xesk.
3 verdict OF the jury seemed 10 be a
6iae conclusion after Sir Samuel
|1ls Evans. the presiding judge, had
.Ged his charge, He expressed strong
Ia opinion that Lady Sockville was
|1iss Of fraud and said that Sir John
|zy Scott apparently had felt he had
u custodian for the art treasures
ID he desired the Sackvilles 10 keep
znDle Park, and had realized that he
1 sape money 10 provide for this.
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Undue Influence.

= undue influence. ne said. there must
E1sthine like coercion and for fraud
p must be something Ike represen-
y 70 the testator of facts which did
6lsi
|Ilh the return Of the jury and its pro-
kement Of verdict the fight for
piIlons which has held the interest
4 public for over a week. owing to
gnuence OF the parties concerned
ns amount involved. came 10 all end.
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f fs,aer big treat, Majestic, tonight,
''uons dancing; band VS.. orchestra.
Ia tAdyertlscmentD
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: cuts, Burns and Bruises

y outS, Burns and Bruises.
S,sIs SssIIs nome there should be a box
;nien s Arnica Salve, ready to
~ every case OF burns. cuts,
OF sealds. j, II. Polanco. Del.
!. iss; ss n No. 2, writes: 'Bucklen s
Se SSs'Ve saved my little girls cut
10 r, one believed it could be
me world S best salve. Only
iH,ssssommsnded ,ss by Schramm. John.
|(N, The Observation-Disclosures. -
w good stores, advertisement. !
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M. ~ @f] ]estle tonight; big band. big
= ole floor, advertisement )
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10 no Saltair every forty. five
lake bath today,
Adyer,igoment
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DIVORCE
CASE. AGAIN IN COURT

,,,rAco July 7-Another effort to
,,o,s Ca'Te0Su ne 0Suggenheim divorce decree set
naNe nejds be- began today before Judges Bald
Vim win. Windes and Heard hersd The s1ai9 From, rs
tryins rerords on the ground that the
6aereo 5ne eouv was a fraud on the court and that
Z, vas obtained on manufactured evil
dence. Mrs. Grace Brown Guggenheimo
m..a,ied mar',od her by Judge Dunno In March
7aS1 set aside on the ground that she she
@ LnVa' an Illinois resident at that time was
Genies recently by Judge Heard
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'aalng like a bath at Saltair to cool
isfresh you. (AdyertisementG m :
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For lovers Of dancing tonight, Ma
iestic pavilion, big band:
J'' (hdvsrtlpomout)
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CINCINNATI PITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG.

sBattod Tor Dovorc In the ninth
tBattcd for Brown IN tho ninth
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Let 'cr buck, The "stampede" i
on afternoon and night
oh' -" fadvertibcmant.l
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SECOND GAME.
PHILADELPHIA

'batted for Plank in the third.
fBntLcd for Houck 10 tho flt.h.
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sesls soc. Stampede night
Let 'er buck,
thdver,scmeutl
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FjETI[LES TO GET
/ THE LIONS SHARE
N. Of Sir John Murray
ssoH VIII Be Disposed of
According to Will.
|RY OUT TEN MINUTES
s,,ee of Judge Strongly in
Favor of the Defendants
in Suit.
|,py OUT TEN MINUTES

...,noN July THE great estate
~. late Sir John Murray Scott,
.,r,r,e millionaire and art connois-
',.h.r,,ed from Lady Richard Wal
IN be disposed OF as provided In
N, made in 1901. and OF the f1ve CO.
A. ~,y,ny more than half OF his prop
4 rord and Lady Sackville, the lat
/. laughter of a former British minis
\ Washington. who succeeded the
am. Vests as tenants Of the famous
=, seat Knole Park. Seven Oaks.
4, ,ury OF the probate court where
a, N break the will had been In
-.-.ss for eight days. pronounced a
|'sl today upholding the document.
A Ten Minutes.
|,,r only ten minutes consideration
,srors decided that Lady Sackville
. rutless OF the charges OF fraud ana
Z influence brought against her by
-ssrs OF the Scott family, and cast the
-,o OF the costs OF the suit. which
|k extremely heavy, owing to the ar
n ,miuent counsel engaged. upon the
. fafouet's relatives who entered the
a and Lady Sackville Will receive
A 1850. 900 OF the S5.9o0.000 OF the
+ers property, including some OF his
|rIleent art collections.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
GUY

We are having some fine springlike
weather which is much appreciated
Mrs. Nal Hartwck is quite ill at this
writing -. Porter Dejarnette was not
so we'll last week, but is some better
now. >. Mrs. Ellen Harrington arriv-
ed at the home of her sister, Mrs. O..
P. Graham, Thursday, after several
months visit with relatives in Ken
lucky 49,. Archie Poole has sold his
farm to Mr.. Stewart of near Heber
Springs, and will leave in about two
weeks for southern Texas for the ben
eft of his family's health. :. Mr.. Ball
of Greenbrier was here last week sell
ing Watkins remedies. Miss Nora
Gentry returned to Wooster Sunday
to begin her school work at that place.
Mr.. Batson did not return to the
school here last week and Marvin
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
TO EXTEND |. &R.
TO MUN|C|PA PAL|T|ES
TO SUBMIT AMENDMENTS
PASSED RESOLUTION
TO THAT EFFECT TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-Only one
more amendment may be submitted by
the legislature. The people took ad-
vantage of the lawmakers and initial
ed one, the bond amendment. The
senate Tuesday afternoon adopted the
resolution by Smith of Bradley, sub
mitting an amendment extending the
rights of initiative and referendum to
cities and counties, to be exercised on
purely local matters, all of which are
specified in the resolution. There are
several other proposed amendments
pending, and it will now be a hard
fight to determine which of the many
will have the honor of being number
three, The house has defeated the re-
submission of the grandfather clause,
and the next over which hard fight
is expected is that granting suffrage
to women. A proposed amendment
many favor authorizes the submission
of three amendments by the legisla-
ture and three by the people at any
one election.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
JOHN 7. M'VAY
MAY NOT HANG

Little Rock, Feb. Ex-Governor Joe
T. Robinson Tuesday afternoon heard
the arguments for and against the
communication of the death sentence of
John T. McVay of Pine Bluff Messrs.
Nixon of Pine Bluff appeared for the
state, while George McVay, Mr.. Cole
man and DR.. Brunson of Pine Bluff,
Lewis Rhoton of Little Rock and DR..
Green, superintendent of the insane
asylum, appeared for the defense, to
testify as to the mental condition of
the condemned man. No statement
was made by the governor as to his
probable disposition of the case
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
SAYS STATE CAN ISSUE
BONDS FOR DEFICIENCY

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-Speaker
Hardage, Representative Newton, au-
thor of the bill, and others hold that
there is no inhibition whatever in the
constitution against the state issuing
bonds. They hold, therefore, that the
Newton bill, providing a bond issue of
$3.50 900, 'to make good the deficiency
in the general revenue fund.-" is not in
conflict with the constitution. 1t has
the approval of Governor Robinson.
who has been insisting that something
must be done to provide for the deficit
that has been created in the general
revenue fund. Governor Robinson, as
long ago as the state convention,
pointed this out as one of the methods
by which the states finances might be
restored.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
LOCAL CARPENTERS
ORGANIZE UNION

A number of Conway carpenters
met last night at the Odd Fellows hall
and organized a carpenters union,
with the following officers and men,
bers: Pat Hollingshead, president;
Alvin Graham, vice-president; ]. R.
Piercey, secretary; J. l.. Corley, treas
urer; Henry Bowman, conductor; Joe
Phelps, warden; Joe Jones, correspond
ing secretary; Henry Lea, Carlos
Brown, Joe Jones, J. r. Piercey, Pat
Hollingshead, f. l.. Dawson, E. V. Ma
jor, Henry Bowman, Alvin Graham,
Joe Phelps, j. L. Corley, Sam Carter,
L. l.. Kelso, S. J. Lea, Walter Johnson,
Will Salter, T. L. Banister, j. R. JOS
lin, Kirk Carter, H. M. Anderson, Ben
Gwin and John Hamilton. They will
meet every Tuesday night at 1880.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
BRUNDIDCE is YET SILENT
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR COVER
NOR DEPENDS ON LEGIS-
LATIVE ACTION.

Little Rock, Feb. 19-Former Con-
gresham S. Brundidge of Searcy, who
was candidate for United States
senator when the legislature elected
Governor Joe 7. Robinson, was in Lit
tie Rock last night. In discussing the
gubernatorial vacancy when Governor
Robinson vacates the office to assume
the office of United States senator
next month, he said:
81 am here on business in no way
connected with politics, but | am being
overrun with letters and kilograms
from all parts of the state, asking me
to make the race for governor From
"a financial standpoint, | could not at
all afford to accept it, but believing
that this great Office has been worked
overtime to further personal political
ambitions, would like to see it used
for while at least in the interest of
the great body Of the people of the
state, and as soon as the gentlemen
who have so generously undertaken to
provide the method by which the next
governor of the state shall be elected,
have decided among themselves just
what voice they propose to let the peo-
pie have in the selection (if any,
will then have definite and positive
statement to make to the people of
this state, and | believe that another
canvass of the state is just now much
needed, much as l deplore a continual
tion of a political agitation"
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
SENATE DISCUSSES
APPROPRIATIONS
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON SPENT
IN DISCUSSING DEFICIENCY
MEASURE.

Little Rock, Feb. 19.-Most of the
afternoon was consumed in the Senate
Tuesday afternoon discussing the de-
ficiency bill for the state agricultural
colleges, amounting to about $122,000
IN committee of the whole, and final
ly passing it. This sum represented
the balance due on buildings, which are
to be paid for by the towns where the
institutions are located, and in sever
al instances warrants were issued bv
the county courts to pay the deficit,
but the supreme court held that
county funds could not be so expend-
ed. There was general discussion
upon the subject, the chief objection
being that those who created the debts
had violated the state laws.
Other bills passed were: By the
State Charities Committee, for parole
of patients of the State Hospital for
the Treatment of Nervous Diseases, bv
Reid, to permit the county judges of
Lincoln county to appoint school di-
rectors; by Jones, to amend the sala-
rles of White county officials; and the
House joint resolution by Smith of
Bradley, referring all local measures
to the people of the district affected.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19

Brown has been employed to finish the
term. =. Miss Nora Gentry assisted in
the school last week. F.. M. Gloyer,s
smokehouse caught on fire Friday
night and was damaged to some ex-
tent before the fire was extinguished.
Mrs. Florrie Richie has stated
that she will soon put in line of la
dies and children's hats for the spring
and summer season. She will display
her goods at the store occupied by R.
l., Mode. .. Several from here attend
ed church and singing at Chinquapin
Sunday. A nice little program has
been prepared for Friday evening at
the schoolhouse by some of the pupils
in honor of Washingtons birthday.
February 49,
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
HENDRIX TO SEND TEAM.

According to the athletic committee
of the faculty of Hendrix College, that
institution will be represented at the
basketball tournament which meets at
Jonesboro two weeks hence. This
years basketball team is probably the
best the college has ever turned out,
and the student enthusiasts are very
optimistic over Hendrix chances to
land the cup.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
JOINT OPEN SESSION.

The annual joint open session of the
Harlan and Franklin Literary societies
of Hendrix College will be held in the
college auditorium on next Saturday
evening, beginning at 8 o'clock. Ev-
erybody is invited to be present.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19

J. NJ. Gibbs and family from six
miles east of Conway and j. H. Gibbs
and family from near town are load
ing their household goods in cars to-
day, preparatory to moving to Heber
Springs, where they will reside in the
future.
j. E. Little and Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Van Valkenburg went to Little
Rock this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
NOTICE.

There will be meeting of the
property owners interested in form
ing an improvement district for the
purpose of paving Front and Oak
streets tomorrow at Z o'clock p. M, at
the office of Wilson & Banner.
w. H. DUNCAN, Mayor.
Feb. l8, 1913. DIT (adv.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Hamilton entertained a
number of her friends with delight
full Rock party last night at her home
on College Avenue. A delicious COLA
tlon In two courses was served and the
evening was very much enjoyed in this
hospitable home. Miss Hamilton was
assisted in caring for her guests by
her sister, Mrs. H. S. Traylor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19

The Kellogg-Haines Singing Party
VIII appear at Central College Audito-
rum tomorrow night at 8 O'Clock
sharp. For this and the remaining
two attractions in the Lyceum Course
tickets will be sold at the door for
$3.50 each.-ltd-(a (adv.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-02-19

Miss Evie Shaw entertained a few
of her friends at dominoes last night
at her home in the west end comph-
mentary to Miss nellie Pape of Van
Buren, who is the guest of Miss Laura
Harton. After several games were
played delicious refreshments in two
courses We're served.