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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
TO TEST AUTHORITY
OF new TRIBUNAL
Judge Lacy Will Issue Warrant,
Leaving Defendant to Appear,
If He Desires

The Jurisdiction tangle which has
been confronting the domestic rela-
tons court with regard to whether II
or the police court Ia empowered TO
issue warrants and hear the prelim-
mary examinations in cases where
abandonment or illegal parentage are
charged. will be brought to solu-
ton by Judge Lacy's assuming the
authority to act. When he resumes
work. which he expects TO do Mon
day, he will issue warrant and leave
1t to the defendant to carry the Ques-
ton to the supreme court for q con-
elusive Interpretation OF the law,
His decision to proceed In this way
was reached in conference by tele-
phone with Assistant Prosecutor
Toms, Thursday morning. II was ar
ranged that Mr. Toms should go to
the Judges home. Thursday after
noon for further conference upon the
detafls OF the action to h u;
sThursday WAS the -
Judge Lacy Eas Ao.~ - .e ~ v-sset
around the house, since Sept 2. when
new court in spite of illness.
Inc dlmcuity ID caused Oy tue ioir
ure of the act by which the domestic
relations court was created to specifi-
cally give the court the power to
issue warrants and hear preliminary
examinations In certain cases. The
police Justices. who previously had
charge of the matter, have refused to
act longer on the ground that all such
questions low are under the author
ity Of the new court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
.MH X TT8E25EzsI1F A|

SOC Sanitary Floor Mops, 18o-At the price SAM
tary Dustless Floor Oil, pint Fridays price, Ioc
500 Dish Pans and Kettles 23c-I4quart Dishpans of
gray granite and I2quar preserving kettles Fridays
price, 23c
$l25 Wash Boilers 77o-Heavy' galvanized iron wash
boilers Friday only, price, zzc.
Up to Use Aluminium Ware 30c-Sauce Pans I, 2, 3, 4
quart sizes L. e. and 3-quart Berlin kettles-and I,
g. 3, 4quart Preserving Kettles. One big tabeful to
choose from at 39c
&c Toilet Pape, Rolls for 26o-Large rolls Of good
toilet paper tomorrow only at 8 rolls for 25c
25c Cups and Saucers 12o-Carlsbad Chna-thin and
transparent-with dainty flower decorations Fridays
price, I2c.
Fruit Jars 38c Dozen-Quart jars-each dozen in a
corrugated carton complete with porcelain lined
and rubbers.
81 Carlsbad China soc Se-Salad or fruit bowls with
six saucers to match Dainty white and golden-raced
decorations Worth SI--Friday at ooc set.
silver mounted mirror plateau. The is worth S298
Friday it costs but STS7.
81 Gas Lights, 57c--Invered gas lights-burners of
solid brass, with magnesium tips-inner glass cylin-
ders-good mantle and etched shade trimmed with
coored bead fringe. SIC tomorrow only.
$3.50 Table Lamps $1.45-Electrc table. Lamps
brush brass bases with light colored green shades and
fringes. SI.45 tomorrow.
Csc and CSC Club Bags 67c-Strong handles and lock
and clamps-I6 and IS-inch sizes-cloth bound edges
67c tomorrow and that's very little for so strong and
durable a bag!
$14S Dolls, 8Sc-Crying dolls with character faces
and curly hare About 10 inches tall Worth $r4s--
70 o8c tomorrow. Basement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
SHERIFFS TAKEN
BY MEXICANS
Smugglers Battle With Posse Of
Deputies in Texas-One Is
Slain

AUSTIN, Texas. Sept. ll.-One
Mexican was killed by sherin 8
posse and two deputy sheriffs named
Bucking and Ortiz were captured py
Mexicans In a fight between the
posse and 10 Mexican ammunition
smugglers today. at Carrizee Springs
Dimmito county, not far from the
border.
Another posse has left Carrizee
Springs determined 10 rescue the dep
uties, and Gov. Colquitt has ordered
rangers 10 the scene. In the event
the smugglers are overtaken. a night
is certain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
BIRTHS
BOYS.

BOYS
Thomas Michael Lynch. 81 Tuscola:
Roy Clark, IL Edmund-pl.; George
Kick, 42s sixteenth: Jacob Roth, ls1
Hubbard; Clarence Hensen, 342 Win
der: Theodore Eichbrecht. AIS Elm
Joseph Pawlowski. $50 Forest east
Ignatx Norkiewicz. 40 Superior; Boles.
laus skierczynski. sol Willis east: An
Jankowski. 1895 Milwaukee east; stan
ley Kozlowski. los Leland: Albert I.
Qraei, 80 Infantry; stanislaus Zabriskt
ss2 Riopelle, Frank sezjns. 90 Kra.
pau; Adolph r.. Lenz. 25s Mack; An
thony Mizerski, $40 Garfield: Adolph
Mayder, 1885 Howard; Bert schafer.
s ssI F PETER s MsE Eos cdsn s
CHS Anthony Harbrecht. 1876 Larchmont:
Maurice David smiianski. Hotel Du
Nord Joe Taksier. LIS Alfred; An
MsnEowitch. is1 winder: Joseph '1 Js'
cobson. $50 Winder; George Clmini. sec
Rivard; Morris Silver, 2o3 Benton. All
bert Greeps.ein; :Ss r F,,: Louis
1855 Fourteenth; Albert !. steiner, ~,
Delaware: Fred. Pointing. 400 Trum-
bull; Matthew Bennett Wallace Dear
born. Mich; william Roy Miller. 20
son; Marcella Peters, 30s ST Aubin:
Andrew Rechlinski. SIS Willis: Jacob
Stasewicz, 81 Theodore. John Bor-
kowskt. lt1o Chene samuel Cooking.
cock wiibert Edw. Mills, 2si Mel
bourne; Frank Orscch, Boies alley:
Frederick grsim., 20? Hendricks: Fred.
ces Peirucci sts Russe ple~ Soscps srs an.
Gssy: !ss ~ IngersoIi; wisdIsiaw
|Mvare9i, - Gcidner: Karol TecIa,
- 1fIchiean; Joseph Miesdeda. az oil.
Waifnty~ Jskubs seek. 5" Twcn,1::
sss6* Ieey Miehssl. los Atwatsr:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
RUDE
OFFICIALS
80 Then to the Coast
)11n1s Expsnsss Are Paid.
So There

b VIA 3 dasx,ncs recollection OF how
- omthOvitieo Of British COLUMBIA
tHf four Dotrcik police onicers IN
'l1HW Wootuinster, b. G, for six
'W6oks, = witnesses against the New
sVrootmtnntsr hank robbers. In spite
~ ro0uoot for their return, Poice
/ Commissioner. Gillespie wrote quite
,ocmo stiR reply to the Canadian ON
oeols, when he received q letter
InutSday, asking that rhe witnesses
~ cent back for the fall assixes.
4 CDt. Thomas O'0rady. OF the trai-
~ o1unA: Lieut.. August Dornbrook'
- CSntrai precinct: Detective VIII
Van Black, OF the Central bureau
anA Tramc OGhcer Nathan F1nebers'
wee he men who went ON the other
.Hr5n. They said they we're shad0wea
b! 80 Piukertou detectives. after receipt
NJ Commissioner Gillespie's demand
51og their return.
nnrtin Powell. who was arrested
4hGro BY Fineberg. and against wno.
thav were supposed TO testify. was
- eyen removed from the county
i}nlI here. while the Detroit omcers
~,ore IN the Canadian northwest. he
80 taken away, wednesday, and wall
- there for the trial when II opens.
fyonmissioner Gillespie wrote tnst
KY would send F1neberg. who maoe
13ko arrest; Detective Black, VINO
olsod the alleged stolen bills AZ row
Srs hctel, and Howard Whe'an, VINO
$4,000 for the money. But. Nc auu.
~. fhs Dominion would have TO pay
~ eahries OF the men while tney
- rome: would have to pay uan.
etinn both ways, and would have
~ SIlOv the men $3.50 a day expense
SrS~v IA Win not allow his men
~ 4: summoned until the jury 10
Dr1wn. to prevent them nss n Ions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
TARIFF BILL GOES
BEFORE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE
tarin bill was
sent to conference by the house this
afternoon after bitter parliamentary
fight. necessitating a gag" rule.
Majority Leader Underwood declar.
ed the measure was the first tariff
bill in four decades written with the
hands and brains Of the representa-
tives OF the people. for the people. and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
1nERN QUEEN
IS HARD AGROUND
.ptual Transit Co. Steamer in
Gefious Trouble Near Rock
4 q Ages Light

y uu1uTH Nina Sept. ff.-fhe
oamer Northern Queen. owned by
- Mutual Transit company, ia
oyounA on ~ Rock Of Ages light,
q ~ qeut4 otoFs OF Isle Royal. No
nqntcet1on had been esta blished
- ~ steamer late this afternoon,
4 Aef oondition u unknown. The
]: y. Horne and James Whelan
- barge Empire. have gone tn
poo0o. The barge 10 equipped
Nlrobees and will report the con.
q ne steamer Immediately
- reaching here.
(orthern Queen 10 q general
41on6loe boat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
DON'T WANT SALOON AT
CANIFF AND RUSSELL

Aid. Hindle, Of the Fifth ward, has
died a reconsideration Of a resolution
adopted by the council, last Tuesday
nieht, taking a piece Of property ut
CanifY-ave. and Russell-st. out Of the
restricted district for saloon pur-
poses. According to the alderman
there is serious objection to sa-
loon In that neighborhood. and the
residents want hearing on the Pc
titiOn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
DESTRUCTION THREATENS
PENNSYLVANIA TOWN

JOHNSTOWN. Pa. Sept. ll.-Car-
rollton, u town OF 1000 inhabitants. Is
threatened with destruction by fire.
Already two hotels and two livery
barns have been destroyed and a res
taurant and several dwellings are
burning. The towns water supply Is
nearly exhausted. Assistance has
been asked from nearby towns.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

NO. D.. 80 sLeel., ln.eIests. for taom
selves
II The gag rule was adopted, 1876 TO
81, and the bill sent to conference,
1876 to Is. The following conferees
were named:
Democrats - Underwood. Kitchen.
Rainey and Dixon.
Republicans-Payne and Fordney.
Progressive--Murdoc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
harvard :....n AIasIna.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. ll.-Ths 20
lice ri ere today searching for Proees-
sor .. II. Merrick, "a years old. .
fo:sier Harvard man, and recently .
professor In Ohio State untversatys
who mysteriously dropped out of sigma
at Avalon. yesterday. Herrick ana
his family reached Avalon. yesterday.
from Delaware. Ohio. and Hesrick
went out with his father-in-lsw. II. -.
Devero. to visit some stores. WhiIe
Devero was In grocery Herrick az
appeared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
||lEAS DROUGHT
BROKEN AT LAST.
avy Rains Relieve Distress
~ Conditions Throughout
State Crops Revive

d 9OPU1IA. Kas., Sept. 11.-Ons of
1S Worut droughts In the history Of
1o1hoo Y really broken today. Heavy
<o11V W1jch started falling last night
4@tone today and from one and one
~ r. mar inches Of rain has fallen
Nv over the state, starting fall
UowinG for winter forage and
Dv11g the stock water conditions
14o1 eat hah . million Kansas cat
u ~ nArket because Of lack Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
Justice OFT Resumes Practice.

Louis Off, former justice OF the
peace. has announced the formation
of law partnership between himself
and James r. Neill. The two men
were formerly classmates in the De
troit College Of Law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
:. /. c. kNTYRE
GIVES HIMSELF UP
nrrsnders In Police Court and
| ~ Arraigned on Charge Made
BY Woman

nv Thomas C. Mcintyre. Of No.
- eAsSiHan-avs. chsrEsd Il a. Hfs-
HcSs Hannah. or Nd. TO !ossph
anpop-ave.; when she went to his
& oo fof treatment. appeared IN po
I 6ourt. Thursday morning. accom-
1n'1 ~ Frank r. Bumps. his A.
(6kSay. and william. G. Klenk. saloon
-. q bondsman. and asked TO
|I16 ofraignsd on the serious charge
- " the woman.
A1tOgaey Bumps entered plea OF
- euilty for the doctor, Justice JET
1S1 ~ the case for hearing. Sept.
lxtne holl ct $1,000. with one
oky. which WAS promptly furnished
M. lrcIntyrs was then registered
~ 1pkectiye bureau. He gave his
INGs - - years. and said he 10 un'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

Argentina has imported q number
OF camels from the Canary islands
f"r experiment for agricultural pur-
poses In regions not suited to horses
or oxen.
Siam has established . government
savings bank.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12


So Satin Hats, 98c-Black and white-six different
models-each one prettier than the others AS be-
coming any you'd pay 81 for-and they're but 9oc
tomorrow Second Floor.
$l75 Marseilles Bedspreads, $l25-Large double
spreads OF very fine yarn, tightly woven-easy to
launder Friday you may save soc on one! Second
Floor.
tic Phsse Crepe, 1870 Yard to lloyd lengths
all white Make charming blouses dresses or under
wear, and require very little pressing. Friday only
I2Ilc yard Second Floor
75c Cotton Blankets, $685. by - inches White
with pink borders Thick and serviceable-covered
with short nap. Buying will be worth while-for
they're only soc! Second Floor.
&c Shaker Flannel, Ago Yard-Cream flannel, very
firmly woven and covered with soft, downy fleece.
which makes very suitable for infants things arc
tomorrow. Second Floor.
25c and goo Wash Goods 10c-Remnants! A double
tabeful of them-cyepes, madras ratnes, striped pop
Inns kddie kloth and many other desirable fabrics All
2sc and 2oc qualites-Friday, while they last, Ioc
yard Second Floor.
39c Dress Goods, loo Yard-36-inch Dress Goods in
plain weaves and tweeds for women's and girls
dresses and boys suits Good and serviceable, and
very low priced tomorrow, I9c yard Second FOOT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
1ATE CONFIRMS
WILSON, NOMINATIONS

EANoTON, Sept. 1.-THE sen.
- olternoon, confirmed the Sol.
~ nominations:
Ao0 Hogland, receiver OF nup.
0cVe, Lewiston. Mont: Thomas
~ receiver Of public moneys.
n. Nj Joseph r. r. .erreIl.
- public moneys, Wood.
~. preston McGoodvin of
- b minister TO vsnex.
- = yoplcka,, Of Illinois.
4oe - Roumania. Ssrvia
AolA Sweden; Kirk
= upoeys Ct Belle
- eooe)ver a pub
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

An English insurance company ~
sues . policy covering damage done
by militant suffragettes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
Uses Carbolic Chaser.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. IL
Leonard Nelson, aged so. died. today,
after having drunk $4.75 worth OF
whiskey and % cents worth Of car
bolic acid as a chaser. He borrowed
the IS from Chief Of Police Under
wood. He was teamster
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

&c Torchon Laces, Sc Yard-Real Torchon lace IA to
inches wide, in tvasety OF Attractive patterns Thing
f,rsce
81 Chiffon Wells 79c-Fine motoring wells yards
long with satin striped edges All colors fashionable
this fall. very special Friday Bargain at 7oc! First
Floor.
S5c Peroxide of Hydrogen, 10c-Guaranteed u. S. p
strength-stricty fresh You may buy CSC bottle of
1t for Ioc if you come tomorrow! First Floor.
Mems 25c Hose, Ito Pair-Fast black, seamless Hose
with high spliced heels and double toes Did you ever
hear of anything like that for I7c' But tomorrow's
Friday Bargain Day First Floor.
Mems 100 and 81 Shirts 4sc-Negligee Shirts in plain
coors and stripes, with collars to match, and soft
double cuffs Coat style Mighty fine values for 48c
Friday only. First Floor.
Mems 2Sc Hose lSc-Fal weight, of fine Isle thread
stripes figures and plain colors High spliced heels
and double soles and toes. Full fashioned and
less Men will be buying them by half dozens this
prcef Friday only. First Floor.
Childrens 25c Vests and Drawers 14c-Think of it!
Fall weight Underwear of fine, durable Isle thread
High neck long sleeve and ankle length drawers
Friday only at this low price-I4c. First Floor.
$3.50 Administer Rug Samples, $685. lust Il of $50
Administer Rug 81 in. by 70 in. While these fine
samples last Friday, $2.oS Fourth Floor.
10c Brass Extension Rods 7S-Extend to go inches
good and strong. Think of buying rods like that for
&c! Friday only Fourth Floor.
81 Couch Covers 79c-Oriental Couch Covers fringed
all around Good convenient widths and engths-red
green. Perhaps couch cover will improve the
appearance of one of your rooms. Why not get one
when they're only 7oc tomorrow? Fourth Floor.
$3.50 Nottingham Curtains, csc pair-he most pract-
cal Curtains made They aunder easily, are wonder
fully strong and durable-and very handsome Excel
lent patterns-some with plain centers and patterned
borders in aover effects. White or Arabian.
81 Banks 3so-Here's the RIGHT sort of a bank
key-and when it filled, bring it here and we'll open
it for you anad both bank and money. They're
worth $I-Frday only 3oc. First Floor at Pattern
Counter
Up to 75c Corsets 39c-Odd lots of coutil and fine
batiste Corsets DISCRIMINATION strong support
ers Well made and very good values their regular
prices Friday only at 30c. Third Floor
House Dresses CSC OF dainty patterned percale-a
trim model with square neck VI sleeves and high waist
line Trimmed with solid color to match. Worth 81
Friday bargain price, Csc. Third Floor
81 Lingerie Waists esc-Some with high necks, others
low and with sailor collars. Slightly soed from hand
ling-but one tubing will make them as fresh new,
Friday ony 6oc Third Floor.
II Challis Kimonos 60c-Figured cotton challis--in
Empire model. Medium and light shades and attrac-
tive patterns Finished with satin bands to match.
ST. vaiues--a good one-Frday for soc! Third Floor.
c,irl. 81 Dresses eec-Of good, fine figured percae-
dantlv trimmed with plain color Sizes for b to L.
vearoids Very good for school wear-and they laun-
der easily Friday only 6oc. Third Floor
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12

Triumph Continues All n
I BARGAIN DAY
sc Things at These Prices
Soc, Soc and 75c Foulards 25c Yard-Fina cleanup.
90 splendid patterns and colors-ncludir'r navy blue
Il -, :, 4, ss.s- -'''"1, : sisns W
81 Glasses 49c-God plated Glasses that usually sell
for ST ACC tomorrow Second Floor.
Chldren's $50 Drawers l6c-Of very good quality
muslin with ruffle of fine embroidery and cluster
tucks Will and launder we'll I5c tomorrow
only. Third Floor.
Soc Bungalow Aprons, 39c-Kimono style of percae,
nicely bound with white Most attractive little morn
ing aprons you could possibly imagine. And only
SOC Friday. Third Floor.
Womens Soc Drawers 20c-Of muslin ruffle of oyelet
embroidery-wth cluster tucking. Tomorrow they
will cost little than half they're worth 29c!
Third Floor.
under arms square neck with band of fine white en-
broidery Save TIC by buying tomorrow. Thrill Floor
women's CSC Vests 1ec-Fal weight-6nely ribbed
Isle finished thread Large sizes with mercerized
washable tape around neck and arm hole. Yc these
is clear saving. Friday only First Floor
$50 Real Seal Bags 81 39-A new very smart model
of very fine seal leather-wth small change purse
good value even at ST. .5o-Friday only at $I.39
First Floor.
l6c Taheta Ribbon, 12o-4 inches wide-all shades
Splendid for the popular sashes-and only tomor-
row. First Floor.
Boys % School Shoes, $1.26-Tan elkskin, gunmetal
calf buttoned laced and patent colt buchers sizes
to sh. They'll like iron-just what the boy
Girls 81 School Shoes, $l26-Patent colt and gun
metal calf-buttoned laced For sizes III to p
$I.75 values at sI.Is-and for sizes up to II-Sr5o
values at ST.! These prices being remarkable, are
only good Friday. First Floor
Mems 81 Shoes $14o-Certainly the best Shoes we've
ever seen at $I4o Strong gunmetal calf-blucher
laced modes-sizes to II. Fridays price, $I4o
First Floor
10 Rolls 15c Wall Paper S0o-Sutable for any in
the house, in most desirable shades OF tan, yellow,
blue brown, green and other colors-and very good
patterns FrdSy only this ST. so value at 6oc MORE
Ceiling Paper to 60 with this wall paper, SC roll
Fourth Floor.
500 and coo Cork Nnoleum, 35c-Fine waved finish
lengths from to rs square yards. Bring room
measurements. AS long as they last, $50 yard-and
it may not be till noon tomorrow! Fourth Floor
$3.50 Axmiast.r Rug Samples $lA0-6 feet long aad
2z inches wide-both ends bound. Good for throw
rugs or runners for small halls. Splendid values at
S,so-Friday at STAG. Fourth Floor.
$50 Mesh Bags, $l1e-Genan silver-kd lined
Mesh Bags with fve-inch Frames-and inside pockets
for change The best ones we've seen for such a low
nrice-but they're really woth $3.50! Fist Floor
s11s Silk Gloves s9c-Because it's little late, we're
going TO sell these splendid I6button Silk Gloves usu
ally Sr.Io at 8oc on Friday! First Floor
3Sc Hemstitched scar l9c-DaintiIy made scarfs and
squares. with one row of pretty drawn work worth
,sc-Friday Bargain Day at r9c First Floor
Crowley,N
THIS STORE CLOSES SAT-
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-09-12

We will have fresh fish every Thursday. Call us.
 Advt J. w. Hunt.
 Miss Myra Lou Petty, of Little Rock, is visiting Miss Del Few.
 The Prescott Public schools anc Prescott Agriculture School will open Monday.
 Mrs. J. M. Steed of Benton is spending a few days with Mrs. Earnest Boltyn.
 For-Fire, Lightning and Tor nado Insurance, seeF. E Murrah at Bank of Prescott. Advt
 Another car of White Dove Flour just received. Makes bis cult like mother made.
  Advt J. M. Duke.
 Miss Nellie Besh will leave Sunday for Searcy where she will attend Galloway College.
 Miss Winnie Young will leave this week for Searcy where she will attend Galloway College.
 Miss Katherine Few left We'd nesday for Philadelphia to at- tend Henderson Brown College.
 Miss Loucile Perry left today for her home in Texarkana after a few days visit with Miss Cleo Gee.
 Mrs. Ida Moore and little niece Miss Maurine Eaves of Emmet spent Monday in Prescott with friends.
 I will handle the Logan Trans fer business and also the Water Pierce Oil Co. and the Buckeye Cotton Oil accounts. For the pre- sent I will be located at the same place, and as we have four wag- ons and teams we will be able to take care of all business given us promptly. Phone 86-Emond Logan. Advt.
 If you eat without appetite you need Prickly Ash Bitters. It promptly re- moves impurities that clog and impede the action of the digestion, strength of body and activity of brain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-09-12
LOCALS

r.,.h Fish, every Thursday at
 Fresh ~, Advt
 W. Hunts o
 o,f z M. Hirst of Gale was the city Friday
 uo0ev to Loan-0n improved
 ,.ms Liberal terms.
 al''',, ID R.:L. Blakely, Agent.
 Chase Stephens of Gurdon is ,iisiting relatives in the city,
 We guarantee every sack ol White Dove Flour u n,,,o advt '' "
 ur and MT. Jim Began are at lme from a visit to Hot Springs. ,rho protracted Meeting at the Es,istian Church closed Tues bsy night.
 Mrs. Brad Scott and daughters Misses, Mildred and Hazel return { home Saturday from Bay flew Michigan.
 Tho next sack of flour you buy R a sack of White Dove sold by TM. Duke, made by the Arka- |sphia Milling Co.
 Ham agent for the Spirella kaset and will be pleased to call |pd take your measure. Fit guar |pteed. Mrs. c. B. Andrews. |Mr. Ceicle and Miss Alverne Eee left Wednesday morning for Irkadelphia where they will at- Ind Henderson-Brown College. For Sale-A scholarship to one | the best business colleges in Little Rock. Call or write to c. ;. Andrews, Picayune office, (tescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1913-09-12
ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE TO BE ENTITLED "An ordinance to amend Sec. 67 and to repeal Sec. T on The Digest of Ordinance of Pres
 colt Arkansas. Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of Prescott, Arkansas:
 Sec. 1 That Section 67 of the Digest of Ordin- ances of the City of Prescott. Arkansas. publish ed during the year 1913. be and the same is amend ed to read as follows:
 That the sum of s1 shall hereafter be collected each year upon each dog. bitch or pup over the ages of three months owned or kept in the City of Present. to be collected as provided in Section 68 That the orecorder and City Marshall shall be paid by the applicant the sum of twenty five cents for each license issued. Section 2 That Section Il of the Digest of Ordinance of the City of Prescott. Arkansas bs and the same is ereby repealed Sec. 8 That this ordinance be in effect and force from and after it's passage and publication. Introduced and read 1st time Aug 4.l3 Rules suspended. motion by two thirds of council elected read End and 3rd times and pass ed Aug. 4.13
 Randolph P. Hamby
 Mayor.
 J. K. York.
 Recorder.