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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
Judge Meeks Poisoned.

Judge Meeks was given arsen-
ic instead of paragoric by boy
drug clerk at PocahOntas few
days ago which came near prov
ing fatal. The mistake was dis
covered within a few minutes
and antidotes administered. The
Judge came home at once and
will be able to open court at Ev-
ening Shade Monday. c. II.
Henderson was elected special
Judge to finish the Randolph
court, and they say he did well.
Mammoth Spring Democrat.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
easant Valley School Boys De-
feat Their Dads"

ecial to Independent.
Swifton, Aug. 14.-The Pleas
Valley School boys took the
me from the Dear Old Dads"
following being the score by
pings: lst-0; 2-1; 80;
=; 81; 81; TO; g.
80; making a total of ten
ns for the Boys" while the
Year Old Dads" were content
tn reaching third three times
|ring the game.
Indeed, it did look as if they
puld not rest satisfied with
at record, for in the last half
the sixth Guy Young, the first
Ptter, lost the horse-hide in the
Pn0er and dug all the way
anO to third while the ball was
Ping chased back into the dia-
|'nd' The next man got a pass
nrst on balls and stole second
the first ball pitched. Then
pitcher for the boys showed
wonderful form, he threw the
Fnhef on third out at home on a
Pfce and famed the next two
F !. on six swiftly pitched
bills.
lnat broke the heart of the
- De'os anu the rest was
Esy' getting most of them at
be bat.
Inc ladies' witnessed the hui
mating defeat Of the Dads
% their decision is that ,"They
= certainly "Wind-Jammers,"
Y 'ney sure "Nuff" can't play
batteries for the Boys were
!, Jung and Pearce; for the
Gus Young, Young and Pyland
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14

N. D. Moon, ST., lots 3, ), s. olock
20, Swifton, 81.
Minerva Graham to Tom Keen,
lot l, block 5, South of Broadway
Grand Glaize, S135.
S. NJ. Stuckey, trustee, to z.
J. Huguley, 40 acres 1892.
$1,000.
C. E. Akers and wife 10 J. s.
Wilmans, 80 acres 1-10-4 and pc
acres HOB, 81.
George NJ. Sink and wife TO J.
&c. Keller, lot II, block ). Nc
Lain & Holden Land & Lumber
Company's plat Of East Newport.
5000.
J. S. Wilmans and wife to W.
mans Land Company, certain
lands in Jackson and Independ-
ence counties, 81.
Mrs. Matte Mcclure, ct a..
to Jack Spencer, lot II, block
Is, Daugherty's Addition, to
Newport, 5000.
Scott and Maggie Gregory to
Charles r. Hite, 100 acres, So
1912, $4,000.
G. w. May and wife to Aver
Lord Tie Company, white and
red oak timber on 100 acres 21,
22-10-2, $40.
D. H. Mccartney to Aver
Lord Tie Company, white and
red oak timber on 80 acres 81
1912, S175.
N. D. Moon and wife to Mrs.
Effie Jones Archinard, lot 2,
block 20, Swifton, S25.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
TUCkERMAN NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

T ! Graham. md S+a,a ~,
ham left Monday fo, 6 To,is
Grove, Je,77 iqan snon+ sovoro1
DAVIS IN tho Town, tho 4rc+ = 4l,a
wnalz
Nrs e N ab,,an VIII bas
been visi4;re, a4 H47ono ro,, yo,,,o
: in7a canoa in homo lot ,,.ool.
Mr. CHIC pe7iv Who hos bosn
cnn,7ac+nd with z w ua,.,..,.
Co has now connected I,ir,.o. +.
with 4I3air c,,c,,oscore pafoIa,.
Mercantile CO Ho viii IL go
ia meet his ryiands ~ ,,,9 155
stand 1870
Miss Narcio Pic who no.
snen4 several months with bar
sister. Mrs. Reafrico Eaton in
New Novico can,a IN home ono
dav last vaeL
Miss Kate Scott Of Aroanta ;s
VISITING her friend Miss Clara
HARVEY This veak
Mrs w T Chnrchnan of Az
oon4a ca,77o in Sunday IN sno,,d q
few DAVIS with friends and rola-
+ivoc hove
paio71,, Mercantile co tho
new store which i the successor,
to S. W. Harvey Co.. will handle
a full line of collins and c2skets
and will also do embalminq.
18w3t.
Aunt Mary Hogan and little
Bernice Harrison came in home
Saturday from Heber Springs.
,7,bnro 4ha,, cnont oovora1 davs
Liz i.ols1eh eiOen.No O0li
p"Ny VI W"1l10' A'ias "'0
0oosno - w. !1"4 Wv " N'-l-p''
NY > business - ',1lo 'o"4I '7o'-e
'liiie o"oA' 'ooA 0i4"i &c oAie u"'
ias1 "eeA' Ao"o''
ries'oil Cooh anu WE c''iile
$50. 49,
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
Nd DIsTR|C!
NOW ORGANIZED
:, Creek and White River
=. :. District Elects Officers
And Assessors

i, commissioners of the Viii
= Greek and White River Lev
Tsstrict met in this city We'd
~ and organized, John IT,
hong chosen president;
,,es R. Hays, secretary; Cur
s+sveps. collector and }. W.
rsbs. treasurer. Ford & Nc
\ If Little Rock, have been
l.,ted as the districts engln-
], and Stuckey & Stuckey,
;lln Hillhouse & Boyce en-
,rsd as attorneys for the dis
IT
|rhe former board of assess
eomposed of J. M. Glass,
rdinand Tonney and George
II has been reelected and
BE present at the meeting OF
commission. They will
nmence their assessment OF
land within the district at
early date and the commits
b will proceed as soon as pos
BE to advertise the letting of
htract and sale of bonds, for
/ decision of the supreme
brit has ended litigation as to
/ validity Of the act creating
/ Improvement district.
his is the greatest improve
snt project undertaken by
n section Of this county and
l reclaim from overflow thou
Ids Of acres Of rich river bot
d land.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14

N.Y.. Alice .,,..I.,7 ..,9. IN
home Monday from Barren Fork
where she spent several DAYS
with her relatives and friends.
Mn Bill Phillips who has been
running the ria for (. ". Hal-
vey c. for several wears. will
continue 70 run The gin for taeir
successor, Reggie Nersan. He
Co. IsWat
4. ]. G0etz. The f.c4 man. who
mas ore d the largest rice fields
IN the state. VIII 81" 90 acre Of
wheat ms fall This is another
new crop for thls county
}. n. Mayors .ett "Wednesday
Tor He2ef Springs, where ne will
attend the picnic and visit his
parents, VINO I'VE neal Iieher
po;o7o,, 7ro,as,.4;l r. ..,o
I,ora,'4 on- G w 1o,nl, 60
o,,o Vow, ,,,o,, I'D ,.oo1,- fo,. h,,.;
mace With O. row, ood co,,,,,oto
s4oo1. - d,.,, aoo,7, a7o4tt,,a
,,oo4s sbooe [@,ooo,,;os bord
,,.oro sodd1o,.,. ;ro,,la,,.o,,te,
s+o,,ae ond f,,,,,;+,ra Now
goods coming N every Gay at
new prices. 1oW3t
Mrs. ]. c. kinlberlin left We'd
nesday for DuNalfs Bluff, where
she will spend a week with reIa-
tives and friends.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Smith. Aug. s, a fine boy. and to
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Barnett on
Aug. 10, q girl.
Ane ne" iiilll u ne'e'ei Ne,
Can '1-o W.. "no uoOe'' w
Ton GIN o. D. w : harvey Oo.' are
now : woi A'hs 70 pu' tne e'n /"
nrso CLASS oroer ana "iA NC ie"
oy 10 guy ana gin your oo''oi'
whenever you oflne II 70 :Heih'
1o"o''
Mrs r y. Cburcbn1an has
moved into her new house. We
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
THE SACRIFICE

A young man on motor trip
meets a pretty country girl.
They marry and leave for the
city. The grandparents sell the
farm to aid them when nearing
financial ruin. A good picture
featuring Carlyle Blackwell.
(KALAM)
Four extra good pictures ana
good music.
The orchestra will play selections
, from "The Girl of My Dreams
and aso from 4'Poet and Peas
ant"
| ADMISSION 5 and 10 CENTS
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
neal Estate Transfers.

v. H. O'Neal and wife to E.
Whitley, one-fourth interest
~ acres 32-l0-4, $500.
80 !. D. UNeal and wife to E. P.
A'ley' one-fourth interest in
acres 32-1O-4, $500.
:. Y. benson and wife to w.
whitley, Jr., one-fourth in
~ IN 80 acres 32-1O-4, $3.50.
i's. Efhe Jones Archinard tt
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
A DELIVERY PACKAGE

Showing funny experiences OF
two suitors of one girl-An eX-
cellent comedy.
GEOGRAPHY
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
Moving Pictures
at theOperaHouse
Is Reels Per Week.
THE MAN FROM THE WEST

Four extra good pictures tonight
Coming East to avenge his "a
theirs financial ruin, he drives
his fathers enemy to the wall,
but promises to save him if he
can wed his daughter, Mabel
Trunnelle playing leading role.
(Dranna-EDISON.)
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-08-14
THE POWER OF
THE GAMER A

Two convicts escape jail, avoid
recapture by posing as moving
picture operators.-A good com
edy.
GEOGRAPHY
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
-s-F5-f+F+s+Ftfi"s.fi
FACTS FROM FAIRvIEw.

Arthur Davis Is expecting another
car load Of COWS in a short time.
At a rabbit drive centering around
the Mennonite church, held last Sat
urday some 5000 rabbits were killed.
A party OF young people from this
neighborhood attended the home
talent play and dance at Aberdeen
last week.
Mrs. K. Il. Geesay has been quite
III for several days. DR.. Moth raj
called and was able to relieve her.
She is now able to sit UP.
A rabbit drive is to be held ~
next Saturday. The rabbits are to
be driven against the woven wire
fence enclosing the ID. w. Davis
ranch. Everybody Is asked to aid
In Kidding the country Of these
pests which do SO much harm to
gardens and crops.
Bob Farnham met with an ac-
cident while riding behind the
hounds at the rabbit drive last
Saturday. The tumuIt of SO many
of those l~ong-eared giants of the
sage brush SO upset his pony's eq-
nonimity as to ats him to assume
unexpected and varied positions
~whereuDon Bob hastily and unad-
yisedly severed all connections with
his pony. Bob is at home nursing
a bruised shoulder.
The abandonment Of the star mail
route from American Falls to Aber-
deem lett Fairview without daily
service. To overcome this in
convenience the citizens organized
themselves into a r. F. d. squad
consisting of about twenty mem
bers Each will take his turn II de-
l1yering the communify's mail to
the Fairview school house, wherein
a pigeon holed stand has been place
receive 1t. Petitions have been
sent to the post office department
for the establishment of an
r. r. ID. This Is a populous COM
munity and will no doubt soon have
services Of a regularly establish
route before long.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
O, H. BARBER. Publisher
JAS. A. BALES. Manager
TRAINING CANARIEs IN
A DEATH CHAMBER.

Tftfnihg canary birds to sing
In the electric death chamber OF the
Ohio penitentiaTy at Colrnbus ID
the 'uniQue life work OF John Atkin-
son. a murderer serving a life SEN
tenee who. being a ''trusty" has
the privilege OF spending some Of
more ass sAs liam four Condemned
men have paid the penalty for their
crimes. he breeds the little yellow
singers. When the birds are at
the proper age. he frat teaches the
TO fIy first from one arm Of the
electric Ahair TO another, and then
from the death chair TO the gallows
above. A picture la the February
Popular Mechanics magazine shows
the convict working with the birds
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
ITEMS.
.t4-I-F-t-i-i.I-FFi-tI-E.F.F-i

Fred Fisher, the man who was
last week arrested for breaking In
to the Jones lodging house, was
brought before Justice Jones this
week and bound over to await the
action OF the district court. His
bond was fixed In the sum OF $500,
bond. was taken to Malad and put
into the county jail. The other
mar arrested for completely In the
burglary. was lot 20 on account OF
= lack OF direct evidence connect
Ing him with II.
On January IA the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the
Leader Hardware company was held
AT the store In thts city. Officers
were elected for the coming year.
and dividends declared on the stock
The following officers were chosen;
]. u Tsnak. president and treasurer;
= p Kram1ich. vice president; John
j. nrandt, secretary: and ]. p,
Mehihaff. general manager. Mr..
Isaak was reelected to the position
OF president. hrt the office Of. treas
urer was added 10 hi* work, and
Mr.. Mehihaff was promoted from
secretary to general manager, Mr..
Kramlich and Mr. Brandt are new
officers
Dr Carl Ellis. formerly OF poca-
fello. arrived In American Falls last
Saturday and has established an
Off - In tho West Roominw house
for the practice ~ his profession
ft's wife and child are with him
o. r Faa was In town Mondav
and he states that The neonle IN
the i~istsict between here and hher-
deem. who wore formerly given their
msn daily whom tho stare was
onerated. are re'nr 10 Pet IN n net-
ffi~~ zoe q rn rei free delivery roats
Sufficient families ear Ne served
no savs within the distance limit
set NV shc government
A great his rabbit drive small
rabbits alec VIII he driven win he
hefa on "Wednesday OF next week
on the other side Of the river about
th~ee miles from town. Every man
who wants ~ beip eienr the country
~ mo ncets ~ who wants to see
81 ~nnnirn Western Aahhlt drive 70
invited ~ crrn~. The drivers VIII
raeet ~ the OTTO Anderson ranch ?
little hofcre ne0n
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
WHY HESITATE?
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we are so positive our remedy will
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Constipation is caused bv weakness,
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We want YOU to try Rexall Ordpr,ies
On our guarantee. They are eaten ike
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&c or habltnal constipation and the mvr.
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The Falls Pharmacy.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
BUSINESS LOCALS

For sale. One 20 horse power
Reeves componpd engine. one IA
foot sruhher. one i9xsA Avery sem
arator. one . section Emerson disc
steam n'ow " u Ems. American
F7fis. Idaho
Reward BLACK Jersey COW with
loft horn broken lost win a
Nherai reward for her return. otto
MAYER. az miles sonth Of Neeley
ladies suits leaned md pressed
~ TONY. the Tailor ~
Largest assortment OF shoes in
townsat the Riverside.
A complete l.ne OF guns and am
unition at Oliver 4 McKown Hwd,
Cleapin~ repairing and pressing
mems suits. Tony the Tailor. tt.
Iror beds. springs. mattresses.
ables. chairs and a complete line OF
furniture at Oliver & McKown Hwd
Wanted. Two or three furnish
ed rooms for light house keeping.
or small furnished house. Jas. A.
Bales, Press office.
Basket ball shoes at the River
side.
Estray-Came to my place 23
miles northwest OF American Falls
one dark brown horse. weighing
800 or 1000 pounds. IL or Is years
old. white spot on left side. Got
lieb Muster.
Wanted. Men at Bowan's saw
mill. $3.50 and board. Must bring
beds. See J. r. Bowan.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

CHURCH SERVICES


Those who attended the Epworti.
League service last Sunday evening
enjoyed 1t very much. The leader,
Miss Florence Barber, had the work
well In hand and made a very eff
ficient officer.
At the business meeting OF the
Epworth League held last Monday
evs ming plans were made whereby
the League will give an entertain
ment In the near future. Watch fol
particulars which will be given out
later.
Sunday school at 1870 a m.
Preaching service at 1870 a. m.
Epworth League at Gas p. m.
Preaching service at 1880 p. m.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
n. D. 81.

Sunday school at 10 a m
Regular service at 2 p m.
Young Peoples meeting at 7;30
~.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

Rev. II. stoy OF Pocatello has
announced service for Friday even
ing IN the Episcopal church In
American Falls. The subject OF
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

Sometimes opportunity knocks
at a mans door and he doesn't
hear 1t because he Ia doing 30 much
knocking himself.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

rhe real man without a country
10 the man who doesn't smile when
his home team Wins.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

Sunday schoo' alto am
Preaching service at IL by A.
Graner. Pastor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

Eyes examined and glasses fitted
by G. e. Widsteen. the optician at
the Widsteen Jewelry company.
Be sure to wait for your receipts
given by the Riverside Nero. Co.,
with every purchase. they are valu-
able. Ask about them.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23
Senate, Tuesday, Jaa. 81.


Scna joint r~oeoiut.. ms NOS. 4
and ) we're pteSruted this morning
by %Eding,on, which calls for the
election of governor and lieutenant
governor for a four year term and
the appointment of other state of
ficials by the governor.
Senate bill Nos. 30 by Sweet is
one which provides that the state
land board have the power TO in
vest funds derived from the sale OF
state lands in highway district bond
Senate bill No. 81 by Hedriek is
one which is to amend the code and
provides that any creditor who
shall commence action against a
debtor within go days OF the first
posting of an attachment shall pro
rate with the attachment creditor.
In order to clear the way Tor the
new Power county bill, Senator
Davis moved that consideration OF
senate bill No. l, the original be
Indefinitely postponed. His motion
carried and the substitute senate
No. l given a clear track.
Considerable debate over the
proper parliamentary channels the
substitute must traYerce to get be-
fore the house took place. De-
tenbach reported the bill favorably
out of the county lines committee
but was called to time by Hart.
who declared that the record must
show that the bill had been order
ed printed.
Defenbaeh reported and recon-
mended for the county lines COM
mittee that the bill be referred to
the printing committee. The COM
on printing reported favor
ably and the bill was referred to
the county lines committee again.
Then the county lines committee
again reported and recommended
that it be given consideration in
the committee of the whole. This
procedure gives an idea as to how
4 bill must be handled before anv
by either house can be taken.
The bill will come up for con-
tomorrow.
In a short talk Senator Davis
rave his reasons for the substitute.
that a committee from
~had~asked to nave a mile
vide strip of their county icluded
the new county. Since Davis
Iimself is interested in lands lying
within that strip. he felt that he
hould defray the extra expense of
eprinting the bill with the changes.
yhich he did.
A resolution by Hart calling for
contribution of rs cents each bv
ne senator's for the purchase of
for the presidents desk
ach day. was passed.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-01-23

recommendation from the governor
will likely be followed out and the
motion to pos pone the matter was
carried
~.lmunication from the state
veterinarian recommending that the
state appropriate $4,000 for the
experiment station ~ the manrfac-
ture of hog noleia serum, was
referred to the i've STOCK commit
tao
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-27
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN LOSES
HOPE OF LANDING DESIRED
FEDERAL JOB.
PORTER ALSO STANDS TO
LOSE DISTRICT ATroRNEYsHiP
Resd's Fight for Champ Clark During
Pre-. Convention Campaign Causes
Him 70 Lose Prestige at Washington
Dunn Believed to Be Opposing
Both Reed and Porter. =, ..a.

Des Moines,t May e7.-Chairman n.
NJ. Reed of the democratic state com
mittee has returned from Washington
to his home in Ottumwa after spend
ting some weeks at the national capital.
chiefly III trying TO induce President
Wilson to appoint him to tbs position
[of United States marshal for the
southern district of Iowa. MIR Reed
cut out this Job for himself early and
planned the other appointments for
the southern part of the state to best
advance his interests for the marshal
ship. 1t develops, however, that for
some reason the administration Is
making objections to Reed and he is
hot likely to get the appointment. Reed
has not been conspicuous in demo-
ocratic state politics very long. His po-
iiticay methods were at times pretty
crude, but he got the votes. He was
head and front of the Organization
formed to take Iowa for Champ Clark
last year and at Baltimore he foughsS
to the bitter end to prevent the nomi-
ma ton Of Wilson. even after it was evil
dent Clark could not land the place. 1t
lis believed that some of these things
have prevented his appointment to Il
coed federal job. Information Is that
he has quietly tipped it off he has small
hope of getting an appointment.
Porter Also May Be Loser.
In democratic circles 1t is also said
that Claude Porter will likely lose the
appointment of United States attorne.
for southern Iowa. Porter was picked
by Reed for that place as from the
Eighth district to help Reed from the
Sixth. But the objection to Porter
comes largely from the friends of Ed
Dunn, who last year ran for governor
on the democratic ticket. They say
that Porter and his friends in southern
Iowa failed to give proper support to
Dunn, and that, in fact, if they had all
voted for Dunn he would have been
elected. The religious question
got mixed up in the campaign among
the democrats. Dunn is way up in the
knights of. Columbus, while Porter is
la Presbyterian. But aside from this
there was natural antagonism between
the democrats of the northern and the
southern parts OF the state.
It is reported that Senator Kenyon.
who is strong temperance man, will
make fight on Reed and oppose his
confirmation IL he should be appointed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-27
Hubbard News Notes.
IN Professionalism.

Special 70 Times Republican
Hubbard, May 27.-The senior class
play at the opera house Friday night
was fine and big crowd was present.
The following were in the play ana
will graduate: Will King Clint Marsh
man. Harvey Hoyt. Ilo Ellsworth. Roby
Chrisle, Ruth Muecke, Marie Grammer,
Margaret Gogerty and Orlyle Gram
mer The title OF the play was THE
Masonic Ring"
d. E. Ryam and wife are attending
the bankers convention at Des Moines
this week.
Mrs Kate Slack. of Des Moines. is
making Il visit in town among old
friends.
W. w. Hubbard and wife went to
Alden Monday morning. where they
have their merry go-round set up for
Memorial and egg day
Mrs. Evest Faulkner and baby. of
Early. are visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyser.
Miss Edna Hunt. of New Providence.
arrived Monday for few days visit
with her friend. Miss Hattie Rich.
Herman Brunemeier has built a
large barn on his farm south of town.
Carl Beck has completed fine
dwelling on his farm. southwest OF
town.
Henry Kleme is erecting a new house
and barn on one of his farms south OF
town