The Springdale news., 1913-06-06

idA utGIdtu ttOl tO take GHdl 2e or the 4th Of July celebration in ISDringda,e this year Barnett Gra- ham was elected secretary and Guy C afford treasurer Henry F. Loyd was rec 'ected director and leader until some other party could be secured
 John Sims and Otis Lindley are starting an ice wagon today, hay ing made arrangements with W. Thompson to use the basement of the packing house as a storage room They will handle the ice from Garth age Mo, and will deliver in any part of the city at all hours The young men have installed phone. and are having the ice wagon re- painted and otherwise repaired. and expect to handle q large quantity of ice this season.
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 The members of the local | o. 10. F. Lodge held memorial services Sunday afternoon in honor of the deceased members of the order The members marched from the lodge room to the Auditorium, head cd by the band, where an excellent sermon was delivered by Rev Walt CTS, pastor Of Second Baptist Church From here the march was taken up to Bluff Cemetery, and while ap- propriate music vas rendered by the band the graves of departed members were decorated.
 deal was consGmmated Monday of this week whereby ] M SHth- arlaad and E L. Taylor became the owners of the Majestic Theatre. pur- ehasing same from Roy Hewitt The new management are making q few repairs on the motion picture house, and have announced they will open only three nights each week. Tues day, Thursday and Saturday Mir. Taylor is no no4i 2 ill the picture show business in Springdale. as ae Was the owner Of the show house before Mr Hewitt, but this is Mir Sutherland fi1st venture
 On account of d delayed train Hon 5. Brundidge. candidate for the Demo ratio nomination for gov .eruor was unable to fill his ap- 9ointment at this place Friday night, being delayed in going from SiIoam Springs to Rogers He missed his engagement at Rogers for the af- ternoen also. There was quite q crowd on the streets and he would doubtless have mad a good hearing had he reached Springdale. Col B7undidge also missed his appoint ment in Spriugdale when he was campaigning again. the late sena- tor Davis
 From all present indications it seems that Sprngdale will not have "a 4th of July eelebration this year The Bremen offered to take charge of The day. furnish amusements. pro- gram. and other attractions. provid- .ng the merchants and business men of the town would agree to close zkAir places Of business the entire day. and everyone turn out for a big celebration Several of the business men. majority of them, agreed to this plan and signed a petition to close the entire day. while others refused As the matter now stands the Fire boys refuse to take charge Of the celebration uu- less al agreement sa req he'd with the merchants Atthe present time "a 4th of July celebration i'll Spring dale is very uncertain
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 Springdale broke even with Ben tonvtlle in the two games played a} that place Thursday and Friday fl last week Tie first game was won by BentonviIle by a score of 12 to ,. and the second went to Speiag- dale 2 10 :, in ten innings Bat teries for spfingda le. first game Vance aid EwaIt. see ond game. Al sto.. EWalt anl EXalt Consider 4bie feeling is eXpres ed among the leeal players on the.f return home at the shady treatment accorded them by tie BeutonYille umpire dur .ng the first game. and the seert game was played with two umpire\ 9He from Rogers and one from Ben tonville SRringdale and Bentonyille will play iii Rogers this cFridayl af- teernoou, with vinsenhellef of Fay