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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

AMI ss III. sasA-I ~as i"p"rr a. M
s1si resting pl1r-.. 'h.- shHiF E.Ha-r-i
Il. sA.'l secrets -i Garh-EiHs Home
Nn.r Iiir usr7i rites ~ tA' order
E-rs Frufrrri aith Ir- impF'ssis~-
H..s and sai.mniIF ,hs' ,"h'h@d sil
hearts ui,h ssds-ss. pIfiss th'
s-F-m"nisa, 'hss sgsrirz ~ ~"m-u snL
~ sri"f sirifE-n Hi"B 'oIshsa every
heart aiFh Ibr sI1rn' sh"rsis NJ syurs
rathY
When sfi lbai i1TIUE uisnds
could 4" ars hunr. IHry i-r htm
,hrrr, surrounded hY kindred sh"
had lanE upi''s' 'in &" ~" farther
shore II 'lr siF.am ~ Death -
ii.Hs IN Ih- anrrs'rsI hurisi zruuhd
~ ,h" family o.. -i.rf.s "n 'hr hfup
~ it- hi'i ",rrirHkiuE th" grave -
his FATHER sh" departed March Z.
1910. ami "il.-- ~ 'his IHrs" aud
v-il hH"pu fsmtiT
..Drr- " Hirsb.r uss "ur ~ d
fsmiy ~ ur.ru .uiiir"n, ,hrr- ~
sh"m M. 6-,f. M" 10 zur,iNcd hr
hfs mother. "isht h'",h-ra and four
sistars The T-i.h"TH .r- un- ~ III"
u'..,., aui laTsssI families In south
.ru West Virginit. th- ndfa,h"r
sa,ius removed ft"m Frrutiiu onan-
y. Wet virginia when ';"nrs-
fa,hor Nas ta" t.srs old. In iNts.
rh. fsmii, hns resided a. niE -Four
YER since
C ~ isIrh-r Wa sell knnvn
'Fr"rabnul III. s"ulh"fn s",,ion NJ
WEE, Virginia. Nh"r- b' was regard
rH ns uu exceptionally britht Rnd
ap,bi. m,u VA" had ."ft-d both a.
o. public officer ,ni drin'y sheriff ~
" rpuv-u county f1r 4, number uf
years pr"l luus I" entering 'f" 'm-
,iuy ~ ,h, iIsiIs lu F"iia p"i"rtiy"
Nu"rry. aud was considered "u" Of
III, h..' ufueyrs Ia ih" county AZ
ter 'nirrinz ,h" D r.i'" his advance
men, waa rapid Hni a. Mr f'l'F
himself stated. hr va- r"n-idrrtd hv
them ns uu- NJ ,n. u,nzt sapnhi" m"n
iu th"lr employ
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
THE M ARK E + S
~ FVLL ASSocIATED PRGss ~
W OAILY REPORTS "
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

N-s York. De~ ii-Ntt.mp,s -
sustain quotations in ta- fac, az
dsasIi- iiaaiiaiioh OF special i.su.s
~sr" unaraiiins AMI after an szEis
Improvement prizes dropped shsrpis
all around infiu-nfA of .hs omis-
zion af ,h. N.s Haven hisii.nd in-
creased rather IhsH aimihIsh-i a.
ph- .-s.i0n advanced shi IhsE- .ss a
holdings .f both inss.'m.n, ami
i,ssuiatiN- els. ks
N-s Haven made an extreme drop
of 3. q. s.s r-hHsSiVania save -as
,sSy paints and american Telephone
-. beth issa.s falling under their
io~ records for = number of y-ar
IT, Sris fr.m Washington that It~
Pres id-hI sss considering the adNis-
ability at government Ssn-fship fas
i-l-phoh. lines accounted for the
weakness al telephone share. i,ilui-
Cation -ss IN smaller E"inni" toward
the .na .f the morning ssssion. has
a." market ~as ,sFr-L a. absorb a
iaEs- amoan, ot speculative hSidinss
of Ions s'a~s and prices Vsr- i@-
pressed from irss,iSh a. s-F~rsi
Esoi.ts
bonds r.f- -a.F
Speculation s:ps.d a"~n Ah"H
prices h-sEn I" H'~Td after e'.ddsy
N.~ ii.S"l. I'nnrv:y.nis. gra'las.
t'nion r.ciiir aat AmaIsE mated r.',
i-oHn'iS'i = i.aini -sh
Tn" market closed firm.
Fall in call money :" :. p@F s-r.
infused a better tone in,a ih~ final
d~aiinss hut there Was M auiSsTnihs
II the demand, The -atii-r Ersk
feature. closed 7 10 : points ur from
the lowest.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

+ chiesso. De- lI-i'roy sion- sAs-
gsd a, 'h. aa,s.I. osIRs 10 l.sk OF
demand. bn, Subsequently, r-ssS-s-t
in sympathy silh corn firsI sale.
ranged from the same as last nigh, 10
:.s decline
c'c1@' Pork, jsansfs :II". Mss
-i,i..-
Lard. JannaEA i".N"5 MsS iIl.
Rii,s. JannaTN lI".a Mas iisS
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

,.r..iIiu. T-S'E Drg ~ ~"
,s'inT .f siNiiian rr'TI"-s h"rn-s
til. river into tni'-,i states terri
irry And ,H" building "i i"i"n-'- IN
authorization "f r"b"i attack ~
OjinaEs ~ 'd-'i today ~ IN"
Mexican ,iiias. upr"si'" h"g". Wh"T"
III. bula "i III" ii''"ris government
,ro,rs ~ t." u"rir nav" '"n""r'rh'.
cd to ..~iu. II-~u ia" nest mrE" IT.
the r-v' Int 'on.
Tun, ia. n'N, m.N" Will he forced
ny TIA. r.b.i. II conceded. f"g Gem
.rpI Mrtrndu, commanding th" G'h-
.raIs. hIs as-unci , waiting posi-
;inn, MEANTIME rui,rrNi-',ninr ms
,rnnra n" rpI,I forces ur tor Con
.rIi Herrera ~" moving 'nw'r'l tn"
cit, Hs rapiiN .~ pos-ibi' " u tue
rcb.i plan in prr"iritnt" - crisis
without allowing delay which
wcuIf ." "i inmcns" adN"r'a-" y"
til" fcd.rnls In their efforts forest
and rrcd trsir exhausted soldiers
T,rn ai.o moan an rlanor"'o srs.
tom of ,arrioad,- rnt forts 'rr the
I fci"rals
Wagon ip!'ls rf rr,' iSinns nr" h"-
, ING brot ght iron, NTrfa. T'Snr. tn"
n.aros, railway ltstinn. t" 'h" No' .
+ dor here.
Luis E'orrnlas. VINO owns millions
of acres oi Mexican land and u enc
of the richest men IN til" rn"h'ir'
crcssci the river with h's 'amih
| o,d went to Maria. ~" pa uc"i'E
| nrs been = prisoner at 't'h 'hhn"
ard 1t vas not Until tn" who'll ''''
ar,l army accompanied him 'hht ne
| Was al, to l.nr" tine roiin'r, wi"r'
I nj life had l"ei. threatened - ms
rebels. It l. eaid That Trraza- cat
rio served To- Gc"i both fcderalS ana
rbcr. in rhis and TIA" M'd'ro r'r"n''
! tiouS.
Scuor T.rralns was net w d'it'
! .a,icn from Oklahoma CITY Okla
where. h. VAS invited to max" his in'
| ,ire Ho'uc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
DENVER LIVESTOCK

b-nE.r. T"i". b-r IL cattle
Receipts ,'n"s maEEs, STEADY i,--t
steers s to s"Ns ana h-itsrs : =.
. ~: .,sss@'s ami feeders : =. q"
saiS-. ,a 80"
ii"ss iI"s~iE's i..""s mars-,
strong: top - spis ai .ai-s ."
'a 90"
sheep it.rSi1is t.""a m.rE-.
higher: y.aFiinzs 80. q. I. --,h-r.
I s' tn . lambs . "a ,a 5.s. -~~s
81. ,.its
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
. 500 Reward. 500

Tho rsaiyfa - tHIa rHu-r VII ~
In l.i :, disease ttHf sr.Hrfr iHH HsHn
able 10 suf~ In Hit I.# STAGE. pul iHa' Do
.tur4ftU. HANS tsIHFTH 'HT. g. TO uul.
rf4tts- sut0 nor. known Q" iN. m"i.rt
IrHllFuItv. satHrfI tHIu. n TuuEflfHiln Idl
dlsH.rs. TspultHt H gHuHilIu. iT nal 20 i-
mont ItHu'f THf"IH '.afH. o. thN"f lu.
fFFu4fisa- H.fUg dire HfH f.HH fH Do aHl
HrI r4fipu4a rurf1.lH Hf rEr o.. a'.fls therr-
iy d, HfruyIre f..H fH#HHiHfI"p U. Vie q. =
,IsH. nui s. wing i.r Urii Hi ~ NFi' hf
,,pfETf-1s. IN tI.r. nfHfI|ufIHu uHi psHlsilrf
nature "a doing iits=7rt. IT, ~ Iufl'tHff
bny, - rfitlh fam iT IIl tlrTl D.. 2 -.
for my s4as 'I.rf H i'H 'p surr. S0Gi
s1r ra' ~ IsH'ifHnHiHi-
atIdr.as- = Z 'titsSG-t = 90 IoI"in' 'blp'
s.iI Iy Au nru-'iH'a, -
Take tialifH iruli!r uti's - "-0''a' -.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
El0HT TEAMS STILL TIED
IN SlX.DAY RACE

New York. Dee, I'm. eight
leading t-.ms in'h- si>-ia, bicycle
rae" were thr.. miles. two laps
ahead of the record a' : o'clock this
morning. tho ctahti-th hour. Trey
mad p."ai!-,i ! so. mile. sis ians.
A. noon. tho end o' cieh'v-to, rth
1853: miles fou. lars Tn. previous
record is 1854 miles ciyh, inpr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
RAxcHER DIES IN RLlzzARD

Color ado springs. Dec Ill. w.
Wood. a prcmincn; ranchcr ,'r'nS
fifteen mile. north of Rnmah. in El-
hcr, county. pcri-h.d in tn. blizzard
oi Friday @hii" ttt.m ntinu to drive
his cattle to shelter. HIS body was
found today in 'ac snoy .y +. search
ing Iar'r.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
NEW YORK METAL

S-~ York. D. ~ i.saa ani-'.
: ~ N ,"s
ST-i,es -sss. s."s q. s.Is-
Copper sI~ady standard, ss-1, .nd
futures net Iu"i-'is .'Te,rriS'ir - e
az. io its
Tin firm si-o,, December sad isn-
nary s:,s" ,o - -"
iran ani., ssd unchanged
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

wa.hinrton. Dec. ii-Offi' ial
ret or,s from Rear Admiral Fletcher
to the navy d"nar,mcn' today said
the Constitutionali-ts were making
pr ,grsss In their attack m Tamricc
AMI that Americans and all ''h"f
foreigners had been removed Ia !,
neutral lolc Tor protection. Thus
far no foreigners hay. boon injured.
The DISPATCHES SAYS IN. n"-c'm-
batants nave been -oncottra'"'i At u
pcilt near the water front wh"r"
they are under the protection cf .h"
guns oi tn" scout cruiser Chester
and the gunboats Wheeling and Ia
coma. Tho battleships Rhode Island
and Michigan are further ont.
rho fighting hss been roing on
since yesterday and from IL" harbor
IT,. American naval Officers haV" Oh
served that stratcgica,lv tn" cnnsii-
utionalists scem 10 hav" til. better
position ard are making h:niwar
4 request Of the ContitGti"nalist
general that Americans lear" WAS
acted upon at once SON" Amori-
cans and British were trkc naboard
ships while sthsr were taken TO .
n,utral territory 'ust out sic" ( IA"
town and near tho water front
The American officers. IN th"ir re
port. indicate that foreigners will
probably. he safe IN the neutral
zone. hu. IL not will b" taken aboard
tho American war vessels.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
RATES OF EXCHANGE

S-s Sngk. DE II ci"..H Prime
mercantile paper : =" . I,nr cent
Commercial bills ISL!
nar silver 81.
Mexican dollar. it.
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bond. Irregular
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
CHEF JUSTICE HAS COLD

Washington. Dec. Il.-'hi". Jus
TIC. write is confined TO his nome
today with cold. For Two days he
has difficulty In maxim. himself
hoard In tn. court room on account
Of hoarsoness,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

Wheeling in the lungs indica'.s
that phicsm l. ob.irur'inE the mir
passages. DALi.ARb's HoREIiorSD
sYRrr iooscns the rh'cEm ~ that t.
can b" coushcd M and elected rric"
csc. soc and 800 per hottie Sold
hy tn" iiausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

S-s raFE. H.. ~ Nm,issma',
-i :". American sugar lee N,Shir
s"n .:., Northern Pacific i"5. 2
n-aainI 1888 Southern rssifi. s.E g
rnian Pacific 1893: 4 5, steel s.l I.
u : Steel preferred los.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo. Dec. ii.-Hoss;
Receipts 900. market steady
bulk Of sales 100 TO ,,i: heavy
80 to 80. packers and butchers
80 to ..,a: li.hts 7.35 to 80:
pigs 6.5o to ..
Cattle: Receipts 5000: market
!steady: prime fed steers >.sJ to o.
so. dressed beef steers to So"
wcatern steers & to 80. southern
steers so to :. cows l. 40 the : 95
heifer. & to 9.2a. stockers and feed
cts $50 to 80: bulls > to :;
calves $50 OF II.
sheep: Receipts 1000: market
steady. lambs ,.25 to sos. yearling,
$50 to 6.13. wethers 40 to '.25.
ewes I to TO.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

NTsis" siIg- IT,. IL TIE fssi~T-
ns.s received iai"Smaii"a shat the
f~nsis T~siT~d oYs ~ TSus. ~ the
lsa,Iai sUrs q, Taw"is" sitter Tsi'
irs s.-ssFsi fF'iiIi+ss aIir'Bis's IL iah@
u.s, If ia. s',p. HuI rs'irs's 'haI
,i- F-is-i s,is.- sI,i d. 'sr"H ~ io-
asK Tha t-.t-fsi snTi,ai, h"As ~,
ss ri't.h sHs a..ITs,- nai FrtsIi"n
ss 4" ,hs -E.n,s "eruEins q, famr
ris.. as m.l.s .i communication m"
iseSins
.Hr ug. Il Ih-s Sri..l aIIa B. iHs
t"0- s.ii iii,i.s dsm.s" :" ramrir"
IL ~ sis,.-i a, Ia" ~sT L.pAF'm' ~. /.
Lu, u l. aimui.i that srN-'ai shells
.aIIai@.i arl,hiH ,h. ~iIN sni ~ Flih-
urls
rt.- r.-'sFi '"-pis. L'i.",- TsmIi Ii'"
ar, .-siiTtsGssi h. "'tissais Z" Hnmis~r
irisi ..s.. Il" seas nisn ftsy ~.
sa'i 4. h. ih' same r'ls-ls ah" '""A
-. r.V ~ Hi't"E.a T'a "n,i7 sHi
,h'y arr armed Ni.H H.. artillery
IsLrn tfpmIts te.i. 81 'rs"iH then"
IN ~" iEh, a, Co" siN'S m'i'- &"
,hs -.~, .I TsHI'is'' "H Else Ss' i.tia
I.',"si line. 'as tss."Tai iFa"iss ''iSr
s--',.i - iTisiUs,r" rri."i' "ft sf'
,-' sTi.A r.sn'.a' s's"r'iius :" 60
pas,- sF"m FsitUsaa s.ntsss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

sierra .siif'. s0H".l ''.s N'.s'i'rs'
na"- ~ iFEar'iinE a." ,,f"I-'ssi
"I ,1 .-mts'i-. H. MssEir"s '"F Size
h.idins "i -i.s,,"H.s ~ nss'd hv at
Il .n-.i IN M-tI," cts. GrH'rsl 'sT-
'arsa ns.F.B F','"r'''i ,"siaN .,s
rr YI.us '..i,rsii"n tss' hs w"ti''
p..~m ." s"urF"mis" whatever with
ih" iiI~fta So, rTnn"G'
rar ur"r"-i,,"n ." n"ii 'i'-,i'Hs
~ which ..rrLnas ~ hi' sn"'r' i"r
Pr'.m7,, e"HIi 10. a 'aniidst' eas
s.nsia.tri - ir,p".-ini~ und.r -,
tsi.ns ""ndi'i"Hs nj al" e''
pointed au' ~. H"' L.ins T',nsis'' at
With ,bs 'aFrausa '-alir, al '"n''n'
uius ,h- revolution a. it, nn'iEnl
conclusion
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
THE MONEY MARKET

S-~ York. De- II Non-r aH
rail- firm. 9. Ia :. p-r cent
Time loan. strong =" days .
>" iars -: siS months ) r.r cent
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
NEW YORK COTTON

Ne. York. n~r Cation sg.'
iui-,. miidiinE ~ 80. suIt is.s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

I,A,.sbars. L-. IL 'aHsiI Hsn''
ssn "i ih" Hamburg. Nt'"Ttrar lt'.T
kIrnE rrinc-ssin '.-"iii- ''hi~d Z"
,h. n,fi'S "f the contrary h"F' '"'
day ,Ha, his ,.r-Ti Nas 'sLins r"fu'
gees nn board ~ ~" Mexican sra
paf, .f rampi"". wh"r" lighting '-'''
tween tie" rebel. and 'h" I"'i"rais ''-
-nn y.-s'"r'i.y
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
REBELS CLOSE
N UPON CITY
,C..ssss~A sr.ss ssss 81,

tGsseoo0e1 teOsss eeae ~
ammunition on board IL. Mexican
s,inbo,a. Vera crrs and proEr.so
.hr hor's viii probably i.a'" for
T.nIpi.o Iptc ttis Afternoon.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
For Rent.

i,noms tor iisht hoas~ksspiss q
Laessss- "a. bars 3ss Of >is bsses
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
Lost

ksy rms si,h three k.s's Moniay
ne'~-s" h'sn sen""k .'a s"'"n'h
y, Flnasr rs,urn 10 This office 81,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

Sis raom isrie,Y modern house
Close in. Call Red ltl.. q
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09

d,,o,,,e 1o+ oc1 ,ra1,,4 cuo
Con,oto,.,, coz
w p 1of+;n and ,y;fo 10 bass
Jackson Io+ . h,na,, 1oft;n,,
cacond Adl;4;on Cx1ha e,oo
Frapl, Roberts .nd vito -
loo II pobor+e = ~. an1 .
of NV 1A1,1o az
NJ Hollis ona ,,,ifo 40 r
rbornton lots ana g 11oa,- .
Al;co AID Ada;t;on T2nnIo %
nntcbman West IN Nounort
Live Stock eomna,v loosn of
mart Of harm for ,ea, At coz .
month
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
Marriage License.

Oliver chatham and Pearl De
Armon, both Of Jackson.
| G.. R. Rutherford and Mrs. Lu-
liza Burton, both of Newport.
John Mcfarland, Newport and
Birtie Mugrave, Bald Knob.
Clara Magness and Maude
Magness, both of Newark.
Henry House and Dovie West,
both of Tuckerman.
Oscar Payne and Stella Ander-
son, both of Newport.
Fait Bandy and Lula Howard,
both of Tuckerman.
J. w. Fry and Mrs. Ida Nc
Farland, both of Huntington.
H. H. Hicks, Salem and Rosa
L. Wallace, Pennington.
Ed Birlson and Jennie Babbs,
both of Newport.
John Wilson and Charity Rod
dy, colored, both of Newport.
Sandy Beverly and Rosa Will
liams, colored, both of Newport.
Charles W. Wells and Georgia
Morrow, both of Olyphant.
Louis McBee and Della Moon
ahan, both of Newport.
Will Estes and Edith Wagon
er, both Of Battle Axe.
J. w. Wells, Olyphant and
Rose May Matheny, Grand
Glaize.
Lee Robertson and OLA Nc
[Laughlin, both of Tuckerman.
Leslie Billingsley and Mary
|Soden, both Of Tuckerman.
E. G. Magness and Ruby Poe,
both of Newark.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
Duel to the Death.

Fort Smith, Oct. 8.-Answer-
ing a knock at his door only to
be met by a bullet which struck
him down, fatally wounded, w.
B. Burnett of Athens, Howard
county, lived long enough to re-
turn the fire, killing his assail-
and, Fred Slower of Bonham,
Texas, according to reports re-
ceived here today from Athens.
The duel, which resulted in
the death Of both men, occurred
yesterday afternoon. Accord
ing to reports Slower had been
separated from his wife and
daughter for several months
and they had been living at Bur
nett's home. Slower is said to
have gone to Burnett's home
with the hopes Of inducing his
wife and daughter to return
with him to his home in Texas.
Slower, according to reports,
first called, but Burnett did not
hear him and Slower then
knocked on the door. Burnett
opened the door and when Stov-
err saw him, both attempted to
draw their weapons, it is re-
ported.
According to reports, Slower
fired the first shot, the bullet
striking Burnett near the heart.
The sound Of the shots brought
Stover's daughter rushing to the
door, but before she could inter-
fere, Burnett, with his last dying
strength, shot Slower, who, in
turn, fell with a bullet in his
body, living but a few minutes.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09

clothes see Smith & Cook and
save at least $3.50. wifi.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Harrison died on Oc-
tober 2. The funeral was
preached by the local pastor,
Brother w. P. Talkington and
the remains laid to rest at
Pleasant Grove.
Beacon Flexible Sole shoes. a
step in advance. Ask to see
them--R, H. Hunter & Co.
28wtf
The boys and young men Of
Tuckerman in q meeting at the
parsonage Friday evening organ
lied themselves into a PRAYER
and Study Club 1t is their
purpose to fit up a room in the
Smith building where they will
hold their meetings on Friday
evening of each week. This is
movement in the right direction
and should meet with the en-
dorsement of the entire commun-
ity of Tuckerman.
Smith & Cook, phone No. So,
call them and see how quickly
they will deliver goods. wifi.
The special service held at the
Methodist church Sunday night
was without a doubt a very pro-
'fitable one. The speakers were
at their best. the singing was
uplifting and Inspiring. The.
Note sounded throughout the en-
tire service was ''fhe blessings
OF God upon us with aFgdod year.
brings Us under special 'obliga-
lions, therefore We shall reach
the fourth and last mile post
heads up and all claims paid in
full.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
state Candidates Speak.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock Oct. 9.-Associate
Justice w. F. Kirby, who spoke
Tuesday at the opening of the
Drew County Fair at Monticel-
10 to about three thousand peo-
pie, viii speak at panville Get y
F16. He says that he is being re-
Eceived weK everywhere. ~.
Secretary Of State Hodges has
about fifteen or twenty County
fair dates ahead, beginning 70
day at Conway. He will speak
at Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, Poea-
hontas and Blytheville in the
near future.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
Five Jurors Are Chosen.

Walnut Ridge, Oct. 8.--Out Of
the regular panel, but five jurors
were secured today in the trial
of DR.. J. G. Hughes, accused Of
assault with intent to kill for
an alleged attack on Scion
Crook, September 7, 1912. Judge
Eugene Landlord issued a spe-
cial order to Sheriff j. E. Owens
to bring in a special venire of 20
men by 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
0lx'een Superintendents Meet.

Ppeclal to Independent.
Little Rock, Oct. 9.-There are
90ut sixteen county superin-
saoents and county examiners
Intending the state conference
county sdperintendents at
ne Department Of Education,
s'ng this afternoon. They
Gscussing many subjects Of
nfGaaa sae interest t.. The schools
. the state. . 60 : ~ r'''s '''''' :
Among those attending The:
esstaing is ]. w. 'Kuyksndall,
epsrhtenddent Of the, Fort
@lth City Schools, and a mem
= q the e State Board of Edu-
0on. When asked If he would
!. candidate for State Super
ntendent, he said:
nave been urged to make the
ana | am seriously con
h sa = 1t. If ! am convinced
Is, It IS to the best interests
- schools Of the state, I am
lung g make the financial
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
FOUR CHARGED
WITH BURGLARY
Officers Believe They Have Men
In Jail Guilty of Recent
Burglaries.

Dave House., the boy once
charged with being party to
the burning Of the r. c.. Horton
mill, Frank Gullette of Straw
berry, r. O. Massey and a bar
Der named Parker, who worked
in the shop next door to O'Neal's
Saloon, have been jailed by the
officers on the charge Of burgla-
ry.
Their preliminary hearing
has been set for o'clock Thurs
day afternoon before Esquire
H. c, N,uckolls and the officers
believe that they have a good
case against the prisoners.
Young House has confessed his
own guilt and duplicates the
other three in his story.
According to the boy, who
tried to buy a saw from John
son-Avera Hardware Company
with a quarter which he claims
was money furnished him by
Parker, the saw later used was
purchased by Frank Gullette'
and the four went down the
street together about 9 o'clock
Monday night. -
The boy says two Of them
went through Billiards. pool hall
and the other two through Bal
ley's saloon to the alley. Ac-
cording to their story, they ran
into some negroes there, one of
whom was Webb Poindexter,
who confirms this part of his
confession. Two of the party,
he says, stood guard. while the
others worked. In saving
through the bars at the rear OF
Balmaz' store, the blade was
broken, and then it was, accord
ing to House, that one of the
men found that the door could
be opened with a key he carried.
House says that when the bur-
glars could not find any money
in the store, they left without
taking any goods.
House, Massey and Parker
were arrested here by Officers
Carouthers, Payne, Atkinson
and Wood, while Gullette was
arrested at the mouth of Straw
berry Wednesday evening and
brought to Newport via Swifton
next morning by Constable
Wood and Deputy Tasting.
None of the goods stolen from
Wilmans Mercantile Company
at Diaz were recovered, but the
bicycle Of Adrian Balmaz was
found in the hold Of the Gullette
boat. The three men implicated
by the story of House deny that
they were with him and will
seek to establish an alibi. 81.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
|inf GIRLS WIN $50.
AN EASY GAME
~ American Ladies Base Ball
~ Team Defeat Newport Boys
by Score of 8 to 4.

Ability to toss the ball and MT
.ho snbere is by no means con-
s.od 70 the masculine sex, is
r tho settled conviction of the
Newport ball team, who went
1ou,n in defeat to the score OF 9
~ in a fair game at Sports
mans park Wednesday after
mon. when they had for oppon-
Tents upon the diamond the AN l.,
american Ladies Baseball club, u
who are en- route to California to
|play the winter season and tax, =,
|;ng engagements with local
|teams en- route in order to make
travelling expenses.
| A muddy field spoiled the
SPORT and prevented a fast
game, for there were many err
rors upon either side as a result
+ Of weather and the slippery
footing underneath.
The ranks Of the visiting
players contained some real tai
lent, their star being Miss II.
Murphy, who besides good work
in the field, scored two of the
|runs made. In four times up,
ahe vas able to draw two passes
Ito the initial base and stole an
other.
Miss Fay started the game in
Tie pitchers box, but could not
get her curves to working right
land was replaced by Lieberman
lin the second inning. Ryan too,
who has always been a classy
twirler for the locals was not in
form and Thebo was sent to the
firing line in the third inning.
The All American club con-
Quoted themselves as ladies
throughout the game and left
Thursday morning for Russell
willie, their next engagement.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
l 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 9-R. HE
Visitors
90 0 0 0 l 0 0-s 6 6
Newport
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "a 5 10
Base Hits-Stallings, Ryan, Tebo,
Earon, Hodge, Walburn, Cavanaugh,
Clair, Lieberman.
Two Base Hits-Tebo, Cavanaugh,
Claire
Bases On Balls-of Fay 8, Lieber-
nan 6, Ryan 8, Tebo 1; Struck out
Fay l, Lieberman 5, Tebo 9; Sto-
e. Bases StaHings 2, Clair /, H.
upAy !, Lieber1nan 1.
Satteries-Newport, Ryan, Tebo
ld Stallings; Lady Visitors, Fay,
assperman and E. Pull, Clair.
lime Of Game 2 hours.
Umpire-Anderson.
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09

On account of the National
German American Alliance and
Fall Festivities to be held in
st. Louis, October 4-12, the Iron
Mountain has offered a rate OF
s1o.7o for the round trip to all
who want to attend during fne
eight days meeting. pl4
Newport daily independent., 1913-10-09
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