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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Hunt for Youth Who Killed Girl.

MOberly, Mo-, March 24.-One hun.
dred men searched the country sur.
rounding Moberly for Victor Roberts,
the youth who shot and killed Miss
Jessie Davall, his sixteen-yearold
sweetheart A coroner's jury gave a
verdict declaring Roberts the girls
murderer. The friends of the girl and
her blind father made threats of lynch.
ing II Roberts is captured Jealousy
is said to have caused Roberts to shoot
the girl.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Say Crank Wrecked Flyer.

Chicago, March 24.-Officials of tn,
Milwaukee railroad decided that the
disiOinting of the rail near Pacific
Junction was the work of crank
The bolts were removed from the ends
of two rails and the engine and bag
gage car of the Olympan flyer were
thrown from the tracks. The engi
neer, fireman and baggageman were
reported not to have been dangerous
~ injured in the wreck.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
BULLETS FLY IN PARIS COURT
Three Shots Fired at Judges by
Madame Laviane.

Paris, March 24-Mme. Lavigne de
Saint-Suzanne, wife of a high official
of the ministry of colonies, fired three
shots at the judges sitting in the sixth
chamber of the palace of justice No
one was hit by the bullets. At the mo.
ment she fired she shrieked: Il will
kill these base judges"
The shooting occurred during the
hearing OF divorce case, in which
she was a witness. One of the attor.
neys had just alluded to the despair
OF some wives who were unable to OBJ.
tain justice, when the woman opened
fire.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
TAKE ISSUE WITH CARSON
Irish Societies of st. Louis Call Dow
Ulster Leader.

st. Louis, March 24.-The United
Irish societies of st, louis sent a
cablegram to Sir Edward Carson, de
nying that Americans approved his
policy in Ulster The cablegram said
Gable quoted you as saying you re
ceiyed letters of sympathy and en-
enlargement from United States Nc
true American will approve your un
patriotic policy of fomenting armed
opposition to native parliament ir
Ireland against the expressed wish o.
overwhelming majority of her people
We challenge YOU to publish letters
with names of writer's"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Gets $4,000 for Injury to Her Son.

Seattle, March PA jury in the
United States district court returned
a verdict against the Southern Pacific
Railroad company for $4,000 damages
In the case of youth thrown off a
passenger train while stealing a ride
The plaintiff in the suit was Mrs.
Elizabeth Gobel, who alleged that her
son, Harry C. GObel had been perma.
nently incapacitated
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Blame for Fire in Club Not Fixed.

st. Louis. March 24.-The coroner's
jury that investigated the death of
thirty persons in the Missouri Athletic
club fire two weeks ago could not fix
the blame for the disaster, the jury re.
ported. because the city ordinances do
not provide for the regulation of build.
ings used for club purposes.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
File Protest on Thomson.

Washington, March 24.--The Iilli,
nois Manufacturers association and
other organizations opposing union la.
bOr have sent protests to- Senator
Lewis against any appropriation for
the industrial commission which will
include salary for William Ormonde
Thompson of Chicago, recently made
solicitor of the commission
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Accuses Barnes in Liquor Flah.

New York, March 24.-That the
Anti-Saloon league of New York viii
endeayor to make good it's threat tc
expose the higher ups" in its fight tc
have the people control the liquor
traffic was made apparent. william
Fl. Anderson, superintendent of the
league, made public letter to William
Barnes, Jr.. state Republican leader
calling on him to change his alleged
tactics regarding the optional loca.
prohibition" bill, backed by the FEEDER
ated churches of the state.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
sawyer Leaves Estate to soelalIsts.

Grand Junction, Colo. March "a
William Sawyer, who died here recent
ly, left his entire estate of $4,000 ia
the Socialist party upon the death OF
his sister In the will small requests
are made to every Socialist newspaper
and the residue to the national execu
tive committee of the party
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Burke Says win Win Primary

Pierre, S. D., March "a Congress
man Burke returned from trip over
the western half of the state and ex
presses his confidence of winning ir
his candidacy for the United States
senate at the primary election today
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Gun to Be Presented to 7. r.

Milwaukee, March 24-The revolver
with which John Schrank attempted to
kill Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in
Milwaukee in October 1912, will -
presented to Mr.. Roosevelt, together
with Ave unused bullets which re,
NAMED in the weapon when Schr; rk
was seized and handed ever to the
nOlice.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Al FLOODED HORSES BURNED
Fire Destroys Stables of Mounted Ser.
vice School at Fort Riley.

Fort Riley, Kan, March 24.-Forty.
one blooded horses belonging to the
mounted service school on the United
States military reservation here were
destroyed in fire that burned the
stables. Two mounts were being
schooled as jumpers and a number OF
them were being trained for the com
ing international military contests tc
oe held in Madison Square Garden
Two high.priced horses, including the
stallion Vestibule, presented to the
school by August Belmont, were res
cued.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
comiskey Back From Woods.

Chicago, March 24-Charles A. Co
miskey returned from Camp Jerome
Wis, in much improved health after
his sojourn in the woods. He ha,
practically recovered, he said from
the effects of the illness which he suf
fered on the world tour.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Arrest Ex.President of Bank.

Minneapolis, March 24.-H. H. Ken
per of MinOt, n. d.. formerly president
of the Citizens bank of that place
was arrested, charged with embezzle
ment Nine accusations. involving to
tai embellishments of $1,000, are made
against Mr.. Kemper.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Approved in Washinqton.

Washington, March 24.-Frank ap.
proval of the action of the American
troopers who returned the fire of Mex.
lean federals at Del Rio was expressed
here in official circles.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27
Husband Of Madame Modleska Dead

Santa Ana, Cal, March PA tele.
gram announcing the death of Count
Bozanta, husband of Nine Modjeska
the actress in Krakow, Poland, was re
ceived here from Ralph Modjeska
Count Bozanta was seventy-slx years
old.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20

Washington, March 14.-Formal an- nouncement was made last night at the White House of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, youngest daughter of President and Mrs Wilson, to Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo. Secretary Tumulty made the an nouncement.
 No date for the wedding has been set At the White House only the statement that the couple are engag- ed was made. From close friends of Secretary MeAdoo is was learned that the wedding probably will take place in June
 Miss Eleanor will be the fourteenth White House bride.
 Mr McAdoo is 50 years old, a wid- over with six children. He is also a grandfather Miss Wilson is 24 years old MT. MeAdoo has two married children and grown daghteur. Miss Nona MeAdoo. who presides over the family home here i'll Massachusetts avenue
 Friends of Mf McAdoe say the en- sagement is the elimination of TO- nance which began more than year ego when consulting Gov Wilson regarding the pre-eonvention cam paign in 1912 At that time and un- til the President came to Washington to be inaugurated. Mr McAdoo was q frequent visitor at the Wilson home in Princeton
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
SOUTHERN GROVE

sunday school is progressing nice ent.
 N. Y. Mayo of Lowell visited at tae nome Of his son oscar Mayo last week.
 Planting garden and raising baby elleks is the order of the day in this vicinity.
 VT Bingham and family of lick .'1 or' Creek were sunday guests of the eFo&n family last sunday.
 There was singing at the home ol Dick Austin Sunday night It Was enjoyed by alI who were there
 Mir and Mrs Earl Gladden. and son Clarence of sprinedale are rs- telhs with Mrs Gladden's parents Nr and Mrs s. Austin Miss Grace Haughey is home rom sonora where she has been at the Dr. Bearden home Tor the past few weeks.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
SULPHUR CITY.

Sunday was a real spring day.
 Mrs. Mcconnell is suffering with rheumatism this week.
 Mir. Callison of Carter attended church here Sunday.
 Earl Shook attended church at Carter Saturday night
 Mrs. Carter visited her son Dili- ford at Harris Sunday.
 Earl Shook visited Geo. Hanshew of Trace Valley Sunday.
 Mr. Warner had phone install ed a his home last week.
 The candidates are bobbing up-as friendly as a terrier pup.
 The Hicks family from Carter at tended church here Sunday.
 Mrs. Plumb and daughter Vera were shopping in Fayetteville Satur- day.
 Bud Williams visited relatives in Fayetteville Saturday night and Sun day
 There was singing at Hildra Neals Saturday night. All report good time.
 Brother Tucker filled his regular appointment here Sunday There was quite crowd out
 Com Perry of Fayetteville was | pleasant caller at Boy and Stuard Boaz's Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Hodge and Mrs. Della Divil- bliss and children Of Elkins visited at Geo Burehett's Sunday
 Mr Lipper of New Cross attend ed church here Sunday and dined with Mr. Bladgett and family
 Me have ordered our Sunday school literature fer the coming quarter. also dozen more song books.
 Frank Hale and wife and baby Yis. tied at Mrs. Hae's parents, Hugh Laymon and family, Saturday and Sunday.
 Anvil Mcconnell left Wednesday for Oklahoma to visit a cousin who had taken poison and is not ex- pected to live.
 Toy Gregg cand date for sheriff was here one day last week also Wythe Walker for Prosecuting At terney, and James fer Circuit Judge.
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
river Sunday.
OAK GROVE.

Dodson Fowler and two other men are hauling cord wood.
 Doan Phillips of Clifty was in this neighborhood on business one day last week.
 Tom Bingham started last Saturday for Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where he will see his best girl
 Mr. and Mrs. Newt Baggett and Mrs. Bell Stevison visited at Brown Camden's on Spring Creek Sunday.
 Hugh Holeomb had the misfortune to cut his foot very bad short time ago, but it is getting along nicely.
 Oats sowing is the order of the day Fred Bingham and son Floyd are sowing oats on G. w. McCam- ey's farm at Oak Grove.
 W. M. Parks and Mir. Gosnell nave been trading land, Mr Parks getting twelve rods joining his gard en and Mir Gosnell getting an outlet U the school house.
 Health is pretty good in this vi einity. The folks that had the smallpox are all about well. They are cleaning their houses and will soon have everything safe We nope to see those folks out soon. 
 Johnney and the rest of the folks r3Qnd here are planting potatoes and gardens today, Saint Patrick's dey. They say We will make good stuff if We plant on Saint Patrieks day and We want to make good stuff
 There will be preaching at Oak Grove next Sunday, which is the fourth Sunday. Everybody come and hear Brother Lenard preach There will be no danger Of the smallpox, a5 none Of those families that have had 1t will be there We are sure that everything is safe now. There are none III this vicinity who have been exposed to the disease.
 Johnney.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
WOODLAND.

George Vernon made d business trip to springdale last Friday
 \ few more warm sunshiny days and gardeners will begin to "hust- le.
 Pete Bariola intends having some carpenter work done Oh his house this coming week
 Mrs ! ? Murry has been some what on the sick list this last week
 Miss Sadie Vandiyer, who has been staying at Dr cooper.s al Elm Springs, returned home last Thurs. day.
 Mr Darby, who recently moved on the old Henshaw place, has been doing some carpenter work for Mr. Gary near Wheeler
 Aunt Ad MeCarron, who has been an invalid for so long, Was able to be taken to the home Of Uncle Char ley Lynch to spend the day last Wednesday,.
 The people of this neigbborhood will please remember that Bro Hud- delston will preach at this place next Sunday, 22nd This is Bro. ffaddIeston.s last appointment and We hope good crowd will be in attendance
 To-day 6Monday) is the day set for the people Of this and other 10. calities 10 help Mir yandjver in the erection of his new house. He has all of the building material al hand and if as many come as is an- tieipated quite q bit will be ne. c9mplished
 Quite q number of "loeal folks" are greatly troubled as result of the talk of burning those infected houses Me do not claim to be au- tbority on that subject but 1t hard ly seems worth while, if fire fails to destroy those germs, to make an attack against them with. any other weapons
 MGdea
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
Texas Woman Near Death

WIIls Point. TeXas ln letter from Wills Point Mrs. Victoria Stall. ings says; T was afflicted with womanly troubles, had a dreadful cough, and suffered awful pains. I certainly would have died if 1 had not been relieved bY taking Cardui. Now l am stronger, and in better health than ever was in my life. I can't say half enough for this great medicine" Do you need relief? Try It's long record of successful use is your guarantee. Thousands of ladies have been helped to health and hap Riness by Gardui. It will surely heip you. Try a bottle today.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20

Wednesday
 Capt. Villyard of Goshen spent last Monday and Tuesday at H. L. Donaldson
 Mrs. Green Mayfield and Mrs. F. A. Plain are the only persons around that have got little chicks Dr. and Mrs Moore and little daughter were seen passing through here last Monday enroute to Fay ettevills.
 H. l.. Donaldson has sold his property here to Mr Clarkson of apringdale. but will keep his stock here this season.
 Ropksv
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20

Miss Gladys Chastain, who is at tending high school at Rogers, spent the week end with home folks
 Homer Snodgrass and Miss Der tha Phelan of Rogers motored out to the Phelan home Saturday after noon
 Carlos Phelan, Charles Smith and Walter Chastain cycled to the new K. C. X NJ. bridge on White river Sunday.
 Mrs. Melissa Pardue and daugh- ter, Maud and Mrs. J. w. Phelan and daughters Edna, Lydia and Hell en visited Mr and Mrs Billy Grah- am of Accident Sunday
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
AaAVEfE
 fAR A- u

Alnt LI11 CulNel seems to be real poorly
 Mss Eela Jones is staying at Mrs. Cal Burnett
 Everybody is making garden this pretty weather.
 Most aH of the farmers got thelr oats sawed last week
 Elder AAler fillga Is regular ap- pointnent here Sunday.
 Elder EiIlines breaches here next Sunday at three clock.
 Clayton Fry made bushes trip to Prairie Grove last week.
 Mrs Jack Johnson made d business trip to lind vile Us Tuesday.
 Mr and Mrs. II. L Donaldson hay gone 10 Spring Valley today.
 H E Donaldson and MarreIl Johnson haze purchased q fine coach horse.
 Ms lssetta Everett of Buckeye visited Miss Willie Donaldson last Taesday
 c M Donaldson of sprIngdaIe vas out heee on business last
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
SPRlNGDAtE GIRL HoNoReD.

Fayetteville, Ark. Miss Beatrice oaF7h of aprinsdaIe. who is q stud eat Ill the University of Arkansas mas been elected member of the 7huiI Society. This is one of the tt3..ef societies q the University &a'eh selects is members on the 355is or scholarship and prominence la student life of the University.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
Celsius
FAtRVfEW.

There was singing at Pleasant Grove Sunday evening.
 Roy Keith attended church at Rogers sunday morning
 Miss Lora Neil of springdale spent Sunday with home folks.
 Walter and Wilber Atkinson Of silent Grove spent Sunday with Herman Phelan
 2ir and Mrs Ras Neil Of Fort smith are visiting the formers mother Mrs. Eliza Neil
 We have only two more weeks of school Prof. Price will finish the term with q writing school
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
A T!lLMAN LANDSLIDE.

MT. Fuller, in an article he wrote himself. published the following state ment in the Baxter County Citizen and probably in other papers last week:
 The last Grand Jury of the East ern district of Carroll County took ballot and the true sentiment was ten for Fuller and six for Tiiiman
 Mr F. P. Bunch, a reputable citi- zen of Berryville, Arkansas, Fuller county, sends the following telegram flatly contradicting Mir. Fuller's state ment and tells the truth about the occurrence.
 Berryyille, Arkansas, March II, IA.
 Grand Jury by secret ballot voted on Congressional candidates last term of court Result ten for Till man, three for Fuller, three did not vote, two of whom were republicans. One member voting for Fuller has since announced for Tillman.
 F. P Bunch, Member of Grand Jury, sworn to.
 Is it any wonder that Mr. Fuller is rapidly losing out?
 Fuller and Harvey in joint ar tiele published in the Southwest Am erican boost themselves and criti- else Tillman There is not one truth in the article, which Fuller is having copied in every paper in the dis triet. Tillman never said that no one but the drunkardsa were for Full Ter, but as matter of fact every man engaged in the whiskey traffic in the district is for him. A major ity of the county officers of Washing ton county, his home county are for Tillman. A large number of the best lawyers in his county are for him. Judge Tillman has always been pc lite to his friends. Fuller is polite to them only when he wants to use them. Judge TilIman will do to tie to. Fuller says that he, Fuller, is true to his friends but his dearest friend is C. \. Fuller himself Till- man carried his home town over Senator Rogers the only man ill the race who could have defeated him. by a clear majority of g votes. Why continue this lie about him being weak at home when he has demon strated his strength al home \ lie we'll adhered 10 does not become the truth as some of Judge Tiliman : opponents seem to think.
 Reports coming from every nook and corner of the district eoaela= siYely show that Fuller and Harvey are losing every where and=that TiII= man is gaining Hudson and Brat ton are not seriously considered The Judge will carry Washington county by 1000 majority and will ear " Benton and Madison also The Tf1lman landslide is on it's way and cannot be stopped He Will be oyz erEhelmingly nominated
 fAdvt1 Contributed
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
JOHNSON.

Born Tuesday. March 10, d daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lock hart.
 Quite d lot of berry plants were plt out last week, and more are pre- pairing to set 'em this week.
 The grip" is lingering lovingly with number of local victims who wish that their visitor would hurry away.
 Mrs. Tennessee Bennett arrived home yesterday evening from a Yis- 1t near Little Rock. Ark, and Proc tor, Okla.
 Postmaster Thompson is wearing that left arm in a sling on account of real good vaccination which is giving him all sorts of trouble
 Jim Mullins returned Thursday to Amarillo. Texas. after spending a couple of weeks with relatives here Jim is doing railroad work at Ana rillo.
 Van Peerson was down to Johnson recently stirring up a little rural telephone enthusiasm 'mongst local folks who will probably put in phones soon.
 Walter Banks reports that his horse ls slowly recovering from it's attack Of blind staggers. uncle Jim redricks lost hore a few days ago from the disease.
 Prospects are excellent for q good crop Of strawberries here this year C. $. Mayes will be sales manager; NJ D. Mason. Secretary, Geo Brooks, inspector and Witt Maxey car loader during the coming berry season
 Forest fires during the past week raged fiercely down among the Clear Creek hills \ number of the lime kiln boys spent some time down there keeping the fire from destroy ing lot of cord wood that the lime company owns
 Frisco Agent Hays and family re- turned Sunday from a trip to Joplin, No. Mr. Hays was away several days, and his cousin, Otis Hays came down from Brightwater Ark. and kept station" for him.
 Some candidates have been do- Ing few still hunts down the Clear Creek valley, but the most Of em are working tn s vicinity with circulars and other advertising matt CT
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
SONORA.

Mrs. Homer Harp is on the sick list
 J. W. Johnson of Cassville, Mo, Is hare today buying cattle
 NJ sktng garden and planting pota- toes is the order of the day.
 c c. Habermire sold his farm last week to an Oklahoma man. considera tion $l.0o0
 Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Iabermire left latter part of the week for their old home il Illinois
 Mrs. Edna Scott is visiting this week with her daughter Mrs Chas Bass of Cassville, Mo
 Elmer Johnson and wife and Ed carrel and wife attended the show at sprtnedale Friday night
 Riley Sanders of War Eagle visit cd Saturday and Sunday at the home of h.s unele. Noah Liadles.
 Mr and Mrs. BM Harp and faml- iy visited Sunday with their daagh- ter Mrs E. F smith, of Jaybird
 Mrs Mary Dae and tBo danga. ters Misses Ora and Hess Of Jay bird are visiting at the home of Mir Steve Homesles 10 aay
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
NSes 0f

The News Is authorized 10 an noun j. L=Ilarris O. F ai5ie Town ship as eandidae Q for zeszos Of Washing or County, subject to the D moeraaic hriamHy ele teH
 Tie Se4s is author iized 10 a. nome ] E =HatcHen@o Spring la Town hip aaa i4afe f5r Ass zzafZ sH5e8stZto=sae D moesas- is pEina eIeeu lion
 F4e News k authorized 70 a1- ao=inee L. t So kbarser of Wet Fork Township as eanaida.e for Assessor. subje to the Democrat
 primary
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
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Road Oversecr

The News is authorized to announce <. \. AHiefson as q candidate for Heae oYerzeer otz Sprsnedale Town S15 subject ta the Democratic pri- me~s election.
 Inc News is authorized to an. no be Wesley Graham as candl. date for reelection as Road Over. 5zer ?. sprngdala Township.
The Springdale news., 1914-03-20
To the Democrats of the City of
 SringdaIep.

Gentlemen.
 desire to Use this means of thank ihg %oa for my nomination for re. election 10 the office Of City Re, eoraer l intend 10 make my ser vices for The coming term, if elected, | greater expression of thanks than words ean express.
 fo7rs for better city.
 Fred Reed.