The Springdale news., 1914-11-13

across the Frisco right-of-way from the Pioneer Lumber Company to the Vernon Brooks property. The mat ter will be taken up with the rail road company immediately.
 The University of Arkansas foot ball team defeated the Louisiana State University at Shreveport Sat urday by a score of 20 to 13. The Arkansas team is playing much stronger game than at the fore part of the season, and the result of their game Saturday of this week Is watched with interest.
 Little Rock foot ball team cancel ed their game with Fort Smith for Saturday of last week, and now To- cal followers of the dope sheet are wondering just what complexion this will put on the state championship race. Foot ball fans" in this sec tion believe Fort Smith has the best team in the stae, unless it is Texar, kama.
 Some of the b ys who were en- gagged in a crap game at the resi- dence of Martin Hummer Saturday night. were raided by Constable Blake Baggett The officer recover ed forty cents in money, and the "boaes. He was able to identify the boys in the game. and they will ba called upon to appear before May or Lane in the very near future.
 
 \ petition was presented to the City Council Tuesday night signed by a greater part of the grocerymen and business men of Springdale ask ing the Council to pass an ordinance prohibiting the car door peddling of hay, grain, corn, cabbage, potatoes, or O her vegetables, and providing a suitable tax or license. The petition was passed until the next regular meeting
 Revenue Collector Will Brogdon was in Springdale fore part of the week visiting his family, and while here collected the war tax from merchants and business men affect ed. He collected a tax of $25 from the Majestic Theatre, and tobacco tax of S4.S0 from almost every mer- chant in the town. He returned to Little Rock Tuesday evening, and has moved his family there, and will make his home in Little Rock in the future.
 The barber shop of Chas. Henson was moved latter part of last week into it's new quarters, the old stand Of F. C. Ritter The interior of the building was gone over thoroughly and everything done to make Il neat and clean. The barber shop is now one of the best in this section A large tank has been erected in the rear. with pump and engine which furnishes the water supply for the shop and bath room, and the shop Is p-to-date in every respect.
 Local draymen are raising howl over the large number of bystanders who ride the drays, whenever the fire department is called out. The local draymen are paid to take the fire department to a fire, but are not paid to haul passengers. Dray- men have now placed a limit on the number they will carry, and have stated that they will not go to a fire when more than five members of the department board the wagons.
 Len Hinson and Tom Carrel engag- ed in fist fight at the Frisco sta ton Friday morning, just as Frisco train No. arrived. Bystanders state that the trouble arose over Mr. Carrel and Mir. Hinson soliciting transfer business. Hinson hit Car rel. and bystanders parted them be fore further trouble was caused, MT. Carrel secured a revolver and came back to town, where he was taken in charge by the officers, and taken before Mayor Lane, where he was fined s50 for carrying a deadly wea-