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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
HERZOG FAILURE
 AS A PAYMASTER
trouble Starts on Cincinnati Team When Members See Size of Each
 Others Checks.


 ohclnnati, June 6.-Charlie Her. <ns, <1os, new manager of the Cincinnati neus' IS something of financier. Re- oentiy Herzog volunteered to act as pdsmaster for the Cincinnati club and ne II. was installed at roll-top desk in n ene club offices. Pay day came and Inarile l., had the players checks near y arranged ready for distribution.
 nalf dozen of the Reds were lined ap walfing for the salary, when Her aos was called to the telephone. puT- ns ms absence the players glanced su'lously over the checks. Everybody on the team soon knew how much ;ohey ;na every other player was draw
 s, and there was considerable dis sa.,slactlon ms in the camp.
 ,o. nose who found they. were drawing .sss than the other athletes on whom .a aey looked down upon immediately 'ouh their grievances to Hermann. ,h II IS not known whether any of h sne payers had their salaries boosted, 'e' f1erzog is no longer paymaster.
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COLLEGE BOYS TO
 PLAY HERE TUESDAY
Little Rock Boys Coming for Two Games With Cleggs of
 City League.

Some good baseball will be offered to the fans of the city when the Cleggs play the Little Rock college two games here Monday and Tuesday.
 The Cleggs, the leaders of the City league, have fast bunch of ball play CTS they are capable of showing any amateur team in the state warm re- ception.
 The Little Rock college team is com posed of a bunch of fast amateurs col lected from Little Rock and vicinity and in the lineup the names of several real stars are seen, among them two Hendrix college men.
 Tickets are on sale at the drug stores. The Cleggs guarantee to show the fans of the city some fast ball and a large attendance is desired.
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Fix Dates for SOnder Races.

Boston, June 6.-The trial races for he selection of an American sonder yacht team for the third international series in Germany were fixed today for August A and subsequent days with Marblehead as the scene of the contests.
 The races will be sailed at Kiel June, 1915. Entries for the American trials will close on July 6, and must be filed with Henry Howard, of this city, chairman of the German-Ameri- can committee.
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FACT
Local Evidence.


 Evidence that can be verified.
 Facts are what we want.
 Opinion is not enough.
 Opinions differ
 Here's a Pine Bluff fact. # You can test it. Mrs. l.. P. Goodell, 620 State street, Pine Bluff. Ark, says: Some time ago one of our family noticed symp- toms of weak kidneys which we be- lievs was. the result of a fall. For long time he was laid up and his back Hurt him constantly. He could more around, but not without pain. It was hard for him to lift Or stoop over and at times his kidneys acted irregularly. He used a great many remedies to strengthen his back and kidneys. but didn't get satisfactory re- suits. He saw Doan's Kidney Pills so highly advertised, that he got box and after using them a few days, he improved. He took one box of Doan's Kidney Pills in all and his back and kidneys were strangtheaelA He never complains much of his back now, only occasionally when ...- eakeS cold during the winter"
 Price soc at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy get oDan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Goodell had. Foster MilbE. ] Co.,. Props. Buffalo. \. '.
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CONNIE MACK FEARS
 ONLY DETROIT TIGERS

Philadelphia. June 6.-Conversation with Connie Mack these days give the belief that Detroit is the only club in the league that the Athletic manager fears.
 He admits that New York is strong CT and is playing a bang-up article of ball. He does not regard the Yankees as contenders. But Connie cannot re- frain from letting the conversation always drift back to the Tigers.
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BAT AS MANAGER.
Former Champ Not Ayerse to Handl. ing Affairs of Willie Ritchie.

New York. June 6.-Oscar Mathew Battling Nelson is one of the many who would not be above managing Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion.
 T think we would make an ideal combination, is Bats opinion.
 With the iadefatigable Bat punching holes in the ears of press and public, and the coast boy delivering the wal Ions within the ring, the duo ought to make a clean sweep in the league of money and fame. ,.s s.
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Washington Fans Encouraged.

Washington, June 6-The present rapid pace of the Senators has started he fans to talking of the pennant and they're already working because the limited seating capacity of National park will prevent Washington setting new record for worlds series at tendance.
 Spurred on by Manager Griffith and the scribes, the bugs are taking the 1914 lags as certainty.
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VANITIE IS BEST
 LIGHT WIND BOAT
Defeats Resolute Yesterday in Long-Drawn Out
 Contest.

Larchmont Yacht Club, New York June 6.-After a long-drawn out con test, Alexander Smith Cochrans cup candidate, Vanitie, proved the best drifter in light air today and defeated the Resolute by minutes and 52 sec onds, actual time, over a 29 3-4 mile triangle course under the auspices of the Larchmont Yacht club and won the cup offered by Commodore Fletch- CT.
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White House !. Chauffeur Fined.

ao, ,wasningtoa,s June. 6.-One of Presi- osh. os ., wilson's chauffeurs paid a fine tho n sio today in country court on ;ne u outskirts of the capital for speed a.r l,S W1a White House party few sh ass ago. The president has ordered sar M "nlte House chauffeurs to ob-
 stse all local speed laws.
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and o'clock tonight. Admission will be free and the general public is in- vited to hear MT. Fegley.
BRith Abraham Sessions.

New York. June 6.-The Indepen- dent Order B'Rith Abraham, the larg- est Jewish fraternal body in the world, vii hold it's twenty eighth an 1ual convention at Atlantic City for one week beginning tomorrow. There will be 1,4O0 delegates in attendance. Leon Sanders of this city, who is the grand master of the United States Grand Lodge. will preside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
The "Wellfeds" of st. Louis.

St. Louis, June 6.-Local fans today took kindly to the suggestion of "Wellfeds" for the sobriquet of the Federal league as a whole.
 Sporting editors here figured that after an organization promoted by one restaurant owner, one former oyster wagon driver, one baker and two brewers, such a name would not be far amiss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Three FKilIed in Wreck,

: Kansack, Sask., June 6.-Two mall clerks and an express messenger were killed and two passengers and two members of the train crew were injured, one seriously, when a Canad- ian Northern railway passenger train crashed head-on into a freight train near here late last night.
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LUMBERMEN ELECT.
Clarence Hopkins of Cotter Is Naped President.

: Little Rock, June 6.-Calrence Hopkins of Cotter was elected presi- dent of the Arkansas Association O. Lumbermen at todays session. J. w. Trieschman of Paragould is vice president, H. F. Reiff of Little Rock treasurer, and J. B. Webster, also of Little Rock, secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
American Horse Wins.

Manchester, Eng. June 6.-Harry p Whitney's Harmonicon today won the Stafford Borough handicap ot s4,e5o. against field of IA runne. /. Adular was second and Mercutlo third. The distance was six furlonss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Forth Worth Going.

s Fort Worth, Texas, June 6.--More than 1000 tickets have been distribut- cd here for tomorrow's excursion to Waco to the Philathea-Baraca conven- tion. It will be Fort Worth day and two special trains already have been chartered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Thaw's Chauffeur Is Killed.

Northstratford. N. H. June G. Frank Cantin. the chauffeur who drove Harry K. Thaw in wild flight from Mills. Vt. across the state line to Colebrook, N. H.. after the Mat teawan fugitive had been deported from Canada. was instantly killed when an automobile he was operat- ing capsized today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Cleggs To Dumas Today.

The Claud Clegg team will leave this morning for Dumas, where they will play the team from that city this afternoon. The Same line up used in the game in this city yester- day afternoon will be taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Volunteer Commander Here,

Lieutenant- Colonel F. 0. Fegley, commander Southeastern Regiment Volunteers of America, with head
 quarters at. New Orleans, will make two addresses today at the Orpheo -theater, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
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Killed hy LeOnard.

London, June 6.-The Daily Tele- graph announced the death from an operation made necessary by injuries sustained by being mauled by a leopard of Captain Kelsey, who start ed recently with party of autoists on a trip from CapetOwn to Cairo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
THE ORPHAN QUARTET.

-rO Chauauqua program considered complete without M Orpheans coming equipped for splen
 like veterans Their voices blend - have the entertainment instinct They know how to build program vare They several the platform pranks going sides having Their music well chosen and sentiment <sSt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Miss Joseph Returns.

Miss Hennie Joseph, who was grant ed leave of absence from the postoffice about six weeks ago, has resumed her position at the stamp window.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
Shamrock W Beats Predecessor.

Portsmouth, Eng, June 6.-Sham- rock w., with which Sir Thomas Lip ton hopes to lift the America cup, was out in a fairly stiff breeze today and stood up better than many of her critics expected.
 Both the challenger and Shamrock III. were under sail today, but noth- ing in the nature of racing was at tempted. When the two yachts were one the same course, however, the challenger had little trouble in out footing the trial boat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

New York, June 6.-The Defiance, third candidate for cup defense hon. ors, was launched today at City Island, in Long Island Sound, after having her spars remodeled. The day was spent in adjusting her rigging.
 The Defiance will give small time allowance to the Resolute, and will take time from the Vanitie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

strength. I will use my last cartridge to kill myself"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07
BASEB
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

American League
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

Mullln, Willard, Harker and Rare leh: McGuire and Wilson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

l Brown and Lapp; Dauss and Stan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-07

Cheney and Archer and Merriam; Atchison, Reulbach and McCarty.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-22
Dessey hma1ate1
b Fled Water;
Much Daupaee Doee

Desvss. Nay ::.-Rssss~su ssd
sasisess fifs.s In the hoe ~isaas sissE
csesss creek saa the Platte sises
~es~ busy today s~t,sssiss the dsa.
ass aoss iass sishs bs ,hr .sssssss
csssfio~tss shsis haska The hi1h
sstss s~ssi,ss fross sssvs rsis Of
sisuss siosasassi psupassioss tsls
Yesterday. the psssirssAiioa L~sss
~ isxhsss There uss 81 s-eosa ut
fsssiitSss.
rse Csoarsiii- ssa vsisssa- als-
tsssts suffered auss ffom finpd vss. j.
sss. - sossh trsses lh-s- ~ss .
heavy fSii of asi. .sish did aswss~
to Trees
Tracks ainAx the Platte river ~sse
sssss ~siss for several hoasss
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bucket os cold water. Just as b.
catered the haTn Scott jumped out
and stuck the six uader iInn sfeiisv's
nose With the remark; Nov I've 90,
yoa," i.~asthy dropped the buckle,
- srott seat . bullet over bis head
The boys sav il Vas . race toward
the horse lsse ieaAias il fso0 the
pisins ssd rolled % the ssas IL shS
deiisht of Il ell ss i1easshy tnok oas
, paael Of wire f~nre II bis franiie
esdsssor 10 niasie stth the eassy
eoaias dova the isae for water. ~
the fellow struck the op~s Sxsia be
sas ssasisx like . poisoned eoyoss
bot keoss sos IL tSo ~ three Wild
shots aad - the dusk ~As fsiiias
The .osistss froa lapsos ~as snos
iass 10 view il his asd esdessos Ia
his the hist pisses, u saok sSo
hosrs of hard vidiss for the hsSs 10
rossd II tho y l. fugitive sad bsiss
hin hsrk after assuring hia that the
Whole thiag wss . pssi-ap Job ssd
that the cook ~ss all sishi.-rieia
ssd tsr0.
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decrease In the number OF medical
schools from ls: in 1910 TO us 10
1913. and the rapid improvement u
the better schools are commented Oa
with appreciation \ general study
Of the problems OF the state Eexuis.
tiOn OF higher education is iiiussrai-
sd by a detailed account Of the recent
crisis In educational sffairs In Iowa
The report further presenis = study
of the financial status Of college
teachers rs compared ~ith the sisus-
,ion presented in = similar study pub.
iishsa five year. ago The Ordinary
salary Of . full professor In the Ia
ssiiutions associated With the foua-
aAiion is nov $4,000. DaEias the
last five year, the salaries ~ iaserue.
ior~ have risen by about $50: ihose
sf Junior professors show = gala Of
frcm Si:s 10 e::s: ihos@ Of full pro
fs..nss-show sn ines-a.~ from eiss
To $3.50.
The report eonslad@s With . frank
criticism Of eoateafossr, college cat.
AioxuSa
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DAVIS AND nAckAY
TRAVELLED ALL ni6nT,
never LEFT HERE

II after Sos hss ssss 10 the
fsiiiosa slsssoa ~ She ssshl
si4e ssa .ssii yoaf good aoas3
nss TOT . railroad sisAss 10
fhsasef. With iso aaiisss ,sskea
o. fos sssrrss. u after saa asa
sss~ied sasn Souf soRfostshl-
b~slh you felt sossssaf h~iss
ratified a~sy toward ,oaf d-s.
tinassos sad closed yossf eyes IL
the fosd Anticipates al ~sk.
lag up is the city ssss noss.
iax-if after sii ihis had hap
pea.i sei yss hsa travelled all
aishi yos did ~ske sp asd find
that yos had a~ssf iets tess-
uouida', i, make J.a mad:
Thsi's issi What hsprrn-d To
u. l.. iAssis. IT.. ssd johs Mac.
kay last nsh's They travelled
ssi aishs ee the e. q r softh.
t-,asd and woke up sssiy shts
m-ssiex sni inusd they ses-
slili IN iesas
Tho t-saisf 1854. trails left
het~ oe tim. s,-f the e.. 4 y
tracks % p~f ssbeduI~ Davis
sad Ns.kay a-f- os hand md
p.sp phss~i tickets rot lsrases
sad soon after the trails pulled
.ut retired fut the aishss Sew.
rsai times they s-ckc ami
kn.- that they ssr. chewing "a,
mIicasv. sa tn .resk Hut alas.
Imagine their smascm-ns
when they st-~i-i the a,yiIxh'
this morning and found tho
train quietly resting In tho
Santa Fc yards
"Gaisooks. Were still here"
yelled Davis. AMI Mackay shout.
-i back ftcm the rcvcsscs Of
his berth up in front. We are"
The ta., L. the train reached
a point this side Of Pueblo and
o~ins to a ~ashout due to .
.ioudburst II vas necessary
,c z, back to Trinidad ard de-
tour onto the santa re tracks.
Davi. and Mackay got off
and decided they would GO
north some other time.
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NovEL NASsA0E CREAM
Perfect xkia Yssd 1hat 4sasvs
Vnakles Ard Cleays Co0pSex10a.

The NEST d-si.At@ skis ~iii aaiek.
~ respond la the s.-Sshihx sad iosis
effects of iioksfs ssd ~hes this paF-
skin cream Is used. pia,pi-s are sDos
= thinx of the past
4. a mas<Ase cream or after shaw
inx IL IL ua.'iusisi. tsn's,i ihk all issi.
,Atisa.. and nsskiss the skis sots
and s.iseSs
Apply = ii,,ls ,s the haAa. os fare
after sashinx and surprise soass~if
With the dead skis that so2ss off,
tioksfs l. the ssiy astiss 'sis mas
sage cream. asa piapis.. .sssnss and
all ska bismi.hss sana disappear
sh-h 1, i. ussf.
Although far superior tn sh~ OF
siaAsy mAss.ss sssans sAa solid On q
guarantee Of ''b<st toa ~.sr a.-s OF
none, back. s.t the psss- Is . uis's.
onis :ss sof . liberal jar: iAs:ss
.itr sec.
sold on . sussansre b, th. iisas-
nsa bsas caapssf.
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- NA'afai itis.oFY. 'E- he. i-i@ra,.
81 sfs;sm - tho Ensii.h sais.r.i,i..
saa ,hs ps-p~s@d .Y.,-n ..s the .lsr.
g a. the i:pissnsai church. As,.e G
esnsioas foe pssiiis sshosi ssarh.ss
,ar i-ta-; discusses the sri.foss--rr
Of The Srw Esss Ciy sY.s~ss. and
sasn.srhas the rians o. the nss s,s.-
system in Massachusetts,.
Mech 81 the r.par i. devoted 10
,hs ''-t-i.9mra, at th. vorz q. In.
'ssnsssini irso = separate .isision
ef --iussiiasai inrpisy. It's ps..-e,
7"'h insiaar~ a .suay at s.,a-ssioo ID
v-'uson' At the request of the vss.
mont ~si.-sisoasi sasamssssns. at r..
gal -si.sa'iaa .: the s-r.rss n . ron.
sni''-~ of the Amrsisss Tar as>p-is.
ss.n. and .f -nsin--rine sda.aiSos a,
'h- srgusss Of = S.int samsnisi-- srr.
srs~niiss the national sssin-~siss
s.si-si..s
The f-Iors ea --,ssA,iaa in VsfI
i.s.ns. ALREADY dis'fiL.tr-i. represents
the Hrst stud, that has Is-ro made
.f ssas.'s educational arsivj,j-s D.
= vh.I-s
The s'aas uf LEGAL -g'-..si.s has
'@.a h~sun u, = first hsnd inruir,
int" The har sss,uiaai,.us nj every
STATE. a str-isi stud, .t legal i-s.h.
ias .y rsuf~ssor Iu.~f Esssis~h. SHE,
's,ar tr".. Vienna Toe Tho putVsss~.
and BY = I.rr~"nsi ~vsmiaaii.n oS
.arh 81 the is" Las s,h-.is In the
..ostp.
Plans f-r the stud, .f -nsia--riss &
education s'- n"~ h.sns completed.
tn. -arii-r -slus atioasi ~osk of the
foundation ,s continued by .omm-n.
'ia'i"n "f III. present tendency of
'.iics" entrance requirements tow ar,i
t.'h elevation and f-sihii,,y. The
need for further Improvement u
shown by the fart that only 3. I~r
cent of tho ssudrnis no~ In our col.
icse. arc hieh school graduates. The
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AIDED
] BY CARNEGIE
BENEFIT
FUNO

Nrv fask. Nsy ::.-The csss-ss-
fossaasioa fos the advancement of
ies~hiss. fusss~d By Ahds~~ Car-
aesS- uisk "a -aso.r-as .s u.s.
css.OOD Tn prov id~ s-.isiHs si,os-
sarss fos ssAsh.ss ard ef.ie-rs Of
h,sh ~dasstiauai inssi,a,i.as in shs
tattsa Aste> ami Canada. has. dur
las iss rtsht ,-sss NJ or~ra,i.n. die
Wisatsd = sasi of ss.sse.,s s,..r,i.
las In the annual s-inu i.-u-s Ly
iss president. IN. Iicnsy II i'sis.h-''.
to'isy.
The srIost t.s s.- Sraf .-ai.s
September 20. s,iz. sho~s that
1.ss.tin use ds.is,bu'-i IN spsl'ins
allowances To professors ami lS".s
oto ia t~nstoas tn their ~isi.ps. aur.
lag that ,.ar.
The nusui.~r .f allow sn..-s t.r ,h-
rear "a. thirty .shv--. making the
ps~-~a' total es siI.v sn..s nos IN
tpsv~ t":. Tie s,csss- annual ray
ssrat In an individual ts lies.
In soan-.tian With The f.unds =
ton. work as q t-as-r of inf"rma-
ton CONCERNING pensions. the rr.~i-
d~ni discusses i-~nsi.n .vs.-.ns that
asu maintained by half dozen col
oer-s, the development of n-~ sysirn
at Iiro~n uniscrsiiy. the Rockefeller
institute and the American Museum
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WHY IT Is A FAvoRlrE

There arc good reasons why Cham.
beriain's Cough Remedy In = favor.
tie with the mothers Of young chill.
dren. Read what one Of them says
Of Il: There could be no better
medicine than Chamheriain's Cough
Remedy. My children were all sick
with ~hoopins cough. One Of them
was in bad. had q high fever and
Was coughing up blood. Our doctor
gave them Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy and the first dose cascd
them, and three bottles cured them
says Mrs. r. A. Donaldson. Of Lex
ington, Miss. For sale By all dealers.
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uvI COURAGE

u there - oae lAias masv lhsa
sss'sss shat eiii cause aisrossSse.
ssas Il 1. iseisss,ioa. bot yoa
saasii seYs - sisa that hsaasees
sSss s<.ssras.s. pesssaessiy cured.
sed 81 . sssf snail espess~. Mrs.. q
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fosssss. Lins. 0Aio. vsisss: - wss
lsoabied fos ,ess ~ mere vilA 10.
dssessios. cAssbssisis's Iss,ssa
afforded the first sssi ss,ist ! Oh
ssiseA. saA By lskiss ivo bosiiss Of
lhsss ~ whole system vss Pot ssse
. healthy eoaailios.- roe seis ~ sii
dealers.
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II IN need Of printing q az kind
phone the Chronicic-Ncws. We arc
equipped to give you first class work
promptly. Gail Trinidad 40. u
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EMINIsENcEs OF FRONTIER DAYS IN the WEST.

aeosiss Piosssrs Ths Section.
. the Bsders Of the Giost Empire oe tho West.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-01-09

flowers, carrots, potatoes, okra, tur.
nips pumpkins, melons. beets, berries,
grapes, etc. Most of these can be
canned and in that way preserved.
This country is also peculiarly
adapted to hog raising and cattle rails.
ing, and today much of their products
may be successfully canned and pre-.
served for human consumption.
Just why somebody Ihas not hereto.
fore done what Mr.. Suffer is now do.
ing would require too much to tell.
Furthermore. the reasons of any one
man would not be satisfactory to all.
The fact remains that Mr.. Suffer is the
pioneer at Jennings, at least.
Whether you grow a few or many
vegetables, fruits, or truck you may
bring them to the cannery and either
find market, or can them and place
them on the market, which is already
established not only here, but every.
where. Instead of bringing a load of
rice to town and taking home a lot of
lin cans and paper bags from the local
grocery, you will bring load of fruit,
vegetables, etc., to town, and take
home bank account. And to all of us
who are so unfortunate that our bust.
ness or occupations in life win not per.
nit of our growing these vegetables,
the tin cans and paper bags we take
home will contain home, grown pro.
ducts instead of stuff that is raised
possibly in Florida or California,
Many farmers raise quite a lot of
vegetables, and for very short period
of the time have many that go to waste
because the local market is not ample,
and tine proximity to large markets
and the facilities for shipment are want
ing for small quantities. Now, with
cannery at your home, you can be as.
sured that all you are unable to sell
locally fresh. or ship with others to
Houston, New Orleans, or elsewhere,
can be successfully canned here and
sold OF shipped and sold"as you like it. :"
1t is not the purpose of this writing
to give advice to any one. 1t hoped,
however, that the spirit of growing
and saving a living at home" will be.
come more evident with our farmers,
for after all, they are the rod and the
staff that comfort the country.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-01-09
FIRE AT LAKE ARTHUR,

Fire broke out Wednesday at Lake
Arthur in the Samuel Marquart build.
ing, entailing alloss aggregating about
$4,000. The origin of the fire was
caused by defective fiue in a small
restaurant in the Marquart building
operated by Jennie Berlin. The biggest
loss was sustained by L. C. Fitzgerald
who lost his building valued at about
$4,000, general merchandise, $4,000,
with insurance of about $4,000 on stock
and building. The bulk of the insur.
ance had just expired and he had not
yet had same renewed. Samuel Mar.
quarts loss On building was about $500
C. st. Germans loss was about $500.
on building, as well as some other
smaller losses. BY heroic effort Oil the
part of the fremen, the Calcasieu
Trust & Savings bank was saved. The
awnings were burned off the building.
The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph
Co.'S offices were in the second story of
the bank building. %
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-01-09
POULTRY EXHIBITS.

A movement has been organized
among ISome of those who are inter.
ested in the poultry business about
Welsh to have a poultry exhibit here
during the last week in January, be.
ginning on Monday January 26th and
continuing throughout the week.
The object of this exhibit is to create
more interest in the poultry business
here and bring those closer together
who are now engaged in the business
1t is not planned to undertake any ex.
hibit on any great scale this year. The
plan is 10 invite anybody in this com.
munity who has good chickens, ducks,
turkeys or geese to bring them in and
show them during this exhibit week.
Coops will be furnished for exhibition
purposes and all the fowls will be fed
anu cared for during the week free of
charge to the exhibitors. There will be
no charge made for entries the object
being simply to get together on exhibit
for few days the best specimens of
poultry in this section so that all may
know the extent of the poultry indus
try here and perhaps stimulate more
interest in the business.
Anybody may see Mr.. w. NJ. Terry,
Postmaster, for further Information
and details about entries etc.