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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12

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The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-18

Bottled milk and cream delivered to any part of the city, daily. Pure, wholesome and rich. The Pasteu- rized Milk Co. Phone 15 4-21-tf
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LARGE ATTENDANCE:
 IS URGED TONIGHT
YOUNG MEMS CHAMBER OF COM, MERGE TO TAKE UP FURTHER
 STEPS OF CONSOLIDATION.
Meeting Is of the Utmost Importance
 and the Officers Urge the Attend anee of Members at Short Session.

The attendance of al the members |cf the Young Mems Chamber of Con- merce of this city is urged tonight at
 the regular meeting, when further steps will be taken towards the con solidation of this organization with the Business Mems Ieague, to the end
 of one substantiai commercial organ
 ization for Hot Springs
 President Callahan and the board of governors, since the last regular meet ing of the organization. have issued a proposal to the Business Mems League looking Co a merger of the organiza-
 tons The proposal was met in d way when the Business Mems League at the annual meeting named com mittee to confer with like commit tee Of five from the Chamber ct Com merce to later make a report to the TWO ORGA NIZATIONS IN JOINT SESSION. That joint meeting is scheduled for June 25, and it is most uraent that tonight the membership of the, Young Mems Chamber of Com merce be present
 There are many points relative to
 the merger which may be discussed at the meeting tonight, though the committee from this organization vii have the same open authority to con fer with the other committee that is contained in the Callahan resolution passed by the Business Mems League.
 The officers, board of governors, and even the members. of this Young Mems Chamber of Commerce. regard it as the most substantial commercial body that ever has existed in Hot Springs It has a splendid member ship and a zealous membership, aad has also place in the history of Hot Springs Co fill The members who have shown their enthusiasm and en- dorscment by joining and subscribing to the work within this organization sh uld be present tonight and discuss freely together the work that is pro posed by the board of governors for the furtierance of all the ends and purposes for which the Young Mems Chamber of Commerce was formed
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"COMO SECURITY
 COMPANY" FORMED
NEW BANK WILL BE OPERATED IN THE NEW JOHNSON BUILD
 ING AT TRIANGLE.
Capital Stock Subscribed Of $3oo,ooo
 and Bank Directorate Is Composed
 of Strong Men of the City for Years.

The Como Security Company has been organized for the operating of general banking buspess, to open in the new Ed II. Johnson building at the triang ular intersection of Central, Olive, Market and Ouachita avenues.
 The officers of the new banking company are Ed II. Johnson, presi- dent; Dr. H. P Ceilings, vice presi- dent; Charles R. Birnbaum, secretary, and E. N Roth, treasurer Tie dIrec- tors are Ed H. Johnson, M e. Tomb Ter, Dr. H. P. Ceilings, E. N. Roth Charles R. Birnbaum, William NJ. Housley, Al A. Reynolds, C. C. Sparks, ]. B. Foote, A. S. Goodwin, John L. Lcnsdale, A. B. Lonsdale, M NJ. Sta pleton, F. S. Stearns, M. H. McClen- don, Ed II Johnson, trustee.
 The capital stock is sSo0ooO, of which is $233, 500 has been subscribed
 The name of Como is ingenious y taken from the initial letter of the four streets which intersect at the location of the bank, the streets being Central, Olive, Market and Ouachita
 The hotel that will be operated in the main part of the new structure will also be known as the Como hotel and will be under the management Ol Mir. Al A. Reynolds of the Majestic hotel, one of the most popular hote men of the city, and man who has been engaged in the hotel business here most successfully for the past ten years Mf Reynolds has secured a five-year lease on the property and aside from the eighty rooms of the upper floors, will have one office on the first floor, and also a room fol the operation of cafe or dining room
 The hotel. when finished and fur nished, will be one of the most mod ern in the south, and will be ahso lute'y freproof in every sense Of the word, Mir Reynolds went east recent ly to look after the purchasing of the furnishings of the hotei, which will be firstelass in every particular.
 The Waukesha hotel which Mir Reynolds has operated for many years, will continue to be operated by i him for the present at least
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GOOD ROADS TRAIN
 IS BEING URGED
Member of Highway Commission Has
 Plan to Arouse Interest.

Member of Highway Commission Has
 Plan to Arouse Interest.
 There is a plan afoot for a Good Roads Demonstration Train. similar to the Arkansas on Wheels" project. but for the purpose of touring the entire state in behalf of better high ways. C. w. Highfill of Paragould, a member of the State Highway Com mission, is agitatng the movement.
 lt is the plan of MT. Highfill to in terest the three large railroads of the state, the Iron Mountain, Rock Island and Cotton Belt, to persuade the railroad officials to work in con junction with the movement He would have the train cover the entird state, insofar as is possible, for the sole purpose of urging better roads. The train would carry exhibits incl, dental to improved methods of con. structing highways, literature and lecturers versed in the latest work in road building.
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JUNIORS FIGHT ID
 RETAIN LAW COLLEGE
COMMITTEE WILL URGE FAVOR. ABLE ACTION WHEN TRUSTEES
 MEET WITH GOV. HAYS.

Little Rock, June l7.-When the board of trustees of the State Uniyer- sity meet in the office of Gov. GGeO. w Hays tomorrow to take up the matter of withdrawing the name of the University of Arkansas form the law department which has been ocat- ed here, a committee representing the junior class of the school will he pres ent and make earnest efforts to per suade the board members to witlold their action until next r.
 It was announced few days before the school adjourned for the summer vacation this year that the name of the school would be withdrawn and that the State University officials would go before the next meeting Of the legislature and ask for an appro- priation with which to maintain a law department of the State institu- tion at Fayettyille. This would make a .apse of one year, during which time there would be no active work il the law school under the name of the Unl- versity of Arkansas. Members of the junior class felt that it was an imposi- ton on them, neccssitating that they either attend anotler school during their senior year or wait for one year before completing their course.
 A committee of five members of the class was named to carry out a cam paigu for retaining the school here land keeping it under the name of the State University during the next year The committee consists of Tray w. Lewis, chairman; 0. l.. McNair. E. C. Shoffner, Henry Jones and ]. B Crock CT.
 The committee communicated with several members of the board Of trus tees of the university Favorable re- plies were received from Governor Hays, who is chairman of the board; Dr. Char es Richardson of Fayette vile, w. H. Askew of Magnolia. and A. B. Banks of Fordyce.
 The b ard of trustees of the uniyer- sity is composed of the 9olowing; Gov. .Geo. w. Hays, chairman, Dr. Charles Richardson, Fayetteville; P A. Turn CT. Jonesboro; II. l.. Ponder Walnut Ridge; J D. Head, TeNarkana; Char les C. Reed, Little Rock: A. E. Banks, Fordyce; and w. H. Askew ol Mag nolia.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-18
.SALVERSAN TEST
 WITHIN THE COURTS
EXPERTS IN FRANKFORT TESTL FY TO THEIR OPINIONS OF DAN
 GERoUS REMEDY.
pr. Erliohs Testifies That He Had ln- tended to Try it in S0,ooo Cases Be. fore Giving Treatment to Public

The merits of salversal, better known as "606" had test some time ago in the courts of Germany, where is seems that Dr. Erlchs. the inven- tor of the preparation, filed action against Wassman, another famous scienst, for criticising Dr. Erlichs in the promotion of such a desperate and dangerous remedy. The New York Statts-Zeitung, published in German, carried the following report of the pro ceedings which was here yesterday translated by one of our physicians, and is given to the public in the gener- al translation for such information as it will throw on controversy that is of material interest in this resort:
 "Trial against MT Wassman, editor of the Weekly Freigerist, for slander- ing Prop Erlichs salyersan:
 During the trial many experts gave their testimony in regard to the eff fleets of COG Wessman claimed that the most audaciuos experiments had been undertaken with this drug in the different hospitals, of Frankfort, caus- ing thereby 15 deaths. Most of the ex- perts declared themselves against COG, calming that the enormous dose of arsenic is unnecessary. One expert spoke even of 135 deaths il the city due to COG
 "fhe most interest centered in the testimony of Prof Enrich, wAo was among the eXeprts cited He said originally he did not intend to give this remedy to the public, before he had tried it on S0000 cases. Some remarkable results could not be de- nied this preparation, but on accaunt of it's youth, it could not be claimed definately if il is of any value il the tertiary manifestations of syphilas, or if it can prevent this form of disease at all"
 The Berlin Post, comments on this trial in a lengthy article, claiming that the preparation is used in an un- lawful business way contrary to all medical ethics, The cost of fabrica. i tion If Ri ogram of salversal is & marks ($2.00) while the same quan- fly during sales brings in 10000 mark l ts2,500). The newspaper calls the sale of the preparation a detriment and unfair usurious method, demand ing that the Parliament's attention should be called to this fact"
 1t is generally belived that Dr Er. lichs received a judgement against the defendant for the criticism direct cd against him, but that the judge ment was from the fact that it was established that lDr Erlichs had not intended the remedy to be generally used until after further and sufficent | tests assured thas it's harmful effects would be less than the cures effected
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Let Sorrells Drug C.. look after your KODIAK finishing. 6-14tf
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CRIMINAL DOCKET TODAY.

There have been a number of crim- inal cases set for hearing in circuit court today, most of them being of minor importance. Yesterday the civil cases set had been all settled out of court, and there was practi- cally no session of this court. Judge Gotham is of the opinion that within short time now he will be ready to terminate the present circuit court session.
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Most Prompt and EffeesuaI Cure For
 Bad Colds.

When you have bad cold you want remedy that win not only give re lief, but effect a prompt and perma' nent cure, a remedy that is pleasant to take, remedy that contains noth- Ing injurious. Chamberlain Cough Remedy meets all these requirements. It acts on natures plan, relieves the lungs. aids expectoration, opens the secretions and restores the system to healthy condition. This remedy has a world wide sale and use. and can always be depended upon. Sold by all dealers.
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EAST ARKANSAS FORMS NEW
 FAIR ASSOCIATION CIRCUIT

Helena, Ark, June 1.-The Helena fair got another boost when repre- sentatives from the fair associations of MarianHa, Searcy and larrisburg met here and formed an Eastern Ar kansas fair circuit with the local or ganization.
 The formation of circuit is ex- pected to strengthen each fair mate rially. Dates will be arranged 80 that they will not conflict Tho cir cult is to open at Helena September 22, and other members of the circuit will follow in succeeding weeks.
 The circuit expects to interest biz stock exhibitors and race horse men
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Ice cream and sherbets from purest ingredients ohtainable Public rDug Co, phoae s45. e.12.tf
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INTERVIEW OPENING.
New Park on the Ouachita River Will Have Formal Opening Today.

New Park on the Ouaehita River
 Will Have Formal Opening Today.
 Now that the period of half holi. days have arrived, and the Riveryiew Park Association makes formal opening of it's beautiful place on the Ouachita river today there is cer- tainty of large attendance at that popular outing place The associa- ton has been very busy recently at work on the highway and has made the improvements. which are now all but completed. The park is under the supervision of some of OCT fore most young men. and the best of order is preserved there. Arrange ments are made for the entertain ment of all, and there will be boat ing. swimming and other parties ar ranged for this opening occasion.
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m., D. C G. TIME TABLE.

Effective March 18th. 1914. the Memphis, Dallas & Gulf R. ilroad schedule between Hot Springs and Glenwood will be as follows:
 No leaves Glenwood T.e5 am, ar Tisss Hot Springs 9.55 am.
 No leaves CleenwOod l:5o am, ar rive Hot Springs 4:10 pm.
 No l leaves Hot Springs l0.20 am, arrives Gieuwood 12.f0 pm.
 No. . leaves Ilot Springs 4-45 pm.' arrives ClenwoOd 7:35 pm.
 These are exclusive passenger trains and will be daily until further notice.
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who could not be induced to come south to visit only one fair.
 Paragould and Conway have also been approached with the view of drawing them into the Eastern Ar kansas circuit but as yet they have given no definite answer
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HeaIth a Eaotor ln suecess.

The largest factor contributing to a mans success Is undoubtedly health. II has been observed that a man is seldom sick when his bowels are regular-he is never well when they are constipated. For constipa- ton you will find nothing quite so good as Chamberlain Tablets. They not only move the bowels but im- priye the appetite and strengthen the digestion. They are sold by all deal CTS.
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GET IT AT HALLS.
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COUNCIL SESSION TONIGHT.
Probability There Will Be Opposition
 to the Closnu of Olive Street.

10 the Closing of Olive Street.
 At the special session of the city council tonight for the purpose of considering proposal by the Iron Mountain railroad relative Co the con struction here of the depot burned in the last September fire, there may be opposition developed to the scheme. It was rumored yesterday that the school board might object to the closing of this street, which is one of the thoroughfares near the school building of that vicinity There are some private individuals also who may file objeotionA The matter will be threshed out in\ council chamber this evening.
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Get rid of the grouch. LIV-VER- LAX makes the sun shine brighter. R. c. Morris Drug Co. will tell you about LlV-VER-LAs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
DOCTOR" MANAGED
 AN OPIUM DEN

Three women were found in scl@ rate rooms in the house when th" local police made Il raid at the re- quest of the federal authorities. Thv women were all too much under th'. influence of the drug to be removed and their names could not be learned but from ilie riclness of their cloth ing and the jewels In their possession it k evident that they are w'hn"n "f the upper social class.
 The place has heen under suspicion for some time and the police claim that the doctor" has made forum. ir the last few years by furnishing dope" to women of society who have gone to his sanitarium for the rest cure"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

moved rapidly and gracefully. to inii- tnte the flight of the birds.
 Louder und faster sounds the dram. snd more md more quickly move the ui ms of the dancers.
 After while their bodies begin tn culver. their heads move from left to right. the girls are growing tired and tun9ry. and look for q place to set [. tic. the drummer gives signal. the motions grow slower and slower. while the bodies are bent almost to the floor. with the arms pointing downward and auiverinR slightly. they pause for second. Then the atms are spread again, and flight be- Eirs. they have found a resting place hut no food The flight continues for sume time once more there is . mo- mc ntmry pause. frum which they sui- dt nly rise with tremendous noise and latter The hunter has frightened tkem. Immediately the flight is re- sumed. growing faster and faster. while the fired and hungry birds. .mc more seek rest and food. (To he continued.)
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19
Special Nugget Service.


 BOSTON. Jan. ls.-FOsing as q specialist in diseases of women "d '' tor ]. T.. Baxter. who maintain..i :, ''snnitarium" in the Buck Bay section "f the city was arrested today |y Cnted States secret service ofTtce' . a ided by the local police. "D.Gtor" Baxter and x woInan w.n ,.la iined tU he his wife were arrested i,. their home on one Of the fashion able Back Bay streets and ten opiurl layouts were taken along with them. The police claim that the "sanita"- ium" was nothing more than joint" where women of society could go and smoke themselves into uncons 'ions ness under the pi "A of taking medi Il treatment. There Y ere two jar'r'<t s-r,ants in the place and they are De"r held as witnesses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-19

pi iOOuce clattefinR sound, when the wearer moves.
 The entire suit Is of snowy white aud the parka Is adorned with count less ermine skins. Their costumes arranged. they stand in a row motion less. their eyes on the drummer.
 The title of the first dance Is "Th" coming of the birds in spring" Ths drummer sounds one. in very low pitch. two higher. three. st!il higher The fifth stroke sounds like thunder then he stops.
 A death like silence reigns. Then hiS head bends to the left, the drum stuck barely touches the drum. pro- ducing a sound which resembles the blowing of the wind through the will Jews, again and again. In rapid sue rcssion l,e strikes the drum, louder and louder grows the sound his head is bent forward in sisnal tO the danc CTS to begin. with his left hand he notions to the singers. There ia !, c'sttering sound of the dried bones 0n the dancers mittens, their arms are outspread like birds wings. and