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Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
PRESIDENT CHARGES
 BIG BUSINESS
Is Behind Agitation to Adjourn Congress Before Trust Leg
 islation Is Reached.
United Press Dispatch.

Washington, D. C., June 15.- A sensation rivaling the Presi- dents charges of a lobby work ing to defeat the tariff bill, was launched by President Wilson today. He bluntly charged a combination of business inter- ests behind the agitation to compel Congress to adjourn without enacting trust legisla- tion.
 The President made public cor respondence which he said proves that the depression is purely psychological and includes Ia letter sent out by President Ahnelt of the pictorial review Company, asking representa- tives and correspondents to send form letters to the President and leading legislators demanding that all proposed trust legisla- tion be abandoned for the pres ent.
 He was prepared to remain in Washington all summer if nec- essary to get the trust program complete, he said.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15

Great interest is centering in the Panama canal, now nearing comple- don. It is declared to be the grandest feat ever performed by human hands. Everybody wants to know more about it. and the Chautanqua is serving as the vehicle of information.
 MT William Rader of San Francisco, an authority on the subject, will deliv- CT a highly instructive lecture illus trating every important phase of the work by the use of powerful stereop- ticon and motion pictures.
 Next to trip to Panama, this lee ture affords the best possible means of information, and it is set forth in a most interesting way.
 He will tell also of the Panama Pa cifc exposition.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
No Bail For Harry Thaw.
nited Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., June 12. - Application of Harry K. Thaw for release under bail from the custody of the New Hampshire courts in a habeaus corpus to make permanent escape from the Matteawan asylum was denied by the supreme court, which body refused to permit him to go to Pittsburg.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
CHANCFRY COURT
 RENDERS JUDGMENT
In Suit Between Ray Heirs But Appeal Is Prayed By And
 Granted To Plaintiffs.

Judge George T. Humphries of the Jackson chancery court after hearing the depositions in the Ely land suit, held that the ' tiIN of the lands in controversy was correctly vested in the late E. r. Ray at the time of his death and gave the widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Ray the East half of s. w. quarter of 23-13-3 as homestead and the remainder of 3 one-third of all the lands as *her dover interest.
 The balance of the farm was divided equally among the three children, w. T. Ray, l. F. Ray and Mrs. Priscilla Brock. Plain tiffs prayed and secured an ap- Npeal to the supreme court from the judgment. o. w. Scarbor- ough and J. B. McCaleb repre- scented the plaintiffs and Stuck ey & Stuckey the defendants.
 In the suit of Thomas J., Jos eph S., Nimrod and James Gra- ham versus w. H. Hale, Richard and H. c. Faulkner interplead- CTS, the court found that title to the 80 acres in question in 3-12- ? was in plaintiffs. Defendants interpleaders took a non suit Nand appealed to the supreme cotrt. Stuckey & Stuckey were counsel for plaintiffs and Jones & Campbell for defendants.
 Court was adjourned Satur- day by Judge Humphries until Wednesday, July 1.
 OTHER PROCEEDINGS. rx Mack Bros. ct al vs. H. E. Cobb ct al, debt and injunction; August, 1912.
 ] s. w. Harvey & Co. and E. V. Holt, trustee versus Henry and Pinkney Rainey, foreclosure; Necree for plaintiff with 60 days to redeem and sell on 3 months time.
 z Myrtle Anthony versus w. J. Edmonds ct al, partition; decree w. A. Bowman, John Starnes and w. T. Sweat appointed com missioners. ''"' ~-''' --'
 Charles Brasch versus NE IA SEE IA 15-10-2, decree of con- Grmation.
 c. D. Clements ct al versus Winnie Robinson ct al, foreclos- ure; continued by plaintiff with leave to make new parties
 Is. Heinemanns versus Will Stubblefeld ct al, to correct ti- tie: decree for plaintiff.
 J. c. Hawthorne versus J. D. Lester, debt; decree.
 lDecrees of divorce were grant ed in the following cases:
 Nettie versus Clyde Mourse.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
Wilson Signs Tolls qRepeaIs.

!. United Pres. !. Dispatch. 7 Washington, D. C., June 15.- President Wilson signed the Canal Tolls repeal bill at Il O. clock this morning.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
Prince William Defeats Treble
 Force.

United Press Cablegram.
 Vienna, Austria, June 15. - Fighting for the throne to which he was raised by the Powers, Prince William of Albania, at the head of 5000 men has beat en off the attacks of 27,000 in- surgents, but it is doubtful if the defenders can hold the city until night fall.
 To prevent footing and massa- ere, should the city fall. the International fleet at Duranseo, has landed marines who guard the various legations.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
Wednesday Bargains.

Mems $1.00 union suits, 59c. Mems $2.00 straw hats, $1.29. Ladies' $2.OO Crepe Waists for $1.25.
 Ladies 75c Silk Hose, 39c.
 S2.50 Sunburst, cut glass pitcher and six goblets, only S1.59.
 BOWEN's CASH STORE. 64d3.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15

Will Jackson Bound Over.
 Will Jackson, a negro, charged with attempted assault upon a negro woman, was given a hear ing before Esquire H. c. Muck oils Monday morning and bound over to the grand jury.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15

Cedar Fence Posts, Sash, Doors. Lumber, Shingles, Brick and Cement.-Hubert's Lumber Yard. lower end Front st. 33btf
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15

For Rent One house across the lake. Apply to E. H. Wish on. 41dtf.
Newport daily independent., 1914-06-15
Important Cases Go Over.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D, C., June 15. Without rendering decisions in the Intermountain and other inn portant rate cases, the supreme court recessed until next Mon day.
 No decision has been an- yllounced in the five per cent rate increase petition today before the Interstate Commerce Com mission.
 For t-Three nice unfur- nished rooms at 416. Laurel St. 61d6t.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

wear the circuit having been doubled
10 sizs. cllcago. -. Louis. Cleveland.
Pittsburgh. Aiilwaukee Detroit. indiaa-
apolls and Buffalo were the members
last year. Chicago and Cle' Gland viii
each haze tvs representative
The new cIrea nrc Kansas cuts. cine
eiunatI Toledo. Rochester and iiuifain.
Johnny Knnr. former Cnicaso haa' ban
player. and who will represent Kansas
city. and Jerome Komgh. former cnam -
piou pocket billiard Player. are the
most noted q the new players. ale
though Pierre Maupome. the Mexlcan.
who viii Represent philadelphia. BE- all
most as well known.
CHICAGO Will be- represented hf Char
ley NORM and Jess lean Another
chicago PLAYER Charles LeGrns. VIII
be- seen be- action iie viii play Tor
ClneirnatL
Tho Tournament this v"ar is expected
b. De me biggest three cushion ovenf
ever staged Last year the prize money
o nprox mated $500. This year it Will
total nearly $4,000 The greatest por-
iios of this amount has been donated
bv tte rnonkeepers ~ ihe league An
additional $500 has been added Tor fof-
fet money 20 enable the winner 10
challenge thc holder ~ the worlds
three-cushion title. Aupust kicchhof-
~. who won the championship last
ear. apain viii represent Milwaukee.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
DAVIDSON CALLS
LEAGUE MEETING
DALLAS Will DC GATHERING
PLACE or TEXAS MAoNATES
ON NOVEMBER I.

WACO, Tex. oct p. President W a.
Davidson ~ the Texas i.eague. unified
notices 81 league meeting 20 an the
club owners This afternoon. the meet
ink 10 take place az Dallas November
}. Il ~ the regular annual meeting at
which election ~ officers occur aud ns
tnero hua heen mo- meeting ~ tho club
owncfa since the clos. 81 this years
season hli business pertaining Go the
CLOSE Of this season VIII como up Tor
action.
Tho protest ~ Doom Roberts. a. the
Houston club. against tho action ~
President Davidson in throwing out
AN fires, nmrR Of double headers play
cd only seven INNINGS has not been
acted on hy Sccrctnr, Farrell. ana un
less SOME action is taken before tho
November meeting that matter will
probably not be- brought mp nut the
protest ~ Galveston against the nc-
lions ~ the umplrcs "a Houston in
calling The last game of the scnson az
tue end ~ the fourth inning. which
protest asks that the game hc awarded
60 Galveston because II the violation
~ the rules Ia taking more than ten
minutes NJ Time between the first game
aud the second game viii hc voted on.
should TINT same hc awarded 20 Gal.
weston. it would give Waco hall game
head over Houston.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Mario Tenpra hla opened her
American toul in Toronto.
winthrop Ame a to produce 70 play
cniicd Evidence
ppn Nrihcrsolr mas volunteered boo
london ar fcd Cross NURSE
Charloitc Ives haa left the cast ~
The Hash Cost 81 Towns
Phyllis Neilaon Touey win begin her
American tour aa Viola Soc Twelfth
NiEht"
Naude Adams Intends go go as far us
iho Pacific coast Boz "Tho Legend ~
l.eonuu"
Eva Tnnguay has "a musical comedy
from Vienna which bears the spicy IT,
Ito of 'Miss Tahnsco."
A town IN South Dakota IL 90 raise
sso.0oO Tor the erection aud maintcn-
ancc IT q municipal theatre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
BEE COUNTY FAIR WILL Be
BETTER THAN FORMER FAIRS
Premium List For Third Annual Bee
County Fair Has Been Issued BY
Management.

laII ii'faid special
nEENIiLE. Tex. oct O. The Of
ncial catalogue ~ the Third Annual
fee County Fair is ready for distribu-
zion and copies 81 it can poe had by
makng application 10 the secretary of
the fair o. y Henderson. The cuta-
loguc ls larger and more complete ia
an departments The premiums offer
ed are larger and more Of them than
last year
The j. Geo. isoos Carnival CO.. one
90 The best n the south Will furnish
amusement Tor the crowds They have
ie cars. 90 rrcat shows free acts.
$50 people aud large uniformed band
This company comes from one ~ the
central states direct Co Becvillo for
tliis engagement.
Regardless ~ the fact that the pes
simist BIS abroad n the land Doe coun-
ty viii have her fair and q good one
The farmers are very enthusiastic and
splendid showing in an departments
ls assured. Come ana bee with us
sixteen cars 90 Bee county hogs were
shipped 90 the Houston market during
the month 81 september This I'M
dustry rs growing to bee sreatn reve-
nnc producer Tor the fmers ~ the
county
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
$4,000 DISTRESSED con-
PURCHASED IN II. VuI|

FORT WORTH. Tex, Oh. T, Al
'he local chamber q eoms,-s. "
handling distress ootioA "A n. -
out $4,000 to Tarrant comm ~
farmers ON the Bay a. bale -.
This organization was crl, -
enlisted BOO this movement A. n
above figures do not canstlsu,, "a
number 81 purchases made l, NJ
Worth firms and individual
10 is estimated that iikos, ~ =.
distributed among farmers . y
county Tor ten cent cotton. q
Tenant farmers. Widows and vss.|
are The principal beaetiolaris ,ss1'
this plan and la a number .: "a
cases money advanced on a bais 4 u
ton has been used 20 pay on xza,a|
ON a horse or COW From crrss n
ports the money distributed !ps ~
in this county has haze sn appurk
effect upon trade conditions IN nn|
h"rins towns 40 well A. Fsn M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
FOOTBALL NOTES.


nr Harry Williams. the Minnesota
coach. has the lightrsi team he has
ever brought ont at Minneapolis
syracuse university football plav-
erS viii he numbered this year. each
PLAYER carrying the same numher
throughout the campaign
Though he has hut two Veterans on
hts Michigan team Coach Yoyt is con
i'den' 20 devolopinr an eleven capable
Ut defeaiing Harvard.
hallom a former Penn state and
Princeton football player, IL nov max
ina q bid Tor a place 10 quarter on the
Pennsylvania team.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
EDIvDURG HAS DAY SET
ASIDE FOR OLD TIMERS
CALI GAVE WITH FATS AND
LEANS &c FEATURE OF
CELEBRATION.


EpiNnrHc T.sas. OF. Yesfer-
das wis r'dini,prr's dlg for 40 oli-tims
heusr celebration. commencing in the
lftsrrnon viui bail eamf befwesu the
Fats and the Dams and ending wfh
an old time dance 10 ihe evening
some ~ she Fat Men ~ EiHbugg
who haze never been known 90 ger out
~ fast walk since their residence in
this tlcinity went 90 many al tWn
bases ~ q stretch, So far this HWnins.
non. - them have shown up The
eame lust"d i've innisHe and there be-
Ing Two ufnpHe- and no score keeper
The final scofe in stil iu dispute. the
Fats claiming the advantage by ahnui
80 90 20. while the Leans say &c Wa ~
Ga % 10 their favor. However. some
500 fans more or hess. hloiudlug about
~ players on side Witnessed the
enme and some % she spectators afc
inoemns yet
~ ~ evening. 90. sil-fashionsl
plntfofm dance was attended ty every
body and the Fat Men NOT being Ff-
iafied Win their baseball oaeapnd'a
showed the Young people how 20 dance
quhdriileH. Fehaftisches nnd the ola
Nirginin Reel urth She wee small
hours in she morning. and everyone
present enjoyed themeeives 90 the fuil
esi extent and are looking forward 90
'ho next event of thia character Tho
lat Men. however. snf about one in
'vory year o. two H often enough for
, ban gamo. in their estimation. for
iou know "NnhoAf loves fat man
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

boys VINO dDfNnt shiNc is bp''iNh 'inH' ~ 'ftf' i'
laf. iie knows The name from % and Hen ~ fhe
colllna-Ty Cobb bsana darb 10 esry way The, say
he's tempfhfnental though Iir dldn't like McGrnw an
w. he Simply quif the lies fpf lo - surplus
esls an sisendin IL he fest could give Fun
Than fame.
IN 81 Arthur , broke onfnpfny with The niofh pne
dny Ia ~ IOs Angeles. A. Santa clara. years
hcnse. the college lads thought him Immense be was
ne As sss.-ss s;scrar Rot nrki Ia nineteen
nsnc an hooked ,"une TiIe ON hts Hire. An Tiilie
aufred sub. IN 40 shafe wintersd in J3pnn an
tatirht thc Aitge ftiisf field salng Rub
~ ~ shafe eHme back a. MagtaW, ~as talked %
tAan Harry rhnw aB starred fof Two moro
Eur Mnesss's chan.Enng dsciphre gu underneath our
Tlce ftiu an made him hind ~ sore. ilH own brain
TlIe couldn't Muaan does the thinhin win ioso.
~ Ln.-L .L.--.....L- N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
INTeRsrAre eItL..np lsAoue.

CHICAGO. U CO.,, Arrange
mcnts have hccn completed fnr the
opening of the season ~ Mo inter
state Thrcc-Cushion iuHard League
next Monda, night ThirtcrH cities arc
ID ho rerreaenle6 In lhe lengne thla
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

confident ,ouieht ihcy win win hs
series.
i'iay by Innings
firs, Inning.
Moran icd 30 fos iaFion ana went
out a. Nlcinnea on foul fiy RIVERS
sent high fiy winch waa eohhied by
ollins Connolly the only 800 batter
u She nraves falsaed Cheers Hfectcd
chief nendcr for hia puich work in ro.
trims the Braves la ono. two, throo CO..
der
Philadelphia lsddle Murphy lcd
or Ia the Athletics batting order and
after two balls ana onr strife had been
called, sent a clean single vhlntllng to
lef, field. uldring sacrificed beautiful
~ sending Murphy 20 second. tddle
Collins WAS passed. Homo Run
Frank Baker next up was siyen an
ovation ~ The fans as he went 10 the
bat lie bit into a double play. schmidt
20 Deal. retiring the side. No runs, ono
hit, no efrora.
Second Inning.
Roston- Whitfield wan a good waiter
and waa given a paaH hy chief nendcr
schmidt went out cn foul fly. Hank
Gowdy. the former Texas i.eagucr lac.
ell out a beautiful two hReger that wcnl
in,e iefs field Whitfield scored. Mar
anyslle singled aeefing aowdy, pe,
hit into double play, BENDER to llar'
10 Mcinnes Two runs, two hita, IA
errors
Philadelphia Stnffy MclnncH WA
wnlked Ssnlnk singled and Whom IN
ban went thruuuh Mo0pp hess Nc
Innrs scored larry tanned. Sohanl
went cut Eycru 60 schmidt iicndv
fnnnrd, uac run. one hit. one error
Third Inning.
iloaton -~iloston was eass FOR Hen
der Ia the third and The fans piuolc
np courage az The shuwinr 90 Tho In
.llsn. The hand started playing III
Long Way Back to rippcmry" l,u
dolph went out to Bender 10 Mcinnel
aioron and Evsfs were out on wea
ny balls. No runs, no hits. ~ errosi
Philadelphia Rudolph was az hi
hest in the third Murphy and Oldrin
were struck out. Collins had Nv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
WITH TIE BOXERS.

Hudson. Wis. promoters have otfcr
od Mike Gibbons $4,000 To meet ilm
my ClahhN
Tom oitcuke saws the nN -star 10.
round bouts have done the camo a lot
81 harm IN New Nark
Adrian lioean. onn ~ tho hos, mid .
dlewelEhts IN franre. was scrluiiaiy
wounded In the battle al Mons.
Soiin Ben. tho Anatraiian heavy.
we'sh,' IL a sterling track athlete and
aiNo fine bike rider
Jack McGuisan % Philadelphia Is re-
ported as having been SELECTED as
referee fnr tho Iangford smith. haut
"a Hoston ON ocfoher 20.
--------.---
tn" Detroit Tigers won lust ON.
hhme IN s'Ne wafld's series against the
lss.hn A.. f0a= - 80.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
BASEBALL RESULTS
FsosaAL LeAoOe


Results Yesterday.
Baltimore 81 ifooklfn 9.
nuffalo Is, pi,lsbre 0-s
fFin, aams 70 innings aecoud raine
innings; dnrlenesa.J
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
keep
BOWELS REGULAR
AND CURE COLDS
NO HEApAcHE, SOUR STOMACH.
HtD COLD OR CONSTIPATION
~ MORNING.

Got i0-rcnf box.
Colds whether IN the head Or any
part ~ the pSdy are quickly overcome
~ ufeina ihe liver ~ notion and keep.
Ing the bowels free ~ poison. Take Case
oareis t0-ulsht and YOU will woke up
with cienr head ADD NO doubt sou viii
wonder wins, became Of your cold Cas-
aafota work while YOU sleep, they
cleanse and regulate the stomach. re-
move the sour. undigested food nnd
foih gases take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off fhe consiipatod
waste maitor and poison from The
howeis.
Remember the quickest way % got
RIA ~ colds ~ ono or two Cascareis
az night 80 cleanse the system. Get q
I0-cent hos AZ any drug store. Don't
forget the children They relish this
CANDY Caiharir and II IL often nll
thar Is needed 20 dfisc cold from their
little ayatcms Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

when be- attempted ninth inning miiy
by getting a two bnfger The host Nc
Innes could d. was 30 Deal 10 schmidt
0u pretty play ny Deal ihat held
Baker at frcoud Strunk fouled out
Harry went out Deal o. Schmidt and
the funn was over
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10
NOTICE

NOTICE.
The bicycle Tax ~ now dne and
pavnhlr nt tho office ~ the city Sec
Rotary D. Mulllran. Ciy Secretary
ts23i
fsoverffrrfnent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-10

caner clnssificds, pay advertisers.
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
The Girl 0f The nderW0rld

Mothers, brothers and sisters, you must not think for a moment that there is anything to offend you or anyone, no matter how faStidious that person may be, in The Girl of the nderworld.' g After seeing the play you cannot say anything bot praise of it's morals, its lesson, and its amusement This play was not written by its author, Jack German, to offend, but it was written for the lesson it teaches to mothers, sisters. and brothers. See The Girl of the Underworld" the greatest moral story written since the Bible Nothing to offend you, but lots of amusement for you. The Girl of the Underworld" is billed for tomor- row Saturday, night, at the Forrest City opera house and Is one of the theatrical hits of the season.
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
LOCAL WOMAN NOW
 A BIG ADVERTISER

When one Of our women customers recently bought five bottles of Har- mony Hair Beautiiier to give her friends for Christmas, she started all by herself q mighty big advertising campaign, because not only does each one of the women to whom she gave d bottle of the Beautitier now con- Sider it indispensable for the proper care of the hair, but each of them has been the means of getting several of her friends to use it. As d con sequence, if things keep on ill this way for few months longer, we will be selling more of it than of all other hair preparations combined. Sprinkle d little Harmony Hair Beautiter on your hair each time before brushing it. Contains no oil: will not change color of hair, nor darken gray hair.
 To keep hair and scalp dandrutl- free and clean, use Harmony sham poo This pure liquid shampoo gives an instantaneous rich lather that inn mediately penetrates to every part of hair and scalp, insuring a quick, thorough cleansing. Washed off just as quickly, the entire operation takes only a few moments Contains nolh- ing tlat can harm the hair; leaves no harshneSs or stickineSs just l sweet cleanlineSS.
 Both preparations come in odd shaped, very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler tops. Harmony Shampoo, DOC Both guaranteed to satisfy you in every way, or your money back. Sold only at the more that 1000 Rex all Stores, and in this town only by us. ]. Y. Sanders, Forrest City, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by St. Francis County Ab- stract Company for the Week
 Ending March I. 1914.

T. C. Neil and wife to W. !. Sain, northwest of southwest section 3l, township north, range , east, west lot in northwest section 6. township ) north, range east: $l OO and other valuable consideration.
 Sam Edinburgh and wife to Bonnie House, west northeast section 26, township 1 north, range east: BOO.
 Beulah A. Withers to Dr. F.. bar nell, lot ,, block 3, town of Widener; S37.50
 $. C. Friar and wife 10 F. C. Love, undivided half interest in lots l6 and l7, block s, CoWan's addition to the town Of Hughes; also lot l, block 1, town of Hughes: Sl ,000
 Elliot Lang, trustee, to I. NJ. Winters, section 5; east of mort h. east section 26: east , of east section 3; section 36; town 6 north, range 6 east; frl., north ] section | north of railroad, township , north. range 6 east; SIP, 750
 Diltha Ballard to Ebert Harper; south Of south ] of southwest sec. tion l9, township 6 north. range , east, S2s0.
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
Rock Island Depot Robbed at Goodwin

The Rock Island depot at Goodwin was robbed "Wednesday in broad day light. While the agent was called across the street by long distance telephone message, a supposed tramp that was standing in front of the station, quickly entered the railroad office, appropriated new 32-calibre pistol and about $50 in money out of the cash drawer and made his get away. Nobody saw the stranger after he had made his haul and is is sup. posed the thief made hurried run for cover in the timber An old rife which the robber carried was left standing in front of the depot.
The Forrest City times., 1914-03-06
DEMOCRAT TIMES.
Little Ruth Dempsey is not very

Little Ruth Dempsey is not very we'll.
 Miss Carrie Pace visited at the Thomas home last Sunday.
 Squire Thomas alfalfa still looks pretty and green. Owen Pittuan, Of New Democrat, called al the Thomas home last Sun- day,
 March came in ike roaring lion MT. Robert F. Love and Miss Er- nestine Vance, of Hughes, were out riding on Friday of last week, and called at the Thomas home while in this neighborhood Come again Squire Thomas contemplates on seeing lots of baseball games the coming season
 Preston Jackson is just getting over good case of measles
 We have been having some very cold and pretty weather.
 The roads are drying up a little since March came to visit us.
 Mrs. ]. A. Dempsey and two sweet little girls, Ruth and Gladys, and Miss Laura Anderson visited Mrs. Lee Cook, at New Democrat last Saturday.
 Success to The Times.
 Silvpr Iill II