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The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

While working in the woods near Lepanto Fletcher White, aged "A, was instantly killed by falling limb The limb, large one, had caught in a tree. After hanging there for some time it suddenly fell and struck MT. and breaking his neck.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30
NORWOOD WOULD
 FNJOIN AUDITOR
OBJECTION WAS MADE TO lSSU ANcE OF WARRANTS ON
 THREE STATE FUNDS.
HELD SELF-APPR0PRIATING
1t Is Claimed Acts Provided That All Funds Might Be Applied to Ex- penses of Boards or Com
 missions.

Little Rock
 Suit to enJoin State Auditor NJ. F. Dickinson from issuing warrants on three state funds was n.ea in the Pu- laski shancery Court by Hal Norwood. attorney, on behalf of H. r. Jackson of Austin, Lonoke county, on the ground that no specific appropriations for payment was made by the 1915 legislature. The funds are the game protection fund" the fund derived from payment of fees and licenses un. der the act regulating the practice of veterinary surgery, medicine and den tistry. and the fund secured from fees for the examination and registration of nurses.
 "The question has come up before, said Dr Dickinson 'and l secured opinions from the late Attorney Gen eral William L. Moose, Attorney Gen. eral Wallace Davis and other attor- neys. All corcurred in the opinion that the acts were self-appropriating Judge Moose's opinion was quite lengthy It said that since the amount of the expenses of the Veterinary and Nurses Examining Boards and the Game Commission could not be known to the legislature. a specific appropria- tion would be merely guesswork. He said that as the acts provided that all the funds mght be applied to the ex- penses of the boards or the commis- sion. that the appropriations were specific and should be considered as such for two years, after which the legislature would have figures on which to base appropriations. In the case Of the game law. Senator ]. Nj Futrell, author of the bill, said that he expected the law to contain an ap- propriation to meet the expenses of the commission and it's employees. The expenses of the Veterinary and Nurses Examining Boards are very small"
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30
Peace peleaate Is Dead

Christiania. v Lloyd Bingham, member of the Ford peace party, diea of pneumonia. He was the husband of Ameliora Bingham, the American actress.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

The seventh annual convention of the Arkansas Association of Surveyors and Civil Engineers will be held in Little Rock December 90 and 3f, ae- cording to announcements sent out by J. 0. Jones of Dardanelle, secretary of the organization.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

The street commissioner is engaged in adding considerable improvements to Batesville streets. Concrete cul- verts are being built and large num- Der of concrete gutters are being con structed along the principal thorough fares.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

| l.. Bond, state supervisor of ru- ral schools, received pictures and de- scriptions of rural schools recently built at Bardstown and Pecan Point. Mississippi county. The schools are built according to plans furnished by the United States Bureau of Education and have all modern equipment and conyeniences.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

San Franciseo-~opium said to be valued at $4aGa0a was taken by GUS toms officials from the Japanese liner selyo Maru, bound from Hong Kong, China, to Salina Cruz, Mexico.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

John H. Page, commissioner Of mines, manufactures and agriculture, issued to cotton seed dealers and con. sumers a warning order against i'm pure seed The warning. he said IS made necessary also by the failure of the last legislature to provide for the inspection of seed.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Governor Hays issued a acquisition on the governor of Mississippi for the return to Carroll county of James T. Moore. wanted for forgery. Moore Is under arrest at Vieksburg, Miss Sheriff A Coffey and J. R. Johnson, a Berryville liyeryman, have gone to Vicksburg to identify Moore and re- turn him for trial.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30
kinq Peter to itaIy.

Paris.-It is reported from Rome that King Peter of Serbia will take refuge in Italy.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Filled to it's capacity. the Arkansas Confederate Home cannot take in new inmates. according to notice sent out by c. P Newton. superintendent The home now has 40 inmates, which is within one of the largest number ever cared for at one time.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Dr. c. w Garrison, state health of ficer, received a report of an outbreak of small pox in Crawford county, near Van Buren. No details were contained in the report. from a Van Buren phy- sieian Dr. Garrison will investigate a report of an outbreak of diptheria at Havana, Yell county.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

w. E. Powledge. postmaster at Sehuler, Union county, was brought to Texarkana by a de putty United States marshal on a charOyof mIsappropriat- ing money order ftinis. He was given q preliminary heal before United States Commission ~ .Hudspeth, who held s hm bona for of ss eans hs 'ry fury nished.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

The supreme court approved the conviction of Dave Hearne who was given 2l-year sentence for conspira. cy 10 kill Sheriff Sam D. Maudlin of Mississippi county in the celebrated raid on bootleggers by county officers on Island No. 37.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Although several deals for Iarm TOT white conviets have been practically completed in the last few months, the Penitenulry Commission is no nearer the purchase of farm than last sum- mer, members said.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

The Philadelphia postoffice will be forced to move again on January Is, when the governments lease on the Hall building expires. It will occupy portion ol the Huie building, which is leased by Ohls & Son.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Mandamus proceedings to compel John H. Page, state commissioner of agriculture. to issue fertilizer tags to the Arkansas Fertilizer Company were instituted in the Pulaski Circuit Court
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Thus far this season five cars of peanuts have been shipped from Nash. ville The peanuts netted the growers 50 cents per bushel.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

The Board of Control of the State Charitable Institutions yesterday awarded contracts for supplies for January for the state institutions.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Allen McAtee drove 92 turkeys distance of 20 miles from Evansville to Prairie Grove. The turkeys were sold al Prairie Grove for S1S0.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Clarence E. Hopkins has retired as editor and publisher of the Cotter Courier J. S Goodman is now pub fishing the paper.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

As the result of complaints from Texarkana that the minimum hour law is being violated there, Commis- sion of Labor J. c. Clary telephoned Sheriff A. c. Sanderson to investigate. The sheriff replied he will do so and make every effort to see that women employees in stores are not required to work more than nine hours per day.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

At the meeting of the Poeahontas city council the organization of the waterworks improvement district was confirmed. L. Dalton. Ben A. Bron. wand and Ferd Spinenweber were chosen commissioners. The actual work of putting in the system of wa terworks will be begun in short time.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

The cotton gins of Little River coun- ty ginned to December l this year less than half as much cotton as ginned to the same time last year.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Springdale citizens are organizing to bring the Arkansas-Je Highway through Springdale.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Congressman Sam NJ. Taylor Of Pine Bluff. candidate for renominaticn. filed with Secretary of State Earle W. Hodges his campaign pledge.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Mrs. Alfred of Pleasant Hill, Benton county, who has been totally blind for F years. has had her eyesight re stored through a successful operation
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

A 70-foot bridge, which spans deep gulch and a mountain stream, has been completed near Mena at cost to Polk county of s90. R. Osborne and his grandson, G. M. Trent, furnished most of the remainder of the necessary money and property owners who are benefited by the bridge furnished money and labor.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

A patent for an aeroplane has been issued to R. L. Neal of Cross Roads, Hampstead county.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Miss Jewel Snow of Conway, a teacher in the schools at Carlisle, filed suit for SIPS in Circuit Court against the Iron Mountain rSalroaa The com plaint alleges that a brakeman and train auditor got into a fight with a passenger and threw the passenger against Miss Snow, causing injuries that have crippled her permanently.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

J. w. Richardson of Bradley county is planting to wheat an acre which this year has grown 27 tons of silage and 800 bushels of turnips.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Two far-reaching suits under the Sherman antitrust law reached the supreme court one involving the an thracite coal business in Pennsylvania and the other growing out of labor troubles in the Arkansas coal fields.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

A creamery has been organized at Hope and contracts have been closed for about 1000 gallons of milk a day. Tho plant will be put into operation about January 15.
The Monticellonian., 1915-12-30

Charles Lawson, woodchopper of Pratrie View, was made a cripple for life when crushed oy a tree he was felling. The bones in both legs were shattered and his back was broken He has wife ana two small children
World's cresset., 1915-01-07

But we are speaking on the, de
ticieacy OF them, or in other
words en- the part to show by
their works for instance. on
prayer they believe their work
is accomplished thru prayer. So
we say that if prayer is to be
heard and ans wered by God for
them or to them: then why not
ask for UNIVERSAL pence. For
Christ said
And whatsoever ye shall ask
in my n4me, that wilt ! do, that
the Father may be glorltied in
the Son.
If ye shall! ask any thing in
my name, will dot. <St. John
II -13-i4)
Do not say that it is not in
conformity with His will for you
to ASK for universal peace. For
this is one thing that Christ
prayed for, that His peace should
dwell here on earth. Please
read:
Peace I leave with you, my
peace l give unto you; not as
tne world giveth, give I unto
you. Let not your heart be
troubled, neither let it be
afraid lSt. John ii -27 also
And the peace of God, which
4; passeth all understanding. shall
keep your hearts and minds
through Christ Jesus. Pnil. f.
- alsu
! The Lord sill give strength
uAIo us pc pa, it2 LJru VIII
bless 1ls people WIN peace,
'tpsa,ns % III ai,u
The gIury VI this latter t,Ju *
shall be greater Ihan vi tt,e
former. saltn the Lord of hosts
and in this place will | give
peace, sa,tA the Lord Of hosts.
(Haggal 2-4)
, Trusting THAI we may D. fully
understood that there's a lack vi
part OF the peOp.e and tue prof.
fesSOrS also, We Ii, So,ll III tn
land OF the living
World's cresset., 1915-01-07

ard many otter good works
that r will moi mention at,this
timr. T. is Of the ,carb59.. ear.hiv
But 'he- Kipgi N ist; d can
from heaven. II will,'ake obedie
nee to the lawin Christ Jesus. to
make us an neir 20 oCh ,l,'s King
:.lom, and 20 t,ee,u from sin
Hoping t'A -7srs B'' IN F L
T. cal see the difference between
the order of the Lodge, aud the
Kingdom nf Christ,
Yours for II nth and pnNer ol
the Gospel. ....
Mr.. George a, G.rret,
.'.-R Il. No: /, sBS& 81
o.e Long Lane, No.
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE on TODAY: Is r RIGHT?

without beng m4d ''iappy.' He
comes to cleanse and help, md
this. is why the puet saws: @
Happy Day, O Happy Day. when
Jesus washedmy sins. awAy,fHA
taught me how to watch and
pray, and live rejoicing every
day." From ithis it is plainly
seen that each ones happiness
depends rpop the course he
takes; My Yish for'you is thai
in yonr heart 1shere my be found
room for Jesus Contributed,
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
LOCAL LORE.

-Hh. Oddfell, ~: meet every
LIST and 3rd Saturday nights at
their II vi at JAH V,llc.
Woods Fireless Coo6er, care
fully hoXed f o, b, IndianopoIis
price $40. 90
S. On Dec '2o.h. report of w..
JAH Vile Union Sabhatn Schpo,
was of tie hest Total No. of
scholars present II Officer. and
Teachers present s Interest.
from first to last of the very
best come one come all.
S.c..
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
QUESTIONS

/ H,s long after Carist died
"as 4 il; P.l' yas Chosen as
"a: AJ)s,a. d, ! ,h, GeEtiles
and why Was he chosen? M
End. l. thera any differences
il the yD.,e t,t Circumcision
c'mu'tAi o Peer, and the .gos.
p,-l CT u,clrcumct,lon committed
TO Paul? n
3rd, What was and is God's
+; 70 Wttnesse, standing before
the y,l 1f "a. t.@'i;
4tb, Who is the oaast thai
was, is not, yet is?
Letas NAV brAAc hers a. can
aaswer tn.se Questions and let
each pI eacuer under taking to
answer, 1t ans YER one ut q
time Is We v4nI t1a god Of all,
We do 1D' care nov many ausw-
er. II -aders 81 Nv these queS'
tlons 10 you p' eacbers and have
them ans Wer Or tel! you their
rras m and tlen YOU give their
reason tD Us for it,
World's cresset., 1915-01-07

Sister Artne'la Carter came
home weighing Is poa ads more
than when >np went away.
She comes cl 'es Go being an
eighteen karat queen and Old
Rill uas settt.d down and has
quiz tu| sing Dverytime Bunny
makrs dAu.nter new dress
whncn about rvery third day.
Ar'heIia 4ooAs ), strong that
prnhlly sh. nss eaten muscles.
Biu'> 81 ,d.y Scloo' class has
Withdrew mp achmeot suit as
ne agrees ""leacn out of Bible
and ',ni ak Of certain other
t!lu2' "''n''t 40 deacon had
''u,:'. :. uiln.un III tl.e pres.
&c NJ tue Young I havo lad
close z 'Dplng with last.
B. V. D : wnich Bill sold ME
and nm +> .Dilt up over IL as
me - ii" veil know iufini.
" s.
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
LONG LANE, MO.
A Dec. %, 1914,
Ed. WORLDS CREssET

Ed. WoRLp's CREssET
Kind Slr.a and brother it has
oeen some time since we have
written go.yoaf columns. There
has been ssvsral writer's vho has
written on Md Fellowship. Be
it understood that l don't wish
to say anything against the Or
der OF the F'L. T. +; But there
seems to be some who think
that Odd Fellowship is essential
to >atvaJlon; how that is not true.
Odd Fellowship. has never
cleansed a sopl from sin, nor new
er will, or in otber words, lolning
the Lodge never has freed a per.
son from sin.
Now this may seem plain Ian
guage to Mcpherson who clai ms
that Jesus the Christ wa- an
ODD Fellow, or that Paul was an
DAD Fellow or any of the Twelve
apostles thAo Christ chose was
Odd Fellows. Now Bro. in
tie F.. L.. 7. it you were called on
for the proof TIA: Jesus The
Christ belongs 10 tue Lodge
could you give the mum DER Of sne
Lodge that'he belongs to? Can
you how there Cnrist ever
paid Lodge aats? No. NJ will be
your answer.
Oid Felii, Ssalp i, ~ tning;
land the klhiSdou OF tod i, an.
other. A person can't bee me
an Odd Fellow withou. paying
out some money But a person
Can become citizen .f the king.
dom of Cod, dear Sun without
paying out money.
The Law o. Odd fellowship is to
look at er thi> eartely body. Tu
h~ea the Ai,i"w- and orpt,ans,
World's cresset., 1915-01-07

W.. z At napplues, seek ", 1t
seems tuaC YOU rapplness Tor
tue New Year uepv =, vD you,
and my udpplues, ~. tne New
Year depends On NE. Our
friends m.y wish u d Happy
New Year, OUT u,lelr .lsu lnde
peudeu. ii our Au.S cauuOL Sc
cure lvl vs. ihu New Year 5
happluess Lne reSvluJlOn We
make Nv tne Oegluulas vi Tie
New Year SHOW tina. connect
uapplness wlvtl our cuurse Ut
action, II an last years resolu
tlons nau ueen kepI oy Us a
greater part or tnls years happl'
ness would Ue asSuted, Tor we
would feel So Happy over last
year that We would starC on the
year Win strength Uf purpose
that would Dring glaouess luLO
our hearts, tiilS IN tu"n would
quicken our desires to make tuls
year as EuOu Or oetLer tuau last
year. auu with sucn in ain be.
tore Us tuere Is prospects Ut
reac hing ~.
! There would be nolhlng ~
hinder Inc year beng full vi JOY
for there Is one source Ut jJy
open 10 us that no one can close,
and ii We secure The Joy That
flows from this source, tnls
years happiness will lie assured,
The Poet says: Joy 10 Tue
world the the lord mas come;
let cara receive her King, let
every heatt prepare HIM rom,
anu heaven AMI nature sing 1t
VIZ prepare Him room in our
hearts, tbey viii be full ut JOY,
ior no on ever received Jesus
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
CLUB RATES

Any me who will make Us up
club Ct five Subscribers, send
1s two dollars and hold the fifty
;ents or their labor. Or a Club
often or more at the same rate
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
Read the
Cresset
Every week
NOTICE, saw Mill Men

We have Sixteen Horse Jumbo Eayna ia ils trim
and good dat Saw rig sale. En- sn4 voch $3.50
Saw rig $4OO $1,000 in a Gun }, ,2,s,i f.. 500 l,vn
the suit Purchaser Also ,4Jl:.s,- or tue very
best, Colorado Special Call n Is )r writ, Il, at
Brushyknob Mo Eng,e, Sawris and S4o.rator ,sr,bs
bought for the SUN of S0O0 -rne Co'ony Trustees.
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
,-(Cnntinued from page 81

body. We kno~ tnas This is not
the teachings of Christian Scien
fists. We trust that all our
readers in reading our former
article" Clearly understood that
We we're not assailins the heal
ing qualities Of Christ or Els
followers. neither are We trying
to come against the healing .acil
tiles of the Christian Science
people. 1t ,s the manner in
which they present our God, His
word and man First Thru The
defectiveness that Lney place on
the word. they make ,;od drfec
tive being. They Go This in
the manner they present the Two
records. And that too by pIac
ing the two in one. Here as we
have said. is where. the whole
world is wrong in saying that
there was but one man. This
makes. God ou.a 1alsuher, and
also a respecter OF persous. But
as our friend Mr.. Eaton says the
CHURCH or the people, who
should De ths peobIe of 1od.
have left their first love, and
after iniq0lty was found in them
they became imperfect. And now
we can only io1ll upon them as a
church aud people VINO need help
thru and by a restitution. First
the church will have to get the
power of healing that it had
in the days of the Adostles,
and then heath vii. be res
sDred. Christian Science GAINS
this power. but We must say that
there is quite a difference be-
tween the healing power then
,snd now. So we must still hunt
,or lost link. For Christ spake
and said to his Apostles just oe-
lore he left them, And be said
unto them, Go ye into all the
world and preach vhe gospel to
every creature.
He that believeth and is baptized
shall be saved; but he tnat belle
seth not shall oe damned.
and these Signs shallfoliow them
that believe; In my name sA;
they cast out Sevll.; tneV. y
speak with new tongues; :.
shall take 4. serpenss; and
they drinA< rs deadly thing, il
shall not huN them; they stal
.ay hands on The sick and they
shall recover. "[Mark 1h-1J-1e'
Now this power granted the
apostles were nov to die whe1
they, the apostles died, but it
was to reach to every believer,
that would believe on Cnrist thru
their preaching. and to know
that there is many who claim to
be believers. yet those signs du
not follow them; not even in tile
SO called christian cnurches. Fol
Christ said: "Wnosoyer believ
eth on ME, the works that I dt
shall he do and greater work,
than these, becaus- | 60 unit
my father For He said agair
Whatsoever We ask in my nam,
! wjlldo it," In this the so cal
led Christian Science fails. The,
do not get al. things tney asl
for. And we know all the $,
called churches fail in this, ant
the study Of the mind OF maj
and getting Him on the ground
Of conscience will never restur
the true power of Chris,ial
Science until the restitution o
all things come. We shall admi
that conscience is good, whel
World's cresset., 1915-01-07
The New Year
<tcsaM ade, Happy

VIII .uu III T.
~ "1 Lne happiness
Plate .tt depend. Happl.
doesn to oe wnaL most pen
i ~ peking, anu since Luose
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-03
WINCHESTER.

Mrs. Hedlzie and Mrs. Peterson OF
Antigo mother and sister Of Mrs.
Emil Peterson are spending the week
here with her
The Masquerade dance given by the
r. N. "A. lodge was a success in every
way. We understand the Owls will
give one on Jan. 1st. Everyone be
gin to plan their costume.
G. A. Backstrom is attending the
county board meeting this week at
Eagle River.
Dr. r.. q. Hickey is spending q eou-
pie of days with out Of town frieAas.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hogue Of Vinegar
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Hogue's parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cole.
Miss Mccarthy, one OF our teachers
spent Thanksgiving at her home in
Merrill.
Mrs. Jim Baker and sister We're
called home to Arbor Vitae last week
by the message stating that their
mother was very i'll. They have re-
turned.
Chas. Thomas Of Vinegar was a
caller in town last week.
Mrs. Kenfeld Of Oshkosh is in town
this week with a line OF millinery.
Mrs. sipps Of Vinegar was the
guest Of friends in town Friday night.
Mr.. Bromley has nice Xmas dis
play in the store windows. 1t makes
us begin to think seriously of old
Santa land also count our odd change
to see if we have enough to reach.
Ernie Hedkie is the proud possessor
of the finest buck brought to town
this year, weighing better than $50
pounds with splendid set of horns.
The old saying, ''That 3 mans
heart is reached through his stom-
ach, we believe is true. For since
Thanksgiving the boys at the board
ing house swear by the cook. We
should think they would for the way
John swooped down on his flock Of
chickens with q cleaver in one hand
and murder in his eye, we fully be-
leve the boys had a good dinner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-03
CLEAR WATER Ian

Warren Begford Of Laon,
spent Thanksgiving with the
as family here.
Mr., Higgins and friend imI
cage, the new owner and mann
Clearwater Lake Lodge and a
spending the week mere.
Prof Ladtick, the state !
teadent Of the Seven Day Adj
school, spent sunday here.
Ed Thomas and Warren
left THURSDAY for Laona Jet, i
this winter.
Herman Korth spent Sundi
nome.
Arb Tyler spent Tuesday 1t
Lakes.
The program given at The
Saturday was very satisfactoF
who attended.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-12-03
w ATERSNrVr

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM NJ
proud parents Of a ne ~, "pR
born Friday, Nov % D.. oaoI
and child are doing nioo' p0al
Excavation has bas.n
started for the new 2 ! aaa
tank here. The work / :, =.
supervision OF Fred ceb !, LUCY
fioo Wis Fac 9