The Pulaskian., 1915-10-22

iCoI SAIy WClS plSdS0u WlJH JIo nOSp1- tality and entertainment rendered them. They enjoyed drive in mo- tor cars to the Old River Clubhouse, where fine spread awaited them The business session, at which a strong set of bylaws was adopted, was held at the St. Francis county courthouse. Walter B. Williams, edi- tor of the Monroe County Citizen and president of the association, presided. Frank N. Henderson of the England Courier was elected secretary-treasu, Ter, succeeding H. E. Wood, who was absent and reported to have retired from the newspaper business.
 The Arkansas Lime Company of RrCdels has accepted contracts for 5,200 tons of glass sand to be deliver ed this autumn and winter. This is the largest contract for glass sand ever placed in this part of the coun- try. There are immense deposits of this sand in Izard county.
 While driving wagon loaded wllh logs near Dalark, Nathan Woods was painfully injured and narrowly es capped death. Woods was walking be- side the wagon when an obstruction in the road causei 1t to tilt and his head was caught between the wagon bed and a tree.
 Hillory Jennings of Little Rock, who has been collecting exhibits of northwest Arkansas apples to be en. tered for prlzes at the Panama-Pa- cific International Exposition, San Francisco, supervised the loading of 100 boxes of choice apples from Fay ettevi1le to be sent to Rogers, from which place a carload of apples ob- tained from Fayetteville, Springdale, Rogers and Bentonville will be shipped to San Francisco. The carload is made up of 400 boxes of select apples
 The war that has been on for sev- eral weeks between the Texarkana Pastors Association and the Sunday, moving picture shows has ended in a victory for the pastors. The picture shows remained closed and the mana gers of each made for-lal announce ment that in future there will be no more Sunday performances.
 The Womble-M Mount Ida county seat fight has shifted it's activities tempo rarily into the Circuit Court of Gar land county, where it was brought by the Mount Ida parl.sans on proceed ings for restraining order to prevent a second election belng held for re- moving the county seat from Mount Ida to Womble
 More than 200 carloads of apples have been shipped from Springdale thus far this year and the shipments in the opinion of some will reach 30o cars before the season is ended.
 Cotton seed sold for SAP per ton at Beebe. More than 2,O0O bales of cot ton have been marketed here, the price ranging from 10 to 13 cents.
 Jackson county will this year follow the lead of the Memphis Business Mems Club. ''Let Arkansas feed her self," will again be the slogan
 Many cherry trees in Mountain View are in bloom for the second time this year and some have green fruit on them.
 Racing will be the feature of each days events at the Hampstead county fair at Hope, beginning October 26.
 A handsome catalog for the Yell county fair, October 26-29, has just been issued by the association.
 Work preliminary to developing test oil wells near Belfast, Grant county, is under way.
 During the Columbia county fair, the Magnolia News is published daily 
 If the Cadror Ridge stone, which may be obtained within a mile of Con- way, proves to be of sufficient hard ness under tests that are now under way, it will be used in paving the streets in Districts No. and No. at Conway
 The Dardanelle Post-Dispatch of last week carried for one firm an ad- vertisement of five and one-half pages, the largest ever carried by that paper. The advertisement was put in by J. D. Goldman < Co.