The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1915-04-15
PROH|S TO WAGE
A STRONG FIGHT
SENATOR T. C. WHITE SAYS AN
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO RE
PEAL STATEWIDE LAW.
WILL ORGANIZE LEAGUES
Statewide Bill Passes Both Houses by
Overwhelming Majorities Dur
ing the Last Session.

"'Jo'lu ' O in Arkansas in several years
" ~ Miss Earl Chambers of Little Rock
chief probation officer of Pulaski Coun
~. also delivered interesting ad
Little ROCK = dress Juvenile Court Work in Ar
lb1tiohlsts VIII wage Kansas The days program closed
against the measure with 10minute of the meet
s propose 10 lal ing by G. w Reid superintendent OF
repeal the stateWl1e the Texarkana schools.
ssed by the 49o Leg One of the pleasant social fea
to Senator lhomds lures of the convention the ban
Bu leader OF INC quet rendered by President
in the Senate Sen of the State Normal school
ompeted his work on in the banquet hall of the Hotel Ma
Il Committee ana VIII ron Mr.. Doyne acted POSTMASTER
IS enter the WORK OF Toast responses by p p
Saloon League in CLAYTON of Washington n George
lie the state III the Cook, B. w Torreyson, Mrs John
1ition Moore of Helena G G. Denny and FIX
ear that the law will ron Wray.
be
executive COMMITTEE The fund Arkansas exhibit
he field within the at the Panama-Paec exposition is
organize new leagues within few thousand dollars of the
pfehlbon forces lor required and commissioners
OF the exhibit confident the entire
Will De one OF Tie amount will be according
lie heid by the E&eeu to B. T. Hoenberg, commissioner
the league lie was general.
first statewide bill c. Clary commissioner of labor
last Legislature ara received check 500 the
hnatly passed posh Western Union Telegraph Company
Whelming naofes and others amounting $50 addition
Ply OF MS Dill WIN al The total contributed
was one of the eg the fund through letters Mr. Clay
ed from the first that to corporations is about $00 The
be passed amount received from banks amounts
to about $1,000.
3 appropriatng SIS.
and heating plant at Members the Railroad
tai for Nervous Dis Commission they
wide for the nstaa dately appeal
lighting plant the United States Supreme Court The
at hearing Legislature appropriated fund of SS
investigating 000 to be used in continuing the fight
cher Lonoke in the Frisco and Kansas City South
To cases. and the commissioners said
10 provide light that this would be sufficient
installed. Mr.. the expenses of the suits.
the heavy cost of
The Arkansas Railroad Commission
- Will issue order substituting the
D. Marneau Western Classification (freight No.
of the defendants in 90 supplements Nos l. @ and
Johnson himself for Western Classification No
n taxpayers against supplements effective April
taxpayers According to the commissioners, the
or state, schedule has decreases in
treasurer, decreeing rates than the present
ints shall be perpet-
ON issuing paving The Arkansas Railroad Commission
moneys to or on ac- ruled that commodities shipped
ommittee of the Leg Arkansas state and
employees reconsigned to points within the state,
- take the interstate rate only the
ardng extending second shipment
ing certain
OF forthcoming from The L. B. Price Mercantile Com.
was rumored that pany. incorporated
sue procamatlons eX Missouri filed certificate
in certain counties ing the appointment of w. E. Bailey
ayers are In poor CT Little Rock agent in Arkansas
H. The governor said
hing in regard 1seor+a - rooroon,zo ~ ae
Ut oeelHeu 70 nahe Flank of Leoa have failed
" " ne "oee w liquidation of the affairs of
tuition will continue under direc-
Martneau issued an of State Banking Department
t State Auditor Dick
warrants to Hugh Carter, highway engi-
special investigating neer engaged directing the work
er by the Legislature making preliminary surveys
he accounts OF state miles of road to be built under
bers OF the old state new Alexander road law.
- W. B. Owen chairman of the State
hway Commission is highway Commission has returned
small road and trip Camden Beardsley
demonstration work where he attended
1eetngs. The models lngs.
ter those on exhibit
session. but e April 10th the prosperous
day for the game license fund its
creation by the Legislature re-
acres of cotton and eep for the day were 01 The bal
planted the state ahee III uie iuha IS 1000.
S planting is
rate of ooo acre : Beerstecher state au.
n Cant Iobn r. p,r dtor's office promoted DO
If the stion of printing clerk sue
coed George Treyathan of Batesville,
who resigned.
st''e highway ehsf The University of
~ ~. ou Wv Arkansas, which will be issued from
a ~ pne the state auditors office. will be print.
- n. uis ed i the university coors, cardinal
~ ~ ena' eoui,y' and white.
Journal Com II now looks as if the state
mpeted their work reports will be printed spite
were turned over to veto Of Gov Hays which cut
state. this item ont
Veneer Company of Two Hereford calves, each year
articles OF Otto Seigal
secretary OF state County for $500.
issued in the United State Bank Commissioner John NJ
A avis that checks had been
for the issuance OF ssud per
certificate notes depositors deunct
lip proceedings of the Bank Wynne
oal Company
'rauons That agricultural schools
will be able to operate S45 900
State Treasurer Nc each in their appropriations was
quarter ending March belief expressed Governor
of $202426946 in the denied asked the
ch however nearly of the Boards Trustees
permanent school resign if they felt they ope
M rate the schools the amount