Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-11

Average daily attendance during July at the Panama-Pacific Exposition was 69,602. The daily average since opening 58,26S.
 Clint Williams, young negro. con- Vlcted of murdering Oscar Scroggins, messenger boy, last December was hanged at Fort Worth, Tex.
 Sauerkraut promises to be low in price next winter. Central Illinois gardeners are being paid but Is cents per hundred pounds for cabbage.
 Eight persons were injured when Baltimore & Ohio passenger train No l04, east-bound, collided with a Gin cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton freight train at Washington Courthouse O
 
 Specially constructed talking ma chimes are now being manufactured by Paris house for use in the trenches.
 Harry G. Hontz is in jail at Salt Lake City, having confessed that he wrecked the Scenic Limited on the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad near Springville, Utah, last Monday.
 
 The Kaiser has been challenged to fight duel. His would-be opponent is Lord Northbourne, 70 years old.
 
 William c. Loomis of Rock Island, H., has confessed robbing the bank at North Liberty, la, July 16.
 Leo Mayer, 17-year-old Bavarian boy, who has been in the county jail at Oakland, Cal, since July 19, charged with theft, hanged himself in his cell.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Gootch of Litch- field, H., found their daughter in Pana after IS years absence. She was placed in an orphanage in Chi cage Is years ago.
 
 Edward Kinna, the Louisville (KyO boy. charged with assertion from the British naval reserve, was released. The railroad tracks between the Des Moines River bridge and Alexan- dria, Mo-, south of keokuk, are under water, and culvert bridge is washed out of line, so that Keokuk is cut off from direct communication south
 Reports indicate that Marion w. Reilly had received 14,000 votes of 3O,000 counted so far in the Missis- sippi gubernatorial primary. Theo- dore G. Bilbo received 12,000.
 c. c. Curtis, charged with conspir- acy in the robbery of the Kaw City (Ok.- National Bank April IS, was ar rested at Sierra Madre, Ca. He ad- mits he is the man sought.
 Premier Okuma of Japan and his cabinet may reconsider their resig- nations. The elder statesmen have recommended to the emperor that he decline to accept the resignations.
 Dispatches report an attack by French aviators on Strassburg, capi- tai of Alsace Lorraine.
 Five Geneva, H., girls, two of them high school graduates last June, have a carriers.
 The two-year-old son of Mrs. Elmer Joseph of New Haven, H., fell into an open cistern and was drowned
 One man was killed and three oth- CTS were injured by an explosion in the experimental bomb proof" room at the United States arsenal at Frankford, Pa.
 The Germans already have begun using flax as substitute for cotton in some of their munitions factories. The unearthing of a great temple at Muphis, Egypt, was announced by the University of Pennsylvania museum.
 
 The first daily newspaper to be pub lished in the German language has ap- peared in Brussels.
 Renewed activity of Katmai volcano, Alaska, is indicated by the presence of ashes in the air.
 A report circulated in the finan- cial districts stated that the Nesting house Electric Company has actual orders on it's books which total be- tween $60,0O0,O0O and $70,00O.OO0
 The British submarine operating in the Sea of Marmora, shelled Turk ish troop train, destroying seven cars ard killing more than 200 soldiers.
 A register for human thoroughbreds is one of the projects to be given con sideration by the national conference on race betterment at San Francisco.