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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

It's contagious. Several hundred
metal workers for the Du Pont Pow
der Co., getting 1915 for a nine-hour
lay, are on strike for IS and an eight
hour day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

Not sure it's because Of its married
members, but the Baldhcad club Of
America, in announcing its banquet.
next month, state that cabaret girts
will be barred.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

Mayhap Secretary Redfcld can bar
cheap European goods without
amending the tariff law, but there
are people who'll have TO be shown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

Protectionists regard efforts TO save
our manufacturers from competition
with chop foreign goods without re-
vising the tariff as we'll meant but not
practicable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

It cost village Jerseyman $50 20
keep chickens in his dining room, yet
every city restaurant keeper makes
money by filling his with thcm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

Call them party leaders" or
"bosos," as you please, it has TO be
admitted that they control the pri-
mary as easily as they did the con-
vention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

st. John Gaffncy deposcd United
States consul at Munich, is said to be
coming home to lecture for Germany.
And, not being rich it isn't likely hell
do it for fun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

Every big battle in Europe hangs up
new world-record, but thank good
ness there's a physical limit to the
butchery that must soon be reached.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

Wall street figures on so per cent
Of the outside gamblers going broke
that's why Il welcomes them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12

out o. an tn thousands an thou
sands o. things & worry about I'm this
life some folks select tn Monroe
Doctrine. So fer ugthiu' has been
rightod On tn Eastand disaster, but
tn boat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-12
sUU .CWpTION PRICES.
T..#..rr .U NI...UU only.

Euurrd u Che Tulsa posuuro n s'.1na
'...a Matter
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

W7NIfT FTo0T11n'8 nTHTrHI1IIon N I've
amnuH sentimental .Hmr3N rhr lA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-30

.vHn furmlm Snples street 40
'OINr.I .Dhaul was che gardening cam
rlian extensively carried out lnihs~
fHf." -chaoIs however more than or
HuHtrei children 90 gascd In the wef
Nni the committee that launches ~
rHmraIen w Immensely elnted Al '~
re+ults tmii have been achieved
fNuwIna how results have beeA
achieved Principal Royalty 81 ihn "a
rle street school reports ihe lpilpF
H- work hV his pupils;
Twenty uinc Of the chldrer nav
urIrns hoth at home and al sshael
Twenty el-ht have gardens a W
school aluno
rhriy two have gardeHs at the ho'N
HI.nD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
amDiirmers slbidieO.

8ie SiIber eieiBte iebes 9af.
@eiI arob Der Wonb barber itanb.
Im 8ipdtburm mar Elm Sidt mob
pa6a
Der Siirmer liiste idarf ms Sano.
Or qing Die Sole gails nllein,
@eplauoer idol aiiS mandlen Smis
limo oft: Die 8ddt, Die &ndjt ON
@beiit
geim aronipirt Ioi6 bas Sid)t aro6
augaa
90 tpanot' er iidy nod einmaI I'M:
Bon Serne i1immerte nod idapaf
Sein Slid, ieim fleines Gigentum.
9ort idIitdSten 8eib uno ainb ibn
nod.
Die @lode brobnte laiiaiam 3ebn.
Sbm idIlie oaS Ser5 10 neb, 10 pilb
9o1 einmal sriiBte er bas Bib
Der Seinatb. nauf gut @ieoeriebn!'
60 iprah er leis urtb ieuf5te idpner-
...... lrt6 fam nift mebr
CT. g. @merifa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
(einaefnlibt)
Sran @cnricitc S%benbans geitOrben.

Senriettc Sbenbalps, gcb. Silrcl,
lpnroc 9eboren ant 30. @dr5 1859
an Der 6irit Greet in @ascormoe
Gountp, @tiifouri no iic ibrc ailt.
Oeriabre perbradte, nnh mn 25ten
5ebrilar 1876 perbeiutbetc iie lid
nit @st. Sbenbaiis. 9icie @be
ipltroe nnit fiirf &inoer ~gelaglet:
aIfreb, Sslpalb. @illim, Souis u.
&pbert. Nile iiinf &inoer lparclt ait.
melerb als i)r gnoe fam.
9oIo ltndy ibrer perbcitblutg tolrf-
rem iie einc Snrn OH Der Sirit Greet
auf melfer lie Dobntct bis in Serblt
1900. nls lie Damn init ibrfr Samilie
nad) &orias 5oger, mto lid) cine
Sarnt IN ser Nabc BON 2aSross.
faufteu, mo- Tie beitdnbig ruobnten bis
3lnir Grbc. SIR 8utte Itarb ont :.
Oe5embcr 1912, lett DER Belt iin9 lie
an al lciber, his por illlgcf1br ilpei
Monnten iic oir Der @oiicrindt err
frantic, i'll wclder lid, nod ein all-
fal bon Slnlgeprt5iillblnta 5iNtcIItc.
sic itarb alt s. glpril 1915 mn
~biitterlGbt fiiruf &inocr, 5,pci SdNpa
jtern, eillen @ntel iuro cine 9roBt
4n5abl Sreltl0e mcld,e rbreW Io.
Idieo aili bos tieitc bctralPril, Sit
erireiite iid Der Id,tr1lg Miller, oil
lie tanntcu. Sic tr,r9 ibr Seioel
nit GROCER 8eoulb urtb mar bcrci'
ii6 in ibr Sd,idiaI 5t iii9en. 8rieo'
ibrer slide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
sdjInk Der 2insIes sdnIs.

8ir butten am pergoil9enen Srei.
tag oas 8ergniieen Der ShlmBfeier
,obiser Sd1itle, llrter 2eitltrg oes
2ebrers, S. ". 9opce. bei5atmobnen.
8eiuder batten fid in groBer GAIL
eingeflrnoerr itnb ein iintcrbaltc1roes
Brosroan fam our ausfiibrlins. SSn
2anfe bes 9ndmittags fam aa,d, bic
Srase oes 6rauenitimirred,ts sur
Debate; bafiir iprade1t s. B. so.
fed ,nib s.. 80. Mottbeus, Soaescit
s. 81. 8opee nn,b Slioer Terfirts.
Die @idter entfdieoelu saigandteir Der
Ietteren. Dies ut 2ebrer gopeess
5~tpeiter 1ermii, an obiger SdaiIe,
ipeIdeit cr epfolsreid 81 Gnos se-
iiibrt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
glter SolSat sntt lcstcn Nppea
gernfcn iuurbem.

Col. 6reo 9iibrle lit fiir5lld, i'll
Sanie ieines Spbnes Grnit ir aan'
las 9Th geItorbert. rpabrclrb er lid,
bort an 9eiudl mtfbielt. Die Seife
wuroe in Scfferion Gitp lt,tcr Den
anspiSien Ser s.. u. 81, bceroigt.
COMPANY g. %fellerte Elm Salilt ilbcr
Dos Grab.
Col. q. g. Seaber ipionlete ON
@rabe Dem &ertorbenen eiileir mar
men Iddrnf. Cine StroBcncar. NIT
SrauerfIor bebangell, fibr porail
uno bradbtc picle 5nnn 6rieoboft.
3punSig automobile foIgten u1to
aud, sic 5peite Strabenrar mar be-
iett. Gs ipur elmer Der 9rOBten
2eifen5iige, ser in SefTeriou eltp
ipit Sdbren geiebelr iporben lit. Seit
benz 3obe BON @oup. Maruaoltfe III
1888 mar bies bas critic Se9r1bitlB
in Spfferion Gitp bel weldem alleS
nadp thrift militriiGdpr Sorld'rlft
biirdeeiiibrt milrbc. Sol. Silbrle
bate 5lt 2eb5eiten oen @nilId' ais
georiidt, bab es 10 geid>ebcn 'olle.
uno 10 ipurbe es aiidJ icirtcm @ilits
if,e gentdB altsgefiibrt.
Der gerItorbeile Grblidte an a..
@Grs 1887 in gooen 9ertIdJano,
oas 2i6t Ger @eIt, fuln in 1858
nod Stem gorf unb in 1858 nod
Sefferion Sin. SIM Siirgerfriege
fGn1pite er allf Seitell Der llniorL
befom in ser Sdlaf)t bel @illon
Greet cine &ilgcl ms 9ein, blieh
aber olf ieir,em Soften uilo ipltroe
ipdtcr BON Den aonfoberirten 9efdn'
gen gerommen, Giniae niditS tilt'
iae &onfooerirte SoIbaten felerten
allf Die @~efangenen llttb imlrSe Serr
9iibrIe oil Ger ref,ten Sdirlter per.
munoet. 9as @eipann ideilte mo
Iief Oopon. Ser @agen Iflii9 Inn
mno blieb am @ese lieaen. nit Ser
rem giibrIe mo eincm arlaeren @e'
farraenet barunter. Die rgor" Deg
@agets belt beibe felt arl gooen.
Serr 8iibrle bate elm graullges er'
Iebnib. Sdpeine funnen berafl mn
err mubte es NIT anieben, lple or.le
BEN imstpiIben geitorbenem Mitge'
ionaenen in Glide 5erriiicn mn
ulrfiraben. SEER 8iibrlc foratte ltt,
obidon es ailr pierten Gage mar,
nod, 10 biel b%epeselt. Inn Die Sdapet'
ne BON iidJ ob3ubaIten. @ie olrd,
@ottcs 1iiauna fan &ettirn9, oen
elm 5anner fanb i'm. 9itbrle ipiir'
Sc al ben aonfoberirten gebrod)t, n1
oie @umoen p~erbnnben ipliroeii.
Gudoem er iiber Elm babies Sdbr III
einem SoipitoI geweien mar, trat er
nieber Der Union arTtee bel inter
Tiibruna bom gIbert Siegel. grn
%. SUM 1868 ertieIt er cine eb'
renbafte GntIaiinns, fam 5rriif mad,
Seffcrion Gitp unS eroffitete einen
@rocerpitore. Serr giibrIe mar einf
melt ,tto brett befannte Gerionlidl'
feit un6 bis Dor ciniaen SSsabren Der
itootIide aononier. Bel elmer icoen
feffIid,en gegebenbeit oes Staates
Iicben Col. giibrIc uiS oeiicn Brit
ser @enooIin bonn 9%apitolhiiael her
al Die aafpnen ~er6rohnci. getoe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
Dptimiit nimmt eiseue @eOi5in.

Or bot 3utraiten in feline Weo''
aim uno tpeiB, bab er 2inoerilitg er'
iabrt. aeute, Die Or. Sings Sseip
giseoperp fir grfdltuns itebilletl,
iino optimiiiid. sic piiien, Dab
Siele Meoisin bic aranfbeitsfelme
inn Solie tobtet uno Der 9ntiir Den
Sea 8ur Selling offnet. Cine er'
faItuna IaBt fid ridt Surd ober'
flddIide gebanoIiirw pertreiben
man misb an Die 8ur5el geben'
seio optimiftiid. Solt beiite eirt
SIaffc bon Gr. &ing's @etp Dis
roperp. otaop3
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
anberen beIfen. 90 es fir anbcrc

<tbUtAtN pIttS"" N~u ihA utUsAt
bon ,sSilie fem FAINT" idreibt sSrau
Strop, bon SiasbaIe, Sreg.,
,piII id, eradbler. mas Sorni's 81
peufrduter fir mid getbau bat.
Seit Sabren lit id on nerpoIen
anpflfpnerSen. 0as Seioen iiber.
mid, 10, bob id sum Irbei.
ten ,mfdbig mar. Sd mar pollitdre
Dig erid0pft, nnb befiird)tete, BON Ell.
ner %9ef1brlid)en &ranfbeit beimge.
i,tdt 5li weroen. SD oepiud)te Der.
idieoene Irten Meoisin, oodD obne
grfolg. Cine Srelnbir ersGflte mir
banrt bon 6orni's Ilpenfrduter. Sd)
fann rlir iagen, baB ids uidlt fir
taliierto Dollars bos @iite bergeben
piirbe. mas es mir setbau bot. Seit.
her bin id, INNER aeiiulb gciucien."
Eauienbe babcn 3eltgnis ab9elest
iiber oie groBen @ortteiIe, ipeld,cs
iie ourdl ben @ebrald, bieies alten,
seiterprobten &rditter.t 6eilmitteIS err
langten. gS ncroient bic animerf.
iarnfeit aIlcr 2ei6e,ben. Gs ut fem.
apotbefer . Meoi5in, - fein Irtifcl
bes @robhanbcls. Torni's Ilpen.
frGlter miro Dem gltblifum bireft
bonn 2aboratoriiniu aelieiert burdl
SpeSialoaenter. Die ernanat iinh
bon ben SeritelIerit: Or. Geter
Tabrnep & Cons 60, 1875 50.
Some gbc,. Chicago. Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
@erbanolungen pm Der 8~dsepnabe
Gpnntp Stcneraussleid.
Seb6r6e.

Die 9cborbe frat ON 5. apriI,
1915. in Sisune. anmeieno Die
0tidter 6ranf Snden, Sp. 3aitrow
mo $. s. 8atooemeper. ionic aud
aiieiior 6. 81. Meper, Selomelier
&iiieI 9iaupin ,unb Go,intp GIerf
Ser6. SIes.
Die 9eboroe madte folgelloe @er-
~Gitberunsen nit 8e5ug orf Die BON
aiieiior eitgeidSdsten @ertbc DOL
@rlmoeieentbum:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16

Epob6am ibr ei,d beiite bel be.
item BcbIiein befinoet, fSnrt ibr
n,opaer toot fein. @sitattet mir eiid)
einen aontraft 5n seiser, iltter mel
dem. FIR eine serinse. idbrltdc slais'
aobe, ibr eiirer SnniIie aettdebers
elm ricnatIihes ODER Elm idbrlides
Gfrforunen fiGern fOnnt.
q. q. SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16

Die llirterilldu nge oes ader.
bai1 : gonegiums Der llnineriitat oes
Staats Miiiouri baben ge5eigt Dob
aitf IA Sarme1r sic @rbaltltng zines
arbeitspterbes ourfidmittli6 $S5.23
foitet; oieie Soften p~ertbeilen iia
ipie ioIat: Suffer, TIA Bro5enl
arbeit, lot Bro3ent; ionitiee ao-
item, 11.9 Irosent. Die Soften Der
@rbaItnne elmer Iildfub, mar fir
ben 9eoarf bes Saltsbalts, beldiIt
iidy mtf $47.95. Die grbaltiut9 ei-
ner Wilferei (oairp.farm). foinmt
m,f $40. Die grbaltung einsr
3itdtJSa lt fnmnt oirf 1851. giti
elmer Sor1it gelafte es bieie Summe
lurt beinabe bte Sdlfte SIT rebnsieren
birh Gerrpenoing bes Siltters BON
@inter-@eiben. Die Soften fir or.
baItitna zines Sltbrts, aitf Ser Sam
hcInrfen iidl ni,f csc. pro Ssobr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16
serbmSIunaen i'm e~unntp.@eridlt.
2~ouncrstas ben s. april 1915.

Die 9iirgeridaften Der StraBet'
a~uiieber mlirben u1gcionnteil.
gittgeiiid BON W. e. 9imton nno
anoercn, fir @erGuoerun9 elmer OF
ientliden Strobe; @r6finnng Der
Strabe nuroe a~irgeorouet.
@ittihriit Don Gbas. @ateiaeper
uito ufroeretl, iiir eine lleipe ofient.
Iife StruBe, ipuroe ob%aapieen.
8itt9eiud) DON Sui. 8nreis uito
aroerelr, iiir neue offentlifc StraBc,
pltrbe abeeipieien.
Sreitag, Den 8. Tpril 1915.
6oIaenoc &ednaurgen wIroen se-
priiit uliO sur 3ablilng arlgemiclelr:,
j. M. Schermann, costs st.
VS.. E. Smith -. -. 5000
j. M. Schermann, Inquest
|. ID. Smith -. 1855. 2I.lo
j. M. Sehermann, BID. pris. 7.Oo
j. M. Schermann, Inquest
unknown person 49,. =. 39.Zo
State Hosp. 3, insane poor lo6.lo
Owensville Bank, sub. Can
aan Rosebud road .:.... 20
A. L. Schnitger, janitor 3l.O0
Case. Cen. Tel. Co., rent 6.41
&c. M Danuser, postage III
Ferd. Pletz, postage acct.
election supplies 49,. ). 15.22
City of Hermann, water ;. 30
Her. Elect. Light Co, light 10.95
III. Eberlm, drayage !. ola
Graf Prtg. Co., stationery 3,25
Claims for road drags dist. /,
is. q, % and "a allowed.
Subscription for road dist. Il
and II approved.
Fl. w. Heidbreder appointed men
Der county text book commission
Claims allowed:
A. L. Schnitger, 2da. p. ct. 4,Ol
Ferd Pletz, clerk fees :. lS7.7l
r. Mauin, 3da. BID. eq. -. 100
E. A. Meyer, 3da.bd. eq. LOO
FIR Oncken, 3da. BID. eq. and
2da. co. ct. and mi. ......26.2'
Hy Zastrow, same 26.5,
H. F. Buddemeyer. same 34.Ot
A. L. Schnitger, 3da. BID. eq.
and 2da. co ct :. -. 100
A. Il. Schnitger, postage 1.O(
A. r. Schnitger, Ida. cir. ct. 2.0C
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16

poren edte 8atrioten. Sic limo
m,,t nid3t mebr. alpd ole aarlone
lit eritumnit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-16

Die acntad,ten gerdnoeruneer er.
boben Den 0ertb 6es @runobeiises
in @aseono6e Golnfp inn ,ir,eefdbr
$4,000 tpooiirh cine Grhobune Der
@tetcreinfiinfte nm sos, c~rSielt
tuir6.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30

of Arkansas" the speaker said, "i
 a governor with moral courage, witl
 a backbone as big as a lamp pos that can say no with no uncertain l sound. That is the kind of gover
 nor we must elect if we are tC
 forge to .ie front in moral and ma
 terial progress"
 At the conclusion of his address l the speaker caused pledge cards tc | be distributed among those as sembled asking for financial assist ance in pushing the campaign. He said it was going to take a consid- erable sum of money to make the fight successfully against the unlim- ited slush fund of the saloon men and that the only means of secur- ing this fund was by direct contri- buttons from the people. Those who signed the pledges are to pay a stipulated sum per month, payable quarterly. Several hundred pledges were made.
 Before the benediction was pro- nounced by the pastor, Rev. c. M. Reyes, Senator Cabiness requested those who had signed the pledges to remain for a few minutes after the audience was dismissed in order to effect a local organization for the campaign. Quite a few remained and the organization was effected by the election of the following we'll known citizens.
 President of the local anti-saloon league, Hon. G. o. Light; vice pres ident, Dr. F. M. Scott; secretary treasurer, T. B. Kitchens; chairman of the campaign committee, Hon. J. M. Futrell; chairman of the law en- forcement committee, Judge Jeff Bratton. These officers are to meet and effect further organization by electing subordinates to serve with them on the several committees.
 NAS0ho io StlOHS teupeTduCe county. At the general election in 1912 the county went for state vile prohibition and the friends of +he cause expect it to do so with ,n :n- creased majority in 1916.
 Senator Cabiness left this morn ing for Piggott where he goes to or ganize Clay county. He is working under the auspices of the anti-saloon league of the state and will, devote the next few months to organizing the temperance forces of the entire state for the coming struggle.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30
CUTTING AFFRAY SATURDAY NIGHT
Elmer Dunnaway Slashed H. A. Giles Across Side of Face, In-
 flicting Ugly Wound.
(From Mondays Daily Press)


 As result of carrying cargo of mean whisky and an excess of profanity, both of which were in dulged in with reckless abandon of the proprieties of the occasion, H. A. Giles, employed at Bradburn' s factory, has his face swathed in bandages, and Elmer Dunnaway, a we'll known carpenter, is fifty dol lars shy in his pocket change. Giles is alleged to have used abusive lan- guage to Dunnaway which the lat ter resented with a display of cut lery and exhibition of carving skill that reached from Giles left ear to the point of his chin. The near tragedy was staged in front of the Stancill hotel Saturday night about ten o'clock, the final scene being en- acted in police court this morning when Judge Bratton fined Dunnaway fifty dollars for simple assault, and Giles was given a ten dollar package for drunkenness.
 Testimony was somewhat con- flicting, but in the main it develop ed that the two men had been at outs and on Saturday night while Dunnaway was on his way home Giles accosted him in front of the Stancill hotel and an argument en- sued. Some testified Giles slapped Dunnaway, but this was disputed by other witnesses. The controversy was brought to a sudden terminus when Dunnaway slashed Giles across the face with his knife, inflicting an ugly and painful wound. Giles was taken to the sanitarium where he remained until yesterday. Dunna- way was placed in jail, but was re- leased last night on bond. He was charged with aggravated assault, after hearing the testimony Judge Bratton reduced the charge to sim pie assault and gave him a fifty dollar fine.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30

damus. It is thought that under the
 new order the taxpayers may have | to pay back taxes for the last two or three years at the same rate as
 they were paid when due. This would make the tax burden next ] year about three or four times as great as usual.
 In addition to the indebtedness the county has on the court house, there is floating indebtedness
 amounting to more than $3O,OOO.
 It has been suggested by Sheriff R.
 F. Milwee that a company be organ
 ized to buy up all county scrip at 60 cents on the dollar, including that held by the construction company | It is believed this would solve the
 problem if the company would waive judgment on it's suit and allow the ! county to pay off the debt at $12,- 900 year. County officials are of the opinon that with an economical | administration the debt could be paid
 off in from six to eight years. An.
 other plan talked of is to appeal the
 suit to the United States supreme
 court. A meeting probably will be
 held soon to consider what is to be
 done.
 Property in the county has been
 assessed at 50 per cent for several years and if the court order is car
 ried out it will mean that the coun- ty will pay nearly twice as much
 state taxes on it's property as any
 other county in the state This is
 because the state tax is a fixed per
 cent and the assessed value of rrop-
 erty in the county would be great
 ly above that of any other county.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30
BITTER PILL FOR
 MONROE COUNTY
United States Court Decision Orders Full Value Assessment to
 Pay Debts.

Clarendon, April 27.-Monroe county taxpayers are confronted with the possibility of paying from three to four times the ordinary amount of taxes next year through the mandamus recently issued by the United States court of civil appeals requiring the county assessor to as- sess all property in the county at 100 per cent valuation.
 Four years ago the county began the erection of a court house that cost $11S,OOO. The building was erected by the Falls City Construc- tion Company, and under the con tract the county was to have paid S12,000 per year on the contract price. The county tax levied was mills, all that the constitution will permit, but the expenses of the county were so great that after the first year the $12.000 was not paid to the construction company. Re- gently the company brought suit in the United States district court at Little Rock to have the county as sessor mandamused to assess all property in the county at 100 per cent until the debt for the court house was paid. Judge Trieber re- fused to grant the petition. but last week the court of appeals reversed his decision and granted the man
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30
Beware of Cheap Substitutes.

Tn these days of keen competition it Is important that the public should see that they get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and not take substi- tutes sold for the sake of extra profit. Chamberlain'sSCo Cough Reme- dy has stood the test and been ap- proved for more than forty years. For sale by all dealers. 30
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30
LIVE STOCK MEN
 VISIT PARACOULD
Dr. C. M Morgan and R. H. Mason Address Large Body of Farmers
 at Chamber of Commerce.

1 Dr. c. M Morgan and R. H. Ma son of Little Rock, two government live stock men, attended an enthu siastic meeting of dairymen and live stock farmers at the Chamber of Commerce rooms here Saturday and delivered addresses to the farmers.
 The bureau of animal industry of the agricultural department at Washington has recently assigned Dr. Morgan and Mir. Mason to Ar kansas for the purpose of working with the live stock men of the state in order that this most profitable branch of the farming industry might receive encouragement. Dr. Morgan is the general live stock man and MT. Mason specializes in dairy cattle.
 Explaining their scope of work to report for The Press, the govern ment men said:
 For a number of years the de- partment of agriculture has realized that the south would eventually be an important factor in the Droduc- tion of live stock, as the former great grazing sections of the west are now being farmed. The last government census showed a de- crease Of eighteen per cent in the number of beef cattle and an in crease of twenty-two per cent in population. This country is now importing both meat and dairy pro- ducts.
 'I. has never been demonstrated tha ta one crop system is practical for an indefinite period. Wisconsin was forced out of the one crop sys tenn (wheat) number of years ago, and is now the leading dairy state Of the Union.
 "On account of our more mild climate and longer growing season, the south has great advantage over the north. Live stock is essential in any system of farming, for it fur nishes the best ready market for the home grown feeds. Such feeds should be marketed on four legs and not on four wheels. A system of live stock farming distributes the work throughout the year and helps to build up the soil.
 "The greatest results can only be realized in the live stock industry when the farmers grow practically everything in the way of rough feed and grain. The silo plays an im- portant part in winter feeding for the farmer who has more than nine head of cattle.
 "The farmers and stOckmen [ Greene county are fortunate in hay ing good county demonstrator. Thos. J. Bentley is getting some splendid results in his work with the farmers and he ought to receive the hearty assistance and co-opsra- tiOn of every citizen of Greene county, whether farmer, merchant. banker, real estate man or wage earner. The work he is doing will bring a greater measure of prosper ity to every person interested in this county"
 Dr. Morgan and MT. Mason stated they were subject to the call of the farmers and stockmen of Arkansas and that any time problem arises the farmers and stockmen should consult either the demonstration agent, or through him get in con nection with them in Little Rock.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-30
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