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The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Elm Springs Sunday to visit her pa ents,
 The Misses Walker who are teach ing ill the southern part Of the state arrived home Sunday for their an- nual vacation
 Jeff Walker is now the proud own CT of new Ford automobile Our pnbiicsehool closed Friday ens Dec. 27bh.
 Wednesday night the first service was held in the new Baptist Church.
 All attending the service held by
 Rev MeSpadden of Rogers. Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church 1 felt personally touched in the soul inspiring lesson taught.
 Does Lowell play basket ball? We'll. guess! Our girls played Springdale High the 18th and lost by a small score and perhaps this was all for the best for Lowell Our girls won Siloam Springs High and easily de  and were planning to wrest it from Springdale knowing that Springdale lost heayilyZto Crescent College re gently. Al the close Of the first half Lowell was in the=lead, but in the last half Miss Backus. member of the Green Forrest team turned the tide by q few scores in favor of Slringdale. We admire q game loser but draw tie line on a poor eXcuser.-tld
 Mrs. Nancy Mcleod who has been very ill for a long time. passed oy- CT 10 her Heavenly Home last Fri day morning at the age of s2. She leaves many devoted relatives and host of friends who mourn the loss of this dear one who has lived among them for many years and the lowing services of this sweet chris tian character will be remembered by many grateful hearts
 Quite a little excitement occurred Sunday afternoon when several of the young men sought to entertain | themselves by hopping a train ur'i Mabry accidentally slipped and fell 1 in such a way as to cut his head in d ghastly way and render him uncon- scious He was immediately taken to Rogers accompanied by our local doctor for further medical aid At this writing he is eonyaleseing nice i ly and it is hoped this illustrated lesson will be sufficient unto our rising young generation and drive home the dangers of hopping trains.
 Ethelyn.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
PLEASANT GROVE.

There is to be Christmas tree at Brush Creek Friday night.
 Springdale is sure getting a good Christmas trade the way they go from this vicinity if they go from other places the same. but the weather and roads are all anyone could wish.
 Mrs. l.. J. Washburn came home Wednesday evening, from a few days visit at her niece, Mrs. Win Payn at Harman. The play given by home talent at Brush Creek Friday night was good. large crowd was present, the pro- eeeds being sl7O0
 Saturday night was the close of the singing school at Robinson. Sey- eral attended from this place.
 Singing at Brush Creek Sunday night.
 \. Lew went to Center Garner Sa.urday.
 Mr Pashears. lfm AnsIin and family visited at Mag Anslin Sun day.
 Miss Mintte Robinson and Andhe Holland visited the Walker girls Sunday.
 Jim Bolton and Ruth Anelin took supper at Mag Anglins Friday night
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
DlME-A.OAY INVESTMENT co.

Local business and professional men net at the Do ison-Renner In suranee office Monday night of this week. and organized the DimeA-DaY Investment Co.
 It is specially a local concern. and k offieered solely by local people, and has for its object the upbuildtng of Springdale More information re garding the Dime-A-Day will be giN- en next week.
 The officers of the new company are c. c. Dodson. president, L. M Riggs, vice-presidert; NJ. Berry, see retary, and J. Fay Stafford, treasur- er: the other officers of the company include board of five directors.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
loWELL

Martha Chadwick went 10 her home al Cave Springs for the hoh- days.
 Carl Howry is home from St. Louis to spend Christmas with rela- tives.
 Lqcile Davis came in from the south Saturday for the holiday va- cation.
 WI Compton arrived Saturday from Colorado for a visit with old time friends.
 The Youngs of Bentonville Sunday ei at the Mood Mayes home,
 Frances Holloway came over from
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
HARMON SCHOOL REPORT.

Follow 'ngf $ he repent of tte principals room of t&e Harmon Hi. h school for the last month
 Average a'tendanee. 90 per oesst. Star class il attendance, Grade ,. The pupils ranking highest n their respective grades follows: Grade 5-Arcnie Gray, Grace Live ly, Nola Wright.
 Grade 6-Chas. Whinnery. Gaadys Lively. Edgar Shipley. Hazel Shipiey- Grade S-Beulah Wright. Eliza beth Shipley.
 Grade 7-LilHe McCamey, He.ty Wright
 Fanny Harris, Teacher.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
JOHN SON

Oscar Austin and Walter Dob5s r. turned yesterday from Norris. Okla. where they lad been working for the Vincannes Bridge Goonpaay.
 Hugh L.ieh yt5~ has been looking after business interests at Spring town, for a couple of days.
 The Gregory well drill outfit has moved from Virgil Lewailens to WiM Bennett's where a deep well is to be drilled
 Mir. and Mrs. George Thompson came up from Robinson, Ark. last week and spent a couple of days here. George is doing black smith work at Robinson His son Priestly is assisting in the shop
 MT. Fridley is at home from a short sojourn at Litttle Rock where he was under treatment ia the State Asylum.
 The Johnson public sshool will be dismissed Thursday until the first week of the New Year.
 Sim Luper. IT.. has moved from Stony Point ito the Andy GardweIl property which was vacated recent ly by Frisco Agent Phillips
 Mully wishes a Merry Christmas and d prosperous New Year for Tn, News and it's many readers. Alfred Anthony returned recently from a business trip to Joplin, Mo. He is going 0 move te q farm hear Bentonyille. Ark
 Andy Card4elI is getting along nicely ia the Fayetteville hospital and will b able to be brought home before Christmas.
 W. C. Hanks was down from Springdale a few days ago to see his father, c. P Hanks, ~ho has been having a case Of grip. Will re- turned recently from business trip to Taihina, Okla, where he met up with former Spring gdale boy. Ed Hale
 The advent of warmer weather s being viewed with alarm by the many folks who killed their fat hogs a few days ago when they thought winter had arrived.
 The road east froom Johnson by Hugh Lichlyter's and Virgil LewaI- lens is being worked this week and Rural Carrier Ambrose will have a better route along there when the change is made from the cid to the new road.
 Misses Rhoda Vernon and Irene Roulhae attended the Teachers lnsu tute at Fayetteville last week.
 Carl kime, foreman for the Yin cennes Bridge Co, has returned from Norris, Okla, and work is now un der way on the steel bridge ovel Clear Creek at the Reed ford.
 Muikaepmo
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
SULLIVAN RAHAM

J. F. Sullivan and Miss Daisy Ora Elledge of the First Baptist Church last Friday afternoon Dec. r.. These are two of Springdale's best people and have many friends in the com munity who wish for a happy and prosperous life in their union. They will leave immediately after the holi- 'd3ys for Galena. Kansas. where they will make their future home
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Tuastay atte-na1n s1ty-a.ne saeAs of parcel post nail went out ca the atteraeen trzin; tafs being len me~e than the largest day last year. In. coming mai t.a. .1s are loaded cor re 70 i.ngly heavy, as we'll as the stages from Huntsville aui in.ermed- iUe points. The outgoing mat this year has far echpsed any Ot..er year for the local postoffiee.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
road at E,lst Vaug han.

road u East Vaughan.
 Aubrey Smith, who is taking the dentist course in the St. Louis Uni yersity at St Louis, Mo, arrived home Friday morning for the Holi- days.
 
 Geo Bradley has sold his home at this place and left fore part Of the week for Afttls and Ozone. Ark where he will spend the winter with his children.
 springdale schools dismiss Thurs day afternoon of this week for the holidays. Only one week is given this year. school opening again Mon day, January 8
 
 Abner Stokes and family Of Por- tales, New Mexico. Who=have been here on account of the death of Mir. Sttokes's mother, returned home Saturday afternoon.
 
 Misses Jane and Kate P. Shook, O Minneapolis. Minn.. arrived latter part of=laSt week, and are here 10 spend the Holiday. with their sister, Mrs Geo. N Green.
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 Miss I.olal Limbaugh came in Fri day night from Fulton, Mo, where she teaches school, to spend the Xmas vacation with her mother. Mrs. G. W. Limbaugh.
 Regular services will be held at the NJ. F. Church, South. next Sun day Rev. J. A Lark was absent from the pulpit last Sunday on ae- count of the sickness and death of his fahhre.
 Mrs Joe F,walt and baby daughter left Saturday morning for Great Bend, Kansas Joe Ewalt having lleftt several weeks ago. as he has z position there. They will make their future home at that place The Christmas entertainment al the NJ E Church next Friday night will be composed of history of the First Christmas, with illustrated pictures and songs, and with recita- tions by the children
 
 The Romance of Elaine ill twelve episodes is how running every Tues day night at the Majestic. A new line of comedies is being shown ir connection with above pictures which will no doubt prove to be : great treat for lovers of comedy.
 Clarence Beeley. who is attending an engrayer's school in Kausaa City. arrived home Sunday morn ing. and will spend several day here visiting his parents. Mr. ano Mrs l. Beeley He was called her by the serious illness of his brothe Floyd
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
ENGLISH CANCER co

Mfgd. and Sold at Nevada. Mo. \ home treatment for Cancer. No eausties Very little pain. Has been used % years, sixteen years in hos pi1al For information address.
 English Cancer Co,
 Mosier Hotel.
 Nevada. Mo
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
HEAVY CHRISTMAS MAIL,

Springdale people have needed the admonition of last week, and are sure ly mailing their Christmas packages and parcels early. The heavy Christ mas mail started with a boom fore part of the week, and as Christmas draws near, the mails get heavier.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
A GOOD JOB READY FOR YOU.

A GOOD JOB READY FOR YOU More than sixty students of the have been placed in good positions Springfield tMo9 Business College have been placed in good positions since September. Any young person who will qualify will certainly be D aeed. Why spend your days in druggery? New term opens January 3rd Send for catalog, it's free. Write JZA. Taylor, President, for full information.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

INSURANCE-I am now insuring horses and cattle against death from any cause This is just before the blind stagger season. and 1t would be a good idea to insure your stock now. 1 represent the Farmers Mu- tua Live Stock Insurance Co See me for further particulars
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
WANTED R.

WANTED Reliable representatives in every county; experience not nee esaary; We instruct and prepare you to fill high class legitimate positions that are always waiting Postage for reply. The Standard Detective Blu reau, Little Rock.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

WANTED Partner. who can de vo e his time in developing small truck farms in the southland. a small amount of money required, and might take little trade, land ad- joins railroad town. above the over flow district. and in healthy and prosperous community.
 Box 36i,
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Of Local Interest
To the Patrons Of the Postoffic,

On Christmas day and New Years day the general delivery window at the postoffice will only be open from : a. m., until g q. m, and from p m. to 5;30 D. m. The R. F. D. carriers will serve their routes cn Christmas day but net on New ' ars day Mail will be received and dispatched on both days as usu- al.
 Inn D St if nrd pa s.t taaa st c-:
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Dr C. l. Reed. FOR SALE

1 have left few cars choice sea soned oak wood 4 1t. in length, price g.. % per cord. F. o. B. Lincoln is getting scarce and prices will ad- vance as the winter approaches.
 ! D. Patton. Lincoln. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
NOT1CE

To those who are owing on eeme- tery lots, must come and pay up and get your deed, or they will be sold to those who will pay. as the city needs the money.
 T. Lane, Mayor.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

The Ladies Silverware Contest closes Dee. 3lst. F tickets and 2500 votes on sale from now until the close of contest for sl.00.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Through the columns of the News We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all who so kindly and generously assisted us in the hour of our misfortune
 J. A. Farley and family
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Fayetteville, rk.

All accounts due the Springdale Braedng Co. not paid by Jan. 1, will b. placed out for collection. Call at barn, pay Frank ONeal.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

All accounts due the Springdale Breeding Co. not paid by Jan. 1. will be placed out for collection. Call at barn, pay Frank O'Neal. 2t
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

WANT TO BUY-Mules from three to eight years old. Bring them in and get he ca sh.
 Tom Carrell East Side Livery Barn. St-pd.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Bargains in cherry trees if bought at once.
 E. F. RICE
CUT FLOWERS

We have arranged to handle cut flowers during the Christmas season. Your orders will be given prompt attention. Any, thing in the cut flower line. l.. M. KlGGS
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Jones Friday, December t7th son. Mrs. $. K. Baxter Left Wednesday afternoon for A.tus. Okla. to visit her mother.
 Miss Mamie Bowers left Thursday for Lebanon. Mo, for weeks visit wtth relatives.
 Floyd BaeIey had another serious o3er4tion Monday morning, but is improving nicely.
 
 Don't worry about the program u the Majestic. It will always be se.natatns b7ftteF.
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 I.axe Powell left Tuesday night for Princeton. Ky. to visit relatives 1ariag the h2ddays.
 Mrs. Ghas Thompson of Johnson visited Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. T. J. Harrison.
 <
 Miss Joe Halbrook of Spring Val ley. visited a few days this week with Miss May Sanders.
 Miss Beatrice 0'Neal. who teaches school in TeNarkana, Ark, came in Thursday for the holidays.
 Prof. Banta and wife left Thurs day morning for kokomo. Ind. for q weeks visit with relatives. Mrs. J P. Bennett, sr.. left Tues day afternoon for Prairie Grove, Ark. to visit her mother. who is seriously i'll.
 Velma LeitzeIl. who attends the University of Arkansas. came home sa.4rday morning for two weeks holidays.
 
 Mrs. Chas. Horton and children Of PocatelIo, Idaho. arrived Tuesday morning to visit her mother. Mrs. B k. Pierce
  ZDr. r H. Phillips Helena, Ark, arrived Thursday morning for a few days visit with his sister. Mrs. G. U. McDavfd.
 Mrs. s. NJ Graham left Wednesday afternoon for Corning, Ark. 10 visit a few weeks with her daughter Mrs Chas. Black
 Christmas tree, with appropriate exercises will be given at the Christian Church. Friday evening, Of this week.
 Mrs. R. F. Gamble. of Lee Sum init, Mo, arrived Tuesday morn ing to visit her parents. Mir. and Af'S F.. ifdtfldul.
 Mrs. Ed Caudle and children of Woolsey, Ark, who have been here visiting her father. E. T. Candle, returned home Tuesday.
 
 Miss Gaye Pierce of Pittsburg. kauSaS or,.i va6 Wednesday, after noon for a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs B. R. Pieree.
 Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Burton left Thursday morning fer Pittsburg, Penn, to spend the winter with their daughter Mrs. Ben Yates. Charlie Boutcn, who attends the University of Illinois at Champagne. arrived home Wednesday morning fol couple of weeks vacation.
 
 Collin Myers arrived Monday after noon from Conway, Ark, where he at tends the Hendrix College, 10 spend the holidays with his parents.
 MT and Mrs. F. F. Patterson of I4eRoy Kansas. arrived Saturday afternoon to visit few days with Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Griffith.
 ThAq.a will b. no more afternoon
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Better get that supply of batter ies as they win last only few days longer.
 Sturdivant X Firman.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
J F. Hinderer and famil,

J. r. Hinderer and family who have been making their home here for some time leay1 this week for their new home at Beebe, this state, where they will reside in the future. Springdale people are sorry to lose this splendid family. but our loss is Beebe's gain
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION.

There is special work for the meet. ing next Tuesday night, and every membar Of the order is requested to be present
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

large stock of groceries to trade for house and lot or small farm. Gal at this office.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Jno. P. Stafford. Postmaster.

Geo. Appleby. county clerk and candidate for the office of County Judge at the next primary was in Springdale Saturday mixing and mingling with the voters.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
CERTIFICATE HOLDERS MEETING

No ice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the ceru'aca'e holders of the Home Protective As siciation of Springdale, Arkan- sas, will be held at their office in Springdale, Arkansas. on the sec ond Wednesday in January f9l6, at 200 o'clock p. m., fer the purpose of the election of directors of said as sociation for the ensuing year,
 Signed
 C. G. Dodson, President
 Chas. F. Renner, Secretary.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
NOTICE

We will make special prices on gas engines in stock for the next ten days Have one l. II. C. Oil Eng ne will sell at first cost
 Sturdivant X Firman
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Geo. Scown left fore part of the week for his old home in Alberta. Canada Mr. Scown came to Spring dale something near year ago, coming here from Fayetteville. He will enter the mercantile business in Canada He was accompanied by his brother, Roy and wife.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

For 2 and 3 year old apple trees see EANL 6OI\EL
 Phone 15
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

10 acre farm to sell or exchangr for merchandise What have you? Write or see J. c. Johnson, Box B, Springdale, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

l. D. Petr>oss. N. G J. s. Ewalt. R. s.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Born. to Mr and Mrs. Dexter Jones Friday. December t7th a son.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Geo Bradley has sold his home at this place and left fore part Of the week for Altlls and Ozone. Ark where he will spend the winter with his children
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

A. W. Bevers, who has been in Okemah. Okla... fer the past few weeks, leading large choir in all eyangelistic campaign. returned home Monday night He will visit with his family until after the Holidays. when he will go to Missouri, to engage in another meeting
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

springdale schools dismiss Thurs day afternoon of this week for the holidays. Only one week is given this year, school opening again Mon day, January 8
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24


 Dr. Otto Christian came in Fri day morning from Divisadero, Re public de Salvador, C. A, where he has been located for the past sev- en years This is Otto $ first visit home in five years, and he notes many changes in his old home town He expects to spend some two weeks here visiting his father, Dr. D Christian. and many other rela= tiFes and friends in this section.
 The News has always supported any movement for good roads, and expect to continue to do SO, and will throw every atom of our energy and ability into the securing of tie Oz= ark-Jefferson Highway There 8as never a more important project brought before the people of this section than this proposed High way. and 10 see il pass Up this section would mean disaster. With every person working, and all with a clear understanding of just what the Highway will mean, it can be brought nhfs way; otherwise any attempt will be futile.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

The Romance of Elaine" i'll twelve episodes is now running every Tues day night at the Majestic. A new line of comedies is being shown in connection with above pictures, which will no doubt prove to be a great treat for lovers of comedy.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Hawkins left Saturday evening for East Vaughan, New Mexico, where they will make their future home. Mir Hawkins has accepted q position in the roadmas- ters office of the Santa Fe Rail
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Social and personal
Miss Zoe Slaughter, Editor.
 Phone v

We know we've wished You this before, But now we wish 1t,
 To you more.
 A MERRY CHRISTMAS!
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Miss Minnie and Carl Rice. who at tend the Ouaehita College af Arka- dslphia. arrived home Wednesday night for 3 couple of weeks vacation.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Aubrey Smith who is taking the dentist course in the St Louis Uni yersity at St. Louis. Mo. arrived home Friday morning for the Hoh- days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
BASEBALL GAME WHERE
THE RIOT ORIGIN ATIiD

Washington, April 5.-Brigadier
General Edwards. commanding the
troops at the Panama canal zone. re-
ported today that during the Iight IN
Colon yesterday between American
soldiers and Panama policemen In
which Corporal Langdon Of the coast
artillery was killed and three soldiers
were wounded. the Panama police
fred into tain Of unarmed soldiers
and civilians and pclted the train with
stones.
In his report, General Edwards said:
Cause Of the riot was similar 10
that of recent trouble In Panama;
excited police clubbing soldiers. pro-
test from other soldiers, pistols drawn
by police. shooting commenced.
Coast artillery provost patrol was at
tempting to stop shooting by police
men when Langdon was killed by po-
ilcelieutenan, Three men of pa
troll started TO return IRE on the 20
lice when officers stopped the hrIng,
preventing casualties. This was the
only firing done by Americans.
Excursion to baseball games from
infantry pos, brought about 1000 sol
dlers TO Cristobal. Toward close OF
game trouble was reported 10 me In
adjoining towa. Colon. Immediately
turned out one company. First artil-
lery. under arms as provost guard.
sent one officer and thirty non-com-
| missioner officers TO clear town and
pGt soldiers aboard returning train az
| precautionary measures. shortly
| followed 10 scene Of riot.
provincial governor. chief Of po'
| lice ana my aide already were at wofi
quelllng the disturbances. While th'
soldiers were entraining, police free
into train containing unarmed sol
dierS Private DeI4auEhery wounded
az this point showers of rocks ans
other missiles also we're thrown int
train by Panaman boys aud negroes
ION my demand the governor O
Colon province has Imprisoned IN
police lieutenant alleged to hav'
killed Corporal Lansdoa: have tel
witnesses who claim they can posi-
lively Identify him as man firing IN
provoked shot only Panaman hurt
receiving black eye.
| "IAngdon was shot through IN
heart. The wounded are James De
Laushey, II. c. Klimp, chas. II. Rich
esOn,"
one OF the purposes OF Major Gen
eral Woods visit TO the zone wher'
he Il due today was TO look into tn
recommendation that the unite'
s.ates police Colon and Panama.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-03
Thousand Soldiers Who Went
to Game at Cristobal Stoned
and HoOted by the Natives
Along the Line.
POLICEMAN WHO SHOT
LIEUTENANT ARRESTED
Brigadier General Edwards by
Prompt Action Stops What
Might Have Developed into
Serious Conflict.

Colon. Panama. April s.-MaIor
General Leonard Wood, commander
OF the department Of the east, arrived
here today and Immediately ordered a
fun Investigation OF the shooting OF
Corporal Langden last night by a
Colon police lieutenant. The investl-
cation viii be made by Colonel John
l.. Chamberlain. General Woods In
spector. with the assistance of Brig
adler General Clarence u. Edwards,
commander OF the canal zone forces.
Preliminary examinations OF a num-
DER OF witnesses Indicate that the
killing OF Corporal Langdon was with
out prOvocation. The corporal was
attempting TO arrest turbulent .pri-
vatc when the police lieutenant began
shooting without warning.
Governor Arcia OF the colon prov
inee IL assisting in The investigatioD
and In holding the police lieutenant
In seclusion, at the request OF Genera
Edwards.
General wood began today his in
spection OF the canal defenses.