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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08
Typical Tactics.

The attempted assassination of
Mr.. Morgan, the attempt to blow
up the Capitol at Washington and
the placing of internal machines
on transatlantic liners were the
work of crank.''
But he was evidently the tool
of we'll financed group of pro-
German conspirators.
Poor school teachers haven't
money to hire automobiles, buy
explosives in large quantities and
travel extensively.
It might be interesting to learn
the true source of this latest
deviltry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08
An Old Friend in a New Dress.


The "Greenbrier Independent" comes
to our exchange table enlarged and
improved in style hut not in tone-for
it has ever upheld the best traditions
of Democracy Many a struggling
young editor has derived inspiration
from its editorial columns, and will
continue to do SO we trust for many a
year to come. Colonel Dennis has
achieved deserved success. IN which
everyone, of whatever political faith,
will rejoice as vindication of the prin-
,ciple that clean journalism and a main
tenance of high ideals. give not only
peace of mind, but sometimes bring
prosperity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08
Dry" Law Reduces Arrests.

Char eston, W. Va, June Pea
forcement of the prohibitory laws which
became operative a,year ago has cut
the number of arrests in 35 towns and
cities throughout West Virginia more
than one,half, according to satisfies
made public by the Department of Pro
hibition today. During the fiscal year
1914, the last in which saloons were
legal, arrests in these communities
numbered $4,000, of which approx
mately one-half were for intoxication.
During the fiscal year of 1915, the first
In which saloons were prohibited, the
arrests numbered 986. of which 1900
were traceable to the liaaor traffic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08
sounding Brass !"

The Baltimore & Ohio held
meeting of employees recently at
Deer Park and in that Empire
of Climate" resoluted variously,
among other bromides" being
the stereotyped advice to treat the
travelling public courteously and
fairly.
Meanwhile the Company con-
tinues in its role of law breaker
by maintaining the pest hole at
Shenandoah Junction, while it
railroads to Jail any poor devil
who Jumps a freight" to take
him to the point where desperate
1y needed employment can be had.
If there we're any sincerity in
all these professions would the
Company continue to treat its
patrons of the Shenandoah Valley
as wicked step-children rather
than as patrons entitled to simple
justice and fair treatment ?
To get to Washington or Bal
timore for the transaction of BUSH
ness one has now to give up two
days time and the price of a hotel
bill. because the Company de-
clines to stop its early morning
trains at Harpers Ferry.
Until recently No. passed the
Ferry at 9:03 a. M, and connec-
ton could be made by the Auto
Bus Line.
Now No. 8 passes that junction
point at 1907 a. M, and If passen-
gers were allowed to get on it
they would be in Washington by
8:45 and Baltimore by 9:48 a. M,
instead of at 1885 p. M, by the
earliest train now available.
Harpers Ferry is being killed
as summer resort.
No wonder Jefferson County
shows the poorest growth of all
the fifty-fve counties of the State,
but one, when her transportation
companies strangle her by extor-
tionate freight charges-remem-
Der the apple rate-and the worst
passenger service any community
is cursed with.
One has but to note the squalid
and unloyely surroundings of the
Charles Town depot to learn what
interest the B. & O. has in its
welfare,
The Grand Jury failed to indict
for the Shenandoah Junction
nuisance.
The Public Service Commission
but that's another story!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08
How Opulent We Are.

A census bulletin just issued entitled
"Es mated Valuation of National
Wealth.. shows West Virginia to have
a per capita wealth Of 81, 800. This is
greater than any other southern state
except the state Of Oklahoma, large
proportion of whose wealth was carried
to her. n
Even Ohio has only 81, 817 and Penn
sylvania $1,000, while Kentucky, our
neighbor on the south, has only $977 to
eacs persian. Mississippi, with $76. has
the least of any state in the union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08

THE FOURTH OF JULY.

The usual honors was paid to this day
by the military and citizens of Charles
Town. A salute Of thirteen guns was
fred at sunrise, and at 10 O'Clock the
military and citizens assembled at the
Presbyterian church, where, after some
appropriate exercises the Declaration
of Independence was read in very
impressive manner. by the Rev. Mr..
Mercer, of the Methodist Church, and
. highly interesting and eloquent adj
dress delivered by the Rev. 7. w. Simp-
son, of the Presbyterian Church. At
ter which the artillery, Capt. Rowan,
together with a number of citizens,
proceeded to the grove of Mr.. Jonathan
Burns, where the company partook of
sumptuous dinner under the shade of
the majestic oaks of that romatic spot.
After dinner the. toasts were drunk,
accompanied by the most patriotic DEM
onstrations. Some of the toasts were:
By DR.. j. s. Straith-The Fourth Of
July.
Joshua L. Beaver The day we sele-
brate.
Geo. W. Henson The departed
heroes OF the Revolution.
Thos. D. Webster-The day we cele-
brate-an epoch in the ANNALS of
American liberty which will never be
forgot by the patriot sons of patriot
sires.
F. s. Bogue-The Charlestowh Ar
tillery.
Joseph Brown-Liberty.
James W. Beller--The- memory of
Franklin. w
W. H. Redman The departed heroes
of the Revolution.
Thomas Rawlins The Baron de Kalo.
We will cherish his memory while his
bones remain in our country with the
canonized bones of Washin ton and
Montgomery.
]. W. GAllaher ladies' of Char
lestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-07-08
Some Hubbub.

The winning of a bride by Editor
Thomas, at Bowling Green yesterday,
created hubbub similar to that raised
in sanctum of q country weekly when
subscriber pays in advance which is
damnseldom Preston News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28
LOAN COMMISSION
GOES TO CHICAGO


NTW YORK, sept 2l.-Thc fast
New York Central train, which lDit
Reading chairman Of the Anglo
French financial commission, ana
three of his associates, was inspected
and pulicod as never before when II
rolled out of the grand central sta
ton this afternoon.
The commissioners were bound for
Chicago, where they are 10 confer
with eastern bankers owen the tenia-
tive terms If the proposed half bile
lion dollar credit loan To Great
Britain and France During their
stay in this city, members of the com
mission have received threatening
letters from persons hostile To the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28

along the street wires were down in
maze and tang!C.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28

Mountain, the ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco and the Katy"
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place i'm the ranks the company was
ordered mustered out There is plenty
of good material In Ardmure for a
Of the state guard, and Gen
eral Canton believes that N the boys
there can maintain the company in
way 1t should there is NO reason why
Ardmore should not be Identified with
the guard again.
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Continued From Page onco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28
MAY ORGANIZE STATE
MILITIA IN ARDM0RE

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 27-Ad-
iutant General Frank Canton has re
ceived a request from Ardmore for
the organization in that city Of COM
pany of the state national guard.
General Canton will give tho matter
fun consideration. Ardmore once
had a company of the state guard but
owing to disagreement which took
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28
HIdeOuS Inferno
Smoke and Flames

,,...,...i r,r,., t,..o ono,
''"'''''''''.-' ,','
. ,r, rc i.
bcggars description. Ihe me loss
may not De entirely known DgI"Ie wei
into Tuesday and property damage Us
almost unbelievable, undoubtedly
totaiing well up into the hundreds OF
thousands of dollars.
"I left ArdmOrc at b O'Clock. con-
tinucd Mr.. Milburn.
The explosion occurred AT -'lJ
o'c.Ock. In company win some
friends, ] was sitting i'm the ~. OFulA
sanltarIum, little more lhan 81 DI"gh 5
distance from the explosion. me
NOISE oi lAe eAi'".'." ".'' ,,Ini.,. ','i'., IL
...,''.'f '".',''.' 1t. ,r..g instantly.
..,,
iall'll's ian O"'S'u0'
"Tho shock was so.heaNy as 70 Jar
the building as if the earth had sus-
taiuod some seismic disturbance. Inc
window glasses were shattered, plas-
trriug fell from the walls. / recall
that each Of us placed ms hands
above his head iHstncjlNciy. Nui s'7
commenced screaming and several o.
the patients ran out into lhe haIL
one woman came toward me scream q
ug N0uo Of us knew the caus, OF
tine shoe. and all were ocWiidered. l
picked the woman up ana carried HeT
down the street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-28

World Want Ads Save the job
hunter many steps
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
ChaS. L. Howell of Ok lahoma City Acquires the Celebrated Judge
 Patton Farm
One Of the Finest in Northwest A kansas. The Castle House Cost
 Fifteen Thousand Dollars to Erect.

Through the asetcy ef the Ozark Land Co. the famous Judge Pattoa farm. situated four miles south and elst of lSpringdale pissed to tae hands of Gdas. l.. Howell. of Oktaho ma Citf.
 The Judge Patton farm has for years been considered the finest =yal. ley farm in this section of the eou1 try. which is to say il is one of the best in the state The farm is adap5 cd 10 every class of agriculture. ia eident te northwest Arkar sas pr5s duction. 60 acres or land rich fa soil and location The castle home is large thre.story brick. coil t1inine seventeen finely furnished rooms, | revelation in modern aneh- lecture. with roomy servant qua ters i'll close proximity. The homA is the central ornament Of beauti ful grove studded with fine old oak ], and other splendid shade trees. Three large barns are in service to care for the grain and stock. a, is also mammoth cold storage plant wherein may be housed the product Of a fine forty acre apple orchard oo. the place. A large spring of pure crystal water is the fountain head to a local fish pond. wherein the trout. bass and other game fish teem to overflow.
 In manner speaking the farm IS level, no waste land of any kind. and in beauty as well as worth is by O Ids the most desirable property 10 b. obtained in the northwest Mr. Howell. We understand. purehass cd the place for speculative pitrpos~
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
Get the best painter you know; show him the job you want done; tell him you want Devoe Lead-and-ZinC Paint; or whatever else it may be; you'll get a good job.
 If you're sure 1t 8 Devoe. you re sure the quallty's right Devoe Lead-and- Zine Paint Is the name paint economy.
Lumber Co. N. ? AGENCY

few days visiting with friends, and while there visited one she went to school with fifty years ago at the old folding school house on Grand Prairie. twelve miles north of Sptins fled. The school house was located on the site Of the present. town of Willard. Mo.
 new firm has just recently le- cated h Springdale, coming here from Rogers, and known as the Ben ton County Feather Bed and Mattres $ Go. The concern is under the diree- ton of l. Wesley Campbell. who per sonally superiaterds all work. He is also assisted by his wife They are showing new style Of feather bed and mattress. one side for sum- mer and one side for winter. They are located in the old Petross home
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

* :. ;. < ;. :: .. <. :: :.
 PILGRIM REST. + * < < :: Z. :. < :. The road oFereeer= ts doit g some fine work on the read in front of the school house
 Charlie Vaughn moved to his place over near Whitener last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Savage made business trip to Springdale Friday. Rev. Geo. Been filled his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Miss Alba coger. who is teaching school az Evergreen visited home folks Saturday and Sunday at Hirds- ville.
 Walter Pruner let Morday with a drove of cattle for St Louis.
 Carrel Halbrook and vie spert Sunday night win Mr. and Mrs. J. w Pruner.
 Tommy Savage who was summoned to serve oa the jury of the Federal Court. left Sunday night fer Ft Smith
 There is spelling at Pilgrim Rest every Wednesday night. Everybody invited.
 The A. IL. T A. met here We'd nasday night and will meet again next= =Nedae day nisht.
 Miss Averil Shelley had the mis- fartuae of getting her shoulder thrown out Of place last week.
 There will be pie supper here Friday might. Sept. .29 The pro ceeds will go to get set of books for the school. Everyone invited. All the girls please bring pies.
 Dutch.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

on Mill street, and would be glad to have all Springdale people interest ed to call and examine their work They carry excellent recommends tions from various people in Rogers. for whom they did work.
 Readers of The News Will no doubt appreciate the fact this week Of the appearance of q shoIt letter from Don't Worry, our South Spriagdale correspondent. Don't Worry is in very feeble health. and is net pro gressimg as well as all would like. and it is barely possible that this will be his last letter. The items were written in very shaky hand. and were doubtless written at a great amount of patience and strength. short though they are They are highly appree lated, not only by the editor of The News. but by Ill readers. and Ne suggest TO all our correspondents that they send q word of cheer 10 Don't Worry il will be delivered prompt&.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
COMlNG!

The Isis Vaudeville Co. at the Majestic Theatre, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights November lst 2nd and 3rd.
 This is the first time We have ever presented an attraction of this kind, and do so with the belief that our patrons will be highly pleased
 On Monday and Wednesday nights We will give you good regular Ma- taal Master Picture. High class vaudeville each night with complete change of program.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
i :. :. ;. !: !. :. :. :. ..
 OAK GROVE.

:. -. < :. !. < l. ]. :. ..
 OAK GROVE. ;. < :. :. < :. 7. < Cal Holeomb has been running a crew Of hands in his orchard fer four weeks gathering and barreling apples He is going to rest awhile and then try to get done before Christmas. His apples aIe extra fine and lots of them.
 George Pearson and family Of Shady Grove visited with Loren At kisson and family Sunday.
 Will Nichols and family of Bright water visited relatives and friends ill this vicinity Saturday and Sunday.
 A'ill Steinberg moved to the Great house farm last week.
 Elder Fleener of Indiana and Eld er osbuln of Wheeler preached at Oak Grove Saturday. Satud day night aud Sunday. Elder f'leener left Sun day evening for Springfield. Mo.
 Mart Fleener anl aife Of Minnes- ota and Frank t'leeHer Of ERtins ae- eeNpauied their hr3ther Elder Fleen- ef [, this place Sate day.
 Mark Fieener will looate at Fay. ettesille and so into the dairy hrst- ness.
 Mr and Mrs. N N. Mays attande d church at this place Sunday and tte dinner with W. NJ. Parks and tlm- fly.
 Mir and Mrs. Mcqueen and daush- ter Miss Dixie of Johnson attended Church at this place Sunday ard took dinner with G W. McCamey's tamiiy.
 trank sailer has been quite sick for sometime. but Mas better al last report.
 Newt Bagsett returned home from Texas las week where he has been setting apples Uncle John Camden c,tme holne with Noat.
 Johnney.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
MUTUAL mAsTeR-PlcTURes.

What are Mutual Master-Pictures , Mutual Master-Pietures are the best productions of the various contriba- tors to the Mutual Film Corporation They are based upon the up-to-date productions. uD-to-date play wrights. staged and acted by good characters as have ever appeared on the stage.
 These pictures are being shown by the best theatres in every large city in the [. $. at regular prices.
 The Strand Theatre on Broadway. N. Y. are nov showing Mutual Mas one night in each week. These same pictures may be seen at the Majestic every Tuesday night for ; and 10 cents.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

ZLOST-Cloth purse, with | large K on side, contained some cur fency and silver. Lost Ut Majestic theatre or thereabouts# last Satltr day night Finder return te this of flee and receive reward
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
CLOSING NOTICE.

B aginning with Now mber fst. our respective drug stores will close each evening at s:3o, except on Saturday. During the Holidays We will remain open until "a later hour.
 ". C. 00nbey Drug Co
 !. k. Joyce Drug Co. October x. 1915
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
South B ound.
North Bound.

have connection through bonded mercantile adjusters with the law yer and credit men in every part of the civilized world. by which l can collect your notes, account or judge ments anywhere on commission basis tf
 J. W. Lewis
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
October x 1915

FOR saLE OR TRADE f6o acres ia Haskell Co. Kansas. fine wheat i4ad Improvements worth $3,000. Will exchange for Arkansas farm. R. 7. Box l2, \ springdale. Ark. 1t-pd
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Q. l. (. Hogs for sale. large male. , bred SONS and four shoats.
 lt-pd AdoPhus Stamps.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

FOUND-In the tent. after nha recent revival. a blue jacket. lined with satin, trimmed with black but tons Owner can get same by calling at this office. and paving for this notice
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

FOR TRADF,-tine farm of l6Q acres near Altus. Okla Improved Want farm near here.
 1t-pd Adolphus Stamps
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
FOR SALE CHEAP

High grade hammerless shot gun. good as neN Can be seen at this office tf.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Infants knit bootees and soft sole shoes. your choice only he
 PLAIN PRICE VARIETY STORE
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

When setting Up that stove think of stove backing 1oc. stove pine l0e, corrugated elbows 10c. dampers loe. cral hods 20c and 30c.
 PLAIN PRICE VARIETY STORE.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
:. :. .. -.. .. I: .- .. :. ..
 BETHEL

6C n G1. :. :. :. :. ;: :. .. :: :. :. r C. Ford and family visited with relatives near old Mud Town Sun day.
 There was singing at Accident Sunday night.
 The apple season js about over iu this part of the country Most ev- eryhody is finishing the work ill the orchards this week.
 r. \. Ford and family were visit ing at l.. KendIick's Sunday alter noon.
 Mr. and Mrs. chas slayhack left Sunday for thier home in Joplin. Mo. They have been visiting with relatives and friends of this vicinity for the past three months
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

LOST-A gold link, engraved with an Old English "G'' also gold chat cline brooch, engraved with old Eng fish 'L. Finder please return to this office
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Money to loan. See K Harris, First National Bank building Fay etteville. Ark
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Want to rent for year small acre age with house for cash rent.
 lt-pd Adolphus Stamps.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

There's lots Of folks abo like 10 take All kinds of dope for aches and ills: Bnt if your flyers out Of gear. And if your head feels mighty queer. One of those Nyal's Yellow Pills Will one again make life worth while. And change your frown into smile. -Nyal Quality Store. J. K. JOYCE DRUG co. Phone ll6.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

WANTED Lady 8ho wants 10 learn photo business. 24-4t Brodie's Studio
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

TO TRADE Several head of hors- es for house and lot. or piece Of land. Inquire at News office. NB
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Headquarters Halloween Goods. Masks. Fayors. Jaek.o-lanterns. ct. See the line in west window.
 PLAIN PRICE VARIETY STORE :.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

I4OST-Old fashioned gold brace lip Holeomb street to the Baptist Church. Sunday night. Finder please return 10 this office.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

'Fleeced lined Foot Rest Hose for ladies 15c
 PLAIN PRICE VARIETY STORE. '
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

FOR SALt.-Go9d Studebaker sur rey. See John Woodruff
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Have your Xmas photos made NOW. before the rush. Fine work, ia" in price. Brodie's Studio. 24-tt.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
Of Ioeal '1Enterest
sssasxszsEs.ssszEss5sss:zszs Assz 1ETsxnxz.

Senator B. II Greenhouse as an nounced his candid 3cy for re e ctfon.
 Arkansas defeated the Oklahoma A. x NJ. at Fort Smith Saturday by score of l4 to 2
 One vacant business house was filled this week W!oal take the only remaining one?
 The Arkansas Reserves defeated Fort Smith High at Fort Smith Sat urday by a score of 6 to |
 Four or five Springdale boys were in Fort Smith Saturday to attend the two football games at that place.
 Don l.. Cross, representing the A o. U. W. ill this state has been in Springda,e for several days. look ing after work connected with the order.
 Dana NJ Baer, of Luyerne. Minn, son of MT. and Mrs. A. Baer, of this place arrived Wednesday morning. and will make springdale his home in the future
 Jim Stephens. of this place. who lives near Zion, lett Wednesday even ing for Junction. Texas. where he expects to spend the greater part Of the winter.
 So many compliments are heard on all sides about the excellent weather We are Low having, that anything added would be uacalled for Suffice to say. it is made To or der.
 s. N Hawkins requests The News to announce change in the name of the Glen Eagle to the Park Hotel. This will be the name Of the new hostelry under the management Of Mr Hawkins.
 Quite number from Springdale were i'll attendance at hhe opening day of Circuit Court, some from force of habit. others being witnesses, and others having business of another na- ture before the Court
 That idea CT inspiration fof q Township Fair died in the blooming and Rill now b laid away aatil some future time. whea it will be fesurreeted in all it's slofy Perhaps -the seed planted now viii bear fruit by next fall
 Res.=Geo Reea returned Wednss d4y morning from ZEdenharg. Cleveland County. Arkansas where he had been attending the State Asz soeiatioa of 8aRtists. He reports crops ia excellent condition in that part of the state, but To much eel ton
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

Mrs. I. D. Beyers accompanied her daughter. Mrs. chas. kineaid as far as Springfield No. Saturday after noon. where they stopped ol CT night with friends of Mrs kincaid. leaving on the early morning train for Har- risonvire. Mo. to meet Mr. kineaid :
 Mrs. Bevers remaining in the city for
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

FOUND A craYanette rain coat. oa H.. ID rec several days ago Owner can get same by paying for this n,.iee. an1 dascrihing coat Call Ut News office.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29
]. o. o. F.

]. o. o. F. M every Tuesday night at s D. m. MI Id Fellows invited
 A. J White, N C
 ]. $. Ewalt R. $.
 J. C. Mckinney. r. 5.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

An interested subscriber correefs our snow story of last week, and says that the snow came on the 16th Of October, and that he knows for il was his honeymoon. This was in t3e year rSSo and the first frost came on the 2oth. The first io came on November lSth. but snow was on the ground on the 5th and 9th. also 18th aud Eth
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

If ii happened. it's in The News
The Springdale news., 1915-10-29

While ill Fort smith Saturday We stw the exhibit of the Business Mea's Club of that town, at the Goldman Hotel The exhibit was neatly ar ranged. in n room just off the lobby :, and was visited during the day by numerous folks. Springdale could have just as creditabe exhibit of "Spr:nsdale Products. :" for the en- tertainment and education of visitors and homeseekers. and with very little work. As an ad for the town it can'i be beat