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The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Circuit Court Jurors For May-June Term.

Loitgow. Benevils. John IL Bechner.
No. lsv Vermont, George Travis, Can.
ten, ten George 6 hs s,s No =, T pSs,vic.
Frank H. sears. No. sos woodwsrd.
Charles Deokerman, Romulusi Her.
man wasundt. No, lee TrowbridEs'
Lee Amberg. No. ia Melbourne s
nee ~ smith. Myand9s.s .nh stsv.
ems. No ls5 Leverettei Fred ooso{h
Plymouth Henry Moses. Fla, toe.
Howard Il Keller. No. tes bsllsvus:
William Duiaek. North Dssros
csrvsny. Jra Highland Park; Lous
Gabiou. Highland Park; Henry y
Mundt, No. aTo Hudson: Thomas pu.
pont No. 42s Hancock east; ocorgs
porose. No. Sss Monroe; Fred G. WE.
Y Tsrnes. No. TsI Yves, Grsnd-blxa;;
Daniel Barry. No. III Garneid: WI.
liam II. Cotter, 22s Morreil; W.
Renton. Befleviiie: Irving ooldcsre
No. loss Michigan; Frank Brown: "a,
q. X Clark. III clairmont; George
Pallister, North Detroit: Charles A
Jordan. No. ti1 Seventeenth. Howard
Roekingsr. springweiis; Henry Fsb
Snd To trenton ays Msrr ss' q sesimmsI No.
81 Henry; John Herbst. No. iss Phila.
delphia; Donald McI.Aohian. No. see
Campbell. Frank Geisel, No. ~ Au.
drain. John Esch, BEDFORD: WILLIAM
kiinger. Hand Station Jerry Arthur
New Boston: Henry Munk. No. lIs
Gratiot; Elmer Maekiem. No. ess Joa
Campau: Frank Sweeney. No. ~!
Plum, Bruce Bennett. Believille: Fred
w, selferlein. North Detroit: Lipmap
walters. Crosse Pointe: JAmes W.
Laird, No. iB7 Concord: wiilian
Hamilton. New Boston. George ssy-
more. Denton Barney IApham. w:
10: i,s Msysgty Grand: wiiiArS Rss
Pointe; Fred Rose. No as Twenty.
eighth, Charles Hamel. No. ~ Infan-
try. Edward NewiAnd. New Bostoni
George Wolf. No. n Beard: Charisss
worden. Plymouth! J. II, c. Hoiiinga
No. 594 Meldrum: Clarence u. smith
No. 1879 Hamilton; Ambrose Roe
Plymouth. George Dingwail. No. %
Philadelphia, X. Kreilich, No. ioe
Baldwin: Albert Derose. No tsf Ca
Uterine: w. II. Flowers. wyandotts
Edwin Mead. No Ill stanton; George
GLEASON, wyandotte: George 0rsdsn.
No. 32N Fort: Edman Trombiy. North
Detroit: Murray Campbell No. ~
Norman; George Miesei, North De-
troit August Oachs. No. ieSs East
Grand blvd: Charles Rouio. DEAF
born, Frank Burger. No. in PaSk;
Albert cadleux. Crosse Points; Pstss
Kolb. Dearborn. Roy Altman. North
Vile.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
EXPRESS co. TAKES
IN ANOTHER LINE

Vice President G. M. Levy. Of the
Western Pacific. announced today
that after May the express bust
ness of that railroad would be oper.
sted by the American Express Co
The contract was confirmed by the
United States circuit court yester.
day. The Western Pacific connects
with the Union Pacific In Salt Lake
City, furnishing direct route 10
San Francisco, thus. for the first
time In the history OF that city. Civ.
ing the shippers In the east and
middle west. whose traffic originates
along the lines used by the Amer.
can Express, an uninterrupted entry
into San francisco and adjacent ter.
ritory.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
PLEADS GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF
SHOOTING WIFE

Frank Deinhart. who shot his wife
and his 20-year-old daughter. Lillian.
In their home. No. ISL Baker-st..
about two weeks ago. charged his
plea In Justice STEMS court. Tues
day. TO one OF guilty. and he was
held 10 the recorders court. under
bail OF 5000. with two sureties.
Mrs. Deinhart is recovering from
her wounds, and the daughter was
only slightly wounded N the thigh.
Adam Jarasxewski, who shot joe
eph q. Lorkowski. while attempting
to rob the Federal State bank
branch at Chene-st.. and Medbury-
ave. appeared for trial. Tuesday, but
the case was adjourned until April
81. and ~ 10 thought that Mr.. Lor.
kowrki viii be- able appear In
court at that time. as he IL almost
completely recovered from his
wounds.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
NEW CAR WILL
HAVE PLACE ON
WOODWARD-AVE

An important real estate and
building deal was closed. Monday,
70. the property ~ the northwest
corner OF woodvard.ave. and An
toinette-st.. on which stands q large
frame house. and upon which the
owners. the Gray estate, viii erect
q handsome brick and stone one
story building for Edward r. Lyon,
distributor OF the new HoIiier Eight
motor car. made by the Lewis
Spring a Axle Co. OF Jackson.
Mich. the building to be the home
OF the Hollier Eight.
The property has a frontage OF ~
feet on Woodward and depth
OF $40 feet on Antoinettest The
plans call for two small stores on
the Woodward side, the corner one
TO be occupied by Mr.. Lyon as an
once. Back OF this will be a Go.foot
display room for the Hollier Eight.
The razing OF the dwelling on The
property win be accomplished al
once. 80 that the work OF erecting
the building may be rapidly pushed
as occupancy IL promised the Hoi
lier Eight by July /.
The district Is becoming an I'm
portant point OF the automobile In
dustry. On the opposite side OF the
street. next to the rectory OF the
church OF Our Lady OF the Rosary.
the winton Motor Car Co. Is erect
ing a new building. within a stones
throw OF the Cartercar salesrooms.
and a dozen other auto or auto
parts salesrooms are in the vicinity.
while a short block above the pro
posed Hollier Eight home 10 the
Cadillac Motor Car Co.
The value OF the property and the
terms Of the contract between the
Gray estate and Mr.. Lyon have not
been made public.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

The following have been selected
as jurors for the May,June term OF
the circuit court:
Clarence Cheney. wyandotts; Nose
ohniok. No. szs EIiEaDstn east, steve
~ isr1pinsAI. NO. sIe lasara, Joseph
ia norskL NO. yei hivpelio. ~. =.
Ssoan. NO. eel r'rAAAlIn, lieu beu
SteAnosFg. No. eel AusIaido; usork =
ssaniey. rynvliis. JOAN Hoimaa.
nlsniAnd rArA. walter Loran. HE'D
george W. AecLium. NO. lis burnn-
game, ArcnloAiu IupperI iINsi
nougs. Mlilam Shlelus. FIymoulh
HIies Cheney, NomaIus. Albert zen-
ner. No. Tea Aliehisan. s'rank sutton.
Sorthylils. kawaru hiendriokson. NO.
lord, Jacob Aeisr. NO. 2si Warren
east. kdwArd huhn. NO. sst Farms
worth. EDWIN FRANK. Wayne. Nil
liam QuiniiyAn. No. lev Taylor. Fred
sriek schmidt. No. see seventeenth.
Harry LANCE. North DetrsAt. William
Wesley. NorthyiIle. Robert BLACK.
Dearborn, Thomas A Miller. No. Ice
Horton. John Sikora. No. Isl Dubois.
barshArt Yeti No. giy cannsld east.
b q. pickman. Fla, Roes: John Il.
Downing. No. ass Hamilton; Joseph
Bate. Trenton. Edwin A. Leciere.
No. t9s Fort east. James Robinson.
wayne. samuel Bateson. No. 10 For
est Court. William Manning. No. l32s
Scotch, Eugene villsrot. Redford.
Martin Mayer, No. sos Vermont: Emu
org HAwkinA No. zsi Clippert.
George Van Ripen. Flat Rock. Her
man Y. Yotlsk. No. sss Field: Y, ~.
reich. 10. ,,s hancock east: John
shaw. Dearborn. Clark pickenson.
Willis. Peter Reiden. Dearborn
Barnes. BEDFORD. Fred Bark
or. Canton; Ed. Bondslow. No. 230
Linwood. John JaglowitE, No 1918
Dubois G. u. Moon. No. SIS 81 An
toins. Michael Collins, No. gs0 Ade-
laide. Abraham kallmeyer, No, ats
Hancock east. Ray Mcdonald. drocn-
feld. Charles Crowley. Hand station;
Lurl Tabor, Belleviile. Charles Liliey.
Trenton; David Craft. BelleVille, Fer.
diuand De Long, No. 6s3 Crane, j. :.
0erke, No. lot Jay; Thomas Hurley.
~ Maybury Grand. John u. Lane. No.
al Wheeloek; Melchior Bahorski. No.
ssl Riopelie; Earl Griffin. Denton:
Cri.s Notmef. Wayne; John Van Ant
werp. Crosse Pointc. Henry W. Meyer.
No. ~ FarrRnd. Highland Park. Alb
raham Dofsky. No. sSg Hancock east.
James T. vreeiand. wyandotte:
George Avery, Wayne. c. Nj. Taylor.
No. 1iTT Hamiitou-b blvd, James ID.
Foot, Wayne; Michael Kroemer. No.
s5s Palmer; August Tackman. Belle
vile; oliver Aiyco. Beilevilie. George
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
300 JAPS
DROWN IN
SEA Mine
First Accident of Its
Kind In History of
the World
WATERS POUR INTO
DEEP CAVERNS
Men Trapped In Shafts
Beneath Ocean
Floor

TOXIC. April ls.-Crushsd b,
meath tons OF earth and the waters
OF the Japan sea at least 500 coolies
have been drowned In the Uoe coal
mine near tho strait OF shimonoseki.
according to dispatches received
here today.
The coolies we're trapped by the
collapse OF the roofs OF subterranean
galleries In which they were work.
ing. According TO Japanese oficiais
this Is the nrst accident OF Its kind
In the history OF the world.
There II but slight hope for the
rescue OF any Of the entrapped min
err or for the recovery Of their
bodies. II rests solely on the belief
that the coolies may have rushed
into several water-tight cham bers.
constructed as a precaution against
Just such an accident. Gangs Of
laborers are working at top speed In
an effort 10 reach the land entrances
70 these chambers
In the Kube mine. engineers work.
ed out a scheme for penetrating the
rich deposits OF coal beneath the
sea floor after years OF effort. From
main shaft sunk near the shore
they drove lonw narrow galleries
into the rocky soil beneath the sea.
Here several hundred miners have
been employed day and night. work,
ing 100 feet beneath the door OF the
ocean.
Bamboo ladders connected the sub
terranean galleries. To have reach.
ed the vater-tight chambers the
coolies must have scram pIed up al
most endless chains Of thesa lad
ders when the nrst crash came. For
that reason the mine owners have
abandoned hope for their rescue.
According 10 best information
available here. the disaster occurred
shortly after the men entered the
mine 20 begin their days work.
Without warning the sea floor sud-
denly gave way. presumably shaken
by some great blast from below. The
water rushed into the gap. churnins
angrily as II In a violent storm, ac-
cording TO eye witnesses.
The government has ordered the
authorities OF Hondo island TO render
all possible aid
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Mortuary

DANDy--Monday. April II. n. s:as
.. m, Thomas Dandy. NJ residence.
- Piduette<aye. Notice offunerai
rEDERLEIN-cecrre. sr.. aged II
years. beloved father of George J.
and Gustav A. Federiein. Funeral
"Wednesday ~ . .. m. from the reel
dence OF bis son. George. 3A Clair
yApEs-Aprii IL. Eiizabeth me.
plofnckl beloved wife OF Frank
Japss. dear mother OF william. An
thony. Alloys and Lao Japes and
Sister 81 Frank Bioinek and Their
esia 9treckfuss. Funeral from
rssidsnes ish warren-sve. east
wEyT.-April y; ISIS. Elizabeth
"Wednesday at $50. from Brs.iin
chapel 7ei Monroe cave and p,
yoashfm's church at a m
BIElp-Albert, aged 70. at his hone.
ltts South Maln-st. Royal OAK
nsmbers Of the O. A r. fairban ks
post No. 4. take notice Fan.rai
win be held Wednesday At 4 .. ma
from the home with burial in oak
view cemetery. Bunsio. wflllauns-
onrs and Philadelphia paper.
WALInn--Aprii n, 1915. % his i.,,
residencs. <ef Cadillac-sve, James
n Walker. beloved father OF Mrs
a ski6fngton Eta and John
Whiker Funerai from above resi-
dSurck 81 ~. Xnnnnsi. = ~, :;
:. rnterment az NJ Elliott via auto.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
WILL RETURN TO
SCHOOL BOARD

Mayor Marx will appoint Henry
Komrofsky member OF the Board OF
Education from the Seventeenth
ward. to succeed al" Knnr. elected
alderman in the recent election. In
spector Kunz rendered his resigna-
ton from the school board to the
mayor. Monday. and was at once
sworn In as alderman by william
MAILER. OF the city clerks once.
Mr. Komrofsky was formerly a mem
Der OF the school board. represent.
ing the Seventh ward. He nov lives
on Montclair-ave
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
y. N. FIsk 10 Dead.

According TO a cable received By
Parke. Davis q Co. Tuesday, r. M
Fisk. the firms London represents
tive for 30 years. died Monday. Mr.
Fisk was a native OF Adrian, Mich.
and before going to England trav
eied IN America In the interests Of
the Parke. Davis q Co. Mr.. Ffsi
was president Of the American %
Iciefy IN London
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Births.
BOYS

A. Dater. 3s7 Alsxandrine; l. Choy'
e. sss a,fn; Fl pio F sS~.ns z S fsSes
ais Avery; J. Murdoch Grees hos.
burg. sac wssson: II. Dahlk. 80 Fif'
tenth + s S.n p1i ,oi b c sssa.. la:
Hiiitary: J. Bunk. s7s Lyman; o
Thrssher, II Hsclai y Patrick =
Myrtle; H. Mccarty.- womsns Dos
yita,; & PrH y,,s al r bsssi...r. i.;
BALDWIN: J. vsndevesie. tss, Crane,
ii william, ssf Palmer; z Rice. IA
Bslvidere: b. AndrxeJcIick ese Alex.
H anaR ,ess Creme: a wssner.
1855 second; w s.st 1tsLtes&1s
drine: g. Henderson. so7 sheridan:
Moor, Providence hospital: W HOW
DIG h1nas O. wr, sss 's s go%%gss
J. LovesSedt. sss warren: p. Lndwig:
g.; Artiiisry; p. BargowskL 1857
Campbeii; l. Jasinows ~ III Finley
b. foikovskI s+s Scotch: J. Moste'
30 DUBOIS GIRLS
v. Luci. f7s Owen: v. LAyasnins;
$50 wabash: J. Jungeaecker 1872
twelfth: r. BentilL 1873 csdniae;
drodsL y. williams' : n H,ss.
W %nshI ii.s Hastings: v, Ryss.y..
ffrembaiI; 2. Buss sis nIino,,; 2
krsn.. ssi IishsI: ? z,.os n1,.. 81, "a q
hisnehsrd. ii7s Hsstinss; w Reear.
80 Eightsse,h: l. Prize w., 81, Mhes
sFuiski ice rsirtgg ,iifs ,s ~ SCR seo,.
Ten: = putkis. sss Mitchell; A Grant
ct; 9. bsan. Sis coIlinE-Sed; =
b'wsicvman. sci Theodore; II. Pre-
oney. iSe Dslmar: O. Jacoeeon- ixt
DHsnSt 1850 Grsnd-bivd: ,. Lynch.
iDl Mitchell.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Deaths

ol.dis n rsrkan, is1s wasash. I
vsar. msnfngftis; Louis =. Wood
{krops. eaginaw. Mich 80 yssrs
hart disease; Anna Morris. 81 clair
sssssi re- g yWs. .s.r es ssss ar.s,os =
ysSrs. BTiehs's disease: Mekyin
ss, sss.sI R lss fort.on In.oin.
81 pears. phthisis; Robert L1th.
s.ss ias 7.i . z :.T f ss.p,sai 3
year,. srysipsiss; Russell A peima-
{cr. lie Elisabsth. ! year. eroneho
pasnnenis: Martin Franekowiak,
ioS2 East warren, 80 years Apo
p1sxy; chariotte r. Pm. i,s Iwensy,
Ec~rss. III west casnsid. 81 years.
p5suro pnsumonia: Joseph Ban.siak.
~ Nays hospitai. 20 years. iceer
pnoumonfa; Pitt n. Moshsr. IT'S
!sosiys g y years Rr,s sfs, s s,:ss.s;
Is years. msnineftis: Louis Setter
foln. Grace hospital. g years. c.rci-
oona: Bfna Murphy. West Side hos
Vitn1 ~ years. phthisis: Isaac NJ
tiIhsr. ili NAPOLEON. - ye.r.; tuser;;
s ~sssH' .n s.ns wiiii.m N.ts.o.cn.
0Paos hospital. - years. inquest
pending; Grace Delargey. i4i N
yean. ~ years. cancer; william n
Worries. ffs Third. So years. gunshot
ycu.a; Ns'ii. Nay ,ss. , s.rnsris..
{1adfsiaus Karp. ~ ooidner. . months.
bronchitis; Amelia Niemeryk. fss
Brnndon. II wears. typhoid fever: Jo-
osph Buga. fS4 Hammond. month.
seasiss: John L. oippe. Grace ho.pi-
en1. 10 years, enboius: John p. yiies.
oee Hubbard. - days hamilton; Tom
0trpetecirf. sft East Kirby. II years
kuberculcefs. Charles r. Teaie. SIS
Artfliery. 70 years. endocardit's: Jo-
esph Yelenak. f3s Vanderbilt. II
1917 west Lafayette 81 years. cere-
b~a1 heuorrhage; william q. Newton.
o. Mays hospital - years. 400
p1exy: John Allies. 1ss East Lar-ed .
Ecuths eroncho pn~umoris. Ph,i1fp
Hahau. rtcs.e. Mich. - wears tuber-
euiosfs: Philip Lsrxe. Harper ho.pi-
tai. ~ wears. rritrrf stenosie: Rather
ine Nsdniski. 1893 Campbell. GO years.
congestion OF liver.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
Special stop FOR speedway,

For the benefit OF the workmen and
visitors to the Speedway plant. now
In course OF construction below Wy
andotte. q special stop has been IN.
augurated at the King-rd. on the De
troit, Monroe q Toledo electric line.
VI. J. Mccarthy a Co. the general
contractors. have built an ONCE on
the King-rd.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
wheIsn To Addres. eot,rl,n,.

The meeting OF the Detroit Ro-
tary club. April q. will be addressed
by John B. Whelan. president OF
the Detroit Motor Speedway. who
will explain the progress being made
TO make this city the center OF au-
tomobile racing OF the country.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
LITTLE ADS FOR
THRIFTY BUYERS
'I s,'t''''.... | c %,,s !

cass with order. n charged. 10 .
No transient advertising ins.rt.e,
for less than isc with cash. AsS u
charged, per Insertion
The above rates apply TO All class ,
ncafions except Bjrths. Cards OF
Thanks Obituaries, Meeting NSuees
and ali Ads preceding AAls Help
and Meeting Notices - Minimum
charre. Sc for Is words OF less. Over
Is words one and one-third Genus TOT
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
TO ExcH.>sE-REAL ESTATE.
| WILL EXCHANGE

my nearly new modern 9-nat on
east side close 10 boulevard. for
Improved farm. well located. must
be good, give full particulars and
location. Box r. 100
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

FOR SPRING PLANTING
Evergreen Lawn Seed
49, ara Garden FertfIixer. Flower
ana Vegetable Seeds. Hardy shrubs
end Rosss
LOHRMAN SEED co.
RA2GDoIYH AND 0RArIor AYES.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

unfP wANTED-MALr.
abcyt ~ ysars Old, TO learn hisR.
trade trade. western Eiectrotype
Co. Jcs. Mach bldg
coseon work. teo-fst John n.
8ARnER wANrEp-stsAAy yoanr
80 sss.i :s:s:n'i;si, Sac r. k. ss's s:s.
- = sss.@ ss... sS,.ssis.:
~ r',s'', Ne 7'-s>
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
ron sALE-REsIpExcr raoPEnr,

FOR sALE-FARMs
a. ACRES one mile from Algonac. ST.
clair river and car river and car
IN view from house. best OF build
ing. f-room house. barns. one q
large new one. all kinds OF out
buildings good fences. a home that
would please anyone. price s1S00.
good terms Would consider a home
In petreit. This property IL free
and clear Can have Immediate
possession. Mrs NJ NJ Stewart
Aigcnae. Mich, box ais Phone 81
i60-ACRE FARM near Marion. 80
miles % n. n 70 acres plow land
5-roOm house small barn and out
buildings good water. partly
fenced only tt.eee; y cash
40 acres near good town In Crawford
county good s-room house, and
small barn good well water: only
si.e0o $500 down
Gilmore & Chavenelle
20. HAMMOND BLDG. CAD. 1888
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

when you answer these ADVERTISE
ments please mention the Timea
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

BILLIARDS AND POOL
BILLIARDS and Pocket Billiard Ia
bles. with the only genuine Monarch
cushions. new and remoceled NJ
moderate prices and easy terms.
also supplies and repairing Bruns-
wick Bake COllender Co. or Mich
igan. 100 RAndoIph-st
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16
RICH DEPOSIT OF zinc
Considerable Development Work TO Be Done
On Wilkerson Land Near Shslbyville.

The Batesville Daily Guard of
Monday said
REV. P. H. Wilkerson Of Airing
ton, Texas, after spending a few
days in Batesville, left this morn
ing for Reeds Creek, his former
home in Sharp county, where he
and his brother, J. R. Wilkerson,
are preparing to do considerable
development work on some zinc
property,
In this particular section of
Sharp county is said to be located
one of the richest and most extern
sive deposits Of zinc in North Ar
kansas, and the present high price
of the product is occasionine much
activity on the part of operators
and doubtless great deal Of min
Ing will be done in that community
within the next few months"
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16

Mrs. E. M. Gray was at Cave City
two or three days the latter part Of
last week visiting friends and rela-
tives.
If Tuesday would not be voted
the hottest day of the season, there
certainly would be fraud in the el-
ection.
Joe Royal who lives a couple of
miles north of town, has the graft
tude of the Record for a Subscrip-
ton dollar.
Otto Cathey, one of the county's
leading teachers and best young
men, began a term of school near
Nelsonville Monday,
We sell lots of Bee Brand Insect
Powder 1t is sure death to flies,
fleas and all troublesome insects.
Barnett-Wasson Drug Co.
Our Store has received a big lot
of John Deere mowers and rakes
Prices reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Weaver Dowdy Co.,
Batesville.
Mrs, Jasper Justus left Wednes.
day for her home at Swifton, after
having spent more than a week in
Evening Shade with relatives and
old friends,
0verseer J. D. Berry is putting in
some time on the public roads now
He did some work the first part Of
the week on the hill in the north
part Of town, which stretch of road
has had a very poor reputation fol-
some time
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16
CLERK {. A. BOYCE IS Welded
Popular County Official Takes Bride And Keeps
The Fact A Secret For A Time.

The news leaked out Saturday
that Clerk E. A. Boyce and Miss
Madee Snow, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Snow, we'll know n
people here, had been united in
the bonds of matrimony for more
than a week, and the fact of the
marriage kept secret from the pub
lie, even relatives of both the bride
and groom. The nuptial knot was
tied by O. c. Shaver Esq.
News of the wedding came as a
surprise to the many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Boyce, who nevertheless Of
fer congratulations and express the
sincere wish that the future may
hold many years Of happiness and
prosperity for them
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssass 'es Of InAZzMl AZzl

The Springfield, Missouri, Busi-
ness College wants to Get a postal
from every young man, eighteen to
thirty, who wants to be telegraph
er or station agent. The school
can place in situations 800 a year,
as It Is authorized to train men for
two great railroads. The situation
is sure or tuition paid back. Tele-
graph cataloe free
Bethel Parsley, one of the best
old citizens Of the county, was here
from Calamine the first part Of the
week Mr., Parsley is now too old
to take an active part in the plant
ing and cultivation Of a crop, yet
he claims to have made about fifty
bushels of corn without labor this
season. During the spring and
summer he has caught and killed
43 moles in a single trap, and this
is the way he has made, or rather
saved a corn crop Mr., Parsley
thinks he will trap 100 moles dur
Ing the season,
Haze Mobley, a good citizen who
resides near Emery, was a business
visitor in Evening Shade Friday.
Spring Creek, which runs through
his farm, was overnowed to such
an extent several days ago that the
greater and best part Of his corn
crop was washed away, and Mr..
Mobley says he will make no more
corn this year than he made last
season In the drouth. He says the
little creek that wiped out his corn
crop was very much higher when
the deed was done than the oldest
residents had ever known 1t 20 be
before.
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16

Sam Wade Of Pocahontas was
here the latter part of last week.
He was accompanying Congress
man Oldfeld and was seeing some
of the country he had never seen
before
John Lane, a former resident Of
this section, who now lives at New
castle, Okla, was here this week
visiting relatives and old friends,
He was accompanied here by his
mother, Mrs. Jane Lane, who will
make her home for a time with her
son, Elmer Lane.
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16

Wesley Taylor of Shelbyville
spent yesterday and today in Bates
vile, and will 90 to Calico Rock to-
morrow to visit relatives. Bates.
vile Daily Guard Of Monday
Just received big lot Of binding
twine at Our Store. Indications
are that 1t will sell much higher
than present prices, The stock on
hand will be sold at the same price
as last year Weaver Dowdy Co.,
Batesville.
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured

About two years ago | had a
severe attack of diarrhoea which
lasted for over a week." writes
W. C. Jones, Buford, N. D. II be-
come so weak that | could not
stand upright A druggist recon-
mended Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, The first
dose relieved me and within two
days | was as well as ever" Oh
tainable everywhere.
Sharp County record., 1915-07-16
Local News

MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Atkinson are
the parents of new son. born Sun
day.
Wesley Ellis left the first part of
the week for Oklahoma to find his
fortune.
A son was born to Walter Rush
and wife, who live near town, Tues
day night.
Mrs. Stella Moser is teaching in
the Possum Trot district, two miles
west of town.
Our Store has big lot of grain
cradles, Prices reasonable. Weaver
Dowdy Co. Batesville.
Miss Maggie Dickerson was on
the sick list several days lately but
is now much improved.
Death to flies, fleas and all in
sects-Bee Brand Insect Powder
Barnett-Wasson Drug Co,
want to buy cattle and will pay
highest market prices. Write or
phone me at Sidney. j. H. Wilks.
Luther Norris, one of Pouehkeep-
sizes best young citizens, was trans
acting some business here one day
this week.
j. X. Metcalf was transactine
some business matters and meet
ing his friends at Hardy several
days this week,
Get a can of Bee Brand Insect
Powder and let II fight the flies
and Aeas for you, II will do the
work, Barnett-Wasson DRUG Co,