Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03


 quiring that the physicians name be signed in full and that he keep a rec ord of each prescription. If he de- sires to secure stock of the drugs and dispense them himself, it is nee essary to secure blanks from the gov ernment.
 During the last few days, 15,000 ap- plication blanks and copies of the new law have been mailed from the inter- nal revenue office in Little Rock. The law went into effect March 1, and all who have not complied on that date are liable to heavy penalty.
 Plans for an active campaign in the interest of the passage of the bill now before the house providing for the sale of three pieces of state property for the building of a state general hospi- tai to be known as the David O. Dodd Memorial Hospital, were made at joint meeting of the three Little Rock chapters of the Daughters of the Con- federacy, representatives of the Sons ot Veterans and the David o. Dodd Memorial Committee, at the Little l Rock Public Library. A committee of more than 25 citizens, including many prominent business and professional men, was named to create interest and to aid in bringing up the attendance at the meeting. Those who were pres ent agreed to notify those of the mem bers of the committee who were not present.
 The house passed by vote of 54 to 32 the General Game Bill which origi- mated in the Senate where it was in- troduced by Senator Futrell. After tempestuous voyage in the house, dur ing which it had been threatened with destruction on the breakers of de- structive amendments, it came to 8 final vote without any change from the text as it came from the Senate It will therefore become the general law, applicable to all counties in the state, for the protection of all game. A game commission is provided with a system of licenses, bag limits, and restrictions which, it is argued, will conserve the wild life of Arkansas
 U. s. Department of Agricultural es- timates that January 1, 1915, there were in storage 166,S46,OOO bushels of Irish potatoes. This is 431a million bushels more than were in storage a year ago, according to the report of B. J. Bodman, chairman Arkansas Profitable Farming Campaign.
 J. Bruce Greeson of Conway, man. ager of the Greeson Drug Company, was notified of his appointment by the United States government as 1n- spector of narcotics and opiates, a po- sition required in the enforcement of the new federal law restricting the sale of such drugs, which becomes ef- fective March 1. MT. Greeson's terri tory will include Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma
 complete program has been issued announcing the annual session of the White County Teachers Association, which convenes at Pangburn Satur- day, March 6. The welcome address will be given by l.. F. Martin and re- sponded to by Prof. P. A. Peacock.
 J. A. Cherry, bumper, and Garrett Claiborne, fire boss at the Bolen mine at Hartford, narrowly escaped drown ing when water from the reservoir flooded the mine. The men waded waist deep against stiff current They : were a mile underground when they : were warned by thrush of water. The Little Rock cotton market is now enjoying the most active period of the present season. according to figures given out by the Board of Trade. Since February 4, 21,375. bales of cotton have been shipped to, Fall River, Boston and European mills.
 The University of Arkansas costs the state S167 for each student enroll cd instead of $400 as has been stated, . according to President J e. Futrall of the University of Arkansas.
 
 Messrs, Taylor and Harris of Sedan. KaHo have leased 4,O0O acres near sJ Waldron and will drill for gas. J Representative Bland introduced q 5 bill for passenger rate of 2 l-2 cents on all railroads over 125 miles in length. s1 f Contract has just been let to Jim Caldwell for the construction of l. substantial concrete school house at Morristown. and the work win be - started as soon as possible LA sec. < Eond story VIII also be built to be used $ as lodge hall. s What has been the largest fire since November, 1904. occurred at Rector The fire originated In the rear os : Nicely & Nicely s dry goods store or,