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The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19

In a playful mood recently. Ebert Hubbard referred to him. self as the Lusitania of litera. ture.', He was; but be didn't know it when he said Dallas News.
 The Prescott Meat Market is the name of a new business es. tablishment now open and doing business in the city at the stand formerly occupied by J. w. Hunt in the Rice building on West Muin Street Messrs. E. w. Cloud and John Cornelius are the proprietors and they solicit a share of your patronage. They will handle the best meats pro. curable and for cash they will save you money on your butch CTS bill. Their phone number is so and if you want good meat and quick service give them a trlal order. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
BLUFF CITY NEWS

Everything is progressing nicely since little rain came. We had quite little storm last Sunday night but can say that we didn't get enough rain.
 What are we going to do? The po- tato bugs are about to take possession of Bluff City.
 R. B. Black and family were visi- tors at Bluff City last Sunday. B. D. Moseley and wife were visitors at Reader last Sunday.
 c. J. Moseley returned home Sunday from Hope where he has been looking out for a school.
 We have just received car of hay. If your stock is hungry please come around to see us.-Upton & Harvey.
 Advt. Right this way to get your re- treatments of all kinds. Drinks and Ice Cream on Saturday and Sunday. and 10 cents.-Whaley Drug Store.
 Advt. If your hair is short, let me make 1t shorter. A good haircut and shave, 15 and 20 cents.-C. c. Henry. Advt. If you need some sporty shoes, boys, 1 have them waiting for you at a req sonable price.-J. L. Henry & Bros.
 Advt. Peas for sale at reasonable prices.- R. w. Black. Advt. w. H. Carter says the Gulley is too shallow for him.
 B. T. Black has been on the sick list the past week. Hope he will soon re- cover.
 Dogs for sale at Bluff City.
 Blue Jay.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19

Prof. Dwight Blake came up from Hope yesterday evening and gave the band boys their weekly practice.
 Wiley H. Terry, cashier of the Git iizens Bank & Trust Company of this city, is in St. Louis attending to busl- ness matters.
 B. F. Jordan, route number one Prescott, was attending to business matters in the city yesterday and paid the News office a call.
 Mrs. Julia Smoote arrived here to- { day from her home at Hot Springs and will be the guest of relatives and friends in the city for several days.
 The Junior Missionary of the Pres byterian church met with Miss Cora Buchanan last night and after the program was rendered very delight ful social time was had
 Prof. Ury Mckenzie went down to Texarkana this mo('ning. MT. Me Kenzie is making preparations to move his family from Prescott to Tex arkana, having accepted the superin- tendency of the Texarkana, Arkansas, schools.
 The Woman's Christian Temper ance Union will meet at the Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon imme- diately after the o'clock services. A full attendance is urged.-Mrs. w. H. Terry, Secretary.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court of the United
 States for the Western District of
 Arkansas, Texarkana Division, in
 Bankruptcy.
 In the matter of Amanda E. Shankle of Prescott, in the county of Nevada, State and District aforesaid. To the Creditors of the Above Named
 Bankrupt:
 Notice is hereby given that on the l7th day of May, 1915, the above nam- ed party was duly adjucated a bank rupt and that the first meeting of the creditors will be held at my office in the City of Texarkana, on the 1st day June, 1915, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, at which time such creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 Bankrupt's claim for exemptions will be investigated at the same time and place. GUSTAVUS c. POPE,
 Referee in Bankruptcy.
 Texarkana, Arkansas.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENT!

l will conduct an eight weeks summer school, at the Grammar school building, commen cing June 14th. Any pupils wishing to enter please notify me by mail Prescott, Ark, R.R. No. 1, or be present on that morning. Terms $500 per month in advance.
 Jesse l.. Akers.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
Y our Health
Don't Endangef t
 With caIon1eI

It is generally agreed ene oy em perts in this country ana Euiopt ;nlopt that calomel has a very y1,.;s Sio'e ac. effect on the system. ms ,.ae. se counts for the familiar dlsagales, aess able feeling accompanying I1ta, oSSI fo1. and the weakened condltioii ~ lowing it. ,,oss veg
 Liv-Ver-Lax is harmless r,;Id uGI etable compound, that is s.. a oa1o. n,Is but effective substitute 1t TOT 1:aousss, osss mel. It has all the eiiec'loIil '.oiomel. but not the effect, of ofe',mht eaiJit it It's splendid value has prousn ;., sone into such wide use that ;,.a,v Ill v' re- states it has almost entlfe'' placed calomel. once and vouil never use calomel, l,,aagy;ng agag insist on the genuine, ,nN oeatILs af |. the likeness and signatu,,e.o ,.o noteed o K. Grigsby, which is guara,,'Irse- gaaav re- to give satisfaction or mg2nassierly funded. For sale by
 Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19

Mrs. Minnie MaXWell, WorCny Grand Matron o. E. S., Arkansas, who has been holding a school of instruc- tion in this city for the local organi- zation, left this mornng for Gurdon where she will conduct a similar school.
 Misses Mae Duke and Beulah Hes terly, of this city and Mrs. E. De- laughter, Mrs. T. w. Mcdaniel, Mrs. B. F. Graham, and Miss Georgia De- laughter of Boughton, spent yesterday down at Hope, going there overland in Miss Delaughter's car.
 Sheriff Mum will close his tax books on Friday May 21st This extension was granted so that everyone would have plenty of time in which to settle their taxes and if you have not yet attended to this matter you had better do so at once. There will be no fur | ther extension.
 Manager Hardy has again rear ranged his weekly service and will on each Wednesday evening give his pa irons the Hazard of Helen" picture and the Hearst-Selig Weekly These popular pictures will begin tonight and "The Open Drawbridge" is one of the most thrilling of the Hazards of Helen" yet shown. You will en- joy the show tonight--4 reels--5 and 10 cents. Advt. Manager Hardy has instlled an cleo tric piano in his place of amusement and this with a number of other inn provements makes 1t an ideal place to spend an hour each evening. At this place you will see the best programs of pictures each evening procurable. They are clean, educational and inter eSting. And the price of admission will permit everyone to attend You always get your moneys worth at the Gem.
 A few people only know that it re- quiros gas (natural gas) to run a newspaper. Since the break in the gas line the News force has been plugging away at the cases while our Mergenthaler was used as an orna- ment. We are operating it today and trust to have The Prescott Daily News up to it's standard within a couple of days. You have no doubt heard that "There's a reason" and we want to say that there's a difference" in setting type by hand and on a ma chine.
 The Arkansas Natural Gas Com pany this morning resumed supplying it's patrons with gas Not only our citizens but all places on their Ines have been greatly inconvenienced | since the 3rd of this month when the washout occurred in Red River bottom near Garland City. A ten inch pipe has been placed on trestle across the place where the washout occurred and the main line will be repaired at once. Engineers are endeavoring to so con struct the repairs that it will be inn possible for high water to affect it.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
PROGRAM
For Fifth Sunday Meeting to be Held at Providence Church May 29- 30.

Thomas.
 How May We Best Promote a Re vival Spirit in the Church ?-Eld w. A. Forbes.
 Should Baptist Church Dicipline a Member that Absents Himself From all the Church Work ?-J. w. Wing field.
 What is the Duty of the Church to Members Who Hold Letters TT. s. Hellums.
 Was Saul the First King, ever a Saved Man 70. s. Jones.
 Importance of the Sunday School.- Eld. E. Delaughter.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
Local News.
We have it today-gas.

We have it today-gas.
 And Stamps has a soap factory.
 For Sale-Good gentle family horse. T. c. McRae, IT,, Advt. If.
 Miss Ollie Cantley went down to Fulton this morning for a visit.
 B. c. Purifoy, of Sayre, was among the business visitors to Prescott today. Rain and cooler Wednesday; Thurs day fair, west, rain and cooler in east
 J. A. White returned this morning from a few days spent down at Tex arkana.
 Miss Edith Bedford is up at Smith ton today spending a visit with her father, Jno. V. Bedford.
 w. H. Halleburton, the drug sales man from Little Rock, was visitor to the city this morning.
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-you are next.-Cragan & Cummins Advt. Jno. c. White and son Master Jno. Clark White returned this morning to Philadelphia, after a few days spent in the city.
 Let me have your subscription for the Ladies Home Journal, The Satur- day Evening Post and Country Gentle, man. I will appreciate it. The Jour nal and Post are $1.50 each and the Country Gentleman is $1.00 per year. Jack Johnson, Jr.
 I want to buy from 10 to 50 bu. of peanuts, also want from 50 to 800 acre meadow anywhere from 1 to 20 miles of Prescott. Ned Christopher, Prescott, Ark.
 AdVt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
Continuous Shows
 From 7:30 p. m. Pictures Changed Daily
White Man With Black Liver.

The Liver is blood purifier. It was thought at one time it was tns Is seat of the passions. The trouble with most people is that their Liver De. comes black because of impurities III the blood due to bad physical states causing Biliousness, Headache, .,. plzli. ness and Constipation. Dr. hlngs New Life Pills will clean up the lis+ w CT, and give you new life. Zoe !" your Druggist.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19

For Sale.-Three year old Shetland pony.-J. R. York,
 1 will call for, shine and deliv, CT ladies shoes. Phone Porter's Barber Shop-phone 215. Willie Robinson. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
H--R E ELS 4 f TONIGHT-4

The Open Drawbridge" Kalem-HaZard of Helen series
 "He Waits Forever"
 Lubin-Drama
 "The Butterfly Wins"
 Selig-Drama.
 Hearst -Selig News Pictorial Late Picture of World Wide Events Mir. and Mrs. Louis Suckle are in- vited to attend the Gem Theatre this evening as guests of the management.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19

Jack Johnson, Jr., has tnls s,v Ev. Country Gentleman and sa'uaus' ars good ening Post for sale. They S'' issues.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
in The Nevada Chancery Court.

Annle GlII, PIantlH.
 VS. Joe Gill, Defendant
 WARNING ORDER. To the defendant Joe Gill, you are hereby warned to appear in the Neva- da Chancery Court, within thirty days and answer the com plaint of the plain tiff Annie Gill.
 c. c. Calhoun, Chancery Clerk. ". F. Denman, Attorney for Pit fl
The Prescott daily news., 1915-05-19
MeFifOj S tTa " H 8 t Cleaner WiH make that old hat look neW-Price o c -- Westerly Drug Store. Adv.

Wanted Lumber haulers to haul from Westmoreland Bros, new mill site. Pay every Sat urday. For particulars inquire at Junction City Lumbe Go. adv
 Wanted = Lumber haulers to haul from Westmoreland Bros. new mill site. Pay every Satur- day. For particulars inquire at Junction City Lumber Go. adv
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Now is The Time
To Get Your Overland

TODAY motoring is popular
the year around.
The old fallacy of not get
ing your new car before spring is
thing of the past.
In fact motoring right now is
far more beneficial and much bet
ter sport.
So get that notion out of your
head-make up your mind to get
a car now-and listen to why it
should be an Overland.
Price considered, the Over
land has greater value than any
other car in the world.
That's a big statement but,
nevertheless, a fact.
To begin with, the Overland
has the high tension magnetic
the most dependable and uni
form system of ignition. Many
cars have only the cheaper battery
ignition.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Overland Occupies
First Position at
Big New York Show

The most striking feature OF the over
land exhibit, which occupied the first DO
sitlon at the New York show, was the
fact that each OF the five cars on exhibi-
tion showed, in a marked degree, the
policy OF the willys-Ovorland company Of
continually giving more car for less
money"
The overlands, from the light four
cylinder Model 81 to the six-cylnder
Model 50, are built throughout OF the best
material obtalnable, all OF which has been
thoroughly tested In tho physical and
chemical laboratories OF the big Toledo
plant. The principle OF quantity produc-
tion, on which the cars are manufactured,
enables the maker to give each operu-
ton the very best Of technical skin and
producing facilities. Each part Ia made
by specialist who is Able to devote his
entire attention TO single operation
This is one OF the essential economic fac
tors in Overland production
OF the five cars shown, a touring car
four-passengor coupe and a roadster were
of the four-cylinder. thirty-flve horse
power, Model 50, the others being a Model
81, four-cyllnder touring car and Model
50, a slx-cylinder touring car. As John
N. willys. president of The willys-over-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
FORD LEADING FOR
DELIVERY PURPOSES

cures recently compiled by the editor
"' an eastern motor truck paper show that
The Ford outnumbers all other trucks
combined. That there are from 1000 to
5000 Ford cars annually converted into
light delivery cars, which number equals
the combined output of the truck makers.
After a period of more or less costly
experimenting with a variety of Aeavy
types of delivery car. the transportation
heads of various businesses reached the
general conclusion that 1t did not pay to
deliver 1900 pounds OF car and only 1000
pounds of merchandise. In other words,
they found that their loads averaged less
than 100 pounds and II was an expensive
proposition to deliver this load on a truck
of one and q half to two tons capacity,
Weighing from 5000 to 1000 pounds.
over 200 Ford delivery cars are now in
use in Omaha. every line of business be-
ing represented, from the smallest gro
Gerry, which delivers a few hundred pounds
in a box attached to the rear deck OF a
Ford runabout. T. tho largest department
stores, whose cars are fitted with the
most modern full paneled. beautifully fin
ished bodies. delivering many tons of mer-
chandise every day. Figures recently
furnished by one OF these latter show the
upkeep expense Of the Ford delivery car
TO be only about one-hslf that Of the
number Of horses required to do the same
amount OF work. The service given the
stores patrons, the merchants prestige
and the ar-around efficiency of the de-
livery department Is. OF course. much
more than doubled.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Kissel Kar Better
Than Average Six
And Less in Price

While we are very enthusiastic about
the new Kissel Kar 42-six. and naturally
inclined to the use of superlatlves in de-
sorlbing it," says Frank ]. Edwards, I'VE
are willing TO stand upon the summary
OF one OF the highest authorities in the
country, who. in reviewing the merits Of
this car for his journal said; 1t is better
than the average six at less than the
price of the average six
That. after ALL is strong enough to
interest the keenest prospective buyer
and, judging by the size and alert at
tention of the crowds that visited the
Kissel Kar exhibit at the New York
show, no doubt remains in the public
mind that this model is unusually dis
tinctive and attractive. ....
The Kissel Kar Ask and the S6-Four
are really remarkable values, the best
cars to my mind that Kissel ever pro
dueed, at prices, away below those hith-
erto associated with Kissel Kars. With
Kissel-built motor, body clutch and
axle, to say nothing of many other less
important units, these models are ex-
olusively Kissel
ITO the buyer who seeks in his car
personality as well as beauty, individ-
uality as well as convenience, exclusive
ness as well as comfort, in fact, IL he
seeks at a price below the average n
car Of better than average quality. these
Kissel Kars fill the bill We believe
that an unbiased comparison will make
tlHt fact obvious"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
BIG PACKARD LINE
AT NEW YORK SHOW
Five Finished Cars Included in the
Annual Display in Gotham's
Grand Central Palace.
REPRESENT TWENTY STYLES

Five finished cars represented the
Packard at the big annual automobile
exposition in Grand Central Palace. New
York But at that, the limited show
space made it impossible TO give an ade-
quate idea OF the Packard line. which con-
sists of twenty distinct body styles
The exhibits at the New York show
ranged from a smart runabout, seating
two, TO an imperial limousine. seating
seven in two compartments, both OF which
are entirely closed
Car Designed for show.
"5-4S" salon touring car was shown,
In sage green, a special Packard color
The wood parts and wheels are done in
dark oak. Although this oompany's
standard salon touring car is built for
six passengers, this superb show car is
designed TO seat seven.
A "3-2S'' salon hrougham. a new type
never before exhibited, is coach paint
ers green IN color, with the body panels
darker shade The wheels arc dark
Naples yellow. This car is upholstered
in tan cloth plain above the belt and with
green figure below this line The salon
brougham is stngle-compartment car
especially suited to the owner-drlver
Contrasting COIOrs Used.
A 'S-3S' runabout, seating two, painted
black as night except for it's broad white
stripe with q stripe OF gold leaf in the
middle. is a smart rig for town or coun-
try, It's white wire wheels are two
inches smaller i'm diameter than the
standard, giving a lower effect to the
ear.
A ''S-SS" phaeton is standard, save for
the body panels, which are painted Ma
Piles yellow. The top is appropriately
lined with motocloth. The seven-passen-
ger limousine, which completes the
Packard exhibit, is painted a dignified
Brewster green, striped with gold leaf.
The car is upholstered with rich green
and gold velour.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
PLAN FOR ANNUAL
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
Local Dealers Predict 1915 Event
Will Surpass by Far the Nine
Previous Displays.
HELD WEEK OF FEBRUARY IS

That the tenth annual Omaha Auto
previous shows is the expectation Of
every automobile dealer who is a mem
ber OF the association. Plans for addi-
tionsl features have been consummated
and when the week of February Is ar
rves the doors of the Auditorium will
swing open 10 reveal the biggest ard best
display of 1915 machines and accessories
west of Chicago.
Extensive plans for decorations have
been made and the Auditorium should
he more appropriate than ever before.
The decorations will not be designed so
much with the intention of producing
an extravagant and pretentious mural
effect, but rather to produce a setting,
which will show to advantage the cars
exhibited.
Commercial Club Assists.
The Commercial club is cooperating
with the association in efforts TO attract
outsiders to the big event. The automo-
lille show always brings many hundreds
Of people TO Omaha and is therefore
regarded as one of the most important
commercial events lildJ occur mere. OSdl-
ers and prospective buyers from Iowa,
Nebraska. Kansas. Wyoming, Colorado.
Missouri and South Dakota, come tu
Omaha in large numbers and the bene-
fits derived from their visits hove
prompted Omaha business firms to make
special preparation for their enlertaiA-
ment
In addition to the large exhibits of
pleasure cars, commercial vehicles and
motorcycles will also be displayed. The
truck exhibit will be unusually large, as
many manufacturers have in the last
year added commercial and delivery cars
TO their lines. This display WILL as
usu I, be held in the basement, and the
oxhRStion OF motorcycles will be in the
Uppei corridors.
The decorations at the automobile show
will be in charge OF George Laier, of
the firm of Beatdn s. Laier
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Monihan Appointed
Manager Of Marion

John Guy Monihan. for many years
Identified with the advertising and sales
management OF the Premier Motor Car
company of indianapolis and later as
general salesmanager of the Cole Motor
Car company of the same city, becomes
vice president and general manager of
the Marion Motor company Of Indian
apoliE.
Mr.. Monihan, because Of his leadership
of the first amateur tour across the con-
sinent now known as the famous Ocean
to-Ocean" tour OF 1911, which resulted in
the conception Of Carl Fisher of the
Lincoln Highway, is today recognized as
among the famous leaders Of the great
movement of See America First by
automobile. Mr. Monihan is one Of the
best known figures in the motor car in
dustry.
J. 1. Handley, PRECEDENT Of the Marion
Motor Car company, and who has just
become president and active head OF the
Mutual Motors company, retains the
Presidency of the Marion company. but
relinauishes the management to Mr.. Moni-
han.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Maxwell Income is
Million and Half
During Year 1914

Owners OF Maxwell cars. and particu-
larly automobile dealers. will be pleased
to hear that despite the war and rather
depressed business conditions during the
early part of 1914, the Maxwell Motor
company enjoyed the most successful
year in Its history.
Under the skillful and able management
Of President Walter f. Flanders. the
Maxwell company this year concentrated
on one model and brought out low
priced car. which met with an enthpsi-
astic reception from the public. As
result Maxwell dealers made money and
their customers were delighted with their
carsg
Not only this, but what Is equally i'm
portant. the Maxwell company made
money. too. as the last annual statement
showed a net income Of over 100000 as
against dividend requirements on the first
preferred stock OF $SSs.563
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
Tons of Steel Used
In FirestOne Rims

Enough steel to bund twenty-four sky
scrapers is put into Firestone rims every
year.
This is the statement OF r. J. Firostone.
sales manager OF the F1restone Tire and
Rubber oompsny-and he gives the fig
ures to show II.
TO meet the demand last year 120O0
tons OF steel were converted into Fire
stone rims. This Is 240O0OoO pounds,
Contractors say that 100000 pounds OF
steel Is enough for a pretty tall business
block
The Firestone Tire and Rubber company
buys moro special section steel than any
other firm in the country. Storage OF the
raw steel alone requires 1886 square
feet Of floor space
busy force of 400 men and n working
floor space of 10000 square feet are
used in the rim plant. The equipment OF
machinery IL also on an unusual scale.
There are sixteen electric welders. One
of them is specially constructed TO han
die stock fourteen inches wide
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
DEMAND FOR PRESSED-0N
COMMERCIAL TRUCK TIRE

I'm the commercial vehicle field We find
for 1916 an ever-increasing demand for the
pressed-on type OF truck tire" says c.
w. Martin, jr.. manager OF the motor
truck tire department OF the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber company. There can
be no doubt that experience has proved
beyond question that pressed-on truck
tires, in territories equipped with facill-
ties for their handling, have given maxi
mum satisfaction and mileage.
ITO meet this demand Goodyear Is cam
raigning and featuring for 1915 the S. ".
tire that has been subjected TO remark
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-10
NUMEROUS SALES MADE OF
DODGE AND PAIGE CARS

The Murphy & o'Brien Auto company
has sold fifteen cars during the last week.
Several carloads of Dodge cars are ex-
pected to arrive in Omaha the first of
this week. There were over 1000 visitors
at the show room during the last week,
many Of whom were here attending the
Implement Dealers convention. The
new Paige Six is attracting great deal
of attention.