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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
@eil bas @eriidt gebt, sic Gen

8eil bas @eriidt eebt, bie Sen-
6ung iei fir Del1ti6lan6 beitimmt,
itn6 in San Giego, @aIifornien, flint
5ebn @ogeonla6u1gen @offen un6
Munition bon 81tn6esbeamter orrge-
boIten tpor6en. Dmtt 1nteriudt tper-
Sen fanr, Oh bas @eriidt begrin6et
lit. Dos lit fort. Seit Monaten
geben gan8e Sdiffs1a6ungen @offen
unb Munition 11a6 England, Granff-
reid nn6 @uBlon6, nn6 nod feline
@en6ung lit bon 8un6esbeamten o1-
geboIten nno %mirgen6tpo lit cine un-
terfudung eingeleitet tpor6en. 60
miro @e11traIitGt geiibt gegen eng
Ion6 nn6 feline @erbiin6eten nn6 10
gegen Geutidlon6. sc lit elm notto-
mailer 5fonboI, bon meIder @eite
man sic Mngelegenbett a1@ betra6-
ten mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
{'Kir0k0e na0ri0ten.
eSsm M116itorium Der &Qtbeorul=

* ssSm Mu6itorium Der &atbe6ral=
bodidule miro am 1reitagabeno bolb
8 l1br 5u gbren 6es nun balo aus
unierer Mitte i9ei6en6en allbeliebten
bo@sp'iten &errn 8ii4ofs Saeob Iro-
Dec BON Sen fatbolii6en 8ereinsman=
1rerr Der @taot ct. CLOUD urter oem
@orlit 6es Mrtpolts 8aul Mbles, 6es
@raiioenten bes 9. 81. 8. Staatsber-
|ban6es bon Mtnneiota, cine Mbidieo5-
feier Dermitaltet, fir Die Elm aus In-
ipraden, Muiif un6 @eiang belteben-
6es Brogrmm enttporfen lit. Die
fatb. Club Muiitfapelle miro Sic
Seier einIeiten uno 6ieielbe a11d gum
Mbi9luB bringen. Das Men3a Sr=
DIETER miro nit 8mei 0r@elter-gor-
trdgen 6ienen> 6ie.&erren @bas. Bar
SEN un6 Neter Martini un6 Sri.
&il6egar6 &ilian merben ie einen
Colo portragen. sos. @ormon miro
re3itieren, nnb in fIr5eren @n=
iprade11 meroen sic &erren- 6. S.
Macbona1o, sos. g. &imsl, @m. 81.
@orger uno Ser sdriftleiter oes
uMoroitern" CUR &erbouitdn6igltng
ser Mbidieosfeier, 51 pelder ole aa=
tboIifen ser staot ct. CLOUD freun6=
li@it eingela6en itn6, %beitragen.
& Mm letten Sonntag perlos beim
&od)amte ser bodm. &atbeoralpfar-
rer 9r. SEQ @ans Sen Sabresberidt
Ser &atbe6ralgemein6e. DerieIbe 5eigt
NIT @inidluB Der $10,965.35 in Boz
rem @eloe un6 ser $4,000 in Soften
sic bobe @innabmei umme bon
S6,692.40, tpdbren6 ii6 sic
@nslogen NIT @inidluB ser
$751;, 22333.333 fir 6ie @atbeorol-
bo619ule onf $86,035.29 belize
fen. Sic aa1f Ser acknowledgements
ruben6e @dalo betrdgt $61,400, sic
tbeilpeiie 6a1r6 Subicriptioren I'M
8etroge bon $50,700 ge6edt lit.
@dbren6 6es Sabres mur6en 172
Samfen (23 ertpodiere &onnertiten),
go @etratben bou5ogen, un6 40 ge<
grdbmiie fan6en ftatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
anlaBlid) bes @ebmrtstaaes

Scr anlaflid bes @%ebmrtstases
bes &otiers gum Sel6mmidaM bef0r-
oerte @eneraloberit BON Billion bat
iid 0u 8eginn 6es &rieges tpie6erbolt
altsge5eidnet. Sett6em bat man MIR
menig mebr BON linn geb0rt, ober sic
linn iebt 5utbeil g%etpor6ene MuS5ei&-
n11ng laBt ouf auBergem0bnlide Set
ih1ngen a116 mabreno Ser 3eit i4lie=
Ben, mo- iein Name in Ser Seffent-
li6feit MIR menig %genant mor6en
lit. Iu6 6ariiber miro man ia tpobl
mebr erfabren, tpenn sic Dtnge m1f
6em tpeitliden &rtegsi6a1plabe itd
etpas peiter enttpidelt baben mn6
Die Seffentli6feit mebr als gegen=
martig in5 8ertra11en ge5ogen per-
6en fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Gin 9uniiiturimm bielt Hapit Be-

Gin aoniiiturinm bielt &apit Be-
neoift XIV. am %. Sana1ar, mab-
reno oellen @erlauf CT peri4te6ene
fiir5lib er11anrte @il60fe prafoni-
lierte uno cine Mlofution an sic Scar
oinale ridtete. Ser @apit iagte, SOB
Ser ST.. @tubl neutral iei, un1 tpies
ouf ieine 8emiibl1ngen bin, Die un-
gliidliden Tolgen oes 8eltfrieges gu
miloern. @egenieitige 2iebe fei Dor
ollem notbpenoig, iagte er, 90 ia
ale Meniben 8rii6er ltnter itdJ feie11.
Sir europa beitimmte Der Eaplt
gpn1tag SEN Z. 6ebr., als einen az
gemeinen @ettog, BEN lopobl er ielbit
ais Sic &oroindle 6urh bel onoeren
@ottesoienit IN ser ct. 8eters Stride
begeben meroen. Stir bie iibrtgen
@elttbeile beitimmte sc. @eiligfeit
@onntag, Sen 81. @ar5, als 8ettog.
Sen furdtbaren &rieg nnb a16 6as
idredlidegr6beben in Stalien iebe er
oIs cine 3ii6tigung on, Die @ott
iiber Die @0lfer fommen lieB megeu
ibrer 9iin0en. Gum SdluB ermabn=
tie Ser 81. @ater 6as gan5e fatbolii6e
@oIf 511 inbriinitigem @ebete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Scr fran5Diide Mitrompnt Camille

yet TraH3DT1a)e 2tllIuHuM Na1H1ue
SImmarton min 6en &rtegsi6m1,
plab Derlegt baben. Mus 8elgien uno
6em n0r6li6en Tronfrei6 na@ Der
belttid=frm5oiiiden @ren5e. Mit on
6eren @orten, er tpin Sen &rteg nod
einmal bon borne angefmgen baben.
0euti6lan6 ion olio muf al feline
bisberigen @rfolge ber5idten, un6
au6 Gamiue G1ammarior ideim
iiber5eugt 5u fem, 6aB es 6o5n MIR
iebr idper 51 bepegen fem miir6e.
0esbolb iouen 6ie Ser. gtaaten es
gefiigig MAIDEN. Cont bat Ser @err
fetne @iinide un6 6iefen einert fiirh-
ten pir, mer6en Sic Ser. Stoaten linn
nidt erfiuen. 9aS @agniB miro
mobl audi unierem urternebmungs=
1uitigen Staatsiefretdr on5u fiibn
eri6einen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Verein$nd0ri0ten.
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S Ser in ct. CLOUD beitebenoe ct.
Soiepbs-M dinnerberein miro am font
men6en Son1tag ieinen @brenabeno
baben, tper6en ia an ienem Menoe
1852 ne1e Mitglie6er bent gerein ein<
perleibt tperben, mo6ur6 6em @irfen'
uno 6em @mporbliiben 6es @ereins
cine te1.e Mber eridloiien miro. Sic
Sereins=@ m6ioaten %berlammeln iib
abenos 11m 7-l1br in ser @ereinsbane
in Ser unbefledten GmpfdngniBid1tle>
bon mo- iie pro3eI1ionstpeiie in Ste ltn-
befledte gmpfdngniBfirde geben.
Dafclbit miro Ser bodm. Gforrer, P.
@erbor6, 8. g. g., cine Mniprade an
Sic 11elte geretnsidoor balten, nos
ra1tf ser bodtp'ite &err Gbt Setter
gngel, 8. g. g., bon Ser ct. Sobns
Mbtei sic gmroibaten feierIidit in oen
ct. Soiepbs@ erein a1fnebmen uro
Damn Sen @eger init benz Mnerbeilig>
iten ertbeilen tpir6. &ierauf gebet1
sic ,oel1e1 @ereinsbrii6er in Gro5ei'
lion in Die &oIIe bes tatb. @~lubbauies,
tpo sic 5tpeite Snitanationsfeier Der
gon6i6oten 6urd Sen @%ereinsprali.
benton @m. 81. 80rger, 1todoem bic
fotb. Club . Mhififfapene sic 6eier
eingeleitet bm, inn 8eifein 6es bodhp'-s
ften &errr 8ii9ofs Secob 9robec rno
6es bodm'ftet Germ Mbtes borge-
monument tpir6. An 6iefer Seier tper'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
'rl,ng oieier Meinung ser Moral.
ebenlo tpenig geniist miro wie 6er
8oItttf.

Gine ,ucnig erfrenlide Melbnn8
fo1nmt aus Der @unbesbauptita6t:
oas lanfenoe 6isfaliabr miro pora1s.
jidtli6 nut einem rteligen Deft3it
abi9lieBen. @or langerer 3eit i6on
ml,r6e geml1nfelt, BOB Elm Defi5it bon
pieIei9t bunoert Miuionen Dollar
5a ertparten lei, aber "a sic Meloung
aus QneIlen tam, sic Der M6mini-
itration nidt iomoerlt6 freunoli6 ge=
iinnt iinb, a9tete man ridt bara1f.
Scum ober iiebt man iib in M6mini.
itrationsfreiien ielbft gu Dem @inge,
itdnbnib geatpungen, baB Elm groBeS
Defi5it mdt gu permei6en iein miro.
@%egentpdrtig id)on belauft bus MiB-
perbdltniB 5miiden @in1abmen un6
M11sgaben iih auf iteb5ig Miuionen
Collar, un6 Dos &ednnngSiabr lit
nod lange nidt 5u @1pbe. @orm1s=
ii1tli9 miro 6as @eft5it alio nod
Iber bl1110ert Wttll1onen b1r1a1tsgeben,
nn6 mon fann es berlteben, 6aB mar
ob 6ie1er Musiidt in ser nmgebung
oes BrGiioenten b%eunrubigt lit. ltn=
ter bent @organger 6es T%raiioenten
@iIion tparen mir aus Ser Defi5it=
mrtbiboft gliidli9 berausgefommen,
iebt ltefen mir tiefer 6arin alS ie=
mails.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Graiioent @ilipr fat sic @inuan'

berungsporlage Ser 8iloungSflaniel
tpegen nit ieinem Geto belegt. 1afir
perDient er Mnerfenm1ng. Mber Be-
bel,tl1l1g miro fem &eto crit erlan=
gen, lpenn er ieinen ginflr1B gelteno
ma9t, baB es i'm &ongreB mi6t iber=
ltimn1t miro. Die Ma4t oo5n bot er.
gr bot BET l%eirer Eartei gang anoere
Saden ourdgeiest, un6 werm ct mi4,
miro sic @orlage a116 iber fem @eto
binmeg nid)t @eieb tperoen. Das
Sdidial ser @orlage liegt no6 mte
Dor bei linn. @em er @iniprn@ er-
bebt, tpirb Tie i'm &ongreB sic erfor-
0erlihe 3peiorittel 3 Mebrbett ni9t
fin0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

aeorudt tpore1t. @enn 6ieie @eiese
irgeno pelden @ertb gebabt batten,
lp4iren Tie mabribeinli6 1ie angenon1-
men porben. 60 LANCE ein Mrbeit-
geber SOS geietlid)e &edt bat, ei11er
Mrbeiter gu entlaiien, neil ibm 6elien
Malne nidt gef6ut, bra16t man 11idt
ertra 5l1 perbtete1r, oab ein Wtamr
nidt megen 8~ugeb0rigteit gu elmer
Union entlalien tper6en oarf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
9os pberite @eridt bes 2ambes fat

entihieoen, 6aB es etnem Irbeifgeber
niht rerboter tper6er fant, einen Mr-
better megen feiner 3ugeborigfeit 5n
elmer linton at entIaifen. 8eridie,
6ene @toatert baben @eiebe erlaiiem,
meIde Dem Mrbettgeber ELM foldes
@orgeben unteriagen.. Dteie @eiete
fin6 fomit berfaiiungstpi6rtg ur6 lt11'
qtItig. Mon bot sic Gntidet6ung Beg
oberite,, @eridtsbofes n~reaftioraor"
qenannt. Dos dnbert ie6o4 ni&ts
an Ser Ebotfode, baB Die fit berfaf'
fungsmibrig erfldrten @efete rt&t
bos Napier tpertb tparen, d1f 6as lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Mmiere @eibna6tsfeier
IN UeimoeSlano. :

Solgenoe fnr5e 8ei6reibnng iei1ter
Observation-Disclosures ian6te Ser 8ru=
Der bes bodtp. P. Sofeph .. s.. g.,
bon Der 5ront on sic Seinigen. @len6
int ariege. @ar fiir5li6 a1f Ser
@ad)e I'M Dorfe g. Dor &i. 5dred-
Tides @letpb int Srt; bie @intpobner,
oie al1rudgeblieben iin6, baben gar
ni@ts bon &ropiaa1t; iie meroen bon
uns erndbrt. Seoe Mabt bnben mir
elm @efedt, bleiben 6rei Sage nn6
@ahte I'M @diibe1graben nn6 meroen
6ann auf feds Gage abgeloit. -
8eibnabten im*Gein6eslan6, i@ mer=
Sc es inn 2eben nidt %pereeiien; trau-
rige 3eit! Sim Sage Dor @eibna6ten
battan mir Sic befeitigte 5tel1ung bes
6ei16eS Dor 8. m1fs 11el,e angegriffen.
gs par Elm fur@tbarer &f, mir
maren 6ie &erren 6ie Seinbe aus If
rer itorten @teG11ng getporfen. SSetbtt
glar1bten mir, sic I'll. Mo6t feiern 51
fom1en, 6ern %rttiere @bl0inng tpar
idon ga; arf einmal griffen Die
Sein6e neuer6ings an; es tpar 2 nbr
na@ts. Sc emtfpann it6 mieoerum
|eim moroeriider &f ouf 9eben mnb
SOB. Sos gan5e Tel6 mar tpie be-
iGet nit So6ten nn6 @erp1n6eten.
|gs fam gu einem i@redliden @in=
5elfampf nit 8aionett; unfer mntb
fonnte feine @renaen; nit Sobesber-
o6tumg tparfen mir inns 6em- Setn6
emtgeger; er 5og ii@ f6lieBli@ 3ltriid;
eesebt tpor es bereits 4 nbr podts.
SSH gingen iibers @@ladtfe1o. @el@
ein MnbIid! sic Ebranen troten. nns
in sic Mngen; man@ iuneer &rteger
feirte 6ieie @eibno@tsna@t I'M Stint
mel. Sd batte gar5 ii@er g%eg1onbt,
BOP eire &11gel au@ fir mt@ be-
lttmmt fei, 6enn iie iauiten 5u Sort=
fen6e1r an meinen Sbren borbei. @ott
bot mild mieoer einmal in @dut ge=
nommer; Sbm iei Danf! nnb NUN
|fonnten mir @eibnadten fetern. Sor
einem &auie a1f 6em Slide {tano n1t=
fer @eibnodtsbm1m; er mar ido11
porber geidmiidt tpor6en nit @eihett-
fen aGer 0rt. Sic ga1t5e &ompag1te
itan6 rings Inn BEN 8aum uno iaag
Wet5nodtSlieoer; rSfue @adt, Set
1tge @o6t" tonte es 6mr& Die Suit
nnfer Mnfiibrer bielt etne fnr5e Mtt-
iprade mn6 ge6adte be ioroers u1t=
lerer gefal(enen @amerooen 11ro UNI
1erer lieben Mngeb0rigen 6obeim. I'm
ierer topferen &ameraoen geoodten
mir gang beionhers un6 riefen ib1.en
5ulebt Elm 6reifades @nrrob nod. Hn=
1ere @eibnodtsfeier tpar gu @1roe 1tno
mir Iegter nns i@lofen.
M0ge @ott gu@ uno nnS &rteger
iegnen nnb iduten int nelen Sabr'
Giele menigen 3eilen fonen @l9 letn
elm Mn6enfen fir INNER, BENIN tie bot
qel6rieben Elm edter 6euti9er 4rte=
qer iiber feline @eibna6tsfeier Dor
6em fyein6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

'5piBe Ser 6eufi6en Sdifffabrf tie,
ben, benton nidt nl1r an BEN Mugen-
bid. Ste jin6 ii6 pielmebr Ser
Yflidt, Die file benz beutid)en Wofte
i6uloig iino, bou un6 gan3 beuuBt.
sic ii1ro nidt nl1r @eibGftsleute, ion-
bern audi Deutibe> Die ste Sntereiien
hires @aterlonoes mabre1r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04

9as Organ Scr amerifaniiden
Guffragetten, @onan's So1lrnal,
1relult Sen M%bgeoroneten &tdar0 IS.
Sobion a11s MIubama einen &aDalier.
So riel riibrenoe 8eideioenbeit IN
ibren Mnlpriiden on einen &apalier
baGtten mir Den 9amen m%abrbafttg
nl9t 5ugetralt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-04
Der emaliIde @emeral Jrend iul

Elm Suffragetteri6 ge1poroen 1eln.
Suit 10 ltebt er aus. llno baS miro
tpobl al1dy olles iein, mas er in bielem
&riege meroen fam.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
CITY COUNCIL PASSES AN ORDINANCE
 REGULATING TRAFFIC IN PARAGOULD

automobiles parked in front of their places of business on Pruet street. This is particularly true of the phy sicians who have offices on Pruet street. However, it was pointed out that in permitting automobiles to park on Pruet street the same privi lege would have to be extended to all other vehicles, and the majority of Sthe members of the council felt that Pruet street should be kept open for the congested stream of traffic that goes up and down it most of the time. It would also seriously interfere with the proper sprinkling of the street to permit vehicles to park upon it. The mo- tion to strike out section II of the ordinance failed to carry.
 The ordinance was then placed upon it's final passage, Aldermen Edwards, Treadway, Agee and Hat field voting for and Aldermen Shane and Welsh against it.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09

Esq. McBroom voer the phone and was informed that on Wednesday Clark told Crabtree he had an eX- ecution against him and that it would be necessary for him to take possession of some cattle belonging to Crabtree to satisfy the Judgment rendered in the court of McBroom. It is alleged that Crabtree informed Clark he would not surrender the property, and that if he attempted to take it by force he would have to do so over his dead body.
 Clark is said to have gone to the Crabtree place yesterday afternoon and started to take charge of the cattle Crabtree went into the house and returned with shotgun. He fired one time at the constable and either attempted to fire the
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
(From Tuesdays Daily Press)

From Tuesdays Daily Press)
 So far as the present city council is concerned, there will be no re- vision or reduction in the schedule of rates charged consumers of cleo tricity by the Crystal Ice Company the ordinance introduced several weeks ago reducing the rates and clipping off $2,4OO of the revenues annually having met it's Waterloo last night when it failed to pass by a vote of four to two. This brings to an end a controversy that start ed more than year ago when The Daily Press gave publicity to series of articles dealing with the light and power question in Para gould. Following the publication of these articles the Crystal Ice Com pany addressed communication to the city council in which it pro posed a joint investigation of the uucSllOu Dy SApCl III "oo agreed to and a committee from the council was appointed to employ the experts for the city and arrange for the investigation. Prof. w. N Gladson of the University of Arkan- sas, and F. E. Collier, manager of the municipal light plant at Cooke vile, Tenn, were employed to rep resent the city. E. Ruebel of St. Louis, and W. A. Tharp of Little Rock represented the Crystal Ice Company.
 An exhaustive investigation was made into the physical plant of the company and a complete inventory made of it's property. Annual state ments for five years back were also checked up to show the receipts, expenditures and net earnings.
 On some of the points the ex- perts differed materially, and as a result two reports were submitted. Prof. Gladson proposed a scale of rates reducing the revenues in ex- cess of $7,000. The experts repre- senting the company made a re- port showing the scale suggested suggested by Prof. Gladson would leave a deficit of more than $3,0O0 in the net earnings, and that such radical cuts in the revenues would be equivalent to confiscation
 Mayor Jackson then took the mat ter up and with the aid of the two reports and all the undisputed fig ures bearing on the valuation of the plant and the net earnings of
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09

Effective today a comprehensive traffic ordinance, regulating the traffic of vehicles of all kinds upon the streets of Paragould,. becomes ef- fective, and tomorrow the police de- partment is expected to initiate the or careless drivers in the strenuous art of safety first" The ordinance was drawn by City Attor- ney Cecil Shane and was presented at the meeting of the council one week ago. Under suspension of rules the ordinance was read three times, but final action was deferred until last night. when the measure came up for passage or rejection.
 Aldermen Tom Welsh and Sam Shane sought to have section Il, which prohibits the parking of ve- hicles on Pruet street from High land to Main streets, repealed, be- cause the strict enforcement of this section would inconvenience several parties who keep their buggies or
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
Accused Postal Robbery.

Jonesboro, April 5-James H.. Nearns of Corning was brought here Saturday by Deputy United States Marshal Ad Grayson, who was ar rested on a charge of breaking into the depot and stealing the mail pouch, cutting the sack, taking therefrom all the mail. rifling them of the contents. then burning the sack. He was taken before United States Commissioner E. P. Mathes. where he entered plea of guilty and was held to await the action of the federal grand jury that meets in this city May 3. In default of the required bond, he was commit ted to the county jail
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09
CITY COUNCIL DECLINES ID ACCEPT TEII PER CENT ELECTRIC REDUCTION
 FROM ICE C0.-ORDINANCE KILLED

the coppany during the past five years, he proposed a schedule Of rates cutting the net earnings $2,- 400 a year, based on the consump tion of current during the year 1914. Before presenting the ordi- nance to the city council the mayor took the matter up with representa- tives of the Crystal Ice Company with view to getting an agree ment to the reductions proposed so as to avoid the possibility of litiga- tion with it's attendant expense up on the part of the city. While the officers of the company contended them a profit of less than $5,000 during 1914, and that for five years no dividends had been paid to the stockholders, they finally authorized the statement that if the council passed the ordinance as drawn by the mayor they would offer no ob- jections, feeling that the increase in volume of business under the new rates would eventually offset the loss in revenues incident to the lower schedule.
 The ordinance was then intro duced and was accompanied by formal statement from the mayor reviewing the controversy and giv- ing the reasons for the schedule of rates proposed in the ordinance. When the ordinance was read it's third time last night and before any motions were made Mayor Jackson said he wanted to correct false impression held by some peo- pie to the effect that if this ordi- nance was passed the rates became a fixture throughout the remainder of the life of the franchise of the company. He said this was not true, that the succeeding council could reopen the matter at any time it saw fit, and under the law it could make another revision, downward or upward, if an investigation war ranted such.
 Alderman Tom Welch stated he was against the ordinance because he did not know what kilowatt was and he was not willing to set a price on a commodity about which n l. Jn of the reports that had been filed with the council explainded what kilowatt was and he could not vote intelligently on the ordinance with out this information.
 Alderman Shane believed the mat ter should be passed over to the new council that will be sworn in next Monday night.
 Alderman Welch moved to table the ordinance. Alderman Shane seconded the motion. The vote on this question was a tie, the mayor deciding the deadlock with a vote in the negative. An attempt was then made to put the ordinance back on it's third reading for an amendment to change the date of it's effect from April 1 to May 1. This motion lost by ayote of two for and four against.
 Alderman Shane then moved the passage of the ordinance Alderman Agee seconded the motion. Upon roll call Aldermen Agee and Ed wards voted for the ordinance, and Aldermen Shane. Welch, Hatfield and Treadway voted against it's pas sage which killed the ordinance.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-04-09

Hopewell; Fl. H. Henderson, Mar maduke; E. c. Walden, Union; J, W. Hill Lafe; I. s. Horne, Crow ley; J. M. Haley. Sugar Creek; E. Aired, Bryan; Curtis Hubble, Shady Grove; ". c. Lamb, Salem; :; l.. L. Newberry, Poland; John Wood, St. Francis; J. J. Norton, St. Francis; J. W. Cooley. R. F. D. G.; R. Jackson, Paragould.
 ALTERNATE GRAND JURORS.
 P. M. Cothren, Cache; W. A. Wal ton, Marmaduke; John Atchison, Halliday; A. P. Mack, Para gould; J. w. Charton, Salem J. c. Ed wards, Bethel.
 LIST OF PETIT JURORS.
 J. B. kirchoff, Clark John C.. Meiser, Clark; H. w. Woosley, Clark; J. A. Hays, Clark; H. M. Williford Hurricane; w. F. Brewer, Hopewell; W. T. Douglass, Breck- ridge; Dave Meadows, Crowley; R. E. VanVleet, Jones; s. P. Marrow, Sugar Creek; J. NJ. Tyner, Cache; B. M. Fears, Evening Shade; A. A.. Sturkey, Bryan; A. Bass, Shady Grove; Henry Cathey, Salem; G. H. Fletcher, Poland; s. J. Mcdaniel, St. Francis; Henry Walker, St. Fran cis; J. T. Diggs, St. Francis; J. Alex Jones, Main Shore; Tom Bentley, R.F. D. ?; R. W. Rogers, Talley; Geo. W. Woods, Bard; Jno. Rosson, Paragould.
 ALTERNATIVES PETIT JURY.
 J. c. Crowell, Paragould; w. R. Roberts, Breckenridge; Ed Edring- ton, Spring Grove; J. E. Newsom, Spring Grove; W. D. Gray, Bryan; Thomas Hill, R. F. D. 4.
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JOHN CRABTREE SHOT AND KILLED BY
 CONSTABLE JOE CLARK AT DELAPLAINE t

possession an execution upon judgment against Crabtree in the court of Esq. Mcbride of that town ship.
 Particulars of the tragedy and the events leading up to it are somewhat meagre, but the follow ing story is obtained from Robert F. Fuhr, deputy prosecuting attor- ney. and is said to be substantially re4i4be4fee. re4i4 be4fee Afrr. Mir F talked with
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(From Fridays Daily Press)

John Crabtree, aged about fifty years, we'll known citizen resid- ing at Delaplaine, in the extreme western end of the county, was shot and instantly killed yesterday after noon by Joe Clark, constable of Jones township, while the latter was attempting to take possession of some cattle that belonged to earabtree ttfite official having in his