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New Britain herald., 1915-03-17
Claim Defeat Inevitable.

Representatives Of the allies in
their negotiations with the Italian
government have presented the mat
ter in a different light. They have
united in saying that the defeat of
Germany and AUSTRIA Hungary is in
evitable even without the participa-
lion of Italy. In case Italy refrains
from taking part she Will receive
nothing from the allies when the set
,tiementS are made. They advance
the further argument that with the
conclusion of peace, or shortly there
after, the separation of Hungary from
Austria is to be expected. This would
lead to the absorption Of the Austrian
provinces of German nationality by
Germany and the consequent extern
sion of German dominion to Trieste
which thus would forever be lost to
Italy. In addition Italy would be
forced to abandon Avlona and the
Aegean Islands.
What is believed in high quarters
TO be authoritative outline of the terri
torial demands of Italy and the posi-
ton of Austria in regard to them was
obtained today. The difference be-
tween the Italian and Austrian points
of view, as thus indicated, appears to
re; so great that we'll informed per-
sons are able to perceive no likeli-
hood of an adjustment
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
NolIte d rommIs,Ipner., saIs d laad.

Notice Is hereby given that under and hy
virtue Of a decree duly made and entered of
record in ana hy The chuncury court 81 KAN
dolph county, Arkansas. az H. september
lnla. term, Ia causr pfndlng ln said court
wherein j. A. Gather u plaintiff ami +. y
Thompson Il defendant the undersigned
commissioner of said court. wlli un SATu.-
DAY, oCrOnER aolh. 1913. 81 the north front
door ot the court house On the town ~ fuca-
honias, Arkansas. sell "a uuhlic suction te
the highest aud hrst bidder the following de-
scrihod lands iu Randolph county. Arkansas.
to-Wit.=
The SIN of the sNh aud the sWh ~ the
sEt aud the sF9 Of the NEa of the SEA
aud the sWa ~ the NW4 of the sEA and
the sER of the NwA OF the SKA and the
sNh of the NEh of the sEA, all In section
10 In township q north In range ! vest, az
RreEAting len acrcs. more or less, being the
lands formerly conveyed hY J. /. Gather b.
:. 4. Thompson.
said sale will be on a credit of three months
the purchaser being required to give note
With two solvent personal surctles for the
amount Of his hid. bearing Interest from date
OF sale until paid at 10 per cent per annum.
aud lien will he retained ON said lands to
further secure said note.
Witness my hand a. such commissioner.
this the 'th day of October. 1914
n. n. gaRlfu.
Campbell. Pope 4 splEes Commissioner
Attorneys for plaintiff 5-fI
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29

lhlA' term. In cause thorcin pending where.
In X G, Dalton was plaintiff. and Moses \.
King and Martha King wenn defendants.
the undersigned commissioner OF said court.
viii ON Saturday. the 8th day OF November.
1915. at the south Front Door OF the court
house In the town OF Pocahontas. Arkansas,
sell at public auction to the highest ana t,,s,
bidder the following described lands In said
county, to=wit!
The neh Of the nwA OF section l0 township
q north, range West. conta lining 40 acre.
more or less.
said sale will be upon a credit OF thr,a
months. the purchaser 20 give note with sol-
vent personal security for the amount OF his
bid bearing interest fro n date OF sale untIt
paid at eight per cent per annum. aud lien
viii be retained upon said land 10 further "a.
cure the payment Of said note. This October
IT, IVA II. n. Raglin,
Commissioner
Campbell, Pope 4 Spikes
Attorneys for Plaintiff o.,,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Notice for Publication

Department of the luturlnr. 4. +. Land once
a. Little Rurk, Ark, september alth, ipit
Notirc n hereby given that nrnIamln D.
Cardw,ll OF Elm stofo. Afk, who, on Dee.
,ih, lpou. made homestead entry. So. unoI.
FOR shsEA, EhsWa section q. township
20 \, ranrv W, 'th principal meridian. has
hied notice of intention % make i've year
pruof 10 establish claim Ga the land ahovo
dcsoub,d. before Ernest r. Harrison. county
N probate clerk. aJ roeahuutas, Arb. on the
10Th day ut November. iei5.
Claimant names us witnessed James b.
Baton, Garland R0arubaum. Calvin Enr-
land ~ Elm storr. Moses King, 0f Dalton.
iuo. ~ Allfn.
ftHrisIrr
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
NotIee Of commIs,Ioner,s saIe Of land

Notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of a decree duly made and entered OF
record In aud by the Chancery Court of Ran
dolph county, Arkanfas at its regular Sept
ember term 1915 In the cause therein pending
wherein Z. W. rager was plaintiff and +. L.
McElrath aud Marguerite McElrath and W.
!. Copeland and Ella Copeland were defen-
dants, will on the 9Th day of November 1915.
at the north front door OF the court house Ia
the town OF Pocahontas. Randolph Co.. Arl,
Offer and expose for sale at public outcry 20
the highest aud best bidder the following de-
scrlbcd lands situated In Randolph county.
Arkansas, to'wltt:
The WI of the swA OF section ana the n x
Of the SEX OF section all In township twenty
one (2D north In Range west Of the 9Th
principal meridian In Randolph county. Ark
ansas. containing Ii5 and 100 Of an acre be-
ing the lands mortgaged to Z. W. Hagar by
+. l.. McElrath aud wife.
said sale will he upon n credit Of three
months. purchaser being required % give
note with two solvent personal securities for
the the amount OF his bid. bearing Interest
from date OF sale az the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum and lien will be retained upon the
said lands 10 secure the payment OF the said
purchase price evidenced by the said note.
Witness my hama as such commissioner on
this October l2th, 1915.
p. u. Raglln.
Commissioner.
+. Newton Ellis
Attorney for plaintiff. 80
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Legal Advertisements
Ia Bankruptcy

In the District Court Of the United states for
the Joneshoro Division Of the Eastern Dis
trict OF Arkansas
In the matter OF Thurman c. BLY,. Bank
rupt.
To the creditors of Thurman c. Bly OF Po-
cahontas In the county OF Randolph, Dlvis-
ION aHd district aforesaid. bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on october soth
1915 the said Thurman @. Bly was duly adj
Judged bankrupt. and the FIRST meeting Of
his creditors will be held az my ohich In the
City Of Jonesboro In said district. on the 30th
DAY Of October A. H., 1915. at two O'Clock In
the afternoon. at which time the said credi-
tors may attend. prove their claims, appoint
atrustee. examine the bankrupt. and trans
act such other business A. may properly
come before said meeting
T.. 4. Brown.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Jonesboro, Ark. Oct 2Oth 1915. iOil
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Notice Of commIssIoner's / aad Sale

Notice Is hereby given that under and hy
virtue OF decree duly made aud entered of
record la and by the Randolph Chancery
court, Randolph County Arkansas at IT, NJ,
gular September term, 1915 In the cause
therein pending wherein g. W. Cartwright
was plalntln and Il. A. Lubcr. J. X. Luber.
NJ. l.. Luber, A. NJ. Luber J. A. Luber aud
John r. Luher were defendants. will on
saturday. November 18th. 1919. offer aud eN-
pose for sale 10 the highest and best bidder at
the North Front Door OF the court house In
the town Of Pocahontas. Arkansas. the fol-
lowing described realestate I'm Randolph
county Arkansas to-witg
The sen Of the swA aud the swa Of the sea
Of section thirty (aD In township twenty
tsol north range two ca East containing "a
acres. more or less.
The said sale of lands above described will
be upon credit Of three 1l months the pur-
chaser being required to give note with two
solvent Der,)nal securities thereon for the
amount Of his hid bearing Interest from the
date OF said sale until paid at the rate OF 4
per cent per annum and lien viii be re-
tained 10 secure the payment OF the said
notes together with interest thereon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29

In r. @, Dalton was plaintiff, and q. N. Moor,
aud Nora Moore were defendants. the under
signed commissioner of said court viii ou
saturday. the dth daY nf November. 1918. al
tho North Front nooro % the court house IN
the town Of pocahontas. Arkansas. soil al
public auction 10 the highest and best bidder
the following described lands In said county.
to-Wltj
The sen of the seh section ia. and the sWA
Of the sw't Of section % In township "a aorth,
range West containing 10 arrs. moro or
less,
said sale viii be- upln a credit Of three
months the purchaser tn give motto with sole
vent personal security fur che amount uf his
bid bearing Interest from date of sale until
paid at six per cent Der aunum. aud q lieu
viii ho retained uuun said land to further sr
cure the payment ~ said note, This urlnner
Is inlA ma. HariIu.
Commissioner.
Campbell Pope & spikes
Atturncys Tor rlulnud, est
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior. 4. :. Land once
at Little Rock. Ark. October oh. ipiA
Notice Is hereby given that David CLONES.
OF Mlddlobrook. Ark. who. ON December sisi.
1919. made Homestead Entry. No. cpeoO. for
swhsEh. section q, township q \. range n.
hth principal meridian. has hled notice Of In
tentlon 10 make three year proof. 10 establish
claim to the land above described. before =.
T. Harrison. county clerk. at Pocahontas.
Ark on the l7th day ot November 1915
Claimant names a. witnesses;
NJ. J. Jones. NJ. NJ. Cook. :. y. Baxter. all
Of Mlddlehrook. aud r. u. Parker Of Poynor.
Mo. Jno W. Allen.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
The cost of this publication is $40.
Report OF County Court, October 1915, Term

The following report the proceedings had and
done at the regular term October 1915 required
the publicity Act enacted by the people Arkansas Sept
ember election, 1914
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
The District Court Of the Uaited States for
the Eastern Division OF the Eastern Dis
triCt of Arkansas
+. Newton Ellis
Attorney for plaintln

Tn re bankruptcy OF Theodore Rice.
In pursuance Of an order to me directed. !
will oiTor for sale at the north front door Of
the court house In the town Of pocahonts,
Randolph county, Arkansas, at 1--WE o'clQcb
D. m. ON the sd day Of Euvtmher, i9i5. the
following property, to.wlt' A strip Of land
end OF lot p OF llamil and Wits addition OF
tie said town Of hocahontas. Arkansas. Said
sale TO he for cash. The property is free
from all liens and the proceeds OF said sale
TO be applied to the payment Of the debts Of
the Bankrupt The sale 20 be reported TO the
Hon. f. Foster Brown, referee IN Bankruptcy
for his confirmation,
o4t, " Meeks. trustee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Nnflce for Publication

beI, ,artment Of the Intctlor, q. $, Land ONCE
at Little Rock, Art, Oct. 9Th, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry II. HUFF
stedIer. OF Brlcn. Ark Who on December
18Th, 1905. msae Homestead Entry, No. oJo2i
for NEASEF, scctlond, township ssh, range
W, 5th, principle r,Eiaan. has fled notice
OF intention 20 make I've year proof TO cs'
abllsh claim TO thc land above described
before Z. r. HGiFson. county clerk, at Fo.
cahontas, Nrk t.ou the 18th day Of Noyemhei
1875.
Claimant 'Hames as witnesses:
IIeckirtt~ln. Albert Campbell, AFRO John'
son. ali or'8irdell, and Grover Cudc ofTmbo
JnO. W. Allen,
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29

Now IS the time to have that res
idence photograph-not tomorrow.
Lemmons will do the work and do
II right, 8u.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Notice Of COmmIssIoner's Sale Of Land,

Notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF decree duly made and entered .,
record In and by the Chancery court Of R,n.
uo,pn ,s,l county Arkansas. at it, September
i'i'' tsrin' In cause therein pending where
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
NolIce Of CoamI,,Ioner's Sale Of Ilnd,

Notice Of CoHmissloher's Sale Of tlads
Notice Q, hereby given that under aud br
virtue of d'cwe dulI made aud entered of
record In and by the CnauCrry court Uf Rau.
dolph county Arkansas a. Its september
1913, term iu cause therein puudinr where
In u, q. Dalton was pIalntin. aud William
King aud Rosie King Wvrr defendants. the
undersigned commissioner 81 said court viii
"u Saturday. the 6th dhY OF November. 1915.
al tho South ftunt Door of the court house
Ia the town ~ rucahnntas, Arkansas. sell az
public auction 90 thr highest ami hcst bidder
the following described lands In SAID county
tn.wlt,
The frl ncs Of the nch ~ section e.. town
ship q North. RANGE . West. containing H
acres, morr or less, and the ffl W. uf the uwa
of section 90, toNnfhlp q north, range West
containing ~ acres, more or less
said sale will he upon a credit of three
months, the purchaser % give note with sol.
vent personal SECURITY FOR the amount u his
bid bearing Interest from date of sale until
paid at eight per cent per aunum. aud a lien
Will be retained upon said land To further NJ
cure the payment Of said note. This October
n. 1918. H.R. Rarlin,
Commissioners
Campbell, Pope & Spikes.
Attorneys for plaintiff. p-at
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29

Witness my hand as such commissioner ou
this the soth DAY Of October 1913
u. u. Raflin,
Commissioner
= Newton Ellis
Attorney Tor Plaintiff. p-u
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
Notice Of Con nissidnsr's saie'Of Lands

NoVice is hereby given tN1t Under and by
vlrtOe OF decree dung madv and entered Of
record In and by the ChsnoeEy court Of Ran
hoNph county AAsaHsss, ag sts September
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-29
InvlgoratIng to the Pale ana slckIy

The Old standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASrELEsS chill TONIC. drives out
Maiaria.enrichest the blood aud uiids up rys-
ten. A true tonic. For adults and children. S0s
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21

On the whole, however, IL in any Of
the states now acting on the question
[ we're called upon to vote ] would
vote against giving the suffrage, be-
cause think to force it on an unwill-
ing or Indifferent majority of women
lacking in needed training and gener-
al experience is to add to the electo-
rate an element that will not improve
its governing capacity. The women
have been without vote for now one
hundred and twenty-five years and
they have not really suffered by it.
The government has continued TO be q
good one. Their disabilities have been
removed their rights of life, liberty
and property have been made equal to
those OF men. The longer the exten-
sion of the franchise to women waits
the better they will be prepared for II
and the more good and less harm IT
will do. Let us. therefore, not force
the ballot into their hands on theory
but let it come as growth in their
own conception of the part they ought
to play in the political life Of the coun-
try ry.-Ex-President Taft on Woman
Suffrage in the Saturday Evening Post.
Mr.. Taft reminds us considerably oil
the farmer who wanted his boys to be-
come proficient in running the binder
and header, but who always ran the
machine himself because the boys
might break something uy M u
Herald.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21
NELSON GOES TO nEIR1lI

| To the editor After this nv nd -
dress will be lOs Bagg street. Detroit.
Mich. Please start the Herald that
way.
will leave for Detroit tomorrow
where | have two brothers working in
the Ford Automobile Factory. And !
suppose most people have heard how
Mr. Ford believes in dividing his prof.
its by paying his men g. 90 per day.
He pays "a cents an hour for the first
ak months, and then the investigation
viii come around about one month be-
fore the six months are up TO see how
you spend your money n you sauan-
der your money you get no raise, bot
II you can show fair bank account
you will receive $500 per day for g
hours for common labor One Of my
brothers receives $500 per day.
Ford aims 10 put out 100000 aut,.
mobiles next season. They are hiring
200 men per day. How lpng they will
keep this up do not know. They are
building large tractos pl,nt which
viii be putting out trtctors in a year
and three months. Tt will employ 25-
900 men. They have "a 900 working IN
the auto factory.
Mr.. Ford has strange ideas. but they
must be alright as he started out q
poor mao and is now multimiluon-
a'te Wher o e first started his busi-
ness aud tsl OF his plans his IDEAS
seemed 80 ar,eer that he was called II
crazy maS.
NO denbt you have heard all you care
70 an Iut Henry Ford, 40 must close
'or Shis time, Respectfully yours,
GEO. NELSON.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21
WOMEN ASKED TO HELP.

There probably is not town in Ok
lahoma whose house wives do not COM
plain, Justly and Indignantly OF the
unsanitsry conditions Of vario
places OF business where food for bu-
man consumption is offered for sale
Most are unwilling TO invite an offen-
sive reply by complaining about the
upclesnliness of stores. etc. The State
Board OF Health at Guthrie inyites the
women OF Oklahoma, singly or as clubs
to report all such cases. The name OF
the complainant will not be made
public. An inspector of the Board
will take the case in hand. Comuis-
sioner John W. Duke greatly desires
this corporation, believing that per-
haps women are more helpful than
men in abolishing such mcnsces to
public health.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21
RULES OF The ROAD.

Rule /. Vehicles in meeting each
other shall keep to the right OF the
center of the road.
Rule 2. All vehicles overtakipg 9th
ers keep to the left ol the center Of the
road and shall not pull over to the
right until clear of the vehicle passed.
Rule 8. All vehicles turning to the
right into another road shall turn the
corner as near the curb as practica'
BILE.
Rule 4. All vehicles turning to the
left into another road shall pass be-
yond the center OF the intersecting
road before turning.
Rule 5. All vehicles crossing from
one side Of ihe street to the other
shall do so by turning to the left, so as
to 60 in the same direction OF the trai-
tic on each side of the street
Rule o, All motor vehicles before
passing other vehicles from the rear
shall give notice of approach by horn
or other signal before passing provid-
ing that said vehicle shall be required
when signaled to turn to one side and
give half the road.
Rule Z. At intersecting roads or
streets. vehicles approaching from the
right have right Of way over those
approaching from left. U. S. mai, fire
apparatus, ambulances, police patrols
aud vehicles Of physicians when an
designated, shall have right-of-way in
any street or road and through any
procession.
Rule S. PUNISHMENT; Any per
son violating any OF these rules shall
upon conviction be fined in any sum
not lsss than one dollar nor more
than fifty .dollarsl
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21

1t seems strange, but it is neverthe-
less true, that whenever some meas
ure of Importance is placed before the
people, another proposition OF SINH
lar nature will at once be sprung upon
the public with the result that the
first proposition is either to be killed
off or in measure crippled, while the
second one does not mature Ofcourse
this may always simply be coinci-
dence, but nevertheless its results are
generally disastrous. For months we
worked on railroad proposition here
but could not get our people enough
Then the people OF Beaver City have
been busy day and night, for 10 these
many months to bring railroad this
side of the Beaver river, which means
that so oner or later it will invade this
part of the country, but as soon ss it
became a certainty that the road would
be built another proposition to build
railroad out of LaKemp eastward is
sprung upon the people. This propo-
sition may be strictly honest, sim
cere one, and we truly hope that it is,
and il go proven we will do all we can
to help it along, but the opinion Of
most everyone with whom we have
talked is that it is scheme OF some
railroad company to head of the Besv-
er proposition and keep people out
this way from subscribing to that prop
osition. We hope this conclusion is
wrong, for we cannot but believe that
LaKemp people are honest in their ef-
forts, but it looks nightly as il the
foreign people interested in the La
Kemp project are working in the in
terest of some railroad company that
desire to keep some competing com
pany out of this territory. We belle va
it wise plan for everyone south OF
the Beaver river TO assist the Beaver
City road Beaver County Republic
can.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21
SOME GOOD BASE BALI. GAMES.

Three good base ball games we're
played in Beaver the past week, two
during Fair week aud another Monday
afternoon. The frat game WAS played
Friday between Beaver aud Liberal,
the visiting team winning Ivy score
Of to B. The same teams played an
other game Saturday afternoon With
the final score still In favor OF Liher-
al, this time TO g. Beaver got dir
~ deal" IN this game, which account.
ed in part for the defeat but We are
willing to concede that had everything
been straight, the game would have
been close, with the odds probably in
favor OF Liberal. The crooked work
was pulled of by one Sullivan, who
had been imported from Wichita.
Ksnsas. to pitch for the Knowles team
and who was selected to umpire the
latter part Of the game. He carried
things with high hand, making the
cankest kind OF decisions against Bes-
yer until our pitcher would stand for
IT no longer and he was thrown cut Of
the game II was afterwards learned
that he was financially interested in
the outcome Of the game being in fa-
vor Of Liberal.
Mondays game between Knowles
and Beaver was an interesting one
from start 20 flnlsh. For number ol
innings the score stood o to 0, then f.
nally advanced to / to /. More score,
we're picked up toward the latter part
Of the game and the final outcome was
3 10 in isvor OF Beaver. lump" Sui.
Ivan pitched for Knowles and Beaver
fans evened up with him for the dirty
deal he gave us Saturday. lie was the
principal target for all their raillery
and what they told him was a-ples.y.
The chances are that lie aud his col
leagues 1ill not attempt 60 put one
over" the Beaver team again soon, The
Widest enthusiasm and excitement
prevailed throughout the game Mon
day and it was thoroughly enjoyed by
all present. After the game perfect
din OF cheers for the winners prevail
ed and several automobile loads of
Beaver people circled around the base
ball diamond with whistles aud horns
believing and every conceivable means
OF making a noise put to use. IL was
Rres, game. The Knowles team aid
those who accompanied them tpok de.
feat graciously and the best of good
feeling prevailed on all sides.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21
TMp',G NO CHANCES.

A iteeF t-faced Rirl stopped at the
post9Fice and yelled out,
Anything for the Murphys7"
No, there is not A"
"Aoyth,ng for Jane Murphy?"
Nothing"
Anything for Ann Murphy"
No"
Anything for Tom Murphy
No"
Anything for .lnhn Murphy"
No not bit i"
Anything for Terry Murply9"
No. nor for Pat Murphy. nor Denis
Mnrphy, nor Peter Murphy, nor Paul
Murphy. nor for any Murphy. dead
living. snborn. native or foreign, oivi-
lied or uucivi 5zed, savage or barba-
rous. male or 0amale. black or wLlte,
nsturalizsd nr otherwise. soldier or
citizen No. there ia positively moth.
ing for any of the Murphys, either in
dividnally, l,intlg. seEerally, now ani
forever, one aud iBsepsfahle "
The Rlrl lpiked NJ the postmaster ia
astonlshmeU. Please" she said
will you sse IL there Ia anything ior
Bridget Murphy. Tit Bits.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-10-21
FREE LITERATURE FOR
THOSE WHO NEED LII.

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all families who desire Tree papers aud
magazines for a year or more. Give
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