The Springdale news., 1915-01-29

River springda1e has springe that would supply the town with water. Why hot use them?
 R representative Buchanan of this county has been so busy" since the opening of the legislature that he had not had time to secure a board ing place. Leastwise, that $ what he told Springdale friends who saw him iE Little Rock recently. The Marion must be crowded.
 Sloan Springs, a near neighbor to Springdale, is making arrangements to put ill sewer system this spring, they have water works now. Spring dale is just as good a town as Si- loam Springs. and has more territory to draw from, but has neither waterworks nor sewers. There's reason"
 X certain newspaper in Arkansas commenting on our recent S2o,o00 fire, said Tt took a s25, 900 fire to wake springdale up to the need of an adequate water system, but the ashes had hardly cooled before movement was on foot to bond the town for waterworks and sewers. Rather early, but 1t is hoped will prove true.
 Former County Judge Ben F. Greer has been appointed as Farm Demon strator for Carroll county. Since his retirement as County Judge MT. Greer has been very active in farm work and took an especial interest ln the Washington county exhibits at various fairs last fall. He will be busy in Carroll county, most all the time. and will be at home in Fayette- vile about once month.
 \ bill has been introduced for the protection of bear We have yet to see a bear that was in need Of pro tecticn, but if we find one in our front yard We are going to grab our weapons and declare war. bill or no bill.-Rogers Democrat.
 Better use scatter gun 1t takes a mighty good shot to get bear. aad after you declare war it's either shoot, or git shot
 Quails are going to be protected, if the present bills introduced in the legislature become laws. One senator John Duty Of Benton county, wants to limit the hunter to p birds per day Very good. only the limit should be made l0 Another solon wants to make the season for quails only thirty days, and some of his friends amended the bill to only ap- ply to his home county. and then the law.maker Waxed warm.
 4 bill has been introduced to con- solidate the elections. and change the time Of holding same to May This same item may be found in twenty years ago They all try it, and every time folks hopes are aroused that the 1ons wanted change has arrived. only to be disappointed. Some of our state politicians like to make many campaigns. They dont see all "the boys in just one time around
 Conway has her own light and wat ar system. a.sd it has proved to be a paving proposition. From the light ing system from August l to January a total of s7.66953 was received, and tae expenditures amounted to s',- 072. K; the water system brought in B 27I.54. while the expenditures a. noaatel to s2.o777.77 :. The surplus is used to improve the plant. 'Shold Springdale Have Waterworks; and How Are We To Get Them.
 Extra efforts are being put forth to make the coming annual Teachers Convention at Little Rock, April $, 3, and 10th, the best meeting in the history of the association. The pro- gram this year is unusually strong and among the prominent speakers are Dr. P. P. Glaxton, United States Commissioner Of Education; State Superintendent F. G. Blair. Of Illinois, an1 many others It is fully expect ed that 2.500 teachers will be in at tendance.
 
 z L. Reagan. of Fayetteville, sec retary Of the Ozark Grocery Company former deputy circuit clerk, son of H. F Reagan. postmaster at Fay etteyille. was appointed as member aF tba pnard nf FruSfapS of the