The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1915-04-29
WILL STRIVE HARD
FOR RATE MEDIUM
TARIFF NO. 5 HIGHER THAN NO.
8, BUT LOWER THAN FRS
CO SCHEDULE.
WILL FIGHT INCREASED RATES
Frisco Rates Are Detrimental to the
Business of the State, Said
j. Sam Roland.

On motion of Attorney General Will
liam l.. Moose, the suits in the Third
Division, Pulaski Circuit Court,
r'oeA. against r. c. Love, a member of the
siah'eu OLD Charities Board and r. w.
~ -. Hart, secretary of the old board,
'ie - were dismissed at the cost of the
a.es' ," state The were filed early in
es, may - - -. " - -
the com eiop of t,,o ,.ooord, for t1o now, boord
appointed by Governor Hays. Since
will put then. the terms of office of the old
rhe new hoard members have exnired and
the en- those who did not resign are out of
INJUNCTION office automaticallv
higher
per cent Two changes in the employees of the
lorce on State Tax Commission were made at
ehlorc- d meeting of the commission. Sena-
1t Is pe- tor Harry Harris of Clarendon was
announcer elected secretary TO succeed Ed Stan
ley, who resigned last week to enter
uhced II tie insurance business in Little Rock.
IS in eff ElGon Brown of Desark a nenhew Of
they are F. E. Brown a member of the COM
believes mission. was appointed stenographer
to succeed Miss Laura Jacobson of
on the Little Rock. Bruce Bullion
business tanned as clerk of the commission
Roland,
Tom While definite plans have been
We been announced officers of the State Fed
e small Grafton of Labor believe the members
ayily- A Of organized labor in Arkansas will
TT of the initiate petition for bank guar
rates in anty law to be voted at the next
1rce him general election in September, 1916.
An effort was made to have the last
Legislature pass such an act, but af-
story Ar eei having oeeh introduced IN the
,idorahIa Senate, it was allowed to die on the
=; 60 calendar.
year in
,ays.Trn- Lee Miles secretary or the new
law the State Game and Fish Commission,
in the held conference with Governor
Il county Hays, Attorney General w L. Moose,
! desires Auditor NJ. f. Dickinson and State
Y which Treasurer r. F. Mcdaniel relative to
sentenc- the use of the funds coming in for
SIS than licenses under the act No decision
was reached. The funds now amount
to more than $1,000.
led that
will be Tho Arkansas School for the Blind
Arkansas is celeDraung It's recent victory In
Noyen1- the musical contest conducted by the
and ref Arkansas Federation of Womens
tate con- Clubs. The federation offered prize
ON of the for the best original work in music.
by the All medals offered were won by stu
yisature, cents OF the School for the Blind, the
he state second successive year the institution
the last has accomplished this feat
w. B. Owen, chairman OF the State
~ Harry Highway Commission, has received an
v ~ tbe invitation to attend the annual con-
foot his vention of the Ozark Trails Associa-
nd ,a ton at independence, Kan, June and
O. ne "as "ehea " appoint delegates
I'VE and nun eaep COUNTY W attend the meet
70 noesi lig.
artineau
ments of Soiiiiiii''io'iei vi i1aoor D. =. GARY
he o;d has announced he will appoint E. l.
Mckinley of Paragould as deputy labor
commissioner, to succeed M j. Nc
Mahon. Since February the place has
er from heen filled by ALBERT Martin
r of pub
king his co,orror How. ;,os
INVENTION +,on ,,aLi,e pl,thouiu -. - a.,
g to s,.t oIoas r,h ,,,..
~ 10" ei' the city now has 5000 Inhabitants and
= 49,, is eligible to the first class.
. ia'oi' j. L. Bond, state supervisor of ru.
raj schools. is sending our circular
letters to county superintendent urg-
e Board ing them IN hold "nro,,otio it., ..
filled by the various scbools of tboir oo.;o
avs. The
u Way 1t was announced by the commission
" ' II IN charge OF the Arkansas exhibit at
'ene 'ae the Panama-Pacific Exposition that
peiore the states building would be officially
opened June l.
treasury Five officials of the State Depart.
d to pay ment of Public Instruction will at
re is ap- tend the Southern Congress for Edu
of this cation and Industry, which opens in
he print Chattanooga, Tenn
houses.
Governor Hays issued a proelama
e Com ton making the town of Hartford Sc
filed no. bastian county, a city of the second
ate that class. The proclamation states that
al stock the city has population of 1000
The Mount Comfort Fruit Growers
{ Little Association filed articles of incorpo.
'poration ration. Its headquarters are at Mount
Comfort Station, Washington county
emily Is The Arkansas History Commission
I'd Com recently received portraits in oil of
The tar number of distinguished Arkansas res
It CLASH idents of several decades ago The
Western pictures have been refnished and re-
The new paired and are now hanging in the
3 and in rooms of the commission in the capi.
G to the toll The portraits include those of
lowers Robert w. Johnson, United States SEN
state. ator in the 4Os; Ambrose H. Sewer,
first United States senator from Ar.
npany of Kansas Edward Cross, for whom
its DISC Cross county was named, and Gen
tate. Pat Cleburne