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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Kirker OF Foreninger.
I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres

I Golgatha dansk-norske Pres
Kirke, 1876 Thomas
ST., holdes engelsk Gudstjeneste
hver S1ndag ri. 1890. Rev. ].
S. Penny, Merriam Park, besGr-
ger Gudstjenesten indtil videre.
Past. N. p. Crosse har like var
ret Menighedens Prast fra del,
y. Marts 1916.
DEN DANsK-NoRsKB METHo.
DIST KIRKE. Hj6rnet af Broad
way og 10. ST., afhelder sine Guds.
t~jenester som fglger: Pradiken
Sendag Form. ri. 1890. Aften ri.
7.45. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
S6ndag Aften ri. 7.45; literaert No
de de tire fGrste Trsdage / Maane-
den. BSnnemgde hver Onsdag Az
ten XII. 3.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
KIRKE. Hornet at Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudsdeneste liver
SSndag Form. XII. II. S6ndagssko-
lie ri. 9.
FORHNINGEN "HAABET" mPder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag / Maaneden.
81 G. ANDERSEN LoGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. S., mpder 1. og 8. Fredag / Maa-
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
DIE0NORA CHRISTINE LOGD Mr..
SO, d. s. s., mpder /. OF 3. Man
dag paa Central Hall.
DANMARKs DOTRB mdder 2. og 4.
Trsdag i hver Manned / Central
Hall, IS w. Z. st.
sANGFoRBNINGEN #t'DANIA" ND
der hver Mandag paa vasa Hail.
Soreningen n@obtbaab" me0er
og q. 2grbog pau &obol Nrcu
@of1, 81. At ct. &eter -og 4th-
Streets. .sv
Sorenineen Donmorffs .5pnnc:.
If 8. g.. 8. S.. me5ers41. % 3.
2grbag pao MoDal Mrco1r11m Soil,
81: of ct. Beter oe 4tb. :.Streets. 4.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

Mn0relu S. 8oflteao bor poo
mungfoloige Mdu0er gjort fin S11o.
flp6elle i &ongres]en gj9loen6e til
IGolfets 6or6el. 5om o%r6feren0e
republifanif Meolcm nf n1o11ge big
Itige 0pniteer = life milr0lt ben
iuafal0tc vSltoiciorp Committee
Dor ban facet 2ejligbe0 til at f0nlpe
far bao6e 2anoets 90 5totells folfe.
|l;ge Snteres1er poo eli joaoon Maa=
De- at man maotte legge MGrfe til
|bnm og il1lttc fig lonmen ON ba1t1,
bpor set blep forltooet, at Meole1t=
met fra 5ppenoe Minnelota=Giltrif
fmnoc .gipre berettiget &rap pao
,hladoc at blipe Dprt og relpefterct.
Mim1ciota fan life 1un6DGrc &on==
orcsntano 8ollfeabs Mrbejoc / Baib=
imgton, ng bette fremgoor fneo nner-
|bcbilenoc TpDcligbeo al 0cn &jeaos=
gjerning, at Il: g. 5cnotor 91ntfc
Meljou / Sc :Dornlclte % met iro=
|trUngenoe Sr6 Dor monet &el9erne
Il 5pbenoc 9iltrift til. at leroe
Monoe1 fra @ranitc Sails, M11ore1p
S. @ollteoo, til aongreslen igjen.
equator Melion bctragter Scr. gol-
lteao lon1 EFT af Minnelotos opgtiglte
&ongresma.,> % erflnrer, at ifnloe
ban life blipe gjenpolgt, pilhc SGl=
gcr1,c begoa CIT olporlig Sell. noz
1igternc, ion, SC CT / 2jebliffet, tpz
Scr poa, at Scr. &oliteao pil bllne
eienpelg+ ueo Sen ieoponlige Mos
%ioritet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Sorifeailbet / u9ania".

Monoag Mften bct 16oc os. az
bolot sungfore11iugen yDoniao ct
Iorlfcgiloe / &o1o 9all. Set blep
cit itor @1fces.
Opcr go al Sc melt fjcnote Sfon=
oino1pr ira st: No,1l % Wi11re<
opnlis 0eltog.
u0onio" 8 Nrpiioe1,t, $. @i1toing,
pootrptte Mftene11 lit .5tennpel, %
lfilfl1lot og foritaae11oc 1eo0e .bor
ben ieltlige 5ammenfonr1t. S119en
Mislb0, FIN barmoaiit 2iDSgl9oe!
Ialer1es @nffftc BOT: lang: Noro=
plQ1roeL s. 5loan, to(feoe / eli
olimreu6e. 1ale ben tore @lGoe, Set
par iqr bom at tilbpre bep iammc
noltdtotntttc iott Sc Sonitc, Ser al
tbs bopbe optrooot 1mn &l,lturlpre<
oerc, / bpilfet Samf1ne-oe c1o bob
Sc facet Jig neo.
Sons 2onosmG1uo Yrof. Dublc
"a Mlbert Sec, gup banr Meobol6 /
hons for Sc 9anife laa 1migrenoe
Hoaltonbe.
Gen giganfilf bpggcoe Spe11fer,
Mer. Mnore1p Solm, talte ont oen
Snft- ser nIfi1 han6e fremhgbet
sc DonifeS Serb paa oe1r1e 51oe
al Atlantcn.
8lonot sc Da111fe por Be met
iren1trGhenoe IoGere g. Snge1na1n,
g. 6. Masmusien, q. 8. 5rq1iert
og lolt but not lcalt - 8. s.
Micllcr1, Scr mco ulpigcligt &rmer
brogte 5teniningell pp til &oge-
purlftet, fl. a. De0 at bortouftio1ere
Smoati1g, Ser life alenc ifaffeoe
u9onio" CIT flpffelig 8engellm,
n1c1 til1ige. gob M%utfttionaria1s 2ejlig=
bco til at uofolbc ct &j6benbapner=
pio, scr bar en- Olaf Eoul1cn pGr=
Sig.
Songc, forfottcoe Of 8. s. Niel-
fen, s.. @in0ing % Nic. MaslmuSien
blep oflu1,gl1c % pafte bcrettiget
SsSl1bel.
@lal1ot 9onl fe ira Minneopolis.
folt nrp11cs 8o9trpfffer 81. S. So
11lnl1lt.
6prinbe11 r1al1 ifiltcs, %ofle11otcs
ct Telegram til Sen poplrlGrc @ice=
&p1llul Nelion, Scr 0esDGrre paa
Gruno al 5Dgoom por forbir6ret i
at gipc Mpoe, % er0Dioere %oftalte
,n1ol1 at 1om1cs igjen inben ret lgn=
&C.
Nelte Gong Dil Ser life alene
blipe Gong n1er oglaa Dm1s -
octtc til @fterretnirg for pore fpi1,=
ocligc 29iere.
S set bele tagct lpnes set, Joni
ou 0anias m,pGre116e Nrelioent,
&r. Sinoing, bor ct lGrligt @reb
poa at lfabe oct 5ommenbolo MEL
lem Dunife, Ser cr laa %ngopen6igt
for 9londtri1tg al ielifabcligt Sor-
eningSlip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Aaye,tsenen,. q d Daid ~ q tie rs,e5o 81 s1.oo per inch.
fPoItical Advertisement % De paid sfor q the rate of Sl.Vo 3
Prepared BY j. N. Nyholm)
CARL G. A dyke
Candidate for Reelection to
u. S. Congress
Fourth Congressional District.
Fourth Congressional District.

Carl 6. Gon DDfc, fp6t i Mcrz
ot1orio, Min1., 1881 at bollollbif
% norit SlGgf; uogooet ira Mle1=
anoria Sigh School; itubpreoe iioen
2opfpnotgbeb; beltng meo st,
Foul= aompag1iet / SEN ipdnif=
o1%ncrifanife &rig; aniattcs peo
.eSernbanepoltbpienet % lmr. lioen
meotirfetoe til at foo inofprt
Catalogue til Noltforienoellc %
til at bcore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.bfo1lot SernbancpoltnGicr1et Or
bcjoerc.. @ar / g(or ropirfet Is
Cages Jcric for pcnl. S in fpritc
Ternlin / &o1rgresien, bar Gn11
DDfc Meolcn at Mrbejbs-, @on6cls-
ilaooe= % Jilferi-, Minepuien= %
Genl11sfrmiteerne; pirfeoe iprigt
for Gje1uocmferelie11 al Nrbcjos-
lopc, Ship 81,rcbaiing 8ill" pg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Neb .norif &ieefuninl.

g. 6. Beterla> er blepet u0neptn
til norif @icefoni11l for Staten Mon<
tm1o mes &p,ltpr / Great 6a1ls, eff
ter Sl1golf q. St1bs 6%ratraoen.
&onlul &eterien briber 5agfprerfor-
refining % bar p%oretaget Btcefpn1u=
lotcts Sl1tcrcsier i Mo1tono / set
]ib1te Mor 1o1n fungerenoc 8icefpn=
iaI i &pniu1 Clubs GropGrelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

OpTpItIleN VI w OuNeUQQrO Dez
gDnoe; men tic Dato bor alle bis1e
Meooelelfer fun bit fig at pare
tom1re Setter % 5oriifringer1 SET,
life er blepre giennemfprte, % ser
ton bi1t aaa baaoe Mor og Daq,
fgr ntan aar begpnot paa Mrbei.
BET. Sen fioite opligtSbatfmoc Meo.
|0elelie DIN BEN mibIertioigt henpt-
|tcoe 8onegaaro, ct Ell Mebegjprrlie
fra 8ranooirefteren. San paoltoar,
at ben rmperenoe miolertioige Bo-
negaarb CT Sen branofarliglte 8pg-
ming ! 8De11,- og laafremt Scr opz
ltaar Sl6ebrall0, hil BEN iffffe flt1lne
hegr9nies, met Dil goelegge &pg-
,ingen fl1loi tGnoia. 9on bor el1bnu
life beitenlt fig til at billie forbpoe
Nr11gen al 8pg1lingen, 81 ban iprlt
bill bapc eli &%unferenee lnco 5ta-
tens @el1ernlabppfot.
st anoet 5fribt / @et,,inlgel al
|c1 M 8anegaor6, er ct @reU fra
8orgn1eiteren til Direftprer1e for Sc
~fnrlfielige Sernbaner, bppri bon be-
Scr Dem fomnre til en- Mfgjercl1e
og tilligc gibe Offentligbcocn Be
lteo om Sc pirfeliee 6orbolo, ion
Set er for Ii0en, for Sc omgioet Jig
meo Ell neutrality-suspicious., iomr
bet Dor 6nifeligt 6e piloe 6prtfoite
neo at gipe 8pens 8orgerc Menoc=
le11e ON Acknowledgements 1Sor=
lgb.
9. M. 6. g. begp,otc i Uoor
Ell &an1pagne for Iillut11i11g al rpe
Me6lemmer. Gor at olle, Ser lJoboe
|2p1t, fu11oe fao 2ejligbeb til at 1e
9. so. 6. M.s 8pgning, Geoor: o,o
|9tb Street, bleb ser li6ite Monoog
bolot odbent SuS, lanle6es at allie
.oenne Dag bab6e Tillaoelle til at
beie @Dgningen og benptte- Sc NAM.
&c 6oroele, iom oe1me Toreri1lg. il
Ser fine Me0lemn1er. Ser: er4ligele=
oeS begpn0t EN- Mftenlfole / Gngelif
for Npfommere, og enbber fon oel=
toge / bisie SIRIUS.
S 5enbngs bar Norl Nlpnn1=
% Charles 6rebcricflen, So=
paa Saet efter &epe. Men
peo ct &aaoeiflt6 bleb @Ioom itrono
fooret al lin 5plgelpeno; eiter at
ban Dor falben til Sor6ell, Dor Dol
BOG :ioq iterfl at ban fua1oe foo
paa fin @esie % ifpoe 9fabe11.
@pens vEag=Dap" / Girs6ogs
! alle Maooer bellpffet, pg
Set Monomiife &eiultat bleb ca.
bDilfet CT onltrel1t $1,000
mere ems iiolte Mors u6bptte. 0e en-
felte 8ibrag por / Mar gje1,ne1u=
g%oaenoe min6re ems lioitc Mor, bpil=
fet tillige biier> at flere bor poet
beres 8iorag / Mor. $50 Dorner be
Sn6iamlingen / 3irs6ags.
GDriitian &onlell bar facet
bos 8pgningsinipetteren
til at ombpgge fin 6orretning, 1911
@aif Off ct. Set ral Jolt fdte
@r=Nrniioent 8illiom S..
Sqtt bill fort efter Galget ben "a
Mooewber fomme til ct. Ha1,l iom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
ANDREW ]. VOISTEAD
REP. FOR
REELECTION.
=
18th Conqressional. District.

&pnqresmo,o @oliteoo ipaer
@jenpolg fra ipuenoe Diltrift, Ser
omfotter fplgenbe Counties: Sig
6tpne, Ebippepa, Douglos, Grant,
aunbipobi> Soc Gni &orle, 2non,
Mecfcr, Scope, Mennlle, 5tepens,
:5lpift, 3roberlc % DeIlolpM eoictne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Stateus Gtgttc.

&oo Mq11oag @ftermiooag boloer
Min11e1ota Gbilb @elfare GommiS=
.iion offentligt Mgbe / &untor gtr.
1913, 5totsfqpitolet. 9ennc Sag. CT
Set @ommiS1ionsaf6elingen, lom or
'bejber for fattige % for pmte &9rns
,8el, ser 1ammenfal6er til Mpbc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

al @osolinpriieI, Snn bar fonicfbent gjennen1 bde Cont
l1naen 1e9t at bploes pribot 6prDcncte uoenfor &rgen, iou life Sc foa,
Der pnfer @ra, ifu1bc foo beres ErNe opplot. Sm1 bnr olhb faet
IN 5ten1nne. tor 5oHets 9l, 90 bps Sc 110eripgcr bans @innine
pl De#ooerhepiics ontnt 8an Dpfe mao Ge itpHe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

Bpf al Nsioeiation of Commerce.
Otter Jorlp0enoe .Dil oef life
bare ian l9nge, 1om set bar boret,
fgr set fprlte Mgoe oil blipe az
bolot for Dannelien al oen ~ ball=
ife MISUNDERSTANDING 1 ct. Ho1,l.
81. 6. $.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
st. 1oauI.
5. u. Mbbol11,
Gifp goitor & Manoger.

Mbbeber
moo tnble1toes, laa DC e. SraDtfe=
riet lenelt 9ns6ae Mfte11. 72O-72z'22
4tb Street So, Minnapelis,Wdn1..
geb ajpb ellcr &eparation al
ubre being ben pelfienote Slbeler
simo, Melion. 200 g. 7tb @treet.
&elgerc!
Suit, at 2prbag Ben %. OCTOBER
or ,Megiltrotipn Sou, % at bier,
iom p,sifer at afgipe iin Stern11e oeo
8olget Sen Z. Mopen1ber, npoDenoigs
pig n,oa reailtrere i lit @ulgoiitrtft
SEN 90. Oftober. llnben 8egailtre-
ring - inge,1 9temme!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Sort lcet

5ibcl1 8auegnoroen brGnote ion
tire Star iibe1L bar man naiten Bog
Zig left / Mbi{erne, at III / 2ebet al
gonifc tort Gi6 bi1be Mrbejbet poo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
Gffu i Mc>u Yorf.

9eorolpict" i Seem Dorf ltriper
i Ell 0mtole al Splterlantfar'oets
Mnnnc11tim 81. a.:
vMlle, fra bpen r9sorelplet" bar
bprt, er crigc ont at lobpri1e ct.
Io1,l seltrcnes @Gitfribeo, % Den
5mog % Dpgtigbeo, bpornneo alt
por oronet. Sm set 1au CT WtaolaD=
nina, laa erflerer CIT Seem Dorf
Game, ser mdu onlcs iom Ell 1tor>
Mutpritct, at iaaoon Mao, lom Sp=
1trcne ct. SAUL latte pao Bor*
set, pq ION. SC leln baboe lonet, ct
1impeltbcn uopcrtr9ffefig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20
&mff Der 8o8banbd.

Mle Bigger fra bort Eager lenbes
portofrit meb 8~affepoit, .eller ST.
preis; mcn pnifer man Haffen as
~I11reret maa 5. Gents efstra mebfsl'
sez 8eitilliugen.
6. &asmnsien g.,
720-722 60. 4tb Street.,
Minneapolis, @inn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-20

gliper &isrc6eiten CIT asasa" finn?
8or Ejcbliffct fin0cs / Minneio<
ia 23,StS Mutpmobiler.
Dctte Mars 6oregelic par fife
n,i,lore eno 22,500 at oisie mooerne
&jpretgjer.
Snocn ret lGl1ge oil set bore cn
bel MGrfpproigbeo at le CIT Selt
PAD st. Gu11ls BoDcr.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
DEFICIENCY FUNDS
 NOW TOTAL S75,I3O
Governor Hays Issues Proclamation For Printing for the Secre-
 tary of State.

Little Rock, Aug. Ex-Governor Hays yesterday issued proclamation authorizing the secretary of state to create deficiency of 1,5OO for the purpose of prirtins necessary blanks and records, the appropriation being exhausted. In making the request for the proclamation, Secretary Hodges said, "The printers are willing to credit the state till the appropriation can be made in the regular manner"
 Since the adjournment of the legis- lature, the governor has issued proc lamations totaling $75,13O, as follows
 Printing, secretary of state, 1,5O0.
 Game and fish protective fund. $12.- 900.
 Fertilizer inspection, $15,OOO.
 Highway fund, $2,500.
 Printing, auditor of state, $4,819.5O.
 Caldwell X Drake, investigation ex- pense, $3,000.
 State treasurer, $1,000.
 Railroad commission, $2,500.
 Printing Arkansas supreme court reports, $9,600.
 General Investigating committee, $7,0OO.
 Insane asylum committee, $2,0OO.
 Printing, auditor of state, $5,1S0. 50. Department of Education, $2,55O.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
BIG TAX SUIT ON IN CONWAY COUNTY

The Morrilton papers of this week report the filing of suit which is arousing much stir among the tax payers of Conway county. The A. L. Greenburg Iron Company of Terre Haute, Ind, filed a complaint in cir cult court seeking a mandamus re- qulring the county assessor and board of equalization to assess the property of the county at 100 cents on the dol lar, in order to discharge an indebt- edness of 1,134 for bridge work. The company claims that it was promised cash for the work and was paid in county scrip. The state tax commits sion has estimated that property in Conway county is assessed at an av- craze value of 26 cents on the dollar, so that a full valuation would bring in over $68p00 to the county general fund, instead of about $1S,00O on the basis of the present assessment. This would more than discharge the entire debt of the county in one tear.
 The Headlight estimates that scrip holders who have bought in between $25,O00 and $30,000 of county war rants at 35 to 50 cents on the dollar are back of the suit.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25

Cormck, national chairman, wired Chairman House as follows:
 Ut is imperative that no officer of the United States or officer or direc- tor of national bank should be nom-
 mated for presidential elector, as such officers are constitutionally disquali- lied. We must not take the hazard of losing an electoral vote through the selection of candidate who is not eligible. Please confer with your national committeeman immediately and see to it that this provision is observed in your state. If any con- didate who is an officer of the United States or director of national bank has been nominated, he should either resign as candidate for elector or give up the official position he holds. urge you to give prompt attention to this important matter"
 It is understood that this rule will apply to none of the nominees save Mir. Scott.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
COUNTY CONTEST : HOLLAND, SEPT. 7 BIG EDUCATIONAL RALLY Is Planned for Annual Event. Accord .
 ing to Announcement by
 Chairman Lee Smith.

Editor Log Cabin Democrat:
 wish to announce the date and place of the final contest, and say first word about the coming contest.
 The final contest will be held at Holland September 2. This date is near at hand now. Let every teacher and school pupil of Faulkner county study for minute and decide whether or not that can afford to miss the great educational event.
 The coming contest which is to be held September ?, is the most promis- ing contest for the biggest crowd, most interest, most spirit, and the greatest time for a new spirit in edu- cation that has ever been held in Faulkner county.
 The addition of new features to the athletics IS going to add much inter est to the association.
 Now, may 1 not see every teacher of the county who can at all. with their school there? Let's all get lined up with our pupils and have some real
 
 What more can we do than to meet once year and sing and yell and hear other schools sing and yell, to put a new spirit in the school life?
 Just think, if your school did not win in the section contest you can't afford not to go to the final contest September 2, because the banner will be worth your time and your pupils time to strive for. Let's get out of the old rut and rub the moss off our backs and start in on a new school life If we have not already decided this. President J. H. Reynolds of Hendrix College will give the boy winning the advance Reclamation at the final con- test one years scholarship to Hendrix College. President J. w. Conger of Central College will give the girl winning in advanced recitation a years scholarship in Central College.
 We highly appreciate this oppor- tunity that these men are extending to some boy or girl who is striving to do something.
 To the teachers who are going to have your pupils there with songs and yells: Do your best to be there by 9:30 o'clock, because the contest work will begin promptly at 10 o'clock in order to finish all work by noon and get ready for the athletics immediate ly after noon. The athletic part is a promising feature which will create much interest. Can you afford to miss it? After the contest we will hear some of Arkansas greatest educators speak. Now, let everybody come to Holland with a well-filled basket and enjoy the day with the school boys and girls of our county. Don't forget the date and place-SeptembeE 2, at Holland.
 Yours for a great contest,
 Lee Smith, Chairman.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
HUGHES ENDORSED
 BY BULL MOOSE ARKANSAS G. 0. P. UNITE Republicans COncede Demands of the PrOgressives and Allow Them
 Four Electors.

Little Rock, Aug. 25.-Carrying out plans made by party leaders, the state committee of the Bull Moose party yesterday adopted resolutions indorsing the Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates. Pro gressives asked the Republicans to name w. H. Holt as candidate for one of the electors at large. The ex- ecutive committee of the Republican state central committee carried out the recommendation and added E. M. Roe of Little Rock as the other. The Bull Moosers Suggested" that the Republicans show further fairness and select Geo. F. Youmens of Fort Smith as an electoral candidate from the Fourth congressional district, and James F. Conner from the Fifth dis trict. The district committee of Re- publicans, meeting with the executive committee, did as was suggested, placing 4oumens and Corners on the Republican ticket as candidates for electors from their respective dis tricts
 The Bull Moosers also recommend ed that R. M Galbraith, of Pine Bluff be selected as the candidate for elector from the Sixth district. There was hitch, however, apparently by reason of the failure of the Sixth dis trict committee to meet. So that recommendation was referred tc the Sixth district committed
 II. L. Remmel was elected to sue. ceed the late Louis H. Moore of Ozark as chairman of the executive commit tee, and Wallace Townsend, the g. O. p. gubernatorial candidate, was elect ed to succeed Mir. Moore as a member of the committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
NORTH TEXAS CROPS SHORT.

Northern Texas has been hit much harder then Arkansas by the drouth and there are many cornfields into which the farmers will not drive a wagon to gather the corn, according to Prof. J. M. c. Vaughter, who re- turned yesterday from visit to his brother at Henrietta, Texas. north west of Dallas and about 20 miles south of the Oklahoma line Gotten in that territory will not make more than half crop, Prof. Vaughter says. Prof. Vaughter brought with him several pods of mesquite beans which he intends to plant as an experiment to see whether they will grow in this country. Mesquite, he says, will grow without moisture and cattle fatten on the beans.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
MISS SMITH COMPLIMENTED.

Complimentary to her sister, Miss Willie Smith of Paris, Tenn, Mrs. o. L. Schroeder this morning very pleas antly entertained at rock at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Laura H. Mitchell, 2O5 South Center street. Enjoyable music was rendered by Misses Fay Livingston and Lucille Lea and Mrs. c. H. Dickerson. The guests were re- ceived by Misses Hazel Schroeder and Gladys Dickerson. A delicious salad course was dispensed by Misses Helen Hammer and Emma Caroline and Mary Schroeder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25

border. Thousands of Testaments are arriving now fro~- New York, and are being distributed ~mong the soldiers. One of our men there re- ports receiving 1000 volumes ore afternoon. He got busy with thr Bible Car" and soon had most Of them into the hands of the soldiers. Nearly 10000 have been given out in and around FL Paso and the jc.- E about one-half complete; the othe places on the border from the Pacis~ ocean to the Gulf have not been touehed.
 Truly we have task, but we must face it like men and we will.
 1t IS well to think well,
 It is divine to act we'll"
 The following is the report of the fund to date:
 Previously reported -$65.OO Miss H. c. Clemmons, Tamo,
 Ark. ---- - 100 A. Trieschman, Crossett, Ark. 500 Methodist s. $. class, by N. O.
 Taff, Waldron, Ark ----- 25O Inc. R, Cox, Waldron, Ark.--- 100 Mrs. Minnie Rhoderoover, Wal
 dron, Ark. ------- 100 Mrs. C. H. Trough, Fayetteville 100 Mrs. J. R. Gibbons, Bauxite, = 100 Presbyterian Church, Womble- 100 Rev. G. M. Barton, Memphis 100 N. A. kientz, Pine Bluff, Ark. 100
 lotaI ----- -S8O.5O
 D. II. Colquette, Field Agent
 Little Rock, Ark, Aug. "A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25

D. II. Colquette, Field Agent. Little Rock, Ark, Aug. "A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
BAILEY CHAPEL.

Health is better at this writing.
 Making molasses is the order of the day, and sowing feed for winter.
 David Mills of Needs Creek was at this place Saturday, trading horses.
 Rev. J. o. Cantrell will hold a meet ing at the schoolhouse the fourth Sunday in August.
 Mrs. Mamie Lawless and Miss Ruthie Akins went to Pickles Gap Friday and remained till Sunday, at- tending the meeting.
 Fury Brady came to preaching at this place Saturday night and Sun day night.
 We were sorry to hear of Luther Catos house burning down.
 Will Mabry and wife went to Un- ion Valley Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
JIhX STILL PURSUfS
 PLUMERYILLE DRILLERS

Recent reports from Plumerville are to the effect that the jinx which has followed the efforts to drill for gas and oil in that vicinity is still pursu- ing the enterprise. The we'll is now over 2,000 feet, but cave-in necessi- tated putting in an underream. After that work was done, serious trouble was had in getting out the tools and drilling has not yet been resumed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
SCOTT IS INELIGIBLE
 AS FLFCTOR NOMINEE
National Chairman Vance Mccormick Wires that Another Selection
 Must be Made.

Little Rock, Aug. 25.-It appears that the state central committee will be called upon to fill another vacancy in the list of Demcratic nominees for presidential electors from this state. According to a telegram re- ceived by State Chairman Joe w. House, Jr, P D. Scott of Van Buren, is ineligible because of the fact that he is director in the First National Bank of Van Buren. Vance c. Me
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
NEW GIN FOR GUY.

A complete gin outfit, three-stand Huller double-rim equipment, was re- ceived today by Robert Hendrickson of Guy, and is being hauled to that place this afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
TEACHERS TO MEET.

The teachers who will constitute the faculty of Conway public school this year will hold their first meeting on Saturday, September 2, in the office of Supt. J. P. Womack. The school opens the following Monday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-08-25
SHRINERS TO FORT SMITH.

Members of Al Amin Temple, No bles of the Mystic Shrine, of Little Rock will hold regular and cere- monial session in Fort Smith on Monday, September 1. A large class is to be initiated. Several local Shriners probably will attend.