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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
Waiter az. & c0tf

Mr.. Walter u. scott died At the touFo
Inhrmary Wednesday morning, following
an operation.
Mr.. Scott was fi1tT-siE .-cors O are ana
was one of the active business r1cn OF me.
narish. He was President q tae l&'''''2A
State Bank; was one Of the largest pi&hse'.
IN the parish. and was generally regarded as
one of its most succo*aful business men,
having been at FL tines enthusiastic IN me
support Of such enterprises as we're OF ?1ot''
He was devoted to his family and state,
was kind to all anG loyal to his friends.
For number Of years 1lf. Scott was
President OF the Police Jury OF this parish
ond # was during his administrator that
progressive measures were 'nal"ur3'ea %
imorove the public utilities Of the PARISH.
His faith in the future Of the parish
was an example to lis less sangulne neiGn'
hors and friends and was one Of the lfaits
that stamped him as a most useful and sac
stantial citizen. W.:
MIR. Scott leaves a VIE, who w&s Gis'
INWARD Kefauvcr before marriage t"'
sons. DR.. Warren +. Scott and Waiter w
Scott and a daughter, Mrs. ArWIn bohdu
rant.
The funeral services We're conducted 2
Rev. V. D. Skipper, at the Tanuiail IchAt
tary Thursday morning.
The remains We're accompanied TO III
last resting place by friends and relative
from, several adjoining parishes. Inc gray
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
E;ver .SftgalsGD.

We are again confronted by critical
condition in the stage OF water IN tne
Mississippi River The STAGE expected ii .
the next lew weeks is sufficient to warrant
grave fears, but there is chance to With.
stand the flood on account OF che splendid
condition Of our levecs. We GO not desire
to unnecessarily alarm Our readers, but We GO
wish to impress upon them The need of mai
ing every preparation possible TO minimize
loss if the worst comes 10 pass. 4 great Zeal
of unnecessary less was cured in the !; st
overflow because Of the neglect to make al
rangenents to handle promptly live stock,
grain and personal effects. These can al
be saved by preparations il advance. II
will cost but little to get ready and the
sooner it is done the better, for We can then
he in position to devote more time to the
jmaintainance of the levee line. This ilgh'
Twill come, so let every man be ready VIII
: free hands to do his part.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
Sheriff Sale
State ci Loc, ilaa. Perrin Of Madison.
Emtt. judicial District Court
,&Mr,.5 i. JOHNSON
-. No. 1851
HAROLD K. posi-

r. y-~'aa @. Writ Of Seizure and
..a... IA a.. ,.rectch lrnw he Honorable
}.,t'. 49,. ..,-l ia. ,Act COURT lor tie par
) bet sl.l,. pluorc. @ri. IN tn" aho1' Cd
tto,dcl o.. ! 81. p"u'.,d ,"scii. at pup.
b., .urt..n. at jSe lriacIia! 'front.' doofGI
mo-, ur, h,us, ia he ;1TGol Iaiu4h,
ia MadM8npar,sh. Louisiana, On the ~
C.tMd}y. nc Z5;l cay OF February
D. 1916. bowen the hours pre-,
.o,;brd rs NV. al The right, TIE GM
Interest - Harold y. Post, as %al's
a.e =. d g rsrr.j ia.Uary :, I'If' "
IN ! !, ta1 following c,a'rnbed properly
to-Wit: pA :,
Tbe Lane" Pace in The Parish o
Addison and StatC OF LOUISIANA fnl
couuoseG oi tha south mali OF lot nu@
/ ,,r ri IN, ~. section No. tarty-two' |"
: pon,,t- orc and lot number icar
section trcuty-niuc, except TOUT .. w
, Thereof aud the non ,h portion, eop'S'L
ior forty acres OF lot number ote'
section number forty-thre", e%cept ~
lacrrs in Inc south west corner 'ne''V'
all wing end being on the east s'uI
I prrus..,r.y and Hru-hv Bayou' ato
,tns.u.liu member sixteen ho'I'
ranoc twelve east end containing w'
hundred and seventeen ana DIV" ~ 4
irc}.nI more Or less. together WIN =
iitn4.r~s and improvements tly, ',
~i,.t. ,.J-:ari argurtcnaEce, u'is'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
Political T'stng7-C0

Tho P,c>r..-ss.ycs held a meeting n Il
Nv, O,iaons On Tuesday and nominated Il
t3o, Iobn " Parker for Governor; Edwin /
g p,,ossard Tioutensrt-G Governor and /. i
3. Dubuisson for attorney General. Inc
,.,ado ~, of do;ara+as from few parishes
y: ,,'. NO tr.;ri District !
- -, Mo- nsrishcs generally were represented
~. Jaw, rarsonaI admirers Of GIr. Parker:
,i,o orba, country DELEGATES were men who /.
L.J ,1ay dofoat u tie recent primary or
, ,,I,a IsI boro,,n ..nas becas" in the demo-
, ".,t ,,o,t,, Tho Iast hayin" talked them.
.aIvos r. death irving to get office and po"e'
nr1or fhe Icrnrcrat ;c banner and having met
|,IaT,,+ ,,,v. rn-,2 into the ranks Of the op-,
no.;tia,
/ 4 ;s hard 70 condone the conduct Of the
,o+or ,,b, ,a. aarticjpated in The democratic
~; ,3o,r and now primes himself to be an ally
f. H., p,.o,,,.,.e:,,o Vet we NAV hmure cut
tD-..,a ba,n.+ motive that would influence
I,ba rcta,, r. such action, but there can he
.no,h;no less than contempt for tho candidate
6 who has made his race in the democratic
b n,iroorv and after having met defeat Is
,;lr-r,r n y,aI, into the ranks Of the oppo*i-
= tt;an cnc1 . man reflects diacredit on The
,'atnrs who have honored him with theii
!, s,r,nor+
). i il fran egch followers that the Pre-
s orassivas expect to recruit supper. mere
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
w. a.. McHSgR

The remains Of Mr.. ". i. Mchaln were
laid to rest at the TalluIah Cemetary lhuiS-
dav evening beside his wife who died about
two years ago. .r
Mr.. McKain had been living N :eNas
during the last few Yeas. lie was porn III
Milton, Fla, in l843 and came to LOUISIANA
where he engaged in the nerchanC!e o"S'-
ness.
He is survived by four daughters, Mr1'
Edward T. Purnel, OF 'Cailulah; Mrs. JoSepF
Reeves, Of Vidaia; Mrs. Leake Monroe, "1
BIO Lake. Texas and Mrs. Howard Brown
of Fort WORTH Texas.
His remains were followed TO the las
resting place by a number Of friends Wh'
knew him as resident Of the parish. lin
services were performed by Rev. '. u
Skipper.
The Journal joins in expressions o
gympathy to his bereaved relatives in tn
and adjoining parishes.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
Admit for sake Of arMumel.

Admit for sake Of argument INT Nt
Parker has some valuable pIanNs in h!s plat
form. TO whom must the people !ook to
have these planks written into law? Why
to the democratic legislature Of course.
The Ship of State with Parker Tor Governol
would be like merchantmen with pirate
at the helm.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

When you meet man WAo gfeets you
with the remark that the country - gong
TO the bows-wows just inquire ot him how
much majority was PEELED against hlm-he
* defeated candidate and IS still Needing.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

Judging from the New Orleans majority
.boss rule is very much III popular iAvor.
And we want to say that ring rule
is Just popular in the country, particularly
when the oinc;alS give efficient service.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

The time is now ripe for the looseIs,
throughout the state, in the local campaign
to show their true sportmanshlp and get
b,sv to increase the democratic majority for
Pleasant and the state ticket. The people
love conservative winner and admire a
cane looser. The world is too busy to listen
+, ,orahpads Get in the ranks and 60 your
duty, b. word and by action.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
Trespass Notice

Al parties arr hereby warned tnat
.resrassinr in any manner on L2"Har1.
Walnut Grove. and Shirley plantations
in Madison parish. louisiana, IS pf3-
hibited and anyone foul i % trcspass,nS
will be prosecuted unbe law.
4. N. SCOTT.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
TRES?acs M6TiCc.

Notice is hereby %.ren hat Ara
be-. Alligator and I'E plantations
il Madison parish. La, a." r',tcd.
and no hunting or otherwise tres
NM viii be alio:..l.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

Scr.iccs .>cry Sunday, II a. n. 81
tie residence o. hi. =. r COL
III ,I.p.
Tae roD!ic IS cordially invited To 't-
tend
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
TRINITY EPISCOPAL

REV. LrRIETS =. JOHNSON. Pastor
G,.vi-,s. first .andny IS = E. n.
~ regular appointment ior the MN
Surd"v.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

The capital building at Ottowa was de-
stroved by fire on the 9TH inst. 1t is SUP
posed the fire was the work Of inccndlaIies.
Six lives were lost
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

A head line in the Daily States saI5
there is a flood OF money. 1t seems to KEEP
well within the channel.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05

It is claimed that wet Police Juries
have been elected in Rapides and Caddo.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-02-05
METHODIST

REV. '. d. SKIPPER. Pastor.
Service, ii",J and thlli '""d2.E 70
ii .. M. aid , =. IL.
SUNDAY 5chool. every SlnduY al ~ {"
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Chester Wolf will soon build q
lckiy modern residence and
bI,u on his Iuu acne uacl just
s th of the Tram nay crossing
a d .,s, Of W.ds n h vrur
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Baptist Church.

Much interest is being shown
IN the meetings at the Baptist
church. The attendance has been
good in view of the unusually
5 we're weather.
Friday night of this week the
Arvada Male Quartet will sing.
Perhaps, also, the new song, the
words and music OF which were
rec, nl!y composed by Mrs Elliott
wl,i Dy sung:
Next week the Aryaua Nah
Quartet will b. heard agllu and
II III, saay night Fern White
man Smith, voice ,elcher IA IN
Colorado Womaus College and
C ,ntralto sololst in the FIRST Bap-
t st Church OF Denver, vii. SIM
Jther musical numbers will be
Announced on the bulletins.
Air Beal's vigorous, srais hl-
ul from-the shoulder strnur :
Val De heard each night except
saturday and Sunday morning,
B ginning next SUNDAY night his
$ jet will probably be ..as fol-
l. 5
Praying in helI", Gods Pen.
i,cntiary", The Slime Pits of
podom", The strange experien.
ces of a traveller. " Bible fools"
"Satan's Recruiting Officer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Band Boys Enter
tainment Success

The entertainment given by /
the Arvada band in Bank hall .
last Friday evening was a success
in every way.
Those who attended felt that
they got their moneys worth and
the band boys realized about
$26, 90 profits, which will help
some,
Everyone was impressed with
the great improvement in the
playing by the organization. In
deed we can soon be quite proud
Of our band.
The magical tricks Of Prof. H.
karcher were very clever and
drew forth a great deal of
applause and laughter. Many
were old tricks but tLeJ were
well executed.
Francis Miller and Paul Arnold
pleased the audience with an IL
ustrated song under the old UNI
brella, "
Roy Pierce and Harry Newton
made quite a hit as colored wan
dering minstrelS. -
The toe dance by Miss Dorthy
MARITIME was exceptionally classy
and had it been on a good solid
stage instead of loose, rough
boards and the elevation so the
audience could have seen the
steps it would have been much
more appreciated. Her gestures
are perfect and she bids fair to
become a toe dancer of fame.
The comic monolog by Steven
Caryeth was as usual very laugh
able and he made quite a hit.
Earle Walker and Troupe gave
comical sketch in black face
which was quite unique and lu di-
crouS.
The attendance was very salts
factory and the affair was very
creditaDle. Mr. Macarthur, a mem
Der of lnnes' band, was among
the players.
Joe ,Munal the local leader of
the band deserves great deal OF
credit for the success of the enter
alnment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Justice H. H. Gregg was called
to Golden Monday 70 assist in
making the official canvas of the
ballots cast on November 7th.
The absent voters, about fifty in
number did not change the results
materially except swell the ma
jurities of the victorious ones.
Mr.. and Mrs F. d. Hutchings
at a finely appointed dinner Tues
day evening, entertained Miss S
Hall, Bouman and Robson of Ar
vld4 Sch os Music and cards
we're nj pyed after dinner.
Bert Metz ger. shipping clerk
tor Daniels 4 Fishers, fell in a
faint saturday while sitting On a
counter at lunch time and was
brought home in an ambulance.
The company ply sician pronoun-
ced his ailment pneumonia but
the family ply SicIln disagreed
with this diagnosis. He was
muck improved Sunday and since
then has continued to improve
y
NJ. p. MARITIME has moved MS
family into the suite Of rooms in
the Young block to be close 70 his
business. He has been quite
busy repairing automobiles ever
since he opened up n week ago.
There seems to be lots of work
for everybody in tnat liue.
Chester Wolf will soon build a
5 ,lckIy modern residence and
bItu on his Ten acne uacl just
$ tn of the tram Nay crossing
a d .,s. Of W.ds vr.h vrur
d D.. .r. uer . f.Hius 10
B .mp. ,I." lt /, sc md
t. winter
Iwu II rshu Iuan,.,. r.cmrN
I'd a l,,vE alu o. phone huud y
evening " NhlIe at cou C. naetung
b,ari < the sad Intelligence OF
the death OF his twelve year.old
nephew. son of Mr.. Townsley's
brother at Giltncr Noh. from
scarlet fever. rh chl d oas a
great favorite and rs his fathers
health is impaired, fears are lelt
for his welfare.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
CHE HAS KEPT US OUT OF WAR"

This is the face of a man strong courageous
patient and kindly, man
Always alert to the aspirations of his fellow.
man and sympathetic toward their fufillmcn.;
Ncucr complaccnt toward the encroachments
of privilege tolerant of social wrong;
Always seeking to enhance the dignity of
labor and better the state Of the tolcr;
Neuer lending TO the sophistry of ex-
ploaton or the Establishments of expediency:
Always patient to hear and weigh to ap.
praise and anayze, and passionate to find the
way of right;
Neuer premature in purpose nor preudiccd
in judgment, and never headlong in decision
Such is WOODROW WILSON
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

MrsJ 7. ToNusle' Of Powell
N.. aud her friend. Miss Ida
Beacon ol StocNham, Nebr came
Sunday to visit her husbands
brother G. c. Townsley. They
LETT Tuesday evening for GIItner
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Change manag : has ,.k.n
place in the RaIston Lum cr
Company's Office, " F. Vrgrn
originally OF Missouri akins the
place Of II. G. Cannon.
Mr. Cannon has been promoted
by the company. winch owns a
group Of lumber yards and will
travel H. the cowu@ry's intorcst.
checking up TIE GIIIyrgu. ,ara,
MI. and Mrs Cannon sill sill 4.
tain their residence here. wr ar.
pleased to report. where they
nave made many warm friends
..Lr.ng their two years residence.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Miss Beatrice Garfien attended
the box party givenby Miss Dolce
Grossmaker at the Auditorium
Monday night to hear Letold
G)douslv the great pianist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Hiss Eudorl Sa sbury of Bos-
ton is visiting h + auu H
la chester. Miss Sa..,u4 u.s.
in snllg a six nDnfhs pI' W "a
Plutl IS Tlpa 10.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16
Local LUIe.

Auntic Holmes Is eported
" sick with Asthma, which b
tens pneumonia
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

The Relief corps will meet in
Grange Hallnext Saturday after
noon and that will be their per-
manent meeting place from now
on.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Harvey McEnterfer lost chain
from his Ford Car on election day
p 'esumably on Graves Avenue
between Arvada and J. H. Low
er's Ranch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

The cold weather has caused
the bursting of many water pipes
i town and Plumber Slmms has
been quite busy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Mrs Squier Welsh and baby
are reported sick with severe
colds.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Miss Grace Bruce is learning
to set type in the Enterprise Off =
ice, as is also Earle Cradle.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

We will give $500 Pony votes
Dec. l to Is for every yearly sub
script on to The Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-16

Nebr. where Mrs Townsley went
go on account of the death of her
nephew. Mr. Townsley her hus-
band was coming to Denver from
Powell, with car load of hogs.
He should have arrived in Den
yer Sunday, but on account of
storms, was delayed.
The Maple Grove Grange Drill
Team will give a turkey shoot
and rattle Monday afternoon
November q tn. at the ranch of
Mr. Petticrew, two and ahalf
miles west of the couty line on
w. SO tn. avenue
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
OGDEN NEWS.

Ogden, May 23-(SpeciaD- D-Lenden Guice was here from AShdOWn Sun day evening.
 Mrs. Jas. Murphey of DeQueen spent last Tue day and Wednesday with her brother, B. H. Brock.
 Roy Budd was in Texarkana Mon- day night.
 Mrs. E. A. Velvin and son, Neal, were in TeXarkana Wednesday.
 Mrs Thomas of AshGown spent last week here visiting her sister Mrs w. $. Crouch.
 Mrs. F. M. VanHook and aughters. Misses Laura and LOttie were in Tex arkana Wednesday.
 Hugh Oliver left Monday for Mem lhis
 Miss Annalalle Coggin of AshdoWn last Monday.
 Fcv. Youngblood filled his appoint menJ here Sunday.
 Gordon owens of TeXarhaaa vas acre Saturday and SunGay.
 .1rs. f, .A Felyln vas in Texarkana Friray.
 ' Fay w2s in Texarkana Tues day
 Neal Velyin is visiting at Texar- kama.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Budd and children cnd Misses Laura and l.ottie VanHood and Fred Lay were in AshdoWn Friday e:ening.
 Miss Agatha fludgens left Monday Ger Fouke, where she will spend th>, week visiting.
 Miss Grace Ball is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Ed Pullum at Lewisville
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
se the Little River Chancery Court.

Ii Turner. jtz. partc. Notice ia 4ez-31y siycn that the 2Eoye named ssgSLoner, Ed Turner. has this day fiji eal aa tl-e c l,,ucer- court Of Little aRzr County. lIk., tis petition pray Fyg :hat ths eeGrt quiet and conflIm 3s. zl;le in and to t}ese lands situated iz Gitrle Rigor Cunty. Ark, towit: Nffl E sE3 sectuu twnship 13 south, sss.,s 51 west. NV NWi section 3,
 4,eaship 13 south range 31 west. Now .t-a1e3re all persons who have or may .eA.y1 to have any interest in or 60 ,,ss& lands. or any part thereof are *ssr.tly warned to appear at this cour, $ ts May 1916 term and show cause, II gay. why the title 10 said lands afxs.z4d not be quieted and confirmed in sut8 petitioner. Witness my hand ane zeg% IS clelk cf said court this 4th ess 9t April, i916.-Chas. H. Park, r.s~E 3I-W
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
LOCAL NEWS
Wood fer sale-W. R. Pruitt.

Wood fer sale-W. B. Pruitt. If
 J. T. Caples left Sunday for Hattor.
 John Gray O. Lockesburg vas here MoI,GaE.
 Jett orton 0: Fulton vi tied in thia city Sunday.
 Mrs FreisA left Monday for a visit in the nCrtH.
 Rhyman WiI4on Of Te2arkana was here Mol,day T. J. Montgomery was here from Abene NcudaS.
 Frank NJ of Lockesburs was in tae city Sul.lay.
 F. p. ii .op Of Nashville was f. tAe city Io2-ay.
 A. E. nuLzaey vent 0 Yanderyoort Monday alte-.4son.
 Sen. J. c. ?innix Of Murtreesboro vas here Ee=.erday.
 We have p,oaty of good @0od for saIe.-Major Slave Co. AZ
 Miss Louis- Williams vas a visitor in foreman Sanday.
 C. 4. Edwards was here from Min eral Springs saturday.
 Lewis Wnga;3 of Cove is here this V C9K Nisitin.s relatives.
 P. E. WiIiaa.s was here from Fore man yesterd&y afternoon.
 II. ]. Tyscl was at Foreman Mon day building dipping Vats.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. NJ Eckel of Rich- mond were 1e~e yesterday.
 Editor VI : Coley was here rom Foreman Monday afternoon.
 J. l. Tollet. of Nashville was ners Monday CnrC9te to Winthrop.
 Mrs. Id |i"7a was at TexarAana Monaay fer Gc operation on the eye.
 Mrs. Claud .ienry left Monday nig... for Q visit St Louis and Illinois.
 We have plenty of good wood for sale al presert-Major Slave Go. AZ
 L. [. Prov, loan man of F't Smith, was here Monday attending to busi- ness.
 Roy Bryant manager of the Iare man light Tlapt. vas here Monday af- ternoCp
 John Simmons. auditor for the Southwestern Telephone Co.,, is here this week.
 Mrs. A. P. 3oyce and children spent the Reek-enl @ith Mrs. o. Leslie o1 Frisco street.
 Hamilton COleer was here from the Major Slave Mil near Vandervoor' Sunday and Monday,
 Miss Jeraldine Lambright of De- Queen was here Monday enroute home after a visit in Nashville.
 Mrs. Frank Horner and Mrs Wood erson of Foreman are the guests of Ashdown friends this week.
 Miss Vida Mccoy, who has been vis- iting her sister, Mrs. R. s, Fitzpatrick, returned to Horatio Saturday.
 Miss Buckle Norwood arrived Fri day from Lockesburg to spend two weeks with Mrs. R. E. Huddleston.
 On account of high cost of material am obliged to advance my price of photo work, and along with this slight advance l will also advance the quail ;ty of work. Will make pictures at tho present prices until June 1st.- c. C. Thompson. 50-3t Prof. l. w. Holmes was here from Wilton Monday morning. MT. Holmes will move to this city in about a , month. He has been elected as teach CT ip the Ashdown schools.
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
 HskksLD SA.N E OLD CAPITOL r h6eadiSn of W0men's Club to Take 7 En PronositiOn Next Year,

Izrae Rock. May 22.-(Speclal)- M4se preservation of the old state Aresxx of the suestions to be agitatc1 .xey tssa State Federation of Women ,g.exsa. at the next session of the Leg Swkanse. There is always an element Sa fbs General Assembly who insist SzEzsxa the sale ct the property. but os sfase sher hand the advoca es Of it's gzss9rYation for it's historical interest Hee asne the less active, and have .grss7aled so far.
 yEse press of the state is committed sa aasse, by the adoption of the tol- =snzy1ag resolu ion at the meeting of 2htsa Arkansas Press Association ln S'gxlhaaa,
 >ngsereas, an effort is being made sy hp women of Arkansas, through shses. Sssieraiion of Woman's Clubs, to .prssgysve the old state house at Little lSzs 4s in it's original grace and beauty rarss eIlip il for housing a permanent eg1st,st of lhc agricultural. mineral assd iarest resources of Arkansas, to ltse ,.ad thai the people of ths state as.s' visitors L. our capital city ma:' beesEle better acqua nted with the sa41-al Weaitl of Arkan as, therefor -be |
 aso2ye6 tbat the Arkaknsas Press Assxs fatiin endorses this worthy rssogauent 3tl pledges it's support to tag xumer Of ArkanSas in their laud- iaa4s. efforts to preserve the historic As44iu& ai.G t0 SC it tor ,Ee upbullQ- kn.s K Itie state,
The Little River news., 1916-05-24
FACES SERIOUS SITUATION Monetary Problem Acute, No Food and
 StriEe on Principal Railroad

Washington, May 22.-The economic situation in Mexico is extremely grave according to official advices to the State Department. With the monc- tary problem already acute, the food shortage in Mexico City, continuing without prospect of relief and with the labor strike extending over prac- tlcally all the Mexican railway lines. the Carronza government faces a ser ious domestic plight.
 Reports from General Funston that 1t members of the Texas Nationas guard have refused to take the mus terlng oaths and enter the federal ser vice under the presidents call brought Texas congressman to the War Department today to find ont what action is planned. Secretary Bakers military advisers are prepar- ing recommendations for him. They agree that the men are subject to Court-martial and some officers be- Heve they should be tried and dned as a warning.