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The fool-killer., 1916-04-01
THE FOOL-KILLER, Boomer, N. G.

JlSI Iu0n CIlo OoPAA oaA ~
his ortymobeel an stopped, an Paw
never did git dun tellin me about
prosperity an why we amt rich
like the Capm. Maybe it amt rite
to be so inquisitiv, put lde just
like to kno.
What the Capm stopped fer wus
to tell Paw an me about sum fel-
ler up yander in Kongrus wantln
to warn Americans aginst travlla
on the hi seez in belliggerunt
ships. I don't kno whot bellig-
gerunt ship is, but the Capm sez
we hav a rite to travel in EN-, an
me an Paw aint in favor ov sur
renderin emmy ov our rites. 1t has
long bin the kustom fer Amerl-
cans to take ther vacashun IN
Yourope, an it is our duty as free
Americans to keep up that nobul
custom. It is true that We-unses
aint bin to Yourope since two
yeers befoar Grandpap was bornd,
but Paw sez If he can manage to
git US awl sum shuZe we will go
to Yourope this summer. I donno
why he lays partickler stress Oh
the shu queschun, unless he ames
fer us to walk. Seems ter me lax
our shuze air fully as good as the
rest ov our cloze, an that aint
braggin on the shuze, either.
[ shore does wisht [ wuz old
enuff to voat mex faul. Eff we git
back frum Yourope in time I may
try it ennyhow. I wood luv t.
march proudly to the poles with
Paw an put ir a voat fer the good
old Redemocan party what givs
us prosperity an let's us git rich.
| Wei, Mister Editer, I must close
as Nav wants me to go over tx
Buck Bradlcy's and see if I car
borry an old shirt fer me to veal
while she washes this un whot Iv1
got on. Mex to her religin, Maw'
strong pint is koepln her famil,
clean. She washed this shir
only five weeks ago, an it wuz $,
. ragged then that I had a dredfu
time gittin back into it. An-jis
think she wants to wash it agi1
: l-areddy!
Yores fer prosperity,
BILLY BONEHEAD.
The fool-killer., 1916-04-01
BILLY BONEHEAD's LETTER
Foolville,
Stait ov Ignerunce,
March tho tmnth

Deer Mister Editur: Y
i guess you an your reeders
must mltey neert dide with dis
appointment at not gittin letter
from me last munth. I wuz offul
sorry to disappint you so, but it
coodent be hepped.
Did you heer whot a offul time
weunses had ON account ov mi last
letter? Wei, hit wuz a site. The
Capm he got holt ov yore paper
containin mi letter, an hit made
him ftin mad. He sed | wuz lit
tul fool and dident kno whot I wuz
q talkin about. He sed ef I dident
quit ritin fer the papurs I wuz
liabul to let the cat out ov the bag.
/ wonder whot he ment by that? I
hsint seed no cat in no bag, hav
you?
The Capm must bin jist
jokin, kase I dident see nuthing
fer him to git mad at, but he shore
did ack lax he wuz mad, awl rite.
An that's the reezun I dident rite
you nary letter last munth. I
wanted to Civ the Capm time to
sorter cool off, an [ speck we bet
ter not let him kno about this let
ter. Pleez don't send him nary
paper, an he wont kno I hav rit.
You see we-uns is sorter under
obligashuns to the Capm, an we
gotter keep him in a good youmer
ef possibul. We air in det to the
Capm fer everything we hav lived
on this winter, an Paw sez he
don't kno how we will ever git it
pade. In this conneckshun I will
give you a conversashun what me
an Paw had with ourselvs luther
day:
"Paw, whot is a det?" sez I.
GA det," sez Paw, "is sump
thin what you owe sumbody else
Hit represents the valyer ov sump
thin you hav got frum sumbody
an nd1nC pduc Ier.'
"Why air we in det to the
: Capm, Paw" sez I
Kaze he has furnished us oul
living awl WINTER" sez Paw.
"How cum him to hav slch
plenty ov everything to furnish
we we-unses aint got nuthing?'
next inquired.
"Kaze he had sumbody to max
a heap ov stuff fer him. anser'
Paw.
"Who made it," sez I.
"We-unses made it," sez Paw.
"Wel, eff we-unses made it, VIII
dident it belong to us instid ov n
Capm?" sez I.
"Kaze it was made ON hi
land" sez Paw.
"Why aint we got no land t
make stuff on?" seq I.
"Kaze we air pore folks" sc
Paw.
"Why don't we get ricl
Paw" sez I.
"Wel-I-I-dont kno hare
w." sez Paw, "but hit jist seen
ike we cant never git no start. .
"Aint we got prosperit,
Paw?" sez I.
"Oh, yes, We got plenty ov pro
perity," sez Paw.
"Don't prosperity cause peep
20 hav plenty an git rich3' sez
"Y-y-es-s-s-sumtimes," 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

Roy Brl son has returned To Lis home
.,re from a business visit Al Parkers-
The Mound Chautauoul circle will he
entertained this 'V.uiuE at The home OF
street.
AIRS. Alexander Cook. OF Cambridge.
spent SuHdas her, visiting her hus-
band VIII i~ now Boo charge - the Wat
son Clothing company store here.
harvey w. Perkins has returned to
nus nome, here from Clar<sburg whore
ne attended "a banquet given the over
and car salssmeu OF this state.
col J. u. Burley. uf this city. has
sold HI larg" Dld~mobile touring car
% " Syhf51ur 3 Pa party The ear
Mrs. J. } 6eedy who has been quite
seriously III at her home on Fourth
strset' slowly recovering.
aud Mary spenL sunday visiting with
o. clltives At Bridgeport. O
Joseph hurley. who has been confined
70 his homie OF Jefferson avenue with an
attack OF the grip. is able Co Doe about
Nj. and Airs. r.. D.. Hodgmau. Of Tom
fu~uu avenue. have been called 10 CO.
luWhuS. o. ON account Of the illness AZ
Air. Vernon o. sayIe-. OF this city.
Who = visiting with her mother at
Elizabeth. ". Va. BIS very 90 with an
ofts-k - The grin.
nue. t. confined at her nom. with the
Nr and Mrs r. g. Hood. OF Varwood.
are bore on account ~ trs death Of
Ernest Uigz, has returned loo hes dlt-
frF 90 i~aIrtsnuf. affC" "a NisI. with liz
parents ntrr
Mis. cora Hootu. Of Tomuu-on ave-
ti"u fcr spusrdicins 40 the GI,nd,ie
hospital Ia rtttfUE along nicely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
TELLS OF ROAD LEADING INTO
HEAVEN AND SEWARD FOR
GODS PEOPLE.
impressive and Largely Attended Ser
vices in Charge OF Rev. Father
Edward Galway.

The rally of the Holy Name societies
OF the Wheeling district and surround
ing parishes was held last evening in
81 Joseph's cathedral. An able ser.
mon was delivered by the Rt Rev.
BISHOP p. J.. Donahue on Heaven
me services were in charge Of the
kev. Father Edward Galway, chaplain
OF he Cathedral society. while special
ana impressive music was rendered by
d large choir. under direction of Miss
Mary Mcmahon.
The rally was largely attended by
scores OF members OF the various con
sregations. Among the clergymen
present were: the Rev. o. II. Moye,
Rev. Edward Weber. Rev. William j.
lianrahan and the Rev. Joseph Martar-
ano. all OF the Cathedral clergy; the
REV. William c. Hail Of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception: the Rev.
p y. Rossman OF the Church of the
sacred Heart; the Rev. Il. Nader Of
st. MichaePs church. Edgington Lane;
the Rev. r. Pfleger of St. Vincent de
Pauls. Elm Grove. The services were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
.AGRICULTURISTS
WILL MEET TODAY
SESSION PROMISES TO BE BIG.
GEST AND BEST HELD BY
CLUB FOR MONTHS.
Reports Of Past Years Work TO be
Read and Interesting Addresses
70 be Delivered.

All is ready for what promises TO
be the largest and most interesting
meeting of the Pan Handle Agricul-
tural club held in this city for some
time. The session will be open this
morning at 10 O'clock in the assembly
room of the board of trade.
Reports of work done by the organ
ization for the past year will be read.
Including a statement showing that
farmers of Ohio and Brooks counties
who have participated in the co-opera-
tive feed buying proposition have
saved fully 80 per mi in so doing.
Senior and Junior Agents Horace Al
wood and Webster II. sill OF the club.
who have been attending the state
county agents convention at Morgan
town last week. will speak before the
meeting. telling OF the good hat has
been accomplished by the farmers
who have taken up scientific farming
courses.
The meeting will likely be attended
by scores Of tillers OF the soil from
all parts OF Ohio and Brooke counties
while IL Is expected that a good rep
resentation from Marshall county Will
also be present. The meeting Will
last all day and luncheon will De
taken at the Y. w. &. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
M'MECHEN

Lincoln lodge. No. az. /. q. O. r. viii
hold its regular weekly meeung this
evening in the McMechen building.
Much interest is being manifested in
the big revival campaign that is now in
progress at the Christian church. The
meeting at this church viii continue
each c~eNning during the month.
Examinations will be held this week
IN the local schools. The second semcs-
ter Of school begins next Monday morn
ing.
At the meeting OF McMechen lodges No.
Ia Knights of pythias. 10 he held Tues
day evening. arrangements Will oe made
G., attend the visitation session at Ben
wood, January Il.
EdWard Kaufman. a student at the
Columbia University. al New oNrk. Is
visiting his parents ON Fourteenth street.
Miss Ncrua Lowe has returned TO her
home here after a visit with friends at
MouudsNille.
q. W. Grandstaff. who recently under
west an operation for appendicitis. -
reported 10 b. slowly recovering.
Frank Goodwin, who has been confined
at his home on seventh street, with the
able 10 be about again within a few
days.
\ osries or revival meetings were
started last evening at the local Church
81 God. The services Will continue for
two weeks, and the Rev. w. W. WeuEer
Viii deliver the sermon each evening.
William Pugh. popular motorman on
the M~oundsvtlle division OF the Wheeling
Traction Company system. ~ confined
az his home on South Marshall street.
with illness.
\ d~elegation Of members OF IA local
odd Fellows odEe attended "A visitation
session at Wheeling Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Ala Society or the Chris
ttan church. will hold an all day meeting
next Thursday I'm the basement of the
church.
McNechen city council will hold It's
recuiar s"emt-monthly business meeting
next Ihursday evening Gin The council
chamber at the old seventh street school
building.
Mrs. Charles Baglcy returned to her
homo at Bedford. Pa. Yesterday after a
visit with relatives here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
BISHOP D0NAHUE DELIVERS ABLE
SERMON TO HOLY NAME SOCIETY:

particularly for the hundreds Of men.
members OF the Holy Name societies
OF this section OF the state and across
the river. but were attended in bodies
BY other societies of the Catholic
churches of this community.
The services were OF an unusually
impressive nature and were largely at
tended. nearly every foot OF seating
space was occupied before the exer-
cises We're begun. The music and pro-
c%ession, preparatory to the able dis.
course delivered by the RI. Rev. Bishop
Donahue. were beautiful and solemn in
the extreme.
Bishop Donahue's sermon was rather
brief but he impressively and most in
terestingly told Of the anal reward for
one who lives an upright life: that by
so living that life on earth could be
made a hppy one. and as a result Of so
doing the ina reward would be a
home in heaven. He beautifully and
~touchingly pictured eternity: the many
joyful things that await the good and
pure In heart. lie carried his large
congregation with him in describing
the road leading 20 heaven and closed
with a most impressive word picture
of the final goal for all who serve the
Master faithfully.
The services were closed with sol.
emn benediction by the Rev. Father
Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
MOUNDSVILLE
Not IN Jurisdiction.

The case OF the Two NoundsviIle
youths. who are charged with bureiaTS
VII not De given further mt by
onicer DIR. b. VI. Spur. IL
under sixteen years OF age, but both are
older than that. Ind the handling OF
thtir case does not come within the
probatlon officers Jurisdiction. How
ever the charges preferred against
the boys were thoroughly investigated
nN Ut spur. several days ago Il was
me OF the officials to send
the boys to the rcformatory. but their
parents would not aErce to this and the
CharEts placed against them will be
taken NJ by the circuit court.
both lads are now confined In the
county jail here. having been held to
await the action OF the grand jury. on
the charge OF burglary. Bond was fixed
~ S5oo, hut they were unable to secure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
.. o. o. =.

Tho first of a series Of three Wis
itations TO be held in the Wheeling
district this winter by the odd Eel
lows was held on Saturday night if.
tho Odd Fellow buildings. Wheelinq
lodge. No. 9 and Excelsior. No. a.
both OF this city. entertained the VII
iting brothers. A'feature in connec
ton with the meeting was the militia.
ton OF a class Of candidates I'm the
first degree. The hex visitation will
be held 81 Mounisville on February
3. when Mound City lodge. No. 13 and
Progress lodge. No. 27l. will enter
tain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

me last sad rites FOR the late Harvey
~ Cox. who ar the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. +. L.. Hood. OF War
wood. Friday afternoon. will be held at
the late residence IN Washington avenue
this city. this afternoon at . 80 o'clock
me EeN. g d. smith. pastor or the First
VI. T.. hcurch. will ofGciate. assisted by
The Rev. G. G. Lanham, pastor o. the
calvary NJ +. church. Intcrment Will
be- in At. Rose cemetery.
The deceased man wac 7s wears or axe
and was we'll known and highly respect
"a. lie lived In his city the greater
part or his life. He was a member Of
inc local e~ncampment Of the -. \ u.
and he survived by three daughters ana
two sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Propose Amor Pl.,. Plan,

Justice OF the Pcsce T.. NJ. Lewis. Sat
ruay IL In receipt OF "A copy Of a bill
introduced in congress to appoint a
COMMITTEES TO Investigate the Mounds
VIE Niclnity as "a suitable place for
freezing an armor plate plant. The
caption or the bill. introduced By Con-
gresham Medley. January 4. is as fol
lows; Ihat a board be selected for the
purpose OF selecting "A suitable site for
a naval armor plant in the ohio valley.
IN or near M~oundsvtlle. Marshall cOun-
~. and Co submit a report 10 the cost
and a~NalIahIlIty OF saId MINT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Council Tuosday Eveninr.

utsaAy ~eeFnlns the regular semi
meeting or the Benwood soIora
VII % held. a committee rr,m ND.
, phrih ana Erin ward volunteer ur. a..
laLtinenl7 VIII appear before the bo6y
40 l'iinAiIF enter "a protest against tho
misuse or tnclr club rooms In frs rtrth
war; ~ inc Baltimore a. ohio police.
AAAb evening. the urHu.a sImmIff..
Nu' meet ana prepare the city, a-ccourts
't F'sIh.l'n on tomorrow evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Efforta Frnin..a

an efforts 90 urge Uesz Pearl alias
p ana Williams. hold as an accessory
WIN Hoy H~cft'uIuu4er. alias 90
VINO Dr. o. alleged shot. and fafrf.
U.s. Injured Mike kosrarf.f as,rr.r
.'. nave proven fruItless Pearl c.u-
.IN'-s % maintain silence He ms bel.
litI l1 turn states evidence nut To-
""''" ne F'phes that be is no "qultter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

The annual revival campaign Al tho
Christian hcurhc h.rc was opened las
eninE 4 Iarse congregation was pres
,ut Tor the opening serNtcc and q SPLEEN
90 sermon was delivered hr Urt. 7. o.
smith. pastor The meetings will D..
held each evening DURING the next fou
weeks. and hegiuuiuE this evening viii
he iu hUarEn az Ir. " 10 Ue1ds. rag-
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Court convepes TO-DAY

Marshall county court will convene
TO-DAY IN special session. at The court
amb In the court house. The matter
or the two suits filed against the county
10 recover damages, VIII be given atten-
non. and a number OF other business
matters % interest will be taken up.
county claims Will also be audited to-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

Alls~lpt services will Zoe held each
evening this week al the Trinity Episco-
Pal church here. The Rev. a. N. BoaNiu.
OF tairmont VIII be- b. charge of thr SER
wees and ali are welcome Go attend The
uhlect or this EVENING" sermon -
Holy Ministry"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
MRS. Byrnes critioany ul.

AIRS. George W Eyrurs. highly re-
spected citizen. Of This city. is confined
al. her home on Firm street critically I'M
with pneumonia. Mrs. Byrues. h. well
~adNauced In years. and her condition IS
considered VERY grave. Late last even
ing itsNaf feared she would not live uu-
III morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
weather Hind.rs priu,ng

lhe rough weather conditions OF the
last week or 80. has greatly hiudcred
ne Work OF drilling FOR oil and gas. on
the Steel Freed track iu Belmont county.
. The road 10 The site OF the we'll has
h"l beyh constructed AS yet. and drilling
Vet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Dennis Funeral ro-dav.

Funeral services Tor the late Mrs.
Mary. Dennis, wife OF the late Harry
Dennis. who succumbcd at her houe ul
WaNw1u.s Ridge. Friday morning. viii
b. held a. the Limestone e. g. ehurfI
this morning az 10 o'clock tutcrm,ut
VIII ho made ir th. hturCh cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

The national oreanization ~ the Anti
saloon league are now In Louisiana,
where a campaign for the control Of
ne legislature is now in progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

t.in" TINE ago were formally installed.
,ll.Nihs are the officers presidart
2 fhnh h~rosFle, secretary. William Vvsr-
..I' treasurer. Charles EuthI.r. Trust.
enrL LAS elders Harvey H-nr'
bIo'ehe william Bonn and Henry Ko.o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

tons for the first semestcr's work. will
De held IN all the local schools. iuciud-
ing the hing schools. Reviews nave been
taken In the different hranche Of study
Tor the last week or SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
counoil Meets Tonight.

city council will hold it, regular semi
monthly meeting this evening in the
council at the city building.
aside from the regular routine OF work,
there l. considerable new and interesting
business 10 be given attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
To cure a cola In one Day

Take LAXATIVE EtDMD 0II>IAE
Tabfets Druggists refund money II 70
.4IIe fo cure. r.. vs. GROVES signature
,u each boz. 2ac.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

40 f.r evening services ~ D. 81
HHffheu Lutheran church |I.I evening
.HH members or the t..try boar. elected
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
Notice.

All those having cattlein their possession in Franklin county who are not dipping same, are violating the Tick Eradication law and it will be necessary hereafter to prosecute all viola tions.
 w. A. Mcdonald,
 IT S IDSDpctOr R \
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21

K. A. Barton. Chicago. Ill.,. in charge of the employment de- partment of the Illinois Central Railroad, inspected the Spring field Business College Telegraph School last week, and made it the official training school. Every student is sure of a situation at graduation with that good road if he desires to work for the 1. C. There is the greatest shortage of railroad telegraphers and station agents in the history of railroading. Every young man who would like to be station agent or operator, should enter the Springfield Business College and be ready for a situation in November. Write J. A. Taylor for catalogue today.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
Scholastic Popula-
 ton Shows Increase
Twelve More Than Last Year
 is Enumerator' Report.

An increase of l2 in the scholastic population of the Ozark school district over that of last year was found last week at the completion of the emu meration by D. l.. Ford Ac- cording to Mr. Ford's report there are this year of scholastic age 223 white males and l99 white females, or a total of 422 whites There are 32 colored males and 21 colored females or a total of 63 coIored children. making a grand total of 485 as against 473 last year. The vacancy in the local school faculty caused by the resignation of E L. Aus tn has been filled by election of w. w. Rambo. Jr. The vacancy in the school board caused by resignation of E. B. Milton has been filled by the appointment of J. W. Boozman.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
An Ol d Knight
 of t h e Gri D
Hastens to Tell Friends of Some
 Interesting Facts.

In order to convince the read CTS of this paper that men and women from all stations in life are now praising a wonderful medical discovery called Hays Specific, we reproduce here with good letter from w. F. Porter, representing a large har- vesting machine company. In part he says:
 "Gentlemen:-In May called at your office for a dollar bottle of your Hays Specific and 1 did it because 1 had talked with your MT. c. E. Weldon, having known him for fifteen years, and thoroughly told him the condition 1 was in.
 1 had no strength, had indi- gestion and bad heart. in fact. I was not able to carry my grip from the depot to the hotel. And 1 am duty bound to any travellng man or any sufferer from indigestion or run down system to state one-half of this dollar bottle strengthened and strengthened me up so much that could eat anything 1 want ed, walk a mile and carry my grip. And being a harvesting machine man went to the harvest field and stayed all day"
 This great system tonic has been placed on sale in Ozark by w. A. Carter & Son.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21

All other sizes also furnished.
 TERMS: Cash with order. Make remittance by certified check draft or P. O. money order. When dering be to state whether clincher quick deach able clncher or straight side bead is desired For days we offer percent discount where two tires ordered at time. Piqua Tire & Rubber Co.
 Piqua, Ohio.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
Commissioners to
 Bridge Smith Creek
Bids For Construction Being Ad-
 vertised For.

County Commissioners J. s. Turner and E. c. Gage are this week advertising for sealed pro- posals for the construction of a bridge at Buckner's Ford on the Caulksville road about 5 miles south of Webb City. Proposals will be received until 9 a. m. Saturday, July 29th and each bid must be accompanied by check in the amount of $100 made payable to the commission CTS as evidence of good faith. Drawings of the proposed bridge may be seen at the office of the county judge, Ozark.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
I i r e s :!
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 GUARANTEED $500 MILES

Buy your tires direct from our factory and save from 20 to 30 percent.
 These tires are twice thick through the tread as ordinary makes and combination of the best brands such as Goodrich Goodyear and Frestone They are strongly built and reinforced by new superior meth od making finished product unequaled for hard usage and pleasure purposes. Used by individuals and bus ness concerns.
 Don't delay but order today and do away with your tire troubles. To introduce in your territory we offer the following prices
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
Johnny Harmon

Assessor of Franklin County
 N B. Those failing o:st within the time prescribed by law will be charged $lspenaty See Section 6976 of the Digest. = s5sS kkS
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21
Mulberry Fisher
 men Draw Fines
22 Plead Guilty to Violating
 Fishing Law.

A Mulberry dispatch to the Little Rock Gazette says that twenty-two residents of Maxey township appeared before Jus tice Joe M. Scott Friday of last week and pleaded guilty to char ges of violating the fish and game laws. Each was fined $l and costs. The charges were preferred by James Fernandez, deputy state game warden of Fort Smith. Thirteen cases re- mained to be tried.
 The defendants were charged with using seines having a mesh of less than three inches.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-07-21

The Watkins man will be in the territory west and north west of Ozark this and next week and will continue in this section until the territory is thoroughly worked. Save your orders for him. adv.