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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
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III Saturday night In the great pic
turizasion OF h.s life. Beating
Back" that has been playing to
capacity houses At the Rex the
afro this week.
SWEET IN "soWERs"
Leaving aside Mas Sweets pop
uisrisy a. . star. Tho Sowers." 1t
the Coliseum. 10 of extraordinary
pulling power iiscis II 10 a drama
tixation OF Henry Seton Mcrri.
mans great story o! the insrtgues
and politics OF the Russian court.
BoswoRTH As GAMBLER
Two Men OF Sandy Bar" with
Hobart Bosworth in the chief role.
win be shown at tho Mission
until Saturday night only. Bos-
worth carries the role OF John Oak.
hurst. the gambler.
"ovERAILs" At COLONIAL
"overalis." now at tho Colonial.
In q romantic Western drama. with
Rhca Mitchell IN the principal role.
She 10 cast as an heiress TO biz
mine.
sTENOCs At ClEMMER
A dozen OF the prettiest stenog.
raphers ever gathered together I'm
one office are to be seen In THE
Havoc" at the Clemmer theatre.
They are employed In the office OF
a railroad president
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WIFE'S PLEA FAILS

WASHINGTON. March s0.-A
month ago Mrs. Russell @. Belden
OF Spokane personally interviewed
President Wilson asking a pardon
for her husband, under sentence OF
one year for misusing tho mails.
Tho president took the matter un.
der advisement.
Yesterday he refused to grant
Belden a pardon, on the recon-
mendation OF the department OF
justice.
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sTENocs At clEMMER
SWIM IN the PARkS7

"Swimmin' holes" IN the city
parks are proposed by the Council
OF Social Agencies. in lieu OF the
school boards idea OF teaching
swimming In the schools.
The council also advocates a
coursc OF civics IN the schoolroom.
Both recommendations have been
taken under Amusement by the
school board.
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rnoouA ~

PROGRAMS
MISUNDERSTANDING ssa pie-
sev~s.
Cisss A--~usgssevsstss Of Us.
etsis~y." drsssI Weies sttpsos ~ -
nses fes tafs"i - ri"~k Of shsie-
tp~m@sr--Gisays usssss In ssrAs
use~~'st fsshe weekly.
csiis~ss--niss~hs sweet II ~THs
sow~ss.-
colssis,--Rhes mitchell b. cover
ait.."
MISREPRESENTATION. pi.eA - ~rA.
nessrs Tep-t vaudeville.
ttsevsy--DerusAy Dsfscs IL The
n.issrs~i Je~ J.~Asss In "oypsy
ssissses-usssvs n~s~ersh h
ssrw. Mes Of ss~Ay mss."
nsa---A Ssssisus - "m~suss
ssrsss--visr~s~s Reed IL The
wsssss Law
Dorothy Dalton. who steers the
wheel OF an auto racer. rcseuea the
faithful clerk and brings him back
In THE to save the stock market
situation for her father. tho rail-
road prenlfen,. In The Raiders. :"
playing a, the Liberty this week.
excmpllslcs the strenuous 10. IN
her private career.
She's only a trifle over five feet
In height. but she's an expert auto
lst. horsewornan. swimmer. hunter.
golfer and tennis player.
Hhe was the FIRST 10 play The
Girl From Rectors" on the road
In the movies she 10 best known
for her roles In The Disciple" and
Pierre Of the Plains"
oReAT DRAMATIC ACTION
Florence Reed 10 seen In one Of
her best roles In Tho Woman's
Law" At tho Strand theatre. The
story In 40 exceptionally strong
drama Tho acting IL great.
Al DRAWS CROWDS
Al Jennings will only remain un.
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Two dairy solicitors who told
housewives they were the original
favorites OF the city health depart.
ment when II came to healthy. san
itary milk were arrested and fined
s25 each Wednesday for imperson.
ating officers. They were J. Z. Nc
Cade and w. X. Kruger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

Going home from work Wcdnes-
day night, Roy Howard, an employe
OF the Seattle Cedar Lumber Co..
found his wife dead In bed. She
had been subject to cpilepuc at.
lacks.
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ARRESTS A" FARMER

A man believed TO be G. Buchan-
an was arrested Wednesday by De.
tective n. T. Kent. charged with
impersonating julius DE Revue. an
Ethiopia, Wash. farmer. In an effort
to obtain 5000 from a local bank.
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m'eRATH SENT OVER

NEW YORK. March 30.-As tho
result OF saloon fight. John w.
McGrath. private secretary to Col
Roosevelt. went to Blackwells
island for n sojourn OF 30 days.
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ECZEMA


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- mean just what say CURED and
MOT merely patched up to return again.
make this statement after
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prssma and devoting II years Of my
N1ffs 10 lite treatment don't care
what all you have used nor how
many doctors have told you that you
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'r4reatmsut that will surely eonvfncs zen
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ohanee TO prove my claims BY writing
~ today bellows you will enjoy more
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world held for you Just try II, and
+4eei sure you Will agree with ms.
DIR y. ". CANNADAf,
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- References. Third National Bank. Sc
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f~ma sufferer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30

Arrangements are being made by
Traffic Manager Higday OF the port
commission to handle $4,000 tons
~ cotton destined for the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
PRISON SKETCH
IN VAUDEVILLE

There f. great human interest
story In mo. 1884 and the Warden.
headliner Mt the Hippodrome fol
the balance OF the week. Sent e
prison for q crime he did not com
init, prisoner No. 1884 shows hin
self to be a bigger and better mar
than the warden In n very dra
matte manner.
Adeline Carr and company Offer
Hazel" In which a game between
the Gas House Gang and Hell's Hall
Acre Ia so realistically described
that fans stand up In their seats e
root for Jimmie"
". Crevriel can play violin
using for a bow n shoe, n feather
and any old thing.
Joe Smith is Chinese imper'
senator.
The Rollo Trio perform on skates
The Devils Toy" In n first run
World Film picture. featuring Adele
Blood.
ALEXANDRIA
The St. Clair troupe. sensational
gymnasts. head the new show at
the Alhambra for three days. start.
Ing Thursday. Three men and a
woman comprise this group.
Dixon & Dixon have a comedy.
musical act that Ia n sure cure for
the blues.
Al Weston Is a Hebrew dialect
comedian.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
OAKLAND.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Steward,
Friday. the 18th a baby boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
MiIlikan Friday the 18th. fine
baby boy.
Bro Winters Of MeNeal. preached
am excellent sermon at this place.
Monday night. the 18TH.
Mrs. viii Nail and children of near
Johnson. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robert Edison Of this place.
Quite few relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mrs. Garland
Ivey Sunday and spread dinner.
Little Cricket Fausette invited
some of her little girl friends in
Thursday evening, the 24th and had
a carpet tacking
Blue Eyes
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
HICKORY GROVE

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dan
ley, Feb. %, a seven pound daughter.
Joe Goddard, who has been serious
ly sick for the past three weeks is
Frank and Doan Phillips made a
business trip TO Springdale latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Irie is slowly improving af
ter a several months of severe suf-
fering with gall stones.
News comes from Fresno. Calf :,
OF the birth Of { ten pound son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Phillips,
son Of Frank Phillips of this place.
Miss Bette Lynch has been stay
ing at Will Stafford's during the
absence of Mr.. Stafford and family
at the bedside of their sick brother,
Pete Stafford
Tom Cook has his new house al
most completed and will move into it
soon. He bought forty acres from
his mother-m-law Mrs. Margie Todd
and is building him a nice little
home
Died. at his home in Clifty, Ark,
Feb. a. 1916, w. P. (Pete) Stafford.
He was born April &c. 1880, near bo-
well, Ark, was married III 1900 10
Miss Nellie Ford. He leaves wife
and four children. the youngest twins.
ony twenty months old. Pete was a
good honest. honorable man, and loF=
ed by everyone. which was shown
by the large crowd present at his
funeral which was the largest fmer=
al ever held At GIifty. lie has been
in the mercantile business in and
near Clfty for a good many years
and will be missed by the public.
He vas a member OF the Odd Eel
lows and Masonic Lodge. Peace 10
his memory.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
MRS MARY CAUDIE.

Human life is a great problem.
Many and varied are its mysteries.
In it's fullness life is a Joy which ex
cites the admiration and proyokes the
love of all well7balanced people. In
its wasting years it is full of pathos
and needs the kindness and sympathy
of al1Z God 5 creatures Like the
flower which today sheds its sweet
fragrance upon the ain. 10 cheer and
help the world and tomorrow with
ers away, life here at most, covers
only a. brief span of years and fades
from this world
Mrs. Mary Gaudle, nee Jones, was
born at Indianola. Indiana, October
{. 1871. She came with her parents
to Arkansas in 1873. Most Of her life
was spent here after that time.
She Lived a short time III Texas and
a few years i'll Oklahoma Here in
companienship with her first nus
band, Mr.. Edmonson she rails
ed her family Of children.
Twenty-seyen years ago she was
converted and joined the Baptist
Church at Combs Chapel. near Fay
ettevile. She lived a devoted chris
tian life until tie day OF her death.
She died in springdale Feb .
at the home OF Mr.. Tom Gaudle with
whom she and her husband. William
CaudIe. were living at that time.
The summons was sudden. The no
tiee was short. She vas sick only
about twenty minutes and died at
l / a. IN.
She leaves Il second husband, vii
liam Gaudle and five children. They
ara three daughters and two sons as
follows. NJ. Ida Porter.Mrs. Ollie
Oxford. Mrs Laura Oxford and join
and Ike" Edmons on. They are all
citizens OF Washington county and
We're present at the funeral services.
The funeral was held at Mt. Vern=
on church. Habberton. aud was CON
Quoted by Pastor ". l. Elledge Of
this place The body was laid away
in the cemetery At the church where
the funeral WIS held, Feb Is, ii I
p. m,
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
BRlGHTWATER

Uncle Charlie Cooper is quite sick.
Grandma Dale is improving at this
writing
Mrs. Bob Brown Of Flint, Okla,
has been visiting her parents for a
few days.
We enjoyed the singing at Cen
trail last Wednesday night very much
Prof. Handy led.
We had a series of meetings at
this place last week. Bro Cullom de-
livered some fine sermons.
School closed at AYoca last Satar-
day night, with a very nice program.
Mr.. Voltz, Jesse Nichols and Mr..
Beals furnished the music.
Miss Meta Patten ard Harry Rice
stole a march on us few days ago
and drove over to Bentonyille and
we're quietly married. 4 HAPPY and
prosperous life is the wish of the
writer
dead man was found February
10Th close =te=the railroad track.
about one mile northeast of Bright
4afer. On ii. person 0as fou1 Diet
ters addressed to Wesley Taylor.
springdaIe, Ark, from Fannie Lee.
He WAS buried in the Pratt GENE
terry. Anyone wishing further infor-
nation. call Billie Pratt, two miles
north OF BrightWater
George Roller. of Axoea died Al
his home Wednesday the 23rd at the
ripe eld age 81 50, and was buried
lat Tack's Chapel Uncle George has
been = poor health for some months.
MS death being due 70 dropsy He
was devoted christian and was a
friend to both rich and poor. He
will b. greatly missed BY Us a. He
leaves wife and three sons 10
mourn his departure. Rev. Callom
Of Pea Ridge, conducted the funeral
services.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
LONGS FOR ARKANSAS.

Z. g. Teale, who now resides at
keberton, Iowa, in writing a letter
to friends in Springdale calls espec-
la attention to the fact that he was
very homesiek for Arkansas. He
read in Tire News Ct last week, about
the dust flying, and the autos. and
he longs for his former home. He
SAYS that the ground is frozen 10 q
depta Of two feet. ard that the
roads are in bad condition where he
lives now. He states little far
ther on in his letter that he wishes
for a box Of good old Arkansas APP
pies, as they are paying 5 cents per
pound for them now.
# Mr.. Teale had been in Spring
dale Sunday. he would probably have
long-ed for Iowa, for ii didn't look
much ike the sunny South here on
that day, with it showing al day.
However, the cd Arkansas apples
are here in abundance. and we're not
paying any ; cents a pound tor them
either
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
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The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
SPRINGTOWN

This big snow and sleet doesn't
look 50 much like spring was here.
Mrs. W. W. Griner is on the sick
list tais week
Bro. Ditterline of Springdale spent
Wednesday night here With DR..
Clemmer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Glass spent
last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
\. L. Goddard.
The little infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Knapp died Satur-
day night and was buried Sunday af-
ternoon.
Some of the farmers who sowed
oats and planted potatoes last week
may loose their seed and have to do
their work over. If not, they will
be ahead of those who haven't put
their seed in the ground yet.
We understand there vii be pro
uaeted meeting begin the first Sun
day in March, at the Methodist
church conducted by the pastor. Bro
Moody. Rev. Cline viii help him
We hope to see lots of souls saved
for there are a large number here
who are wandering out IN darkness
MAY this be the time when many viii
step or into the light and quit
their ways of sin. BY 50 doing
they may lead others into the path
OF righteousness
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
STEELE.

Glen Sutton is hauling logs to the
saw mill.
Geo. Thompson of Robinson was il
Steele last Friday.
ALI Baird and Orlin Greenhouse
We're in Elm Springs Friday.
Doe Taylor made business trip
to Fayetteville last week.
VIII Fergus andd Tom Steele of
Elm Springs were in Steele Friday.
Neal and Gene tWindy) Avis made
business trip to Fayetteville Sat
uqday
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Baird, .Ir.. and
little daughter spent Sunday with J.
C. Steele.
Mr. Gregory has just completed
drilling we'll for G. NJ Washburn.
depth 137 IT.
j. j. Collins left last week for Bar
tlesville, Okla, where he will work
in the oil field.
Uncle Hugh Ritter of Elm Springs
loaded three cars of cross ties at
Littrell last week.
The new shipping she'd is now
complete and all interested are glad
for a place to load next year.
E. c. Boles of Fayetteville now has
two teams on his lease near Steele,
Mr. Boles 40 acres of berries look
good aud he is preparing to set 20
acres more.
Miss Abbie Neal Smith returned
home Saturday from Weiser, Ind,
where she has been for the past two
or three months, waiting On sick
uncle, Travis Brown Mr.. Brown las
been i'll for several months
r. E. Weir and d. Neal have pull
ed loose from phone line II to Elm
Springs and joined a company with
a line into Fayetteville. On line Ii
a new line has just been completed
into Elm Springs with four members
now connected. j. c. Steele, Doe.
Taylor, Orlin Greathouse and ". L.
Sutton.
Hayseed.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
DOUBLE SPRING s.

Bob ara Joe NiIs=n are each bless
ID Vlta aeather farm hand. - We'll
- Johnnie Nayes.
Miss Bessie LEW spent the week
mi With aer uncle Earl Blew en-
aa Ri9ar taie 81 st week.
Alien Bement has his new resi-
.dsu on Home string Creek, near
Jack Springs, almost completed.
Local berry raisers have been busy
the past week unfolding berry
a-ate material Prospects are good
for a good berry crop.
johnnie Mayes says Never mind
it won't be long now till can farm
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
CANE HILL.

Wiley Houston of Summers spent
Saturday night and Sunday with rel
atiyes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Allen and little
son Wayne of The Valley visited
Mrs. Aliens parents last week.
l.. II. Yates and J H. Lewis made
a business trip to Fayetteville last
Wedne sday in the interest of their
car. the Chevrolet.
Sam Hodges and Miss Lucy King
of Fly Creek trans acted business last
Saturday in Cane Hill and made
visit to j. J. Reed also.
DR.. and Mrs. Blackburn spent Sat
urday night and Sunday in Cane
Hill. Mrs. Blackburn, believe,
mas been here a few days previous.
Rev. R. r. Woods will deliver
lecture here next Saturday might en-
titled Working our Vision. This
is an educational play and should be
we'll attended. The lecture is free.
Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Miller and fam
ily. who have been fer the past two
months with Mrs Miler's parents,
here in town have moved back home
as Mr.. and Mrs Reed are up again
One OF the latest happenings in
town was a visit by our friend
Lawrence Brewster. We were in
desd glad to see him again. We
hope that he may be able TO call
or cur little town more often.
The Masquerade party given at
the hall the End in honor OF Wash-
iaeton's birthdaywas quite a success
both socially and financially. We
heard some remark that It was the
best thing given here in years.
Mrs. Alice Knox, who has been
teaching school at the Belleyiew
school during the past term is home
again We are always glad to have
our teachers return home, for they
do add to our community.
" e Reed of Fayetteville. and
Watt McGaugh of Lincoln was in
IO@n last " etk Stt1IS Olll Atti liiti .
and others in the interest of The
Mutual Insurance CO., of Fayetteville
for 1--we stock. They did a fair bus
mess TO begin with.
Spencer { Taylor. have bought
jim Sharps wagon and one horse and
will hereafter haul tie freight from
Lincoln. Sharp, We understand is
going this=week to Joplin to work
His family. however. viii stay here
for awhile at least
Uncle Green Gibson was here last
week looking after his interest in
tie coming election, he being can
iidate for County Treasurer. Uncle
Green says he IS sorry that there is
only room FER one Treasurer in
Washington County a. ae would like
for tie other bays 70 Set q job toe.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03

me above IS the official ballot
TO De voted en- by the voters Of thc
for wards of the city OF spring
dale, Friday March ;
Voters IN Ward One viii vote az
The NM-Caiiisou Undertaking ssop
o. Emma Avenue. Judges have been
appointed Tor that ward as follows:
J NJ. Riggs r. /. 97suef ana Taylor
Joa
voters in Ward Two viii vote IT,
Il. mayors office, Just off Emma
A4enee, On Holcomb street. Judges
for this ward have not been fully
selected
Voters IN Ward Three VIII vote
in the building on Emma Avenue,
occupied by the Lear produce. 5ads-
es f2r his ward have not been ful-
ly selected. G. a. Graves, D. ".
Gsllaaer. and one other will serve.
Voters ii Ward Four viii vote in
the real estate office Of B. p. Smith,
upstairs over the Logan & MCGUIRE
Undertaking shop. Judges for his
ward are v. Il. Searey, ". 4 clay
poi and \. J. White.
The judges in each ward will Sc
Z their respective clerks.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
LOW /

Fri Blackburn mas the humps.
ClaRd Jackson is preparing to 10
cate in ONahema#at an early date.
The Jim Loony family of McAlis
ter, Okla, are expected back this
week.
The pie supper AT the Baptist
Church was we'll attended and all
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
SILENT GROVE

There was a musical at Henry
PAGES last Tuesday night
Gnale Jonathan Smith returned
home last Wednesday from Sulphur
Springs. where he had been visiting
for the past ten days.
Last Thursday was Grandma Turn
er's seth birthday Several Of her
friends took dinner and went in
and spent the day with her.
There was considerable changing
around in this community last week.
Henry Pace moved TO his farm
near Springdale, Mr.. Conn and fam
lily moved into the house Henry Va
Gated Mr.. Southwick moved out
and {. Pfaff moved into his house.
Newt White OF this place and Miss
Mabel Hathaway OF Rogers were
married ait Rogers last Sunday morn.
ing. They viii make their home
with lis father for the preseat.
Newt IS an excellent young man
and ms many frferd d. ahe VITA join
as Ii wishing him ard his bride q
a aud hs4.szs iazlI4asy taroaea
Country eampkns.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
MIDWAY

T. b. Davis is on the sick list this
week.
c. NJ Mason of Mt. Springs visited
at this place Sunday.
w. l.. Johnson made a business
trip to Faye'tevf9le last week.
Geo. Hardin had the misfortune
of losing his purse containing 500 30
last week.
A large crowd attended the party
at r c. Meals Saturday night. All
report nice time.
Verden Johnson has put up a new
shop at this place and intends put
ting in a gasoline grist mill.
Owing to Mr.. Ledbetter breaking
his dynamo there was no show at
Mt Pleasant Saturday night.
Casey.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
BETHEL.

Mrs. T. \. Ford has been quite
sick.
+. e kuhnert and sons, Earnest
and Freddie. are pruning for G. 4
Moody.
Noah Lewis and Miss Myrtle Iy=
kins. OF Centerton, were united in
marriage Sunday.
Mrs NcKeowa. Who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends Al
Rocky Comfort. Mo. returned home
Friday of last week.
Bethel school closed Friday With
nice program in the afternoon We
hated 70 see school close, for it has
run so smoothly and the children
learned so fast with Miss Bessie
Farley as teacher.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-03
FIS BACK

W. p. Lewis has been on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy left last week
for CoffeyviIIe, Kansas.
|. NJ. Thompson and son have gone
to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Mark Sanders has traded for NJ
Thompson's place and has moved on
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sherry left Wed
nesday for Van Buren, to make
their future home.
Rev Hood filled his regular APP
pointment at Friendship last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. o. Hallmark of
Mountain Home spent last Saturday
night with w p. Lewis and family
S. p Wilson returned home last
Friday from points in Texas where
he has been selling apples for J
Frazier
Jod Parson and family and Tom
Sherry and wife spent last Sunday
with Mr.. Lewallen and family of
Johnson.
Miss Hilda Norton who spent the
two past weeks with her parents
returned To her home in Oklahoma
City, Okla.