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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-06-08
GOOD MEETING

Pursuant to a call. meeting
of delegates from the Red and
Minnesota River Valleys, assem-
bled at the Commercial Club
rooms at Wheaton, Mimi, Friday
May 26. for the purpose of devils
ing ways and means of preventing
the periodical overflow of thOus-
ands of acres of land in the val
leys named.
After considerable discussion,
permanent organization was per
fected. to be known as the Red
and Minnesota River Improvement
Association, and the following Of
ficers were elected: Senator Ed
ward Rustad. President; A. B.
kaercher, Esq, Secretary; F. T..
Cliff, Esq. Vice President; S. E.
OscarsOn. Treasurer.
Twenty-three towns between
Grand Forks and st. Paul We're re-
presented and a general commit
tee was elected. j. H. Bolton and
B. W. Schouweiler represented
Paramount
The following plan adopted as
means of preventing the overflow
of the rivers named. The con-
struction of a dixie at the foot of
Big Stone lake and turning the
waters of Milestone river into
the lake. Connecting Big Stone
and Traverse lakes by means of
canal, lock and spillway. and
the construction of a dixie at the
lower end of Lake Traverse near
White Rock, S. OAK, thus creating
a large impounding reservoir of
about IS square miles.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-06-08
FARGO COLLEGE
FARGO, North Dakota

john w. Hanse1, President.
Robert P. Robinson, Vice Pres!-
dent and Dean.
Summer School Session
June Is to July 27-six weeks
Faculty: Daniel Freeman (Di-
rector, Ph.M., Univ. of Chicago
M. Elizabeth Perley. NJ. A., Univ
of Wisconsin,; q. R. Vowles, NJ. A..
University of Oxford, England:
Charles A. Mohr, PHI. d., Univer-
sity of Chicago: Alice b. Sargent
B. A., Fargo College.
College credit will be given for
work of college grade and acad-
envy credit will be given for work
of high school grades
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ANNOUNCEMENT

| am at present Deputy Sheriff
and hereby announce myself a
candidate for the nomination for
the office Of Sheriff subject to the
Democratic voters at the June
Primary, June Goth, 1916. Your
support will he appreciated.
Respectfully yours,
ROBERT Y. McMICHAEL,.
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The EIephans's Trunk.
An elephant il said to have more
muscles in Its trunk than any other AM.
NAL possesses IN its outire body.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
sseEa iuzgado pOr Ia Corte de
Brownsville eI soIdado Qunchess
E.os cBYrancistas hicieron ilouores ~n1ilitaras a! ca.
ronei ~ex-federaE Porfrio s~ozano que
faI.eci5 en- Matan2oros, lamps.
correspondence Especial para IL rRENsI

correspondence Especial para ~ fiiGN>i'
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Og0sto
23.-Ei scliado Dunches. a quicn
Sc eiene p~risioHero per la muerte del
cabo J. Leo Clemens Y las heridas
causadas 4 Ia senoriya Vald5s, sera
ju4gado por Ia autoridad local. Aver
iui prcseutada por el Fiscal del Con
daGo ante el juez &c paz, ST.. Kirk.
Ia acusaci5n formal contra el reIc-
rido soldado americana Duuches, pos
Il musrte del cabo Clemens. que
pertGneci5 Al segundo regim:ento de
infantey;a de- Estado de Virginia.
Segdu 10 dice IN diario local, "a
a~cusaci6n por las heridas inferidas
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Una partida viljista aparecIo al
Sur de Chihuahua
Jaeinte Trevino dispuso la salida de tropa8 para
perseguir a los villisfas

Correspondence Especial para L, PREN>l.
FL, PASO Tex. Aro,-o 23.-S,
IA ropfirmado que una partida VI
lista Que parece estar formafa nor
I'M grueso numero dc IDdjviduo..
nizo :, anarirj6p Al spr dc Chihra.
,ua trabapdo ronbst ron I'M prr,-
M c~arT.ancisfa ~ oyc ~anjouiIaro,
p;cese r,a vai,tisiate soIdados H.
r~arrsnz, frsror anrabendi6os m.
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a. o,. eyt.n 10 dastacamento esra-
- L.-f,nao ,re,aro+;ros mar. dc.
fon4orso 40 mn stacrs oge co-.,de-
.,han i,mirs,+o nuas o. iefa d. u
~. f,or,.s ,oh;, -acibi8o ro,icias
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FL Oral. Parker ordena que Sc de
protection a todos los mexiean0s
Ezpresa que no deben haeer los sosdados diatin,
$ cion alguna en- Ell tratamiento que sc de a los
fmexicanos RESIDENCES en- los E. Unidos
correspondence Especial para La PitENs,.

:CorrespondeRcis Especial para La PitESSt-
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, AgosrU %
Ell general James A Parker, jefe
miiitar del DiStrito de Brownsville,
ma tornado las medidas c~onducentes
a dar amplias Y completes garantias
8 todos los mexicaneS que residen en-
esta, vasts region del Vale que Sc
hala bajo Su mando militar. Fl ge-
neral Parker deSea que TODD ell mum
do viva en- paz Y que no haya mo-
:!tivc ninguno de queja contra Ia
conducta de los SoldadoS Y milicia-
nos Y al efecto ha dado instructed
mes terminates para que no Sc lie
zen a cabo actos que esten en- des-
acuerdo con el prop0sito de justicia
nue. anhna al general americana.
Ell citad0 jefe expidi6 cen fecha
de aver la siguiente 0Fden Militar
que ma cauSade ~magnifiea impression
entire todos los clementoS que cons
tituyen ia pOblaci6n del Vale:
Quartet General, Distrito de
Brownsville. Sc hace Saber a to-
dos los Soldados en- este DlstritC,
uue-no debe hacerSe distinction al
suua EN- Ell tratamiento que Sc dc
4 los MeSicanOs RESIDENCES Ell los
tSga.I,. I"niA,c l. al ma "a IA a
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Tn sacerdote p:dc carload para los
po5.es de Ciudad Juarcz.

PoSCeS de CIudad Juarcz.
Ii saccsdotc Jose Marquee, cuca:
gado de Ia parroquia De GuadaiUp&
dc Ciudad Juirez. CONSIDERABLE DE-
u dcbcr harer todo 10 possible por
ai:yiar IA s,:uaclon de tanta genie
necezI-ada como hay en- la vecina
plaza, ha cmpfcEdido una ac;iga
"campana" para hacerse de elemen-
cor que soseener a las fami,iIs
pohrcs que padeccn 10 indeciblc CT
la pobiacion mexicaHa. a causa dc IA
escasez y ~carestia de los comestio!cs.
Una jua:a dc ca-dad tornado pov
scnoras : s~enorjtas pertenecientcs q
a mejot sociedad de Ciudad Juarcz
ma estaGo ayudaado a parroco Mar
quez O. IL ohra lie carload. pucs ma
estaGo aportando esa jUuta auxilios,
consislenteS en- rnpa. comeStihIes Y
dinero. que soG repartid6s entire los
mas neceSitados.
81 padre Marquee ha SoiicisaGo l.
cooperation dc Ia sociedad DE
e. Paso. pues dice que aun
cuanco Ia sociedaG dc Ciudad Jua.cz
es carit2tiva Y hospitalaria en- exgrc-
mo. las condirioucs en- que Sc encusa
So - - H.. ~
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Fl pariad'sta mexieanG J0-
sc Luis Veiaseo Sc hai!a
de nueVo en- Fl Faso
Ha vdeIto del viaje qse hize por
varias de las ciudades de Ia
republica desangrada
y dolorida
Correspondence Especial para /, PREAsS.

FL PASU, Texas, % &c Ago5to.
-iD2 -Euevo Sc e~ncuent"a en- esta
ciudai el senior don jose Lois Ve.as-
co. Quien, iurtamente cor otros pc
! riod:sta5 m~cxicancs que vivian en- el
dcstieTro, dccidieron regresar a ST
palria para aprestarsa 4 Ia defe1sa
del territorio nacional, en- aquelios
dias en- que Sc cvey6 Inevitable IL.
guerra con este pas.
n2l scnor Jose Luis Vcasco sc con
ta-oa aqui los mas enconJr&doS III
mores. Dijosc. por ejcmpI0. que 81
periodista Y ex~diputado ~mexicano
anGaba en- calidad dc soldado raso
con Ell general Caraveo. Goa Quica
tamoien audaban los seHores Victor
David De!gado Javier Enciso, Emilio
Ealenzuela Y Alberto Rivera Esca
lante; Y. Sc cont6, despues, que ha-
bia sido pueSto en- prisi6n ' por IL
;imo cue habia siGo cjecutado. aun
cuando iamas Sc senalo eli sitio de ia
"ejecuci6n".
Los erconusdos rurho-es que cir
c~ularon aqui respecto de Ia suerte
corrida por los noriodistas meXicaaos
que haoiar lido Il Mexico, ctre.iendo
srs srrviaios q lbs c"arT.argis-.s So de
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Los lreacs han scguido corrjcndo =
no st t!cncn noticiaS de que sc haya
,seiatrado ningUn asalto en- los uiti-
mos dias.
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Ell CORRE>pONS.AI II.


Han l!cg@do aqui noacias de qa2
81 magistrate Aaustia UrGapiyyc,a,
del tribunal miIiJar carrancista ante
Qu,en arca5 rectentemcnte JESUS
Urueta del auto de forna! prisi6n
dic.ado contra Lucio B,anco, confir-
mo en- tocas Il parties dicho au-
to. declaranGo qUe Sc fund6, para
dar esa determination, en- que 81 an
tiguo jefe carcaacista es REQ de
.traici6E ) rebellion, asi como de usur
pacioa lie .uaeiones."
Lueio 8!alco ma estaao preso lie
los caEraEcisaS desde Que Oregon
10 aprahendi6 en- Saitjllo, Coahui!a.
Fl ahora ministro de Ia guerra c.
r~rancista, lie dsbe gran parte de sus
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Pa.a = = s. rlzr.
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~lificar Su political de 'vigilantc cS-
prra". Vase 10 que dice 1h Ia parte
SuStaEcial IL SlI NOta: Al C0bicrnO
dc los i..>iadoS t'nid0S solo IT, rcSta
manifeSlar que eStar:t pcndicnir d"
our So rumpla IN 10 successive y de la
mancra mas rSirPcha. ron rl nurvO
mrtGd0 de- canipaHa pronetid0. DticS
Su rumplimientO eS la tinira manr-
RI dc clilar ri pe!igrO dc tiIii int
rrlIpciGn en- las bu"naS rclaci0nfS
eAi>lrnlrS entire los EStad0> lnldrS
y tiemania".
Nuera 'ligilantr cSnrra". .Nao
mas %rntrgica, Srgiin So a%nunria. pc
re siemp:r. y eli tGd0 cas- vlGiiantr
P>l)tf:l .,.....
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La TRIBUNA POPULAR
Collection de discusses y poesias
(Segunda Edicion)

Fl libro mas importante en- su ge-
nero. Contiene una vasta collection
de discursos para fiestas patriotlcas y
actos solemnes de ~:Socicdades, como
aniversa!ios de Ia fundacion de es-
tas. ingreso de s~ocios, toma de pose
sion, funeralcS, ETC., asi como docu-
mentos hist6ricos importantes y bio
grafias de los heroes Y ~personajes
mis- prominentes de II historic nacio-
nal.
Forma un volumen de 200 paginas,
odorEaio con grabados.
Precio del ejemplar: so c%entavos.
Pidase q: IGNACIO E. LOZANO,
6O7 D~olorosa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
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= - -

Las armaS rrpuhiicanaS Slgtrn
~maGtcnirnho Il t'rrdnn. La fnrlalr-
n rontinila rn pie. d~rSaiiad0ra y A.
rGgantr. en- medic del l0rrcntr de
mriraila que lanIan las arill:i> ln;-
nrr;aIr>. Del mar dr. SanGrr y dc
rurgo que opaca el sol y ctiiir:' fnr
complete los campGS dc la luriia.
surge NcrIIiin incGlumr y >ll'ig'1i. a.
gigantasla> y glOriOSaS. las lradirio-
mes y ri !ndomablc n]atriotiSlno de los
hiiG> DE- F~rlnria.
Lii trrmrnia Gry.i~iva drl Prinri-
ra !lrrc!rru dr. In Corona-la mas
%lrcnirnda de- cuantaS ha Glrlgl-
90 srl.rr N"riiiuu. pahcr" Gitc 80 IN
rc>tritL en- TN Eurln ~Ir:lrl>n. iPn-
hrr Principe. irriitn 10 alrar, y 10
dr:i"nr. y 10 lgnta. ! >olnr Nrrdin
il;i. tiu.t. dos. cirn lcc">. phrlr;" Nrr'-
dim iil IL. SER III iurl:tlrla Que. do
minrI., :i:tlt lemniar :, i.'T:,;.I ut.
10 Ia :r:'Yr;t mann irr'Gu.'. " TT >iiiu
homa.. = ncrro irin,n liu:Iii IN In
dcSr< r.,..!Jn dc IL ;i:rrula i LIT Co.
roma dc! Principe i~irTrurro.
RDui.ET iBILLE..
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0ltDui.l:'T tHIl.I.l;..
TRIGO PARA ESPANA

MADRID. Mayo 10.-El director
general dc cOmercio ha manifestado
cue actualmente nave@an con rumbo
a Espana. nuevc vapores con carga-
mcn,O de trigo.
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mad0S Il trrrilori0 de los E.StadOS
lnidOS. y dar g%arantiaS Il las lidaS '
hacirnIlaS de los ri, lies Y aiin de les
miiitnrrS que Iilcn en- la m;t;'jrn IT,
quicrda DEF Rio Bravo. tnicamcntr
ESQ. ;porque. Fl PrcSidcntr Wilson
In c~>preSad0. una vrz mas. que eS
cncmigO de la Intervention armada
en- iltNic0.
= = =.
Aware OhrrgGn fIa rri.I>adc fir
MAJ 81 %rOHyrniO con 81 General Scott,
aIrgando que Ct ilana;i0 de iaS mi
iiciaS hc Texas. N,IIcyo Nil;cu Y \
%r.iL0na. birn puctlc ser I'M. alnrn.;-
~ para OtiigarlO Il raiiIicar Ia que
ilabia acceptable mcdiante ncg0cia-
clones dipiCmEitica> (:!)
III NiniSirO c~arranci>ta n;fgaSe ::
firma Fl pact0. ii Sc trata de 0biigarlc
Il clio ron an!tilaZaS. No guSta el
caudil0 Gr c0npr0mei@r la diJnidaG
mechanic una DEMONSTRATION de futr-
IA. DiSnu@Si0 Sc ka!!a Il ,acccedr Il
t0,:0-;ia>ta Il permitir que las tr0-
pas amcricanaS cOntiniIan en- MrNi-
co per I'm tempo observation-disclosures
rn Il titulO de anistad. de cOn,r-
niencia pGlitica personal. dc juSto
agradeciiHientn por iavOrcS prrtcri-
los. per0 que no st ie anfnace con
fT"ryaS arlnadaS que nc So tratc tie
~fr0dUcirlr mirdO, p0"qur i! III 10
cDnGcr ri 10 tClcra. .El. que In pa.
Sad0 pOr los camnoS cnSangrenta-
dos ,lc M:".ico, triunrantc y g~ln:;n-
SO. como TN DioS de Ia Guerra.
FL Scn0r PreSidente Wilson ha en-
waldo al Gobierno Imperial de Ale
inani. una nuava n0ta. .0!ra mas Pc
TO tsta eS acre. enerJica. prcciSa.
Eerdad es que nc pOdria ser de Otro
caricter. deSpueS de aqutlla que rut
considerable cast como ultimatum.
pero en- la nueva n0ta. eI PreSi-
dente Wilson, no ha hecllo sino "a
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7 UHLLIDADE:
ASUNTOS BREVES

u. lcI'IS'Ian" 'a"rallIa ! ST. Mi
ni,ir" dr Rr!acIoncS ENiranIrra~-rt
i."nc"6o jar"rh0 cue. como ID. Eu-
iI!i" RI d:namii"rn, ""m laml> >an1
i!'ga" Il Ia aiiu!r! dr los %Gr'"nir> -
ham dcEilIi!3. ra ciiair0 ~palabr;!>, Ii
r2Spc"s:tbilida;t GI a!rEiddo contra
ri campanlenlG miiitar y pGbIad0 dc
Glen Springs.
=! ru"i.tn de- los E>tadOS Inid0S
-!iio Carr anl&-tlrhi:ia ac:utar. CO.
.nn 1t lrrt!aI iInica. que dc los SUI
ri~GS tit. iii>trila d. Big Bend. son
Responsibilities cIc!uSivamrEir los in
.';,iducS GlIr crnstltuyrn i'm rOmiIn
rmcmiJn d.. les EsiadGS lnidUS V
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Las miliciaS dc Texas. Nuev0 Ne
NicO Y arizona. han SidG llamadaS
por I'll preSidente Wilson III seryi-
clio active. para que reSguarden la
fr0ntera. prcStando ayuda Il las fuer-
j regulares comandadas por Ell Ge-
neral Funston. TrataSe de impede
nuevaS incurSioncS dc hombreS ar
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
TEACHERS ROMP ON REDD|tS, 14-5 VISITORS BLOW UP IN 9TH NORMAL EASY VICTOR IN FIRST
 COLLEGIATE GAME OF
 IHE SEASON.

For five and half innings the con, test between the State Normal and Henderson-Brown College, staged yes terday afternoon on the Normal field threatened to be real game of base ball. But in that period the Teachers turned it into a pyrotechnical exhibi- tion. When the smoke of the fireworks cleared and the scoreman compiled the tallies it was found the Teachers had accumulated IA runs to the Reddies' ,. Mimms Legg, Coach Estes youthful hurler, started for the locals. His pitching was effective, but he was er- ratio at times when he should have been just the reverse After six in nings Coach Estes sent the young fel- low to the bench, sending in Cleve Dowdy, who started at third. Preach Ter McAnally went to third. Donnell was yanked from right and replaced by St. Elmo Haney
 Dowdy fared better than did Legg, allowing but three hits and failing to walk man.
 The Teachers were unable to score until the fifth frame, up to which time they had found Turrentine for but one hit. Goza drew a walk to start the fifth. Dodson singled through second, Goza taking second. McAnal- ly scored Goza on a rap to right, Dod- son taking third. The preacher swip- ed second. Pug Clark famed. Mimms Legg laid down a pretty bunt, Dod- son cavorting home.
 Six runs were counted by our boys in the next frame and five in the eighth.
 The visitors were the first to score. In the third inning Love drew a life on Pug Clark's error, and took second on Miller's out. Reed sacrificed the runner to third and he scored on Few's hit to left Few was morgued trying to steal second.
 Two more runs were garnered in the fifth on two hits, two passed balls and three free passes. The Reddies scored twice in the eighth on two hits and as many errors.
 The same teams are playing this afternoon, concluding the series here. The Normals next games probably will be with Arkansas College here next Thursday and Friday.
 The score R H E Normal. :. % 0 0 3 0 } x-14 9 4 Reddies. 0 0 0 2 ? c O 5 6 i
 M. Legg and Dowdy and J. Legg; Turrentine and Carroll and Love.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
PLAN TO RESUBM|T
 BOND AMENDMENT 1918 FIRST OPPORTUNITY MAYOR TAYLOR OF LITTLE. ROCK STILL HOPES FOR
 FINANCIAL RELIEF.

Little Rock, April l4-It is prob able that an effort will be made at the first available opportunity to re- submit the bond amendment. In his annual message to the Little Rock city council Mayor Chas E. Taylor said:
 'l have every reason to believe that there is strong sentiment for the submission of proposed bond amend ment to the people, but this cannot be done at all until after next November, and such amendment, if thus submit ted by initiative or through the leg lislature, could not be voted on until November, 1918, and could not be made operative earlier than 1919.
 Arkansas, am advised, is the on ly state in the union where some meth cd of bondinf or otherwise borrowing money for public purposes at very low rates of interest, so as to care for large public improvements, is not per mitted No measure should be sub mitted to the people that is not prop erly safeguarded in it's terms, with a low total limit, and I would not sup port any measure that did not refer the whole matter of each specific issue to the people for their consideration and vote.
 "It will thus be seen that the people of this city and other cities and towns in the state will be forced to continue under the present inefficient and in adequate system for at least three years. In the meantime, l suggest that direct the committee on legisla- tion to confer with the officials of oth- CT cities and towns in order that the entire matter may be considered to the end that the situation may be brought to the attention of the gover- nor and legislature and that fair and proper relief may be obtained
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE.

Bently X Morris, who opened theil three nights engagement at the Grand last night, offered one of the best acts that has ever been seen here From the opening to the close of the performance they kept the large au- dience completely mystified with their lightning changes in magic. Their manipulation in performing dolls was one of the features offered. Mr. Bently was for four years one of the feature soloists with the famous Hon. ey Boy Minstrels, and the way he puts over his songs very clearly shows that he is used to playing the big ones. These clever artists were se- cured through a special arrange ment with the Interstate circuit, of which they are members. The com pany will appear again tonight and Saturday night, giving entire chang es of program. The admission to all is ten cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
PERCY RANKIN A MERCHANT

Percy Rankin of this city on Mon day purchased from S. w. Simpson X Son the stock of the Racket Store in Conway and is now in business for himself. This stock was purchased by Simpson & Son on March IS, and since that time they have done a splendid business, disposing of the old stock, and have also added new stock. MT Rankin will continue the business permanently and as demand grows will add to the business.
 Mir. Rankin is a Conway county product, having been born and reared here. Since early manhood he has been affiliated with the business cir cles of the city, and for the past six years has been head salesman for the firm of S. w. Simpson X Son. He is young man of excellent qualifica- tions, thoroughly alive to modern business methods, and his many friends here will rejoice to see him Morrilton Headlight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
MAYFLOWER.

I will try again to get line in the Cabin 1 sent two reports and failed to see them.
 Health is greatly improved in this part of the county.
 John Breakbill was up from Little Rock Monday and visited J. H. Jones while here.
 T. L. Daniel and wife went to Con- way Tuesday.
 Something wrong-too many horses and mules missing. Arthur Adams lost good young mule and thinks it was stolen.
 Rev Will Webb is visiting Mrs. IIunnicutt this week
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
RELAY RACE 10 Bf
 STAGED TOMORROW

The annual Conway-to-Lit Rock race will be staged tomorrow by Hen driX College. The II men who will compose the team are: Wilson, Brum- ley, Holmes, Russell, lilies, Hammer, killian, Rose, karlstetter, Barnum and Hudson. The first runner will start from in front of the main col lege building about 12:15 p. m.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
Personals

Dog muzzles at Bolls Bros.-dtf "The Goddess tonight at the Grand.
 A two-reel comedy tonight at the Arkway.
 Miss Dorothy Pyle is a guest of friends in Morriton.
 Vaudeville and pictures tonight at the Grand for a dime.
 A high-class piano for sale; a bar gain. See J. F. Fleming.-d2t
 For Sale-Good young work mule. cheap. George Shaw.-dtf
 Call City Ice Plant for pure dis titled ice. Phone 2S3.-dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
SEED CRUsHERs' CONVENTION

Little Rock, April 14.-The execu- tive committee of the Arkansas Cot tonseed Crushers' Association has se- lected Pine Bluff for the next annual meeting of the association, which will be held on May P. w. A. Isgrig of Little Rock, president of the associa- tion, presided at the meeting of the executive committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight, rain and cooler; Sat urday, unsettled weather.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
NOTICE!

Effective April 10 and continuing until June 15, 1916, on all cars sub Ject to demurrage rules, the regular charge of $l per day will be made for the first 72 hours after the fee time has expired, and the demurrage charge thereafter will be S2 per day This applies on both inter and intra- state shipments.
 J. w. James, (d6t) Freight Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
NEW OIL INSPECTOR.

County Judge J. w. Holt today ap- pointed pr. l. N. McCollum of Con way as oil inspector for Faulkner county. Dr. McCollum succeeds J. w. James, who has held the position for several years past
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
EXCURSION RATES.

On account of the Fist annual ses- sion of the Southern Baptist Conven- tion at Asheville, N. C., roundtrip May F to 24, return limit May 31 (tickets extended until June 15 upon payment of $D for $23.S0, routing via St. Louis or Memphis.
 dwtf J. w. James, Agent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
PATTERSON BANQUET.

The Conway Boy Scouts tonight will give "FatherSon" banquet at the First Baptist church, Robinson ave nue and Davis street All fathers and others interested in the Boy Scout are asked to be present
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
JURY FINDS TWO
 BANKERS GUILTY
,ecial to the Log Cabin Democrat.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
 Little Rock, April 14-W. H. Car anflo, president, and R. D. Duncan, cashier, of the defunct State Nation al Bank, which failed here year ago, were convicted today on six counts for violating the federal banking laws.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-04-14
REDUCED RATES.

On account Fifth Annual Music Festival at Little Rock, tickets vii be on sale April 24-27, return limit April 29, for $50.
 Tickets will be on sale for Arkan. sas Bankers Association April g and "A, return limit April 29, fol $50.