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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01
MDONALD RETA|NS
TITLE TO STATE
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
DR.. Brady Makes Gallant Bid for
Chief Honor of Tournament
Playing of Young Joe McCanna
Is a Feature

l'"r ,bou1ld h.ld f.-' POO Dis fti.
Ir goo FINAL match ot fH, upcu .'l'"
.0Hwptou-nIp tournament pnr,l v,
''fiI' 900 thr UuI,- nf th. Albuquerque
'D.utl. .Iuu ilr defeated ar Ef %.
u' Dawson 'wu up and Que fo ru
HrI't 0r- li-' N"nr. suuueI.Up and
h' rIaI, l s|l'lauf crur' Co even the
t...uu. N'H Mcdonald lI- game
owed .fIpruE ,Iucnt hu' 'N. Uhpm-
p..r made % uhirlwird dniah ih.t
au'l rYt a" denied the victory
The feature 81 the tournament
apart from 'h, anal match was the
p'u. .r- .. I., Nc.InU, and Grover
D,r|-r T1t' ht.. been - 'hr game
'rs- .har 10 ear McC1nui started
cris about SIX months ago ,nd' have
1".. pod o. q surprising degree Nj
anna PLAYED o. brilliant game against
Brad n Doc semi finals
fhu uroim mary matches W.,
Donald defeated Simms peNin" de
',1ioI M'one1 Brady defeated Wand
.ut N.'suHt defeated El'''
N0DorIlI eliminated Down, .u 'h"
-euI-"rIl- three down md Two io
Eu Hralr defeated McCprut ON" up
cups won py Nj Mcdonald and Or
If,l, V,r. formal. presented DO the
.I.t e noon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01
Varsity Wins Annual
Game From Aggies by
Irresistible Attack

puo OF "a, largest crow 2. iI1f r.'f
attended , football game boz N..1IHHr-
que save the tuitcIaitt ~ Sew I,N.''
defeat thc Agricultural ru,Icr, ,nstrr-
dlv afternoon .. % orr-s.t'd soon, 90
.l. fu U
The irst. halr .. the gam, Nts
...r,lp-- y was u|erinning 90 look
lh, -eui,Irss .auc until well ut.
thr thiru quarter when Ste"d uf "a"
lui,eisitN .r's-,u the north sotI tn.
70 touchdown From that time fh, de-
icuy, ~ tho Nreics seemed ro ,Tumbic
th, hiI eleven began J soric. .f
tpH,ndoVus with WeoIv l.ekInr goa
l'',T each oH.
THO iHu..f ,.. entertained tn. .}
itup team t' t diane, Iu I,u1. rt.l
'ttr, the contest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01
Reception Planned
For New Members at
Y. M. C.. A. Tonight

an excellent program of .uWolN l'.
lc'u planned hy We, ut entertainment
Tor 81 the ncv members uf IN" y NJ
60 \. this evening The comedy H-
cludes potato 1a,cs peanut races, a
rapid lire debate on woman sutttas'.
and . weight litiing ouutcst
ScorcttrA y W H,nuinE and ID
rector 4 ] Rul-it,uu. Viii make -hoIi
talks o. IN, new member
There win n. special uy 'ho y
org h"stra. - which Elmer lIchl Do
leader FolloHing the program re-.
'reshmcnts viii be served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01
Birth of a Nation
Coming to Crystal
Theater This Week

As an ,du.Ir.ual medium, Mr..
Cutnth.s wonderful pictorial dra!uat-
iv work The H.r'H ~ a Nat.ou au
llrds .c rated Hlsh enough The
,|oIouyatod IN "rHrkhurst ~ Sow
york. sa,, OF that e bo, cam lcHtn
more real ,it,l United states history
in . single evening from b, than during
three months in The classroom
Ur. 4. L, sapalllns, superintendent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01

III" Wnrnr.ic l,as the Nsi,antagc
of icing u perfect DINNER In addition
- giving the lies, light for driving ~
m, lenses made. J. \. ~ HIS,
Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-01
Elk Lodge of Sorrow
To be Held on Sunday

The Elks lodge viii hold Us annual
memorial service IN honor ot deceased
The Little River news., 1916-03-15

J. T. Chewing spent Sunday in Iiabel with hia daughter.
 Mrs Wimberley returned Saturday from visit in Texarkana.
 E. M. Landers and J. T. Sikes were hero from Allene yesterday.
 Editor w. B. Ccley was here from Foreman Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Louise Guice of Wilton was visitor in AshdcYn Saturday.
 Horace RoutoA spent Sunday at Hope with relatives and friends.
 L. W Brinkley and Chas Billingsley were here from Cerro Gordo yester- day
 few days in the Rosenzweig store at Foreman.
 J. R. Bowles and wife and little son. Robert, of Bokhoma spent Sunday In this city.
 Mrs s c Reynolds and Mrs Cyrus Watkins cSe at Texarkana yesta. day morning.
 Miss Annye Marr left Monday for visit with her sister, Mrs Herbert Aston at Gillham.
 Mrs. Perry and Miss Annie Young of Arden were visitors in Ashdown Saturday afternoon.
 Fer hoarseness, inflamed lungs or irl itating coughs. Ballard's Horehounu Syrup is healing balm. It does :ts work quickly and thoroughly Price 25c. FOG and $1. per bottle. Sold by All ncalers. W. adv
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
Congressman Ningo Nails Another MiS.
 leading Statement
HE IS FOR \ DIRECT GOVERN NEWT AID RURAL CREDIT
 SYSTEM.

My opponent has printed as paid
 advertisement in the papers, another attack on me on account of my fight for direct government aid rural cred it's. In his first attack he charged me with claiming to be the author of bill which would make each farmer liable for the debts Of his neighbors He
 knew this charge was false and I eX- posed him by showing that instead oi being the author of such a provision l had killed it. He, now in this sec ing bill condemned by the Farmers Union. That charge is false and he
 knew it. He quotes a message that he sent to the National Secretary of the Farmers Union and the Secre- tary's answer thereto, but there is nothing in the answer of the Secre-
 tary to support this false charge against me, as a matter of fact, the Secretary and I hold the same 'iC oii liIio ouDJCSL, anu LHdL lS, !" t are both fighting for a direct govern
 ment aid bill and net a make-silift.
 Tie records of the Committee, and
 the records of Congress show that have been working and VOTING for
 direct government aid bill and VOT-
 ING AGAINST any make-s shift The n'hcers of the National Farmers Un-
 ion have expressed frequently, repeated RECENTLY their opprecia- ticn ot my efforts and their approval Of my course. I do not believe that these false and misleading attacks that my opponent and his hired work CTS are making will mislead the farm
 CTS. No bill that does not give the farmer direct government aid in pro-
 curlne loans on lcng terms at a. low rate ot interest and repayable in small
 annual installments will satisfy me-
 My opponent may think this is all "hunc", but I believe the farmer is entitled to it and the welfare of the
 community demands it.
 OTIS WINGO. adv,
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
w A N \ D

E0R SALE-10O bushels corn, 200
 bales hay.--Ashdown HaW Go. 29 WANTED TO EXCHANGE-Unincum-
 bered seven room 9esidence and 2 lots close to tom tor improved land
 or equity iN ether residence pro-
 perty, pr, 'Grciouate to value. For
 information inquire at News Office.
 STRAY UOjr-I have taken up a
 white and black spotted gilt. mark ed swallow fork and over bit In the left and swallow fork in right. Own CT can gget by paying for this ad and expense.-J. M. Tucker 3O-5 NOTICE--I am running aboard and feeding barn. Any favors any one will do for me will be highly ap- preciated, Respt,-P M McCord. If GiLES FOR SALE--I Lave some ttod young work muies for sale. Will take good note. -S. A. Maddox. WOOD-I will sell heater wood, SIPS per load, cook wood $15O a load, cord $350 and s4-W. B. Pruitt. Phone No 80. 14-tf FOR SALE-1.000 bushels Red Rust proof oats for sale. Guaranteed to be no Johnson grass seed in them. Home grown seed better than brought on seed. Price 75c.-Geo. D. Chewning. If
The Little River news., 1916-03-15

Miss Annyc Marr has close: tne 1 school at Pine Prairie Tie term ,,nG- cd Friday afternoon.
 1 Eerm;ue cures constipation ana re- establishes regular bowel movements. l Price 5o c Sold by all druggists. aGV
 Mrs. J E. Locke, Misses Blanche l Norman and Hazel Hicks. and Edward Freeman mctored to Foreman Sun i day.
 F. g. Hunsucke. and family Of Lockesburg motored over Sunday anG spent the day with their daughter Mrs. c. B. Dritt
 Miss Nelle Dowda, who is teaching at Murfreesboro, spent the week end with her sister Miss Ethel Dowda, Fourth West street
 Mir. and Mrs. P. c. Dc,ggett Of Shreveport spent Saturday and Sun day in this city. Mrs. Doggett will remain over for a few days A good treatment for cold settled iii 'iIt To st iaCi ICh INCd per Porous Plaster applied tc. the chest to draw out inflamatio1, and Ballard's Hourehound Syrup to relax tiehtness. You get the two remedies for the price of one by buying the dol lar size Horehound Syrup; there is q porous plaster free with each bottie Sold by all druggists. Wed adv
 Mrs. Geo. R. Moore and children left Monday for their former home in h. diana, where they will make their homo in the future. A crowd of friends went with them to the depot. We are sorry to lose this excellent family from out town.
 raip in the side or back that catch es you when you straighten up calls for a rubbing application of Ballard's Soov' Liniment. It relaxes the con- tracted muscles, and permits ordinary bodily motion without suering ar 1n- convenience Price 25c, soc and $I. per n' hle. Sold by all druggists W
 Dr. Kirkham has sold his home and property, which is one of the incest homes in our city to MT. Warmack. We regret to loose the Dr. as citI- zen and friend townsman. and wish for him all the success in his new location at Prescott.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
JEWEL NEWS.

Jewel, March 3.-(SpeciaD Aus tin Goddard and family of near Idabel spent few days at this place last week
 Friday.
 Robt. Fallis of Arkinda was here Friday.
 Jim Pauley and family of Cerro Gordu spent the day Sundy with Mon- roe and Maggie Fortner of this place.
 The party at Mir. Hicks Saturday night was enjoyed by large crowd.
 Jim Pauley and brother, Vick, were in Winthrop Fiday.
 Mrs. L. H. Fortner returned home from Arkinda where she has spent several days.
 Mir. Strawn was is Winthrop Wed nesday.
 MT. Hess was in Winthrop Wednes- day
 MT. Tate now has another mill 20 inch Buhr, and has a new F hCTse power Bauer engine ordered and eX- poets to have it ready for service in about two weeks
 Born to MT. and Mrs. John Brail last week a girl babJ.
 MT. Tate is preparing to improve his farm which he purchased of Dan Jones.
 Geo. Strawn sold hts mule team to Ben Strawn last week.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
For County Treasurer.

@s.- are authorized to announce .l.ssas4.,l Ii. F. NiasW0rthy, as a candl- <sa4s4 Ger County Treasurer of Little EfJssaz County. subject to the action oi ef.9.. Democratic primary, in March.
 fss- are authorized to announce sfsaaa l.. Jones, as a candidate for the s1fSzaas.s= of county treasurer of Little E&it-s>e. aounty, subject to the action o &isF 5&eAocratic primary.
 44r4 arc authorized to announce EE t, ,Soyncr of Richmond, as a candi- stazaG Cor County Treasurer, of Little Esfvsg tcounty subject to the action of sGes EleeInocratic primary
 G are authorized to announce Eas4fRs BDyer, as candidate for Coun- " %reasurer of Little River county sssss ...a.,eI to-thc action of the Democratic rys-fKeiY.g an March.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
LOCAL NEWS
Quick Money to Loan

( isS elSe.d bottom farms No red tape. aR E RICHARDS & co.
 Mortgage Bankers.
 Hugo, Oklahoma
 -~----O ------- S1 l. Poland was in Howard county e.isssHFyiay.
 tsahs Mechanism returned to Hope Ssaatiz1fay.
 ss G.. Perry of Arden was in this tsasEF Mrnday
 n I. Tyson was a visitor at Fore sAsxE Saturday.
 tFntss N. Merry was at DeQueen Mon saaH &g1ernoon.
 t:ggs. Burkhead of Lockesburg was tys'xss yesterday.
 Mrs w B. Coley was here from 2sst5zsAHs4n Monday
 9tex, and Mrs. J. P Haner were at E.e9slssen Sunday,
 fla7- \ G. Gorham was here from gA aaTsa yesterday.
 Err A B. Bishop was at Texarkana RrsssGsrsiay morning.
 sSfzse Louise Brown was a visitor in 4SssRaDxn Saturday. faeHs- Atkinson of Foreman was tszsr@ Sunday night.
 AI-s Wm Dodson returned to Hora- efs1 yesterday at noon E H 2mbry and F. N. Merty motor a 2. kGx xkeshasg Tuesday.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
SNNNJAC K M ENTS. 819r Prosecuting Attorney.

Ss'a are authorized tCt announce .a. ks sAaLaney. of Ashdown, as a can tifxsasa Gar Prosecuting Attorney from -kssx9 ate Nirth Judicial Circuit subject ttn.t s.t 4ction of the Democratic Prim- s.eF.. &916.
 Hg.. are authorized 10 announce .aEsG EAilirS of DeQueen as candidate 44E- Prosecuting Attorney from this e!7ss 8.s1th Judicial district, subject lo t-szz.. as3tlon Of the Democratic primary.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
Fer Sheriif and Collector.

aa are authorized to announce t4s st. Waldro9, as candidate for sIAs .7.fice of Sheriff and Collector ot Gsafss River county, subject to the ac- 234as. of the Democratic primary.
 fNt are atthorized to announce tyeaSstr I. Collins, as a candidate for .si t9z .49f and Collector of Little River t,4-,,se1.y sttbie1 tm the action of the x'eH.sz ssratic primary in March.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
the follos sTSING BIG GUNS

the follo> ETSING BIG GUNS
 uated in Little River county, arKa sas, towit: The SWa of the SW1
 section 22; the WI of the NWi se 'tion 27; all in township 13 sout : range 30 west Therefore, all pc sons who have or claim any intere , in said land, or any part thereof. a hereby warned to appear at tl Chancery Court of said county at ti May term, 1916, to show cause, if al they have. why the title to said iant should not be quieted and confirmt in said petitioner. Given under IT hand and the seal of said court on tn inc 9th day of March, 1916-Chas. Par'c, Chancery Clerk. 30-6w
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
Fer County Judge.

EIa are author zed to announp. eEatagv Lon T. Jones, as a candidate sie.T- szounty and Probate Judge of Little Awsse7 County subject to the action o1 2tssg ttt mocratic party.
 lFe are authorized to announce a't \. AeCord. as a candidate for the s:ssszt~4 of County and Probate Judge, of f-.st',e River codnty subject to the ac tsaggs v the Democratic primary.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
For Representative.

Q.s are authorized to announce ": l.. Phillips, as candidate fer the zlzs5se@ ot Representative of Little River f.7,esaztg. subject to the action of the 1Jsens1cratic pr mary in March.
 M are authorized to announce Tfsea 4. B. Bishop, as candidate for gftxss,9zs}e ntative of Little River coun- Ists ssa5,ject to the action of the Demo- t.frfs7ss9. primary.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
For Congress.

Wy are authorized to announce Vss4> \. Wiugo, as a candidate for re- 4assaf.g'Y9gi 10 Congress from the the 4th ' 1yesss2crassdonal district. subject tc. the ssz.s al&1 of the Democratic primary
 EfFa are authoried to announce saRc 3oan F. Davis, of Mena, Polk sse,ss1FE, as candidate for Congress e4 9tsE% Fourth Congressional district, 44ss.11t-.$ to the action Of the Demo- e,s-sf,3SS primary.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
For Chancery Judge,

Fae are authorized to announce K. %~ ,SanderSOn of Texarkana, as q .'ssSai-s.1ate for Chancellor of the Sixth s.tSsGG2ery District, subject to the ac s.tcsF. af the Democratic primary.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
lEssr Comfy and Circuit Clerk.

Ssge are author zed to announce ] ssczsar 4i. Park, as a candidate for the e3ssza@ of County and Circuit Clerk Of f1asazs River County, subject to the aask.6Irs of the Democratic primaries.
The Little River news., 1916-03-15

WheT to Take ChamoerIain's TaDieis When you feel dull and stupid after eating. When constipated or bilious.
 When you have a sick headache. When you have sour stomach. When you belch after eating.
 When you have indigestion.
 When nervous CT Respondent
 When you have no relish for meals. When your liver is torpid.
 Obtainable everywhere. adv w
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
adVt
OTIS WINGO.

Take Heroine for indigestion. It relieves the pain in a few minutes and forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled. Price soc. Solb by all druggists w Mar adv
The Little River news., 1916-03-15
& .k:s Z.
LOCAL DRUG STORE MAKES
 BIG DEAL
Secures Agency for Rays Specific.

llc announcement IS made that the Boyer Drug Store of Ashdown have su@cee d. in landing the local ago',c, for Hays Specific, the great system tonic. which is sc genuinely beneli- cill as a remedy for rheumatism that J. T. Jcnes, of Crossland, Ky, says.
 To any one suffering from Sciatica, l will say I was afflicted with it for about three months. l tried half d dozen remedies and got no relief. My family physician could not benefit me and said l might not be able to walk in twelve months. I could not sit down to eat, nCr walk. I took one bottle of Hays Specific and went to blowing. I have never been bothered with it since. No one can estimate it's value for chronic sciatica. My neighbors said it would return, but it has been two years and I have no symptoms of it.
 Hays Specific, the great system tonic, is sold and full guaranteed by The Boyer Drug O., of Ashdown. adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
VATICAN SOUNDS JAPAN
ON PEACE PROSPECTS
Visit of Monsignor Petrelli Is
Regarded as Significant.

Toxic. Feb. s. IL is understood mere
that Nonsignor Potrelli. the Special
Delegate from the Vatican. while ac-
complshing his mission OF delivering
Pope Renedict's coronation congratula-
tions to Emperor Yoshihito, has seized
the opportunity to study the situation
relative 10 the reception Of possible
peace proposal from the Vatican.
The impression exists that one result
Of the Apostolic Delegates visit Is the
feeling that should the Vatican later
suggest mediation the Popcs proposal
would be courteously received and
studied By Japan. who. however, IN no
way invites such initiative. Japan
position is represented as faithful 70
her allies and DESTROYS only OF peace
which is satisfactory TO them.
1t is believed i'm diplomatic circles
that the Vatican IS sounding the oplh-
ion OF various belligerent countries
concerning the prospects for general
peace, with the object of determining
where best to launch the initiative
should such step be decided upon.
In official circles attention Is drawn
20 the fact that the cordially shown
10 Monsignor Pctrelli only duplicates
that shown TO Cardinal O'COnnell, OF
Boston. when he came TO Japan on
papal mission several years ago. and
the Foreign Office denies that Monsig-
nor Petrelh has discussed subject OF
n political nature with japanese states
men. Monsgnor PetrellI declines 10
comment on the peace rumors his visit
has occasioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
FORD PLANS BOLDER
DASH WITH ARGOSY
Will Recruit Personalities" for
New Peace Venture.

Chicago. Feb. 6. Henry Ford of De-
troit. who sent a peace ship to Europe,
has new peace plan
81 would like 20 tell you about the
row plan. but | must wait until my
party has returned from Europe" said
Mr.. Ford to-day. He said that he was
perfectly satisfied with the results OF
his peace expedition.
Mr. Ford came mere 10 attend ban
quet given last night by the Michigan
Society OF Chicago lie said that his
new effort TO end tho strife in Europe
would be on larger scale than the
Oscar II expedition and that his re-
cruits would be personalities rather
than personages."
THE new venture is along the same
lines "a the first one" continued Mr.
Ford. "but on a larger scale | shall
include some Of the people | had on
the Oscar II. The people across the
water were astonished when they saw
the personnel Of that party. They had
expected to see a lot of 'highbrows,
and were surprised TO find that they
were just everyday people. They
would hardly believe me when told
them could have brought thousands
more OF the same"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Fleeing NTH the Serbs:
4 Correspondents Diary
German Guns Drive Foe Like Chaf Before the Wind
Only Devastated Wastes Left to Greet
the Invader

with my carriage in their midst. down
the road.
Suddenly they came on = narrow
bridge spanning small ravinc. Those
on the outside were forced against the
parapct. saw the carriagc balance
for an instant and then with the three
horses Toll into the ditch thirty feet
below. There WAS sound of smashing
glass, and II was all over with our
vehicle.
The only thing was 20 cNtricatc tho
Kicking horses and salvc such baggage
IS had escaped This was a long and
difficult process in torrents OF rain. but
after an hour and half Of hard work
We finally got our belongings ranged
alongside the road.
The next difficulty was means OF
transport. but an oblCing non-com-
missioned officer 10 the Reserve Mum
ton Column Of the Timok Division
stopped half-cmpty OK wagon and
cur belongings were hoistcd in. We
m turn found shelter under the tilt
of another wagon and made ourselves
rs comfortable as the munition boxes
would allow.
krusevatz. learned from cavalry
being occupied by the Germans. All
the Serbian troops had been with
drawn except a few bands Of conf
tadjis. or Serbian irrcRuiars, who were
still holding the bank Of the river.
The three shells we had seen explode
were the only ones found by tho Ger
mans. and were evidently intended
move 20 strike terror than 20 do ac-
tual harm.
Worse news was brought from sta
latz. the last station before kruse-
Natz. The evening before p train o.
seventy wagons had been put together
and sent of On reaching a gradient
the single engine proved too weak 10
mount IL with such train behind it.
There was nothing for it but to un-
couple five wagons and leave them be-
hind
Unfortunately no one sent word Of
this 10 Sfalatz. The result was thnt
when the last train left with the en-
ployes and the military guard on board
IN the darkness il crashed into the
wagons and wrecked the whole train.
Forty people were killed and nearly a
hundred seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
CHARGE TEUT0N PLOT
TO WRECK A BANK
Pittsburgh Financiers Say Run
Was Planned by Master Mind.

10y lf4fsdlN i' Air ''''''
Pittsburgh. Feb. s. Officers Of the
Farmers Deposit Savings Bank. which
underwent q serious run last week. SAID
to-day that investigation showed the
run TO have been the result OF a care
fully planned conspiracy. ~.
* master mind directed the attack.
the officers in statement said. "A few
days following the publication that the
Farmers Deposit National Bank was a
subscriber to the Anglo French war
lean the banks officials received
threatening letters and postal cards.
Then false reports were circulated that
certain officers had lost large sums OF
money through speculation.
After public interest had been d.
rected 10 the bank rumors that the
bank was unsafe were started. CLERKS
in department stores. telephone girls
walters and hucksters were made the
mediums of circulating the reports.
Strangers called many people by teie-
phone and advised them that the
Farmers Deposit Savings Bank would
close. Investigation shows that the
county had been divided into districts,