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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

"IIOrGH John Prcntlss Poe. Jr.
famous cN Princeton football
star. soldier adventurcr, and eX-
private in the United States Marine
Cufpy, was killed In France on Sep
tcmrcr % last. when his regiment. the
Pack watch, was practically anuihi-
iilatod during the British advance In
the Allies forward movement, he met
the lind of death his venturesomc
spirit had often pictured In fancy as
q beiitting end.
Keenly disappointed AT the lack OF
action he found In the Filipino in
surrcctlon. and knowing that tho
United States Marine Corps offered
greater chances for excitement and
adventure. he enlisted In that branch
in 1908 by authority OF the then
Secretary OF the navy. John ID. Long.
for the threatened war with Colom-
bia over the Panama Canal strip.
That war never materializcd, u
since Poe could not think OF Soldier.
ing unless there "a something do
ing" lie was discharged from the
Marine Corps and later enlisted In
the Kentucky State Militia during
the Governor Goebel shooting trou'
bic. Even duty on the dark and
bloody ground" during those trouble
some times didn't bring him the ex.
element he craved. and he one time
bitterly conGded 20 Marine Corps
friends. ~ believe that II | ever re:
20 Hell III find the Ares banked
still In pursuit OF the elusive
"strife," he became a captain In tho
Honduran Army In 1907. when that
| country was at war with Nicaragua.
| and during tho brief struggle got
several thrills at the siege OF Anapal
Mud the battle Of Buensvista. Il wSx
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
VISITING
BORDER TO GET
FACTS IN CASE
New Mexico Senator in Ell
Paso Says He Expects to
Bombard Administration if
II Does Not Get Villa.

Tn. Wis., adn ui-tiat,uu hu- "
upuutiuultl Ip redeem Its'lf "
@hHIugIug about no" cNtrruuu3uuu .i
Villa Iu N,Niru. says the 10 Poe
Tlm'~ ~ o. ttIl- los Withdrawing ih
g rItrI States troops without accom-
.pII.hIug what Wa Intended go tHr
outset. then United Stp''. Sruatuu s.
90 lnlI pi Ncw MrNiru ptppu--S fu
uIpu up a. Hlmhirdm,ut m th, s'uat,
which WI make Tn, past revolution
ir McNi,o look IDS, 10 san. Fourth 600
.III, y.icu'atiou th" Times continue
senator Fan who b. DO 90 raau coo
20 quiet Wtottipatiuu of hIa own Joe
earding tho " Ni.au situation doe
not .ut,bd fu do HLNthIug which va
,muJua.s 'h' admiui#i rItuu. tu'
iur that reason he refused tr siN, uH,
|auythtug |re-ardiug his view. Geo 10"
REPRESENTATIVE OF the newspaper. and
ptD.s ts%-o,.aiiuns yesterday ~" is
vatshull, WaitInp to Isc thc pr'
id ui- "wr phusc go m"'hor 'asr
Ni,w- nIrcad, lrc known
senator iHll said N-t night "ud o.
would mot n' fair tn Ih, rf' iiDul tn.
D.. 20 make tu 'Npre-.o rr.nrd'u
tine pre-'rt IatIur .u N'si.u
Isn't DO Hkcl, tu.t tu, present
M,sIolu expedition VIII make ,utot.
,rniiou Inevitable hr vaa lshrd
Senator i'an ptIpp'd IN. CIGAR url'-
'r ith his teeth u"d remained ..
lent
DO ruu Hon't, fhat 800, .r". Id',
roaIlS got his information 1NuIt Mo,
t,u from h, Iar h, h.. listen.
Co.
The president hi-u H',n ist.n-
ing tp lu, llar. rlm tue 1890 Dr.rH.
section, the senator rrturfrd l'
refused fu .Dr % dclcalt.uu uI -I.u
repre- 'utai,No mon %. Ted ltuuphtuu
M Wrt, lud halls 3D. DOZEN other m''
rou'd nHur mad. nu lppuIrt-
m,rt 30 week. BOO advance Geo give him
an oppottJuifr fu h'tr men from enc
l,lu Drnuds border. and whom -
men reached Washington and tried
30 get iu touch with secretary Tumui.
Is was informed tina, M, president
had made previous ouFaRsu'ui with
Hut uutiiSI ms the secretary. That Was
the Dlu-cst any person from the boa
der has got % the president Win
the exception cot cardinal ,iIhhou- aud
bu,al West. : ann Inclined Eco believe
the president hos BEEN getting h.. u-
formatlun from liars. uut not frou,
Mexico cop the border.
- am for America the scnttoi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
Views OF The Press
Real Soldier OF Fortune Was Johnny" Poe

after the conclusion OF that war that
Poe, with i've other American. who
we're serving IN the flondurun Army.
became involved In Some sort Of troa
bic with the Government authorities.
and. for a time, their lives were In
Jeopardy. At the urgent request Of
the American consul, tie U. =. $.
Princeton was dispatched 10 the Hon.
duran coast to aid In bringing tho
adventurous Americans back 10
"God's country and the Prtnccton's
cutter, on reachlrg ahofc Al an
agreed poini. found the Americans
alive and well and anxious TO set
back 10 the States.
But my baggage" said Poo - Who
PriHcCton'S captain, who had como
ashore In The cutter. what Of my
baggage? Please 10 remember that
am an officer and gentleman In tho
service Of the lionduran Government
and ! have much luggage"
Wen attend to that all right"
said the Princc,on's commander. cas-.
lily. How much have you Pot?'
"Fffty.four pieces all told" replied
Zoe.
Tho Princcion's skipper was
nghast.
"Do you think my gunboat IL n
freighter. sir? However, well fetch
Il on for you. Kindly enumerate tho
pieces. and what they contain, so that
may send sufficient small boats and
men TO handle t."
Poe was deeply engrossed In
thought for a moment rs II trying 10
remember everything and then said.
'Ons pack Of playing cards and an
extra pair Of socks."-PMfsear9 Dis
nsAfch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

said "and I am so strong for rhis
country that I caunot see anything
else
He added mat selfish considcrn-
iiuuS should play NO part when
American lives had been lost need
lcssly,
senator Fan said the president
limitations were Wen represented hy
his speech 10 newspaper men az tie
time he entered on his duties as prcsi-
dent when he gave his conception ut
a president ~ Il man who aid u,-
have any personal friends To intiu-
cncc his actions, who did not ouiur
social intercourse with others ip
flot. "a man who remained aloot from
the society of his fellow men.
why. u I could NOT get down here
every so often would nus, have T.,
wire to m, friends to- come up t.
Ni-hinriou and tnlk old times tn
senator said What i- life IL nicuds
don't have Oh place lu nuI MIN
when .hci tog,iliua .ne rlId 4,
columbus th' senator Idmitiod thu
hc was ~ 'Ir., touch with the -ituu-
tI"u within Oh short tw' after o. -
port OF the itt1.t reached the Goa
side Nutld and remained 20 iuui a
censorship was established
What Goo .ou thiuk about the az
u,ulti' experienced 10, the solid .r-
a. arguments loo I,.ui OF 20 ucit,r
equipped anna
WHY -huuld thor" nc any rr'tt
%dltu,ultIes ho asked 80 built man,
uf those tttil, from columbus as Zoo
81 MADEIRA ~ branch roads in other
JIt',tior- ut,. taken lto Missou'
mules vhi,h htd never been ou q
ranch u.r. the entire distance tri,-
clcd b., th, army without LOSING a.
animal Turro ia 500 thundnnt SUP
pl, ut water aud good water ut tha'.
after % person gets twenty miles away
from th. border
senator FHl predicted thai th'
Progressive, ,ud Republican. TINS fuIl
would unite ou Some man and would
h' Hu..e--iII Ho sand Roosevelt r.-
II.lcd IrIt H. action JOB opposing r. 2
aud thereby ricotua Wilson VS.
criminal 700 tho results which bcteli
th' American people aud the uf-
iyu., probably would MOE po repeat
,H
The Sew Mexico senator viii be it
90 Poe" foo 30. oilI ia,s stld,ing the
H"ri,f situation and meeting his
IrI'ud. BE- expect. 20 so back e.
Washington umo time u,Nt week..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
NI.N MEXICO NEW sI'tpi1H
ENTERPRISE.

lew MEXICO newspapers haN"
N mirlY outdone themselves dur
ing the past lew weeks IN eI-
forts ia behalf of the cities and
towns OF the state ana of the stat"
ITSELF. We have modcstly permitted
ourselves 10 reprint some Of the veiy
npttorug comments hy other news
papers ON the ccent 'Stockmens
Prosperity Edition of the Evening
Herald. We nud that our special edl-
ton Is oyorshn dowod by efforts made
since by smaller newspaper plants
than ours.
only last wcok the Gallup india
pendent issued "A New Industrial En-,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
TIN OUTSTANDING FACT.

~ HE Herald today prints q
ro,tion IN figures pointed .
4 by on Albuquerque business
man rs necessary to The ,prIe ness
~ oar r,ocnt article d'aiiu tn
municipal wat,r suppi, In ~ fasp.
The correction - printed with more
than willingness 'og Co. =" VA,
To- make tina article ar.u. ne 81
facts and nothing elise,
rho correction ,lH,- nuf 't ia
any NaN me o%utstandua lar 'pNn
hy the 80 Puso water situ,' rs'
facts have caused Nbnpl tiA-
payers to thInk. They orr 1u 30 u
make any sohcr-mindod ott nt
These facts are
III Pasu after i've years .- .a
the same Iuto for wat'r under mu.
nicipal ownership that 4t WAS able &
exact under private ownership
III Paso has heon forced iu issu,
four sets of bonds Tor it4 w1''I
works. one for purchase amt three
for construction. The whole moon
OF the plant has gone into constru'
ton. The city pays 100000 " y''.
for water used for municipal pu'
poses.
RI P..so has a s~2.000,00o inH.s
mont In "a water plant as ode am
and economical / n opernti"'
no fine machines aud able men AND
management can IT, u mn
been unable 10 u water n cen
..xsg.-ap nd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
THE uBucVEnQtE M\Itkt1.

-
= YoGs have come to A~l6uqiera1q
- very frequently IN ear lots 90
! wears past. The two local
packing plants. growing steadily ~
rheir output and Importance. have
been forced To go 70 Kansas amt
colorado Tor porn III to kill
SATURDAY p.Graftenreid and DIV
bread. rover of Guadalupe count,
shipped a carload OF prim" hogs I"
one of the local packing houses he
FIRST lot of New Mexico hoes, bred y
fed In this state. to come To the lo'
market for use here.
This ~ an important event ia
history of Albuquerque. II ma
not only the advent ut hog Iattcnl1'i
In this stat, on "a big coiumcrc.Hl
oasis. but II marks th' openi "i
Albu1urrdue as "a market for ca .''
stun not only hogs. pnt fat tatt'
aud lambs as we. w 70 ''' dn'
to become a second OK CITY
or Fort Forth here l't 81
once. But our packing ina u
one which has assumed 'uL rt'l'
importan,c and which W
much NOR. rapid dcy"lopm ,
ia. next year or tw"
II ~ tn, constant rccurr.t "t -
dustrial items INK. this Uu" "a
news columns uf the Herald "
make IA, pages OF this newspaper fol
the pas, few months - solid mass "
proof nf the growth aud 'Npandih'
prosperity of this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
SPOKANE
IS E

]Spokuu.. Wash. March 21 To
discuss questions ui military and
naval propHrodue.s a. thas affect thu
northwest states. .diuttni- genera q
these states. university president .
army and puNs officers and delegate
from %prIuuolll> ll the larger towns
and cities iu The northwest as-omhl 4
her, tuduN. The s.-,aiuu~ ~ a.
conference. uudor th, auspices 81 tr'
spokane Chamhcr - Com uoryo. vii,
continue through TUESDAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
Currcn, Poetry
The '%l,pement

When Grandma wore that horrc'.
An Gtampa wore this hat.
They took q horse n bugs
An Hoped ics' think o. that!
H. said. You're awful pretty
she said. You're hra,, an
An then. beneath tie bonnet.
think they Kissed dout you'
When Grandma's hair was goldon,
IN Granpa hair was bruNa,
They tnu away together.
Tho ,alh o. al the town.
Some folks said, 'Goodnos, era.
cious'"
But from The sky above
a gentle breeze was singin'
The song Uf youth an love.
When Grandma had n dimJic.
An Trampa's smile was ray.
They took u horse n buggy.
An rode fer miles away.
An OH they loved each other.
tWhat do you think O. that?)
When Grandma wore that bonnet,
An Grampa sore this hat.
Margaret H. Sdngsicr, IT,, ia the
Christian NCruH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
INTERNATIONAL HIGH
COMMISSION GUESTS
AT NOTABLE BANQUET

U4u Janciro, March William g..
McAduo and the other members ~
the American section OF the intetul-
tional high commission which b. -
meet IN Huenus Aires were the gucsi,
last night az "a banquet given bog ~.
inp.o Muller tn" brazilian minist' g
of foreign affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

"v'hy Won, you 70 with us 10 tho
l.l!o,' asked his roiatering CON
isNiona
Because my father always used 10
G .stisc me with orchard switches,
md I've been afraid ~ peach limbs
o-ol since replied the ~thousAuiui
young mn. .
md th,y wondered for DAYS and
d.. hat he could have meant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27


cne tiIno In a Ca'''rs1 moment
l".cr Burbank tho NcllbnoWu don.
llcti0 rr. conceived the unique uul
miGChiprous idea " crossing tho
glow worm and the skunk.
The r. an wla IN OIL stove.
The hybrid Inherited IT, heat from
thC blow-,salm and IL aroma from
the skunk.
When ono %rotlrcs IN n n%rcloss. rad.
iatorloss. rcgistcrlegs room away
from home. they sometimes pu,
cIc ~ those kerosene. ~air-coolcd con.
uncr In with him for company
Any time he wakes In the night he
knows the stove IA there. because he
a smell IL.
lie is GLAD Il doesn't make any
heat. for smells smell worse In
q warm DOT than In a cold room.
They say there are OIL stoves that
warm Que. But we have no: seen
all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

-. ana Mrs. S1o1~er and son H"i
- Rndrc'c and ,.r. scot, al. from
I..r Fairfield c1'le uycr last w f
- hook at ~" church Mr. and
p. l'lo ! -. N"s. Dave r.'hcp
.al Mr. FL Donovan were o. El.
Com, ....l rco Co.
loaraC,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

Mrs. Tug Watts. who Ia n YER,
modest woman, always refers 10 .
bull as n "malo animal what l.
there that is immodest about calling
q bull a bull?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

In town they say Of a girl that she
Is a debutantc. In the country they4
say she has begun to set up with
the men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

One Of the finest things about tho
happy home life II the occasional
period when there are no guests to
entertain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

DO not lament the fact that YOU
are rot chivalrous. N you follow tho
telegraph news closely. you will per.
ccive that the chivalrous man nearly
always IL shot and killed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

One hears amateur singers
enough as 1t Is. Why put them on
the programme?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

The trouble with the man who IA
defending Old Nero Is that he Is not
In position to 10 the deceased much
good.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

II a roodlookinc girl offers u no
nan Is brave enough To refuse to buy
q ticket to the concert.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

Jasper Ellington Ia the only man
IN our town who can strut while
standing still.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

Success Is variously defined. hut II
: man saves his honor aud his
vermifoin appendix he does pretty
we'll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
The scientists have been trying 10

decide when a "a Is drunk. Eph
Wiley says a man Is drunk when his
friends have TO put on ~raincoats In
order TO protect Themselves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

Tank Beverly says y busy mar IL
one who has a wife and a safety
razor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

Tue Young ia1y cross the way
she'd always understood that
Russia WAS a country of vast re-
snurcos but she never realized how
LAUGH better on II Was than The other
nations until she saw ia the paper
tIat it was guinf 10 pa . per cent.
instead u 9 or . on it, new war
loan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27
Correcting An Error
March s5. 1915

March s5 1919
Editor Herald
In your article about 10" III
paso watorNotss. YOU say the
production cost sheet shows u toe
tai ptr lo"o p%allons 81 iiii
cents
An examination oi the ugur,. 3D.
Nuu4 utiirc shove tbs l't, Co.
be 't"touuo" instead Of ',osi
This is AN the dIncrouc" between
ptpft 1901 l,s. ASSUME tu.i .'"
dbI 60 Intentionally urt' ih.
mistake and that Sou wIil save
prominence 10 the truth oft 'h'
matter. which b. I,,oriifg tu
the sam" gur". Tor January
1910
Cost of pumping looo
gallons ...t.p3 coats
Distribution .........t.t' ,"nts
General .............3- outs
Total production
cost ..-..........61 cents
". y. METCALf.
The Herald certainty shes to
correct an error iu figures WHICH ~
Mi. Mcttalf po.JtH out. Wa u.Ini'H.
tlonal The production cost of va
ter a. the ~ lnso plant il ~ shown
by Nj. Mctcili. and our own nglIes,
Go cent per i.0uO gallons. The ng-
urcs la.Fl were uscu h} e rur.
II should ne pointed out however.
TIA. thu. uulntcutoutl substitution co..
hsure- does 10y 'l ',, N"' ~"
aids nrt,ci. de- ...g Ditn ti, .uur
pal water works 100 III ''e"' "h'
Wy ''"'
onn ooo hn. given tl pn.o "A splendid
water plant AMI iisu hu. s system.
u ma nor ''u" o." '"',- u" ,"' ~"
nr,vatc fr,neh.sc vnIi, II has maze
! riailt 'lcreas'l thr .ur0fn oi n"
''Hp'' ~. p. uf,,t
AS has been STATED t-r.i times. wa
not an argument i"I 90 e "''' I""-
'"' wy. Wv"
M, I.cp,. ,Nu..l.p 30 a..
ra-' o. $50. H .u.p.. s''i'm'u' "i
'o.' 10 SNOW ~,
,,.,, gan hub o. q,
lower iak iutc % tpI- H.tdor uu.
n..ip"t "..''' " r' "a
- ,.. Ga, ,,. tr,.I
unable tn ru, ra.i .t .u .. ,t .r,
cont Nnd has "' % goo " Zoo
,. .dttn, ., an. . .,nun,
A that OTIS.
r,,, u,, #,
- ,.,, ,t.. ...I t,,, CON,
II. ,.t,h IA. b,,,
..u,,, ..,,t,. , "a,
- - Ca. t.,.. ,,r
"a, c,u,,, ,t al ~, u,.t.,o 20,
u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

0u HETHEH Interested IN the
nv federal ownership of rau-
ways ~ not. II viii b" worth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-27

voGS have come To A~lbuqderaIe
- very frequently IN ear lots 20
! wears past. The two local
The Little River news., 1916-04-19
JEWEL NEWS.

Jewel April 17.-(Special.) )-Earle from Kansas and is undecided wheth- CT he will go back or make a crop.
 Cutie a number have sent in their applications for the summer term of school at Oak Grove.
 Austin Goddard and family of ida bel spert few days here last week
 Mrs Taylor and Mrs. Robt. Fallis Of ArkinGa were here last week
 Guy Pauley of Cerro Gordo was he Sunday.
 Tie Cak Grove singing class have l.: some new books and are preparing to have a singing school. which will begir. Monday night, April "A, and will be continued for 10 nights.
 Sunday school at Oak Grove was very good with a large crowd. also singing after Sunday school was very good.
 MT. Tate is having trouble in get ting his engine which he odered scne time ago.
 Emmett Fallis of Arkinda attended Sunday school and singing at Oak Grove Sunday.
 The Alpha Literary club is prepa-- ing program for Sunday night, the 23rd. at Oak Grove Every one is invited.
 Jake Hess went to Arkinda Sunday.
 The farmers around here are pre- pairing and planting cotton.
The Little River news., 1916-04-19
Confirmation Notice.

Notice is hereby given: That the undersigned will present his petition to the Chancery Court of Little River County. Arkansas, at it's May Term, 1916, praying said court to quiet ana confirm his title in and tc the follow ing described lands, situated in Little River County. Arkansas, towit: The South half of the Southeast quarter of section thirteen. township 12 south, Range 3l west. and also to quiet ana confirm certain tax sale made of said land on the Second Monday in June, 1909. by the Collector of Little River County, Arkansas, under ana by virtue of the law regulating sales for delinquent taxes, said land having sold for delinquent taxes for the year 1908, and Clerks tax deed issued for sald land upon June 18th 1911 to c. w. Wright and by conveyance from CIV. Wright and wife tc this petitioner, un- der which title, possession any pay mcrt of taxes upon said land aforesaid this petitioner claims title. There fore. all persons who have any Inter- est in same are hereby warned to ap- pear and make defense. Witness my hand on this the 11th day of March, i9Ao A. h. Redden. w 32-6W
The Little River news., 1916-04-19
IS HANGED IN EFFIGY
Two Figures Marked Governor .ys'
 pHngic Over Benton Streets.

Benton, April Ex-Governor Hays was hanged in effigy here last night. One of the figures was suspended from . wire stretched across the main busi- ness street and another from an elec- trict light pole near the Iron Noun tain depot. Each figure bore a large card inscribed, Governor Hays"
 IL is supposed that the acts were caused by the governors action Sat urday in committing to life imprison- ment the death sentences of Clarence Dewein and Joe Strong, who had been sentenced to the eloctrocuted for the murder of L. H. Thompson, an aged merchant of this city, November P, 1913.
The Little River news., 1916-04-19
Notice af Confirmation

Notice is hereby given, that Claib- orn Cook has this day filed in the Chancery Court cf Little River coun- ty, Arkansas, his petition praying the court to quiet and confirm his title to the fOllowingg described lands, sit usted in Little River county. Arkau- sas. towit: The SW4 of the SWa of section 22; the w! of the NWi sec tion 2?; all in township 13 south, raDge 90 west. Therefore. all per sons who have or claim any interest in said land, or any part thereof, are hereby warned to appear a, the Chancery Court of said county at the May term, 1916, to show cause, if any they have, why the title to said lands should not be quieted and confirmed in said petitioner. Given under my hand and the seal cf said court on this the 9th day of March, 1916.-Chas. H. Park, Chancery Clerk. 3O-6w
The Little River news., 1916-04-19
DEATH AT ARDEN
Mrs. Louise Ellen Bates Died at AT. den Saturday, April the 10th.
 Other Local News.

Arden, April 1S.-(Special. )-Mrs. Louise Ellen Bates died at the hosne of her daughter. Mrs. Harley Alten- banner, April 15. The deceased was sixty three years of age, and mem- Der Of the Methodist church for . number of years. She has made her home at Oak Hill for the last several years. but had recently gone 10 Ok lahc.ma, of hope that the change would benefit her health, but failing in this she returned here few days ago to the home of her daughter, where she died Saturday. She leaves a husband, three daughters and eight grand children to mourn her loss. Burial services were conducted at Cak Hill, where the body was laid to rest The family have the sympathy of host of friends in their bereayc- nspnt.
The Little River news., 1916-04-19

Ross Johnston, who is working at Ardmore, Okla, fer telephone com pany, fell last week and fractured his hip bone. He is reported to be recovering nicely.
 Tom Toland returned Monday from Waco, Texas, where he has been playing ball. He had the misfortune of breaking his hand while playing ball last week, and will be unable to finish the season.
 To have fine healthy complexion- the liver must be active, the bowels regular and the blood pure All this is brought about by using Heroine. It thoroughly SCOUTS the liver. stomach and bowels, puts the body in fine con- ditiCn and restores that clear, pink and white complexion so much desir- ed by ladies. Price soc. Sold by all dealers. adyW
The Little River news., 1916-04-19
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The Boyer Drug Co.,, leading local druggist are now agents for Hays Specific, the great system tonic of which F.. M. Johnson, of Sharon, Tenn. wrote when he said:
 q have used B bottles of your Hays Specific for a long case of rheu- matism and find it the best medicine I ever used, as I was all bent over, could not stand straight. I am now all right, and would not take $500 for what it has done for me-"
 Hays Specific, the great system tonic, can now be bought here in Ash down from the Boyer Drug Go. adv