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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
NOTICE.

By order of the City Council of the City of Conway, notice is hereby given that on September 26th, 1916, petition was filed with said Coun- cil by persons claiming to be a ma- jority in value of the owners of real property within Street Improvement District Number 6 of Conway, Ar kansas, as created by the City Coun- cil of the City of Conway by Ordi- nance Number 237, passed by said Council on June 30th, 1916, desig- hating the nature of the improve ments to be undertaken and pray ing that the cost there of be assessed and charged upon the real property situated within said District; and all property owners within said District are hereby notified that on the 17th day of October, 1916, at 7:3O o'clock p. m., at it's usual meeting place, in said City of Conway, said City Coun- cil will hear said petition and deter mine whether those signing the same constitute a majority in value of such owners of real property in said District.
 Witness my hand as Recorder of said City and the seal of said City of Conway on this 27th day of Sep- tember, 1916.
 (SeaD Geo. Shaw, Jr., dlt-7w2t Recorder.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27

Mary Berry ct al; deeds presented and acknowledged.
 Anna Ruff vs. w. s. Ruff; passed to adjourned term.
 G. H. Watson vs. Amanda Watson; $10 costs allowed and passed to ad- journed term.
 Homer Terry vs. Junior Terry; de- cree of divorce for cruelty.
 Lily Smith vs. E. L. Smith; decree of divorce for cruelty.
 R. l.. Kane ex-parte; decree con- firming titles.
 Mollie Tabb vs. Green Tabb; passed to adjourned term.
 Outward s. Chivers vs. Sewer Im- provement District No. ct al; passed to adjourned term.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
SUNDAY CLOSING
 BEFORE COUNCIL A ,s -- H M T. BUT NO ACTION IS TAKEN
Property Owners of Paving District No. File Second Petition-TO
 Buy Motor Fire Truck.

The oft-recurring question as to whether the sale of soft drinks and cigars will be permitted on Sunday in Conway was brought before the city council last night, when Judge K. M. Merriman addressed that body regarding fine assessed by Mayor J. c. Dawson against the proprietors of Heiligers' Palm Garden. Judge Merriman insisted that if the Sab- bath laws were to be strictly en- forced that restaurants should not be permitted to sell soft drinks and cigars and that the sale of gasoline and other commodities on Sunday should be prohibited. Mayor Daw- son said it was impracticable and inn possible to enforce the Sunday laws to the letter, but he felt that the opening of a place like the Palm Garden estah he'd precedent which would ractically give the city wide-open Sunday. With one exception all members of the council informally expressed themselves as being unopposed to the sale of soft drinks and cigars on Sunday, pro- vided good order was maintained at the places, but no formal action was taken on the matter, it being left in the hands of the mayor to administer and interpret the laws as he saw fit.
 The second petition of street im- provement district No. was filed with the council and October r was set as the time for giving a hearing as to whether the petition contained majority in value of the property. Those who circulated the petitions es- timated that about $4O,000 out of total of $55,000 was signed for the inn provement.
 The council voted favorably on the question of purchasing motor-driven fire truck and instructed it's light, water and sewer committee to investi- gate the matter and receive bids to submit to the council.
 The regular five-mill tax was levied for the next year.
 Traffic regulations recommended by committee of the Conway Motor Club were presented to the council by Mayor Dawson and were referred to the judiciary committee with instruc- tions to draft an ordinance covering the recommendations. The committee was also instructed to draft an ordi- nance regulating traffic and drumming on the Iron Mountain station grounds.
 The council voted to appropriate one-fifth the cost of paving with con- crete an alley running east and west through block 12, Robinson's plan of Conway, in three annual installments without interest.
 Night Marshal John Durham report ed the collection of $54 dog taxes for 1915.
 The light, water and sewer commit tee submitted it's monthly report of re- ceipts and disbursements.
 Accounts amounting to $381.45 for street work and lumber were allowed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
AOJ0URNS CHANCERY
 COURT TO DECEMBER IS
Court Holds CadrOn Dam and Levee District Tax-Payers Had Slept
 on Their Rights.

After disposing of several impor- tant cases Chancellor Jordan Sellers this afternoon adjourned the Faulk- ner chancery court until December Is, when a large number of cases have been set for hearing.
 That the landowners in the Cadron Dam and Levee district who had all ready paid the assessments levied against their lands to satisfy judg- ment in favor of Mrs. Ruth H. Burr, administratrix, had waived their rights to protest against any irreg- ularity in the enactment of the law or the collection of the tax was held by the court this morning, the peti- tion of the intervenors being dismiss ed and the funds in the hands of the receiver being ordered disbursed. sIt is stated that about one-half of the assessments had been paid in. Fur ther litigation is said to be probable before any more payments are made.
 Other proceedings follow:
 Adams & Courtney vs. E. L. Daw- son and J. D. Collier; foreclosure of mechanics lien for $26.25 and inter- est.
 M. E. Barker vs. Maggie Hawk ct al; decree for assignment of dover; by consent portion of lands ordered sold, other set aside as homestead to be vauled by agreement at $500.
 Friedman & Co. vs. Henry Hacker ct al; passed to adjourned term.
 Mrs. Fannie Lawrence ct al vs.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27

Yes. It once favored, supported and fostered witchcraft and human slavery. In relation of these incon- sistencies public sentiment has been absolutely changed. Truth taught, accepted and retaught has changed public sentiment in the past. The teaching of a single standard of mor- als in the home, public school, col lege. Sunday school and church can and will change a perverted public sentiment again."
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.

The Conway Shakespeare Club will meet at o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon at Central College, Mrs. Lucille Bailey being the hostess. Mrs. J. c. Cubage will be the leader. A feature of the meeting will be an ad- dress by Prof. Charles Jerome Greene of Hendrix College on Shakespeare as Product and Producer" All women of the city are cordially in- vited to attend.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
FAVOR RAISE OF
 A THIRD IN TAXES EQUALIZATION BOARD
AdjOurns Without Changing Assess ment, but Recommends an h.
 crease Next Year.

A raise which will approximate one- third in the total assessed valuation of real and personal property in Faulkner county was recommended to be made by the tax assessor next year, by the board of equalization, which adjourned this afternoon after ses- sion of five days. No increases or re-
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27

Montague Glass, king of all writ CTS in his class, has new serial in the Saturday Evening Post for Sep tember 30, entitled Under New Man agement," which is a dandy. On sale Thursday. Phone 12.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
WILSON CAMPAIGN FUND.

Previously acknowledged ----$11950 w. D. Cole, Jr. ---------- 100
 Total ------------------$12O5 50
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27

You will laugh until you cry read ing Montague Glass article this week in the Saturday Evening Post.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-09-27
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

John Sutton, 21, and Kathleen Palmer, IS, Conway.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

until they approximately touch the
8oor but do not bend the knees.
Repeat 90 times
"This will strengthen the back
MUSCLES. massage the liver. and MI
tine lungs with oxygen. At the same
imc 10 gives the body an air bath
You can thus drink all the oxygen
YOU please. and there will bc no
headaches from H.
'lf this method Is practced daily
Won will 100 q short time not miss
'ue accustomed stimuli
Oxygen is just as much sum
uIant as whisky
one of the diseases the doctor
thinks VIII be dealt body blow.
with The passing of Demon Rum. Is
pneumonia
"The man who drinks decreases
his powers Of resistance" no cy
plains "Thc cells of hts body ar
wrecked and pneumonia makes
hort work of him
"Thc elimination Of The liquor
traffic" he said, els going 20 raise
The moral tone OF the nation. and
make Of us a healthier. happier and
more prosperous people
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19
Spokane City Physician ShOUS
Rum Drinkers Road to Health;
Has Free Clinic in His office


SPohNNE N as.I.' Jan. i'... I''. %
b Anderson, cI'y health "iil'er 90.
SpoEan" has opened VIVA. amount.
To- a free clinic iH his o'Il'' lu II''
city hail iuNiG.II'f ana ADVISING
booze fighter. #H" have "''H too
bed of thcif source OF Hppy h5 '"
iorcemen' of '0" proo.H.'I'" law
no" to overcome itn eraF'N-
Already h" has been Ia'"I'u WIN
calls from scores "i ola ''''f- WIZ"
admitted they would ''N' g" "'''i'i'
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

MOEING parts Of axlcs, like moving parts Of
4N1 anything, will wear in time There is no
exception to this rule, but
In the Timken-Dctroit Front Axle the moving
parts-eycry one of thcm-arc either Tmken RoI-
Ter Bearings or hardened and ground steel bushings
or pins.
These bearings, bushings and pins wear very
slowly Timken Bearings are adjustable takeuP
the slight wear and Timkcn-Dctrot Bushings and
Pins are easily rcpIaccable when Worn sufficiently.
So the axle may truly be said to never wear out.
Take the front axle spindle No wear comes ON
it because nothing moves on IT, Slight wear does
come on the cones, cups and rollers of the two bear
ings These are Timken Tapered Roller Bearings
that offer greatest resistance to wear and are adj
Unstable to offset the effects ofve5rwhen comes.
Thesame thjngis trucoi The steering knuckIe pin.
At the top to sustain the great weight, is a Tmkcn
Bearing. Below, where pressure is less, bat
where there is some motion, there hardened steel
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

NEW YORK Found. The cham
0Ion rriuugirate of waiters-Oscar.
Charlie and Billy who, with their
uptown chop house ablaze. showed
fireman to- seat and offered to
take his av and helmet.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19
Gibbons Was Right
This IS what they said before the fight:
MIKE gIsBONS


With tle whole 10 rounds and dout
TOMMY GIBBONS.
..H he he
hp.hrr
b. IH| NIIr wI1
JACOB WOODWARD YOUNG AHEARN1.
knocking
ago. auu.. Nar Uuf. h1 III ou'pont him
DANIEL NekETTRlCk tAhearr's Manager.
tight Ahearu
o'rIurr Mike
this IS what happened
sg rArI. MINI. jam. Gibbons Knocked Young
round scheduled lurouud bout here last
r ,
bHg Gibbons
IS carried frau tHt fo shoulders of admirers
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

Much Of Tho milk supply OF EI
Paso Tex comes from roats, one
dairy patronizcd by that city hav-
iur 1000 Of these creatures which
.hriyc on forage OF cactus and sage.
bruhh
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

Tho FIRST life insurance company
10 Doe started in Japan was e4tab-
lisbcd iH 1851 Thus far the life in
sunrce business OF tho islands has
doubled every 10 years.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

to side raise arms and hand a.
high - possible above Tho head and
take deep hroath through tho nose.
Bend forward hands extended,
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

Philippine lumber is being sold
in China.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

Tho celebration WIN be tho rIr
of 'to kind held u many yHr
.. last ten days and is eEU,.t..
% BOOM sports .o such an eN..
..-'om of holding oarnsH.
every year viii Boz revived
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19

F'rIutiuE--rb- piHn ucHt kiud--thGt
.- rlgbt--flwrs lob Dcpt.-Nniu 1920
The Detroit times., 1916-01-19
TOMMY GIBBONS.

a..'s.'. Iu uof slipping eastern sport writer's
Aa.In STAYS With me for rhe whole 10 rounds and dont
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-02
DIZZINESS is ANNOYING.
AS Many Brunswick People Know Too
Well.

When the kidneys are weak or dis.
ordered, they fall behind in filtering
the blood of poisons. AS tnese poisons
|attack the nerves, the result is felt In
spells of vertigo, just as drunkenness
will make man dizzy from the poi
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-02
DIVORCE EVIL IS
ON THE INCREASE
FULTON COUNTY HAS $50 UNDE-
TENDED CASES TO TRY AT
NEXT TERM OF COURT

ATLANTA, June THAT the di-
vorce evil is alarmingIy on the in
crease in Fulton county is shown by
the fact that Fulton superior court
has $50 undefended divorce suits to
try at the term beginning today.
This is so per cent more than the
number of undefended divorce cases
at the corresponding term of Fulton
superior court last year.
At the rate represented by 4the
number on the docket taken up to-
day, Fulton county will have more
than 1000 undefended divorce cases
during the year 1916
This does not take into account the
large number of divorce suits where
the opposing party defends the suit,
which will run the total several hun
dred cases higher.
Fulton county judges will make an
other appeal to the Georgia legislature
at its forthcoming annual session to
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in such way as to render divorce
more difficult.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-02
ATLANTA MECCA
FOR THE SRR|NERs
MOBILES GATHER FROM HALF A
DOZEN SOUTHERN STATES
FOR CEREMONIES.

ATLANTA, June ATLANTA today
surrendered to the mobiles of the An.
cient Arabic Order of the Mystic
Shrine, who tracked across the burn
ing sands from half a dozen southern
states to participate in the great cere-
monial and parade put on by Yaarah
Temple of this city, private car
bringing w. Freeland Kendrick, i'm.
perial high priest and prophet, and a
party Of Shriners all the way from
Philadelphia for the occasion.
Another honor guest was Charles Els
ties, known as the "First Citizen" of
Augusta, Ga, who was recently in
itiated into the mysteries of the
Shrine at the age of 81 years and who
is believed to be the Oldest Shrine1
in the United States.
More than four thousand Shriners
marched in the parade this afternoon
which was the biggest annual Shrine
demonstration Atlanta has seen since
the great annual Shrine convention
held here in 1914.
The ceremonial is one of the series
planned by Walter p. Andrews, DO.
tentate of Yaarab Temple. of Atlanta
who believes in exploiting the oriental
splendor which constitutes so conspic.
uous a part of the Ancient Arabic
order.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-09
CHINOOK MELTING The SNOW
Warm Breezes Start in the Pacific
Northwest Play Havoc in the
Cascade Mountains.
SAID TO BE COMING THIS WAY

SEATTLE. wash. Feb. s.-The much
dreaded Chinook wind. q warm breeze
which sweeps the snow from the hills
Ike magic. began in the Cascade noun
tains early today and the railroads using
the mountain passes were confronted
with the danger OF avalanches, while in
the iowlands danger OF floods became
more serious.
Reports from the mountains today said
a warm rain began falling late last night.
The rapid melting Of the snow, which 10
more than thirty feet deep in the passes.
was felt almost Immediately.
At o'clock this morning. an avalanche
blocked the line Of the Chicago. NIL
waukee a 81. Paul near Keechelus on
the east slope Of the mountains. The east
hound passenger train which left Seattle
last night. had already passed. and west
bound trains Immediately were ordered
held AZ Easton until the line was cleared.
The extent Of the slide was not known.
The Northern Pacific line was still open
early today and operating officials were
hopeful Of preventing a blockade. Crews
have been sent into the mountains ready
for any emergency
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Quincy were
killed here last night when an avalanche
OF mud and rock overwhelmed them as
they sought 20 escape from their home
AZ the foot of a bluff.