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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-03
Los car:ancistas essan desro:aliza
dos

Los e"'A"e's'S eS'S" o''' "'I-
dos
ros soldHdos ca.rancist.-aiie-
ro,, rrr,s de los ipformaa.-s-po
criarcn y. na;,ar y {. Que no les
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~defirienta. MUGS con 10 que les pag
g, robjernn 10 2ucGcn nj siquierm
comn.a NJ, c,atidad de maix s,fi.
.iarfa na,-a II. to,1ilias de Ia comiaa
he IN dir. Por orra parte. como los
sol5ado. de- Trav;5o no ham obtenido
h, Eta aho..s Il, colo tri,mfo scbre los
vi1T.tas aafes bi.n. bar side dcrro-
;ado. nor ssto, en- cuantas wees ham
comba-ido. re.u}ta que "a 10 rienep
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
IA APTiSTA ELENA MARIN ACU
SO = So MAR!Do BAUCHE
ALCALDE

MEXICO. Nov. io.-ln gran es-
c.;ndalo social Ia surgido con mott
20 del divorcio ~rromovido por a
sonociaa cantaAce Elena Marin, eD
contra de su marido, Manuel Bauchc
.A,.alde. e~x-coronel viiliSta Y en- Ia
~c,u2lidtd general del cjtrcito 0e Ca
rama.
Ia csposa de 3aucke &lega que
est no Ia IA lucriio nlaDtener nrr-
70. segln dice IN periodico. = Quc
t.>-qba O. o6liraria q ejceuyar actoS
i~udecoroSos par: pcdcr 1usearsc ia
vida. Ademis. alega NIL tIato G in
fiIgliGad.
IA Marin - uat;ra DE Sonora, la,
;e@to h.cho SIS estudioS en- Ell con
~~rrr@rVri2 lNacional de MuSica me
xicsno. Y en- las @;ras artisticas que
~empeend:6 por Sur America Y Europa
c5tuvo ruidosos triunfos.
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Ia n2dis a8Ge opsE32jaa5s
con It's bjji15'qgas
IN LAS PO5LAcIONE& DEL NOR
TE De MEXICO CiRCJLA GRAN
CANT-GAC Dc D.EE..G
FL .ob:erno promote TaEa' a los cm
p:caaos ana ?arte dc su5 -Iel-
ao--en T~aCtai.cC

LAREDO. Texas. Ho'.s"'te 10
L" lbs priEc.22ies Po"!a1l""oH "@i >of
ie &c !" kepu''ica n&e'e ''I' )"
tranS"ccIoneS con "7HiH'9'2oes' 1t"
dos les Wa1ef'" que iie&"H eS'" q"
DAD mIorf;an que eli Monterrey "a.
tile, Ian'p'co. ETC. eIc'' c''e".' 'oa'4
date H'nero americana ' que en- e.
"a especIe st haceh 'ooA' IDS II""
sac"lon'S. DUES ei paper mol''o" e.
~rcc!2%ado poH TOGO munu' ! eSpecia!
mcnte poT los Aeniofe' &c He&oelS'
Hu" "facia" y IA Spo@icio" de "a.
rfanza d. que - perm'IerA hueY"
TeNtc por los hombreS dc negocioS'
roGido wear 9or sHS 1nle.eSeS, SIN
tener W Ia amenaza de las grandes
mu;tas y Dc los aTrestos Que TN ire,
cuentes fueron haSta h&ce POGO lem
4, pc.
y" Ia &0ioHd"des 10 pefsisue'
I los com2rc'12tcs PorQae Sc EehN-
san II &captar si na2el m"neda, J
esto - debc = que sc h"" e"sTcnci'
10 dc que nj q pueblo 10 Gp:er", y
dc que N nadic 10 c~on@;de'2 cont
lie "aceptaci6n forzos2.' + mlsmo
I gobierHo Sc ha ~encargddo dc DIR II
: raz5n NJ pueblo pues Sc Ia viS-o obi
@ato, cn yirtud de las circHnStancias
= expedir IN deereto por Ell que dis
gone que todoa los Sue!dos y lorna
les sean p"2acos en- orc naclohai'
Como iaS moheHas ~nacloA;!es eS
lin muy eScaSaS : como les cspecle'
m-etalicas o ias cue ahn"dan' re
saita que tod@s las t~rinsacclcneS 50
cs.@M hacienda en mohedas dc 10;
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Raul Garate fue defrotaso
Dor Pedro chapa
FL. Ex-cOsERNAOOR DE TAMAO'
LfPAS ESTA DIsGUSTADo
CON LAS AUTORiDADES
DE MATAMOROS
EI eIecto diputado al Consreso Cons
tisuyense no es o~riginario c.
Tamaulipss
corrr,opndeneia Especial para lA rEtNsA.

! cerrr>ppndeneia Especial para ~ FiihNsA'
BROWNSVILLE Texas, Novem,
hre Io-Conforme ii anuncio of,
..;aI hecho sobre cl resultauo de las
eIeccioncs que &c ve-ificaron en- Ma
t~anoros para dipuvado por csc distEi-
to al Congress- Co~nstitUyantc convo-
cado Dor Carranza, el aviadcr Pedro
Chapa quieu tiene cl grade lie CO.
rpnc' 1T q ~ej3rcito consti,ucionaiista
yesult6 clectc, habiando d2r:ocado n
= gobernadur del Estado, c"rone.
Raul Garate. nuien tamhi%n ianZ6 81
caad;datUGa.
Rail GaGatn - encaeau& dcsde
mace varios dis en- Matamoros Y Sc
gun sc she. est; profuudamentc dis
gosrado con el club "M"irero" y con
- @1toriiades del puerto. roTqua ell
..cz .lc rrestarIr 81 ayn3a ccnulbu-
veron d 81, dcrrota. !c-r"ndo que
triunfarv e. c~orcnci Ch&pa. Quien
a. 1;,,-.5o 81 Co,g,cso
I-.;-.-.-to ro,. ! d;s.i+o 10 Ma
- go, :, M ser ,auaul;-
-, l,,
"z'" 's's'' ~
- =. W.. ~o,i.,.. q. er.
- ,i~nr-,,;o~ CON Al biio no
80 -, ,aSo.. C.b,rs,o norore
.nars, ..T,ba f~nnoienGo no Go
1T. m.ar.;no +r,t6 l., 9nnone,.
.:fn., -. .,,,-,r,
ue Ia.s -, o,.,.
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IT Cipir.N kDENfC CnEE OLE
- "RREEiEN' ST PERDID. -.


del blolucu. Creo qur dchc hahnr
sUfrii" a'.liu atcidante. p%robahlr-
urnte aj-lin choIue con una nina.
.Los in@lcsaS 10 10 capturaron : dc
n,i 10 c-loy SECURE.
Fl rapitan koenig manifcst6
];ansDiGn que trataria con Fl Einha-
iador Won BrTustorGf accrca dc una
projc>ta que ~clcvard a 2obierno de
los EsiadoS InidoS, por IN act" do
yi0IaciGn dc las lcycS he Dhutraiidad
llevado n rabo 20" unos yapcrrs
pesradore>. durante ST. partida d.
Baltimore, ell As6sto pasado..
FL captain kucui= funiara II
Juria Ell 81 hccho. se=lin dice. &c
uur dos barcoS p~tscadoreS cS!uyic-
ron indicaudo los movimionjos del
Deutschland q 81 salida dc CheSa-
| peakr, a los Darto> de guerra ALA
do, que - hallaban frcnte 4 la costa.
Y die lue e>pera Que su p~rotesla
! ryilmr% que Un atjo -"m"jaEte sc
I We've Il rabo 1tra vez.
"L.u> meucionaios brtes pe,cado-
res e>jaijan ieudjcMin redes u nues-
- >atida: pero no creU que con III
! teucio.a- Gc atraparnoS, Sino unica-
nruje para SeNaiar nueStra rUta.
! Es.oy ~e&uro lie quo relloS eTan u
Wericano> y me >uponGu~ que deben
hab"r rcribido una burna Suma CO.
Hr page lie 81 trabajo."
FL capit5n manifesto taHDitn III,
rl submarine mercantc "AmeriKa'
10 que Ina liuDiado 10 preu>a, no eXis-
ln. declaIando que .Aiemania solo te-
ma dos submarines m~ercanteS: e!
"~DeulSchiand' y eI Bremen.
Por iltimo. hablando lie 81 re-
greSo a Alemania, dijO cue proba.
blemenic - haIia dentrO de quin-
20 dias y Que I'll Satida Sc llevaria
Il efeeto De la miema manera que Sc
hizo la vez pasata en- Baltimore, du-
ranle 81 dia ' j Ia vista de todoS.
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correspondence Especial para IA PiLNSN
Ell. PASO. Tex.. 1ioyiemnre iro.-
La situaci9n ~ Ia ciUda'I de Chr
huaEua Is dc 10 ms atlictlva Que
ir~asluarse 2ueGa, dicen los Niaieros
que han astaao licgHndo q Il iron
tea. Unos ne c,os viaicroS. ciuda-
danes americ"uus, manifestaHon Il los
representatives dc Ii prensa Local quo
con motive Gc habcr interrumDido los
yilii>taS las comunicociones al II G2
Ch;huahua. Ia ciudaL Sc halia cu Ill
ficjlcs Condolences. pueS 70 h@E pc.
3iio llegar yyvercs = los nocvS gu
nay =" ;-gptar;in may pronro Eorque
los anrovach.r"n los so!G&ucS lle&g-
dos uiiim4mcn.c para ~reforzar /"
@uaruicion. Is Cleric cue por {.
.iu;trvz pD6:t.r iie@ar rroVisi"nes:
Zero nay Ia c;rcunsta2cia dc QUe min
gun c~omerc;arTc Quielc compfa' E;%
mcIcadcrias en- los ESt",ios Umi&o*,
dondc ticucu que p&gar en- diner" o.
~ para lieva-:.s = Ch:nu>Gu@. Y cN-
poncrsc q D~erGrri2s. - aalvoa2a d"
les yiilistas so5rc Il plt=a aume"ta
= @iaric V soa muyhos los homnre$
dc negorios que estau 0uscand" i"
ugcr dc fraSiaGgr gTIn Uar.C -
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Sc efectua una gran ~rcYista militar

In honor de tres jefeS sn]ilitares
amcrjcaEos que 81 huespedes del
general Psrkcr sc efectuara hoy
en- IL Ressca ie IN Palma. cerca del
canine que ~ 4 Punta Isabel. una
gran reri<ta militsr por acuerdo =
Disposition del iefe militar del Dis
trito de Brownsville.
Los jefes m;iit&res en- cuye honor
Sc verificard Ia reviSta militar. son
Ell mayor General arturo Murray, 81
6rigadier William P. Hal! ' el bri-
gadier Wifliam Grozier.
AGemas de los citados miiita.es aar
siGo inviradas 2 h revisra. por e. e,
neral Parker. uuchas person&s de ia
sociedad de esta. ciudaG y de ocras de
Vale
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Ell pape! moneda pero dandole5 el
equiva4ente g 10 que les correspon:
de por 81 suicide en- GRO E~acional. dc
manera qUe mejora SUI ccndicion, que
ya>no podia ser peor.
ES5o, a. meros Sc les ha dicho =
los e~mpIeados pGblicos de Nuevo La
redo: pero entienIo Que iguai pro
Mes sc les he necho a todos los de
ia Repu5lica especialrlenVe 4 los cue
vixen en- Il trontera.
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Fueton capturaaos unos jeEc7 Willis,

Caaao i!.sIaS, entire 5os cue s.
cEs1ca Rosario Garcia. [.corone; ..
maGao de Villa. tueron c~&pIuratos en-
81 rancho &c Santa Ans. IS millaz
- SuFaste de Casas Gr2@Css. per sol
aa2isoas : vagueros de-
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TRES MINISTRIES DEL GtBiNETE
.ACSTRtLIASU PRESENTATION
SIS RENUNCIAs.

MELBOURNE. Noyiembre e.
guDie:no iaG!6S la acceptable las re
nuucia> lie las >"Eore> Alberto Gar
.iiHHr. Nce-prr>! !ente de! Console
Executive. y. }. Russell. >ecretario
d-l NiuiStro de Marina Y VI. HiggS.
Njni>jro de Hacienda del Gabinete
austral.ano luieueS prcSentarnn Su>
reuuRcia> con fccha Il de Octubre.
Dido cor regocijo Ia noticia de que
las guardias ~nacioDales permaneceT-an
aqui por 10 men0S todo 81 inviernc.
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Is n1uy atIietiva Ia sjtuacjon de
los habitantes DE- fsEli1flga5aa
| AZ EyfSTFxCIAS de WHERE'S son TAN p0GAS DIE Pii0Nl0 81
,.nrABiNlnS SgLBA DOS CANRaNG!SFAS NJ iE.'hN
rF IN TREyTN0 y GREEN SECliR6 EL~IiaJNF0 DE VILLA.

mismo rancho. seguE a@uncia un
mensaie de Maximo MARQUEE, CO.
mandante de las tropas dc Santa Ana.
enviado al general Gonzalez, conan
Dante de 9. JUdTez.
Aigunos dccumentos CUE ie tuero9
rcccgidos n ccroEel Rosario Garcia,
cs,aban dirigidos . Villa ) f.yrliGos
por 81 general Rerua. ~com1ndanJc -
llista.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Entertained Class No. 6

Class No. 9 Of the Methodist
Sunday school was delightfully."- en-.
tertalned Thursday evening from 4
to by Miss Ona Sallee. 1t was a
masquerade party and many origin.
al costumes appeared, including
Gypsies, FAIRIES, Clowns, Indian
Princesses, Brownies, etc.
Nine girls composed the class
and each invited boy of like size.
Many amusing games we're played
and refreshments served during the
evening. Taken all IN all the lit,
tie folks say 1t was the most delight.
full occasion Of the season.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
new FIGURING MILL
FOR P0CAHONTAS

Sam w. Lindsey Of Middlebrook
and Mrs. Maggie Keith of this city
have completed arrangements for
the installation of an up to date
Touring and grist mill in Pocahon-
tas. The machinery has been or
dered to be shipped Oct. lst. Mr..
Lindsey was here Wednesday look
ing for a site for the building, aud
although several suitable places
were offered, IL has not been decId-
ed as yet just where the location
will be. Definite arrangements for
this, however, will be made early
next week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
BLACK RIVER LEVEE
IS BEING REBUILT

The contract for strengthening
and repairing the Black River levees
at the head of Big Running Water,
which were so badly damaged by
the high waters year ago, was let
last week to X. A. Roberts of this
oity and Tom Turner of O'Kean.
The work Is now under way.
Twenty five men with teams are
now on the job and 1t will require
several weeks in which to complete
the work.
The contract was bid in at 90, 900
and the cost Is to be paid as folio ws:
Frisco railroad s75O;RunningW Water
Ditch Co., Lawrence county, $1,000;
Running Water Ditch Co., Ran
dolph county, $3.50.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
fire Tuesday klQht

Tuesday night at about IL o'clock
fire destroyed the Thos. Rowen
property, occupied by Mrs. Josie
Nicks and daughter, Mrs. Downing
and Raymond Mills and wife.
Very little of the contents belong
ing to any of the occupants was
saved, owing to the fact that the
fire had gained much headway be-
fore it was discovered. We under
stand that the loss on both the
building and contents was partially
covered by insurance.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Plano Lessons

Miss Eula Martin, who will have
charge of the music department of
the Pocahontas High School, an
nounces that she will begin teach
ing the lst of September. All who
wish to enroll at the beginning
please call phone No. lo7.
Miss Martin is we'll known in
Pocahontas as an accomplished mu'
sician. In addition to her home
and college training she attended
the Conservatory of music at Chau-
tauqua, New York, last year, and is
therefore well qualified for the
duties she Is about TO assume.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
INSTALL OFFICERS

Pocahontas Lodge No. 9S,
knights Of Pythias, held an en-.
thuslastic meeting at Castle Hall
Tuesday night. Several members
Of the old degree team were present
and 1t was universally agreed to go
to work and revive Pythianlsm IN
Poeahontas. A few years ago the
Knights Of Pythias had one of the
best and livliest lodges IN tins sec
ton Of the state, but tor some
cause not much interest has been
taken IN the work lately. l.. F.
Blankenship, deputy grand chan
cellor, installed the following new
officers:
l.. X. Pickett, chancellor com.
mander; II. 4. Lehman, vice chan.
cellor; S. NJ. White, prelate; j. @.
Bowers, master at arms; IL. Nj.
Rice, keeper of records and seal; j..
X. Shivley, master Of finance; G..
f. shannon, master Of exohequer;
Tom Park, master OF work.
DR.. II. L. Throgmorton aud Ma.
son Stacy, inner and outer guards,
were not present, but will be In.
stalled at the next meeting,
The lodge will meet each Tues.
day night and all members are urged
to attend regularly IN the future.
Team members will be selected next
Tuesday night and work in the rank
Of Page will follow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Finance Committee Named

The Chairman of the Democratic
National Committee has appointed
the following as members of the
finance committee for Pocahontas,
to raise funds to assist in defraying
the expenses Of the National Cam
paign: Ben A. Brown, J.D. Wells,
J. u. Jackson, w. f. Spikes, Mrs.
Flora Hall and l., +. Blankenship.
The local committee met Friday
and organized and Is now ready to
receive contributions from all who
desire to see President Woodrow
Wilson reelected. The names Of
all contributors to this fund, to-
gether with the amount contributed,
will be published in the Star Herald
from week to week until the cam
palgn closes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Glass In Music

Mrs. IL. L. Throgmorton an
nounoes that she will start her class
in music next week. She will
teach piano, violin, guitar and man.
dolin. Mrs. Throgmorton is REQ
ognized as one of the most prof.
cient music instructors in this sec
ton of the state. In addition to
her college instruction she has TAX
en- three special courses in music
two al the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music aud one at Ashville, n.
c., and is in possession of splendid
endorsements from each OF these
colleges.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
RAILROADS GETTING
READY FOR STRIKE

New York, Aug. s9-That rail
road executives all over the country
believe a general strike will begin
next Monday Is indicated by the
action of many IN different parts Of
the country IN declaring embargoes
on freight shipments today. Others
are considering similar action
The New Haven today announced
that It will refuse all freight ship
meuts which cannot be delivered be.
fore : a. IN. next Monday.
In Chicago, several trunk lines
today declared a general embargo
on live stock and all perlshable
freight which will not reach its
destination by next Saturday 1t
Is said practically all the remaining
lines will take similar action at
once. The Chicago, Burlington
and Quinoy's embargo, declared to-
day, applies to freight received on
any Of ITS lines or connecting lines
The Southern Pacific Company's
headquarters at San Francisco today
instructed all division superlntend'
ents to notify passengers that unless
they can reach their destinations by
next Sunday night, they may be
subjected to annoying delay. 1t is
expected similar instructions as to
freight will follow.
General offices Of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas at Dallas announc'
ed an embargo on all perishable
freight, effective tomorrow morn
ing. The order also states no live
stock will be accepted for shipment
unless it reaches Its destination by
Sunday morning. The railroads
accept all classes Of freight subject
to delay.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
LEAGUE PROGRAM

The Sunday School, Missionary
Society aud EPworth League will
give a picnic on the Chautauqua
grounds on Monday evening, Sept.
4, beginning At o'clock. All
Methodlsts are urged to come, and
all who care TO bring their lunch
and JOIN IN the fun, are invited.
One OF the principle events of the
evening will be the spreading and
eating Of the lunch, The following
contests are to be carried out:
Foot race-BOys and girls under
ten years Of age.
Running high jump-Boys ten
to fifteen years of age.
Ball throwing-Glrls from ten TO
6tteen years of age.
Bun eating contest Boys over
fifteen years, unmarried.
Foot race Girls over fifteen,
unmarried.
Standing high jumP-married
men.
Foot married women.
Quartette- Sunday School Super
lntendent, president Missionary
Society, pastor Of the church and
president Of the Epworth League.
Sack raoe-BOys of twelve years
and under.
Tug of Children under
eight Years.
Egg race-Young ladies.
Swimming match-Two young
ladies.
Three legged race--Eyery body
eligible.
There will be prizes for the
women IN all the contests.
Chorus by the cradle roll duriug
the evening.
Story telling hour.
Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Attending Association

The Black River Association of
Missionary Baptists is in session at
Walnut Ridge this week. The fol.
lowing, representing Poeahontas
church, have been in attendance.
Rev. J. J. Gates, pastor; b. c..
Pease, Mrs. II. L. Throgmorton,
Mrs. A. J. Lewis, Mrs. L. Q. Hay.
mes, Miss Grace Canada, Mary Sue
Wiley, and Eva Amos.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Community Building Road

Citizens of the county residing
between Lorine and Blacks ferry,
aud the Revel Ford on Elevenpolnts
river have organized themselves
into a good roads club and are max
ing good road from LorIne to the
river at each of the above points.
S. w. Thompson, one of the prin-
oiple boosters IN the movement, re-
ports that every farmer In the com
munlty affected, except two, has
agreed to do his part toward bnild
ing the roads.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Prominent Young Man Dead

William Abanathy, age about ls
years, died at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Aban.
athy, near town, Tuesday night.
Burial was at Oak Grove Wednes-
day afternoon.
Young Abanathy attended school
here last year and was very popular
with the younger people of the
town, all of whom regret to hear Of
bis untimely death.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
AT the Baptist Church

Mrs. Jackson and Miss Una Rob.
erts of Little Rock each delivered
interesting and instructive lectures
at the Baptist church Sunday. Mrs,
Jackson's lecture was pertaining to
the missionary work of the church
and woman's part therein. Miss
Roberts, State leader of the SUM-
beam Band, talked of this organ
ization and chIldrens' part in church
work. Excellent special music was
rendered by the local choir.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
New Law Firm

Attorneys 5. A. ID. Eaton of this
city and Jerry Mulloy Of Reyno
have formed a law partnership,
under the firm name of Eaton d
Mulloy. They will MAINTAIN Offices
in each town, but Mr.. Mulloy will
spend a good portion of his time IN
Pocahontas. Both these men are
we'll known, they are splendid law
yers and will make a strong team.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT FARM SCHOOLS

The University Farm schools con
Quoted in Randolph county last
week by the extension department,
assisted by Jno. II. and Mrs. KIzer,
closed at Old Jackson Saturday af'
ternoon. -Four points in the county
held schools: Holmes, Maynard,
Ravenden Springs aud Old Jackson.
Attendance at each place was as
follows:
Holmes, 1000; Maynard, 800;
Rayenden Springs, 800; Old Jack.
son, 1900. At Holmes a big school
rally was held and splendid pro.
gram rendered which was enjoyed
very much by the large crowd
present.
At Old Jackson the citizens got
together and put on a district fair
and many exhibits of farm products
aud live stock were put up. Apar.
tial list of the prizes awarded fol
lows:
Aberdeen Angus oattle-6rst
prize, NJ. F. Sloan; second, L. T.
Andrews.
Holstein CATTLE. g. Alcoru,
Jersey COW and calf-Dr. G. A.
Henderson.
Poland China pigs-E. b. Walk.
er.
Duroc Jerseys-Jewell Brooks
and Elizabeth Rider.
Poultry department; Silver Laced
WYandottes-Frank Brooks.
Barred Plymouth Rocks. J.
Brooks.
White Plymouth Rocks-G. n.
Peck.
Pen Of Plymouth Rocks-Dr.
G. A. Henderson.
Turkeys: First Prize-James Tip
ton.
Geese: First prize. n. Rey-
nolds.
Colts: Hamiltonian, first prize
Marvin Henderson. Mule colt
James Perrin.
The agricultural exhibits are said
to have been very fine and the dis.
play of jellies, canned goods, etc.,
was beautiful. Prizes were awarded
to the following:
Mrs. Birdie Kingcade, Mrs. X.
NJ. Rider, Mrs. K. B. Walker, Mrs.
Will Cude, MIss Pearl Songer, Miss
Elizabeth Rider, and others whose
names our reporter failed to get.
The names Of the judges we're as
follows:
Hogs-H. X. Sanders, II. NJ.
Cottrell; cattle and horses, John X.
Carter, G. II. Carter; agriculture,
Earle Fitzpatrick, A. p. Boles;
fruits and vegetables, Mrs. Birdie
Klzer; fancy work, Mrs. L. T.
Andrews.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Real Estate Transfers

F. J. Baltz to G. II. Lemmons,
W J nv / swf section l2, township
10, n r east, containing so acres.
Consideration, 5000.
J. G. Waldron to w. c. Brown;
part Of block 80, Hills addition TO
town of Pocahontas. Consideration,
$500.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
HOaOrS About Even

The Pocahontas ball team got a
shade the best of a double header
played with ReYno on the latter's
grounds last Friday. The first
game was won by Reyno, s to 8;
the latter by Pocahontas, 5 to l..
They will probably play here this
afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
KiIISBiQ Rather

K. S. Davis killed a big rattle
snake up in the bottoms, near Run.
ming Lake, Monday. The reptile
measured So inches IN length and
carried eight rattles and button.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
WHEAT WANTED

l want to buy your wheat. Will
pay the highest market price IN
cash. See me before you sell.
49tf f. J. Baltz.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
WAGONS

The celebrated Weber 81 Damme
wagons, strong, light running and
durable. For sale by Spinnenw weber
q Peters. ct
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01

Mrs. B. w. Jamison Of Newport
is visiting Mrs. Anna Barre and
other relatives IN Pocahontas this
week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-09-01
Mr.. Farmer and Stockman

Have you anything you want to sell that have found
market there something you want buy that you
not where find? We have with the Frisco
railroad whereby help you find what you help
sell what you have They send out list of live stock see grain
and farm products about each month and those lists
are made up by items sent from the territory where their road
reaches We will be pleased list anything you send whether
you want buy SELL We will also be glad to help you find
oca market for anything have SELL This service is
free you and believe will be worth something you Write
phone US.
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK
CThe Bank with the Large Capital and Surplus)