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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
TO CURB ABUSE OF
The PUBLICITY ACT

Testimony was Submitted TO th,
Arkansas Press Association, at It,
meeting In LltIle Rock, Monday az,
ternoon, that few papers IN the
state apparently are attempting tc
make the publicity act abuoxlous,
and ore not complying With 'h.
som. H, letter ul ,.s law m cartv.
ios ont 'ts provisions. Tie press
a-soci7tion not only voiced i,s dis,
n'''oyal of the practice bu, took
".ep' 10 induce taxpayers IN The
counties In which the actions have
occurred to protest allowance of
the unjust claims when presented To
'he oourty courts.
In other instances county officials
a.e refusing TO comply in publish
ng legal notices as provided for
upder the law. These, too, are to
be Investigated.
Iezarkaua may get both the 1915
and 1917 summer meetings Of the
association. The executive com.
miitee OF the ASSOCIATION, late Mon
day afternoon, voted to hold the
annual May meeting this year at
oxarkana, aud went on record
fWoring holding the 1917 meeting
there too, providing a JOINT meeting
with the Texas and Louisiana asso.
emtions may be arranged.
Plans already are being formulat.
ed by several papers for recognition
Of Newspaper Week, " suggested
in resolution introduced by V. A.
iiceson Of Morrilton. Further plan.
will be made at the May meeting,
Il Is planned by Mr.. Beeson to have
every newspaper IN the State issue
au extra booster edition, in which
publicity to the resources 0i th,
State as we'll as Of the respectiy,
,.0antes be given. Extra copies
mailed to every section Of the ma
tiou, Mr.. Beeson believes. would
result IN profitable advertising fol
the State.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
BRICK MANUFACTURING
COMPANY ORGANIZED

A new business enterprise for
Pocabontas was organized last Fri.
day, which will be known as the
Pocahoutas Brick Manufacturing
Company The Grm i, composed
Of Joe +. Ba',z, Joe II. DeCIerk,
X. A. Roberts, Jos. Peters aud
Joseph Schmidt, Jr. The new
firm Is composed of some OF Pocn-
hontas best business men aud as the
institution is one needed in the
community We see no reason why it
should not prove success. The
business will be the manufacture
and sale Of brick exclusively.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
MaSOnS Install Officers

At the regular meeting Of Ran.
polph Lodge No. "A, f. & A. M,
Wednesday night several of the
newly elected officers were installed.
Red Cross Chapter No. SO, o. K.
S., also Installed its principal Off
GERS. The ceremonies were public,
but the attendance was unusually
small. Past Master j. ID. Wells
was Installing officer Tor the Ma
sons and the following were INSTALL
a.:
g. Il. Stuttle, worshipful master;
l.. T. lilankenshIp, senior warden;
f. + George junior warden; K. n.
LlIs, .enror deacon; j. d. Wells,
chaplain.
The Cunr'or officers were installed
by DR.. I. K. stuttlc, aud were as
follows: Mrs. John X. Kizer,
worthy maruu; j. II. Shiyley,
worthy patron; Mrs. Sue Wiley,
associate matron; Mrs Nell Lucas,
orgauIst; DR.. Stutlle, marsbal;
Mrs. Stuttle, Ruth.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
THREE OF FAMILY
DIE IN ONE week

TIE hand Of death rested heavily
on the family Of James Pendergras
last week. The family lived IN a
houseboat and with them lived Mrs
Mandy Henson, mother aud grand
mother, u years Of age, aud Mack
aud Walter Ray, sons of Mrs. Pen.
dergrass. Mrs. Henson died on
Monday. Henry, the l2.year old
sou of Mr.. aud Mrs. Pendergrass,
died Friday the l8th, aud Mack
Ray, l5.year old son OF Mrs. Pen
dergrass, died the l5th. Each had
pneumonia. rhe burial of each
was in the Masonic cemetery.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
KOmanS' Missionary Society

The Womans' Missionary Society
held meeting with Mrs. Anna
Martin Tuesday afternoon. The
following program was rendered:
DevotIonal-Bro. |. ID. Mcclure.
Reading, "Home Missions
Mrs. Phrpps.
Poem, "A Modern Prayer
Mrs. Ellis.
Letter from Africa Mrs. Moore.
A Mission study class was organ
Ized to meet twice a month. China
will be the subject to be studied
this year.
Mrs. J. p. George gave a local
treasurer's report for the year 1915
The society adjourned to meet at
the church the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary. Supt. Of Publicity.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
Miss SaIIee tntertalnS

The Bachelor Girls Club was en-.
tertained with might've by Miss
Ona Sallee last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Tula Blankenship received
first prize, Miss Mona shannon re.
ceived BOBBY prize, and Ms. Sea.
man the guest prize. Afle, dainty
refreshments a few numbers e
vocal and instrumental music werr
rendered. The Club adjourned to
meet the following Thursday with
Miss Edith Martin.
The winners IN the contest com
plmentary to Miss Eaton, mention
of which was made in this paper
last week, were Misses Horlense
Seoor and Miss Eula Martin. Wis.
itors were Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Ed
Henderson, Mrs. G. f. Stuttle and
Miss Moiua Spikes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
Complimentary to Ponder

The Newport Independent has
the following to say of Hon. II. l..
Ponder, candidate for State Sena-
tor from this district:
"Harry l.. Ponder, one of Ark.
ansas' most gifted public speakers
aud parliamentarIans, has recently
announced Tor state senator from
the district composed of Lawrence,
Sharp and Randolph counties.
awe need men of his cahber IN the
Senate and he has many friends in
Jackson, who would like to put
one in tor him, If it would be count
ed.'
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
CHAIRMAN CALLS
COMMITTEE MEETING

Calls for meeting Of Democratic
County Central Committee:
The Democratic County Central
Committee for Randolph county,
Arksrsas, is hereby called to meet
in the court house in PoCahoutas at
one o'clocS p. m. on Saturday the
goth day Of January, 1915, for the
purpose Of ordering Urinary eIec
tion IN said county to be held in ac
oordance with the rules and regula-
tions Of the Democratic Party aud
OF making all necessary arrange
ments for conducting said primary
that may properly come before said
Committee. Each and every mem.
Der Of said Committee Is hereby
urged to attend this meeting in per-
son as no proxies can be allowed or
used under the rules Of the party
now m force. Given under my
hand this the 18th day Of January,
1915. +. Dalton,
Attest: Chairman,
J. u. Wells,
Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
fpWOrth League Organized
Secretary.

A few young people met at the
Methodist church Tuesday night
and organized an Epworth League.
The following officers were elected:
President, L. Il. uulen; first vice
president, Z. 4. Harrison; second
vice president, Edith Martin; third
vice president; Opal McCIure;fourth
vice PRESIDENT, Jennie Johnston;
secretary, Clara Wells; treasurer,
Herbert Price; Era agent, Bess
Johnston; juniors superintendent,
FlayIa Ruff; assistant sureuutend.
ant, Mrs, E. =. Harrison. There
were twenty.one members enrolled.
A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all the young people of
the town to become members.
The first devotional meeting will
be held at the Methodist church,
Sunday evening at $50.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
Our Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
and renewals from the following
since our last Issue:
DR. J M Burk, WylIe McCarroll,
f L Simington, u Blackburn, Ed
g w Million, S + Kerley, Miss
Edna Klbler, Miss Helen Eaton,
Rev Jos FroItzheim, Mrs Minnie
Moskop, II 9 Auspach, Sank Huru,
Mrs } w Thomas, Sol Pfeffer,
Clay Holford, S M johnson, 4 f
Mclaughlin III r Bridges, Mrs. ] r
Laughry, Il 7 Boone, NJ McNabb,
r A Downey, Rev A J johnson,
Mrs S g Henderson, NJ + Hender
son. r } Morris, II X Gauntt, w +
Miller, Sam Thompson, G G Crow
Ser. ! 3 Dawson, w J Gibson,
&r- j r Rodgers J w Dunn, Il
81 Johnston, Il G Barrett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
Mock Succeeds Johnston

o. G. Mock, formerly cashier of
the Bank Of BIggers was, last Fri
day, elected to succeed Ben John
ston, who resigned As assistant
cashier of the Randolph County
Bank. He entered upon his duties
at once and has given up the iuten-
of going to Oklahoma, as ne had
planned 10 do.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
Annual Bank Meetings

The annual meetings Of the stock
holders of the Randolph County
and Pocahontas State Banks were
held last week. No change IN d.
rectors or officers in either instItn
tou was made. The earnings OF
each was satisfactory to all con
cerned.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
County Scrip Higher

County scrip is higher now than
for several years past, and Sheriff
Russell announces that # he is re-
elected he will pay 100 cents on the
dollar next year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21

A crowd Of young people spc,t
Tuesday evening very pleasantly
at the home Of air. and Mrs VIM.
Hannaford, the occasion being Mrs.
Frank Hannafords birthday.
W'll buy fat hogs, weighing
from 80 pounds up. viii pay
highest market pric5. BRING them
TO Ballz' scales, Monday, Jan. 2lth.
% ltp. l.. |. Bramlett.
Mrs. Minnie Pinkston returned
Tuesday from a visit To her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Biokers, at Jonesboro.
Mrs. j. II. Laughry of Dalton
sends Us a remittance TO renew her
subscription TO the Star Herald.
II. T. Boone OF Biggers paid US
a pleasant call Monday.
s. M. Jyhnson, VI. --,ant = :.
dlebroos; "ds-s-essessae
in Pocahontas Monday. -
Tom Laughry Of DAD
pleasant caller at our OFF,
day.
Joe S. Decker, J. l.. Fry, Chas.
Poteet. and other good citizens of
james Greek township, were trans
acting business in Pocahontas this
week.
q. G.. Crowder Is a new aubscrib.
er at lmboden.
w. Il. Campbell Of Birdell was
IN town on business Wednesday.
b. f. Bigger was down from
Biggers a day or two this week,
visiting his family and attending
court.
Hon. II. l.. Ponder of Walnut
Ridge, prominent candidate for
State Senator was in Pocahontas
two or three days first OF the week
attending court and renewing ac.
quaintance with his many old
friends.
Good team OF heavy work horses
for sale, 8 and years old. Cash
or good note.
= c. A. Dixon,
g2 If Pocahontas, Ark.
A. J. Weaver Of Maynard has
been m PocahOnt1, lhls week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
CIRCUIT COURT IN
SESSION THIS week

The January term Of the Ran.
do'ph Circuit Court uonvenrd IN
Pocahoutas Monday morning with
Judge ! b Eaker presiding. Pros.
uuulius Attorney Northcult and
Deputy ! Z George were IN attend.
.t lank., " rla .H... .I
the state.
The local bar Is represented los
e &. Scboonoyer &. Il. Hender
sou, CampJell, Pope & Spikes,
Jackson d Meek, E,ton d BOvus,
II. NJ. Bishop, +. n. Ellis, J. J.
Lewis, 5. ID. Bennett, !. MulloY,
J. l.. Fry and Joe II. johnson.
Visiting attorneys are, IL. l.. Pou-
der, Walnut Ridge; J. G. Ashley,
Melbourne; William K. Chesnut,
Hardy; Willis Ponder Walnut
Ridge.
5. d Bennett was enrolled as a
member of the Randolph County
Bar.
The following were sworn in a.
grand jurors:
10 Sallec, foreman; W X MoIl.
roy, clerk; G S Robertson, Joe +
Brown, Joe Wisenbach, w Il Ey.
ans, J N White, ! ID Stubble.
deld, G W Barnett, w A Davis,
IN f Pickett, NJ MoNabb, J
r Holt, VIII 5 White, n J Horse
man, Q II Carter.
The petit jury is composed Of the
following:
Oscar Baker, w B Malhile, J A
Mclaughlin, NJ d Presley, A J
Downing, Clifford Price, John
Woodbridge, James Kirk, J J Ches.
ter, DAILY Lacy, Joe Brooks, & c
Hogan, Chester Massey, Baird
Weaver, Otis Mcclure, w Dunn,
Sank Hurn, A Cooper, Clyde
Layl, Walter MoCra y, Tom Shore
Barlha Baltz, Claud Mock, Burl
Hickman.
State cases disposed of up to
Thursday morning are as follows:
James Ellis, grand larceny, con-
tlnued.
ED Dilport, malicious mischief,
plea of guilty, fine $50.
II. A. Adkins, drunkenness, con-
tinued.
Bud Strickland, grand larceny,
continued.
Ben Ford, forgery, dismissed.
Lee Teel, incest continued,
Hamp Turner, selling liquor,
jury trial, not guilty.
Hamp Turner, selling liquor to
minor, mol pros.
Lee Teel, carmel abuse, continued.
T. e. Limbaugh, breach of peace,
plea of guilty, fine $500
John Waldron, appeal, dismissed,
Henry Greathouse, perjury, jury
trial, not guilty.
Mrs. l.. Brown, assault to kill.
mol pros.
Ralph and Freeman Spikes, mali
crous mischief, Jury trial, not
guilty.
Eli Brooks, assault to kill, plea
Of guilty, fine SIS.
Eli Brooks, wearing weapons,
plea Of gHlty, fine $50.
Lee Teel, seduction, continued.
Billie Prentice, grand larceny,
mol pros.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21

George Turner of Prescott is
visiting hIs mother IN Pocahontas
this week.
Kent Eaton of Leslie came IN
Monday and Is spending tue week
with relatives and old friends.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-21
from Tom Campbell

My Fellow Citizens:
have been too busy in circuit
court this week to prepare my Tor
NAL letter of announcement as a
candidate for Congress; but | ask
you to watch this paper next week
and tor my formal announcements
Sincerely Yours,
Tom w. Campbell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
GOVERNOR BELIEVES IN GREAT CONNER
 GAL FUTURE
A. P. A. Service.

SEATTLE, March Io.-Gov- ernor Strong arrived here from Juneau yesterday en route to Washington where he will com municate with the officials on sev- eral matters of importance con nected with the development plans of the administration duc- ing the coming summer.
 Discussing the present and future outlook for the northern territory today, the governor ob- served that Alaska development has now passed the stage where it depends entirely on the min eral output. The remarkable in- crease in commerce with the United States during the past year and also the widening range of exports of the territory are, in the opinion of the governor ample reason for his belief that Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

has reached stage where devel- opment will progress, regardless
 of the volume of the mineral pro- duction. The governor incidental ly expressed the opinion that Se- attle will do hundred million dollars worth of business with the territory during the present year and possibly more. The governor will leave for the east Monday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

but no particular damage was done. The fire was in the bed clothes but as the owner was not at home the cause is unknown. Owing to the deep snow the fire wagon could not get close to the scene and the department em- ployed hand chemicals.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
FAMOUS OUTLAW DYING

LEE SUMMIT, Mo-, March 2o.-Cole Younger, the associate of the James boys in many of their famous depredations during he last century, is on his death bed in this city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
EAGLES ATTENTION.

A social session will be held after the regular meeting of Nome Aerie No. $, or Tuesday, March 2I. All Eagles invited to attend.
 COMMITTEE
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
MOTHER OF MAUDE
 ADAMS DIES

SALT LAKE, March Io.- Mrs. Annie Asenath Adams, mother of the famous actress, Maud Adams died last night Nrs. Adams was at one time one of the best known actresses in the United States but retired from the stage many years ago.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
MOOSE ATTENTION.

All Moose are requested to at- tend meeting tonight at 8 p. m. Business of importance and ini- tiation s ALFRED J. LOMEN,
 Dictator. CHAS. THOMPSON, Sec.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The outside mail. practically all second class, arrived yester- day afternoon in charge of Eric
 Johnson. There was a little frst class in the bunch. Included m the consignment was goodly weight of congressional records Somebody back in Washington is evidently trying to relieve the scarcity of reading matter occa- toned by the delay of magazines by supplying us with the elevated stuff. they peddle in congress. Maybe its a sign that the call of the wild has been heard there. Quien Sabe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
PLEAsE READ THIS CAREFULLY

Sooner or later. why not now. order one of our latest master tailor suits or ovsrcoate We have them from $1S.So up. in all wool materials. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Over so0 of this seasons. 1916. latest styles and patterns to select from. And 32 over coat patterns. besides fancy vests and raincoats.
 Order them before the 3oth of March, SO we get ret them on the first boat. Please bring us your cleaning. pressing and rsDairiAs. We appreciate your pAtronAgA
 YeHrs c plsase
 NOME TAILORING co. Bet ssserstrom | Hagen and zshners
 jewelry stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
 NEW POSTMASTER
 JUNEAU
A. P. A. Service.

A. P. A. Service.
 WASHINGTON, March 2o.- The president today nominated /. M. Bradford for the position of postmaster at Juneau.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The last registered mail of the winter season will leave next Fri day, closing on the evening of that day. The last ordinary mail will close a week later, March 3I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The latest to enter the field as an aspirant for honors at the forthcoming municipal election is Judge ]. F. Hobbes who has an nounced himself a candidate for he office of city attorney.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The Nome Kennel Club has re- ceived the sum of forty dollars from Hart Humber of Candle, for the annual dues and for the sale ,f the new club buttons to mem- bers of the organization who re- idle in that section. Those men, toned by Humber, who is the of- icial representative of the club at
 andle, as having purchased the buttons are: Chas. Oberg, R. s. )immick and Messrs. Curtis and Welch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20


 Dr. ]. H. Mustard this morning removed the right foot of Bob Rice, the man who was so severe y frozen in the vicinity of the Nugget roadhouse recently. It vas at first thought that Rice would suffer no serious amputa- lions as a result of his expert :nce, but it was found that the foot was so badly injured that aving it was impossible. The ingers of the right hand were also removed and the ultimate emoval of the little finger on the eft hand is in prospect.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20
NEWS NOTES

Paul Kjedstead departed for ! trip down the coast yesterday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. 1omen returned from a visit to Council yesterday
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

Entries for the Record handi- cap race to Solomon and return to be run on March g will close tonight at Roses candy store. Owing to the handicap of forty i've minutes, it is expected that
 here will be a considerable num- Der of teams entered. It is said that practically all of the blue rib bon teams will enter in an at .empt to shatter the record.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The following official announce ment of the dispatch of the last mails of the winter season was issued by Postmaster Bakke to- day:
 Nome Nugget:
 Will you kindly insert in your paper the following schedule of mails to be dispatched for the states: Friday, March "A, is the last dispatch of registered mail and parcel post. Friday, March 3I, is the last dispatch of letter mail only. Respectfully, s. J. Bakke, Postmaster.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The total number registered up to noon today was 527. A consid- ,rable portion of this number are members of the fair sex who have been registering rather more brisk during the past two or three days. The city clerk ex- poets that there will be a rush turing the latter days of this week. The registration books will close next Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

lHe DliltdIu BdIIic DctWccIl Crigsby and Johnson Saturday evening at the Board of Trade was witnessed by large gather ing of the billiard fans who re- ceived their fill of excitement from match replete with interesting plays and which was doubtful up to the last moment. Grigsby, who conceded his opponent Ioo points, won by the extremely narrow margin of two points. Grigsby was not in the best of form and attained an average far lower than in the last match. He, how ever, negotiated several good sig ed runs including one of A and runs of 22 and 20 were also re- corded. The score at the finish was 400 to 2o8 Melin and Kilroy playing no to 100, also played a match which was won by the former by score of no to 78. Messrs. Kiesele and Bruner will play at nine this evening.
 Standing room only was the ign that greeted the late arrivals at the Eagle Hall moving picture show last evening. The IoI Bison
 jim "Richelieu' in four parts, n magnificent production and
 he work of Murdock McQuarrie as "the cardinal" and Pauline Bush as Jule De Mortemer, his ward, is most cleverly done. "The Seat of the Trouble" a Powers
 Universal comedy is full of
 laugh provoking fun while the Animated Weekly, with the car toons by Fly Mayer, is one of the pest seen this winter, the violin
 selection by Miss Bertha John
 'on, accompanied by Prof. Bour- ct go to make up most pleasing and entertaining program for the benefit of those unable to attend Sundays performance the same how will be repeated tonight and Ithe public is assured of treat
 in witnessing these films. The
 first show starts at 7:Is sharp. Admission 2sc-
 A small blaze in the cabin of Mike Mccarthy in the rear of the hospital shortly after noon today brought out the fire department
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20


 It is definitely announced that he baseball series is at an end as 10 arrangements can be made for continuing the games. An effort was made to have a resumption of he games between the Fort and All Star teams with the batteries 'xchanged, Lewis and Thompson 'laving with the Fort and Nile md Engel with the Stars and things were in a fair wav in that direction when the married ladies cam announced that owing to eeveral of the ladies withdrawing .hev were unable to. continue. With the ladies eliminated there was nothing to do but call every thing off and the committee SO decided.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-03-20

The republican district con vention was held in Hunter hall
 Saturday evening and much en-
 thusiasm was developed by the
 stalwarts during the disposal of the business of the meeting. The principal work of the meeting was the disposal of the proxies of the Seward peninsula dele gates to the Seward convention. The matter was disposed of by
 he delegates being instructed to forward their proxies to George D. .Sch6eld and William A. Gill more with instructions to those gentlemen to vote as unit on all matters relative to the Second di- vision which may come before he convention.