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The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
A DANGEROUS FLUE
MAY BE DETECTED
Just How to Look at Chin
ney to Find the Defect That
May Cause Fire Explained.

eve often hear about the
need of inspecting flues to To-
cate defects which cause fires,
but a person ought to know
what to look for before trying
to find it." says Manager J. S.
Speed, of the Arkansas Actuar-
ial Bureau, in a circular on
"Chimneys," just issued.
What to look for most par
ticularly, when inspecting your
chimney is this: Examine very
carefully your chimney at the
point just below the peak of
the roof, where the chimney
goes through. The lower part
may have settled and the up
per part, being held by he roof
timbers, may have pulled away
leaving an open space or break
in the chimney. Such a break
will permit sparks to slip
through into the attic or con-
cealed space.
The spider is a REGULAR little
fire detective, according to the
circular. 1t says: "The spider is
said to spin its web on the
warmest part of the chimney
and thus spider webs, frequent
ly found on and about cracks
on the flue, should be exam
med"
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
MISS ARTIE WHEELER
DIES AT ROSIE

On last Thursday the death
angel visited our community
and took from the home of H.
H. Wheeler his daugher. Miss
Artie, who had been i'll with
typhoid fever. She was nine
teen years of age and was born
and reared here. She is sur
vived by her father, H. H.
Wheeler, four sisters, Misses
Nora and Anna Wheeler, Mrs.
Dave Martin and Mrs. Emma
Maunz, five brothers, VIM.
Wheeler of Salado; Dave, Adj
Olson, Johnson and James of
this place, all of whom were
present when the end came.
Artie was not a member of
any church but was good girl
and was loved by all who knew
her. She VIII be sadly missed
by everyone here.
The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Ben Cook
of Salado Friday afternoon at
the Macedonia cemetery among
a host of sorrowing friends and
relatives. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Her Cousin,
WILLIE WYATT.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Governor
CHAS. H. BROUGH

y VI oONCE ItOt -
CHAS. H. BROUGH
For Congressman
w. A. OLDFIELD
For Circuit Judge
DENE H. COLEMAN
For Prosecuting Attorney
EARLE CASEY
For Representative
JAS. K. YORK
S. A. MOORE
For County Judge
J. H. EMERSON
For Sheriff.
LAWRENCE RUDDELL
For Circuit Clerk
B. F. ADAMS
For County Clerk
E. r. HOOPER
For Tax Collector
S. D. LINDSEY
For Tax Assessor
GEORGE w. WYATT
For County Treasurer
w. r. WESTBROOK
For Surveyor
J. P. MILES
For Coroner
S. r. TUNSTALL
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26

urday and Sunday at Swifton
visiting his sister, Mrs. Nancy
Carr.
Willie Brown of Newark
spent Saturday night here with
his mother, Mrs. Mollie Brown.
Misses Nora and Geneva
Harrison and Curtis Walden
and Urban Brittian attended
the Epworth League at Char
lotte Sunday night.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
REBUILDING BURNED
STORE AT MAGNESS

B. A. Smith is rebuilding
his store at Magness which was
burned some time ago.The firm
was originally Snapp & Smith,
but Mr.. Smith will run gen
eral store alone. Mr.. Smith ex-
poets to carry large stock of
goods.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
PRESS FOR SALE

The Journal has for sale, a
five quarto Improved Prouty
newspaper press, equipped
with both hand and power fix
lures. Press is in good condi-
ton and VIII print four pages
of five column paper. Displac-
ed by Babeock Standard and
will be sold at bargain.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
NEWARK DEFEATS SEARCY
IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON

The Newark High School
football team journeyed to
Searcy last Saturday for a
friendly contest on the grid
iron. They returned Saturday
night on the Hot Shot with their
countenances raidiating JOY and
pleasure. Inquiry into the cause
brought forth the information
that they had won by the score
of 30 to Z.
FIRST QUARTER
At the beginning Capt. Hol-
derby won the toss and chose
to defend the West goal. Capt.
Chandler kicked for Searcy to
NeWark's so yard line where
the ball settled snugly into Hol-
derby's outstretched arms. Hol-
derby returned the ball toNew-
ark's 80 yard line. By a series
of end runs Newark Bucks car
ried the ball to Searcy's 3d.
yard line. On a pretty forward
pass, Wellman to Rodman,
Rodman getting a clear field
raced across within four min
utes after play started for the
first touchdown. Holderby
kicked goal. Searcy chose to
receive, Holderby kicked.
Cooksey received and returned
the ball to Searcy's 40-yard
line but fumbled and Jackson
secured the ball, Newark rush
ed the ball across, Holderby
carrying it for the second
touchdown. Holderby failed to
kick goal. Searcy kicked. Time
was called with the ball in
Newark's possession on Scar
cy's 33-yard line.
Score. Newark 10. Searev O.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26

Trade with the merchants
who advertise in The Journal.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
THE IMMEDIATE SALE
Is Not All That Good
AID YER Using
ACCOMPLISHES


If an individual is to cultivate his personal friend
ships he must keep in touch with his friends. AS Dr.
johnson puts it, must keep friendships in const-
ant repair"
1t is with merchant Through his advertising
he is enabled to keep communication with his stores
patrons and friends. He gives them the facts about
his offerings. Sometimes he tells them of special OPP
portunities he has created through which they may
money in needed purchases These advertisements
of special sales" may usually be relied upon to stmu-
late busnessto make quick turnovers of stocks which
nave accumulated
But the stores advertising does more than to
cempish cearances, to speed up sales of particular
lines of goods. 1t repairs and cements store-frend
ships. The slightly tpeeved' customer, who may be
holding mild grievance, is won back through the in
fuence of advertising which makes the stores policies
understood. The the woman who may have de-
cided that, for unknown to the merchant
they will transfer their trading to other store be-
interested in a special offering made in the adj
Vcrsements of the innocent offender and back
to the first allegiance
Advertising affords the means of holding
ing friendships And that is a task facing every
chant-and more important than the immediate sale.
The newark JOURNAL
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26

The Journal for good Printing
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
THIRD QUARTER

Newark kicked and held
Searcy for downs. By a series
of end runs and line smashes
Wellman was sent across for
the third touchdown. Holder
by failed to kick goal. The
quarter ended with the ball in
Newarks possession on Scar
cy's 29-yard line.
Score, Newark 10, Searcy 7.
In the fourth quarter New
ark was able to carry the ball
across for two touchdowns
Holderby and Williamson re-
ceivlng the honors. Holderby
added one point by kicking
Goal. The game ended score
Newark 80, Searcy 7
Newark suffered a total pen
allies of 85 yards for off side
and holding. Searcy was penal
lied 10 yards.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1916-10-26
SECOND QUARTER

Searcy came back strong in
the second quarter and pre-
vented Newark from scoring.
In addition to this by a series
of line smashes they carried
the ball across for touch
down and Cooksey kicked goal.
The half ended with the ball
in NeWark's possession on their
own 35-yar1 line.
Score. Nswark 10, Searev Z.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

berief ii1 babel a1f 6as groBe Ero-
granm oes 3ertralpereins, bon Dem
sic berrliden Sbeen urro Mnoeat,1r-
gen sur 6oroer11ng oes @erel1tsfpe=
iens al1sgebe,t, Die BON bort on ole
ein3elnen 5toatsperban0e cntlanot
meroen, BON oieien in SEN Stoatston-
penten ourd grld1lterungen per1tartt
II Damn bl1rb sic %nertretenen 9elego=
ten ibren betreffenben 2%otalperelne1
5uganglib gen1adt merben, Inn oleien
als 8idtidurar gu elmer geiitigen
Sbdtigfeit gu oienen. IS ipraben
ferner mod bie bodm. 8eneoitttner
@erbor6 unb Alto, un0 nodoem er-
prdli6emt 80rger SEN 8ereinsmitglle=
bern fir ibre 8eibulfe mdbrenb iei-
ner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. geoa1rf bot
te, fnm Sic idone 8ereinsper lamm=
lung, sic 6urb SEN &ortrag oes oeut=
iden 2ieoes erbeitert tprroe, gum Mb=
ldluB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Uerejn$nd0ribten.

aIS cine ser beitbeiudteiten Ser
{ammlungen 6es in ct. CLOUD beite=
benoen ct. Soiepb=Mdnnerpereins
mug sic om Montagabenb geboltsre
be5ei4ret meroen, 6ie Ser bodm'Tte
8iidof Soiepb 8uid nit feiner Sc
qentport beebrte, Inn 6ie ginflbrung
ser neuen 8ereinsbeamten por5uneb=
men. An eriter @te1e tp11rben in ser
Notwithstanding sic gepobnli4en
&ereinsgeid)dfte obgetbon, uno e
uur6en 6ann sic ginfubrungs3ere=
monien porgero1men, tDobet Der
9~i05e|m<0berbirte sic IN ben Ser
einsfon]titutionen entbaltenen Tflih~
ten ser ein5eInen Beamten berlns.
9odoem ser 11e11e 8raii6ent Souls
@ieber feline Stene ~ibernommen,
tpies er in elmer furaen Aniprude nuf
Die 5utunftige Sbdtigffeit oes 8ereins
bin uno empfabl, UNI bos Snterei lie
ant Dem 8erein at tpeden uro gu
beben, gelegentlide angemeiiene nn-
terboltungen. sobam ri&tete iid Der
bodtp'ite @err 8iidof in elmer lange=
rem aniprode an Die 8erefnsma11ner,
in Ser er sic 8eriiderr1ng COB, ooB
ibm 6os fatb- Bereinsueien lebr am
6er5en geIegen uno oob i'm nur bic
fes .Sntereiie geleitet babe BEL Der
einfubr11ng see @anen Sein Ser
ems in feiner 9i05eie. @obl bieB
er oes Hrdii6enten S6ee, oem Ver-
cine init gelegentliden nnterbaltu11-
gen gu oieren, gut, bod betonte 9od)-
oerielbe oie Notbpenoigfet, IN benz
8erein Srtereiie un6 2eben 5n Ell
peden our6 @r0rterung fatb. Cages
uno io5ialer 5ragen unb empfaH Bel
5ieier @%elegenbeit fem 9i05eianzSr=
gan rMp Meiioee" ole MitteI, 6as
seniigeno gtoff gu gegenieitigem CT
srterungerr on Sen Gereinsaben6er
entboIte. Nob Dem Serrn Bifdof
{prod MnapoIt Taul Mbles, Brdiibent
seq 8. 81. q. @taotsperbon6es, Der
sIeidfans eroBere aftipitdt i'm Ser
elm b%efnrrportete uno ben Beg on.
sab, ME biefe al erm6gIiden fei. CT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

Ger ct. Sobns Mbtei febrte 9ienitag
perganse1rer @ode bon ct. Saul, mo
er DEM gegrdbnilIe 1einer Mutter BEL
serpobnt bette, in Sic @btei 5urud.
9em bp6p. P. Slibor entbieten MIR
unier oufridtiges 8etleio uno EN-,
pfeblen sic G%eritorbene 6em anoah=
tigen @ebete, ouf baB lie ruben moge
i'm etpigen 6rieoen.
@or fur5er 3ett tpuroe in ser
1,ellen @emeinoe al ct. Grancis,
@tearns County, nabe Bel 6reeport,
POM bodtp. Nforrer Soiepb Mmba1le1
ser erite Sobresberidt berleien. 91e
@eiommteinnobmen bes SabreS 1915
beliefen ii4 m1f $t1,050.67. 8ab=
reno Ser lesten 16 Monate muroen
bort erfreulide 5ortidritte gemaft,
inbem cine id0ne un6 geraumtge STR
de uno groBes un6 mobernes Tforr-
tol1s erridtet m1roen. Sic &irfe
febt ihuloenfret % uno Dos Frarr=
bm1s fat ebenfans Biz ouf etltde
bunbert Sboler. Inter Ser fabtgen
2eitung 6es bodtp. 9errn Mmbolten,
{omie 6ur9 sic Spferminigfeit Der
8emeinoe fam bus bergangene Sobr
aIs Elm erfreulifes un6 tpirtiames
be5eidnet mer6en. SIM 9oufe 6ieles
Sobres miro sic o1f Ger @emeinoe
rubenoe @dul6 nod abgetro9en per,
BEN. Mnfdngli@, ols bon Der @ru11=
oung ser @emein6e geipro9en mur=
1T, lit on beren @rfolg ge5tpeifeH
poroen, ober belien u1ngeoatet tam
oie}elbe gu stnnbe. Die Stride etn-
fdlieBIi9 ser &irdeniaden foItet un<
sefa5r 100000 Sboler uno 6as
gforrbous NIT Mobel $4,000.
9os lit cine 2eiit1ng, 6eren etne flei-
mere @emeiroe nit &e# fih frenen
furn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

fre,1te our 3eit, als Tie Sen tpeiten
8eg BON Geras 5urudlegte, I'm Ser
Sod8eit ibres Sobnes aarl in @olo
Spring beiautpobnen, zines feligen
CODES in @eotlono, Seras, I'M Sitter
bon y Sobren geitorben lei. auf
Ole Srauernodridt bin begab tie fid
Sonrtag nod ct. @louo, bon mo- fie
NIT ibrem 8ruoer aarI bon @olo
Spring Die Reife nod bem Srt Der
1ra1er antra, UNI Ser guten alien
Mutter beim 8egrdbniB ben lesten
gbren6ienit at ertpeiien. SIR infer
8eiIei6 un6 Ser @eritorberer1, in Ser
aud ser r9eorbitern" cine quite,
edit 6e11tfde Gra1 fennen Iernte,
adtete uno ebrte, unier aufrid-
tiges BeiIeib. - @ebruber 2eor=
bar6, Sacob unb 9einri9 6eB,
tpeIde ii9 bier BEL ibrer @utter
beludstpeiie aufbuIten, begoben lih
Mitttpod nod Gate @enrp> no Elm
mebrtdgiger gefud 6em 8ruoer
G61ar6 9eB gelten miro.
ct. Mntbonb.
Die 6armers Creamery So. bielt
lire Sabresber iammIung, uno fol-
genoe 8eamten tpur6en ertpdbIt:
Mid. alein, Yrdii6ent; @iIbeIm
Moonen, gefretdr. Die iibrigen ge-
mten 6es often Sabres bielten tire
stequngen BEL. - Sobonn gtroing
miro IN bieiem Sabre sic 5rodtbe=
foroerung bier beiorgen. $. Mentb.
modt in Sen 3piuingsitd6ten einen
8eiud. - 2ette ISOLDE biiBte 5ein-
rid Simmers bei benz groBen Sdnee-
fan, infolge 6eiien oos Staaoo6 naft
COB, 5ebn Sdafe bon Sen I'M stana
befinoliden 80 Sdafen Elm. - Ser
mann @orgert berlor 5pei ieiner fet=
ten @dtpeine infolge bon &rorfbeit.
= Cert. @remers, peIder auf eine1
@oiiogier3uge ser Greet Nortbern
8abn Initenung bat, eritattete feine11
bier pobnen6en gltern ei1rer1 8eiud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
10 Sent ugasearets" =.
far 2eber ,1no Ginseiueibe.
6eilen franfes aupfpeb, 8artleitisteit,
8ilipfltdt, lauren Magen, fdiedbten
Atbem - 3uder Gatartbte.

@1eidbiel pie i9ledt Cure 2eber, Naaz
gen ODER Ginge1peibe iinb; mie fort gner
&opfpeb lit, mie eleub Shr eud flllt
our1 9artIeibigfeit unneroauli4tet. BIZ
lioiitdt uno trdge g%ingerpetbe = SIR be-
fommt tets 2inoerung burd g~asearets.
Gle reinigen Il. reguIieren ben Mdgen To-
fort, beieitieen Die faure, edbrenSe 8db@
rung uno faulen @aie; entfernen Die egz
ief1ipe Gale bon Der Qeber un0 uebuse1
oas unperbo11te 3eu8 unb @ift bon ben
@eoGrn1en unb ben Ginge1peioen fsrt.
Cine 5ebn Gent @4adtel bon @urem
Ipotbefer mirb Cure 9eber un6 eun8ez
tpeioe rein balten; ben Ragen fhb, ben
@opi flor unb Dies auf Ronate Hn.
sic orbeiten, pdbrenb Sbr idlaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03
Illus der Nm9e9end.
Mlban1.

Sic erite ssSabresperi ammlung Der
Mftionare Ser 6armer5 Serminal
Nafing Company fano om 2ienltag
inn olten aopitol gu ct. Soul ltatt,
an Ser iid) gegen 40 Sntereiienten
bon bier uno ser 1tmgegeno betbeilig=
ten. = Gin nel1es ltnternebmen tit
bier gu per5eidnen, 90 iia unter DEM
g1anlen gconomp Carpenter @bop Ell
ne 11el1e 6irma gebil6et but, tpelde
lid) inn @eiie geba1toe nit Mobel=
reporatur u11b Mnfertigen BON &obi-
netten beiddfigen miro. - SEQ
&lein bot- ietne1 ltm5ug na4 6ree-
port permitoltet, 400 er bus 81H=
meiler gdanfgeidaft IN Todt ge-
nommen bot. = SSn Ger 8intershoae
murbe am Montag cine lpe5ieae Ser
lammlung Ser Mbunp 6ormers
Shipping Miiooiation gebolten, Die
gut beiuht tpmr un6 IN Der mebrere
MngeIegenbeiten BON groBemSnterelle
CUR Gprade famen. - s.. 8. 8eat=
ming, MntpoH Setter STILES uno s. S.
gIenfer poren 9onneri tag letter $50
DIE in 81. Na1l, no lie Ser Ser iomm=
lung Ser Stuats=9odmegfommilllo
als 8ertreter unierer 9on6elsfmmer
b%eipobnten. II Size S. 6. 8orr Sid
ling So. bon ct. CLOUD lit %geionnen,
bier cine Citation fir @urfentmuf
ein5uridten, fons 6os u~nternebmen
sic erpiinidte M%nerfennung finoen
uno erforoerlide nnteritutung ge<
iidert miro. - &einri6 9irfes, mel
der NIT ieiner 6amilie bon &ano6o
bier gum 8eiu9 ieiner @ltern ein=
truf, lit ont ser 2ungenent3iinonng
idtper erffrarft; a119 liegt feline God-
ter int 6re6. 9irfes Seim erfranH
nie6er.
Treeport.
Gron5 8iidop bot sic &iiiteritede
an ser 9er5 Seiu-&irde ON Montog
LETTER ISOLDE ongetreten; fem @or-
gd11ger bot ii4 nod ct. Soul bege-
BEN, MOO er in elmer Mobelfabrif Mn-
ftenung genomrert bat. - $einri4
Bonemeper, meI4er mdbren6 Ser leb~
ten bier Sabre bier 6ie @te1e 6es Sc
id6ftsIeiters ser S. gorger6ing 8n1-
Notwithstanding befleiote, BOT Die
lie gegen Die gleide steae fit Die
gIeide Girmto in Eier5 nertauidt uno
bot in Sofepb 8iedmart1, mel4er IN
ser Mabe bon Siabel I'M Eotpn 0en=
MOOD ols 9ebrer tbdtig uor, eiren
MadfoIger erbolten. = Mm Montog=
morgen pergongener ISOLDE tpuroen
nod einem bonn bodm. Bforrer p.
@m1rus, .. g. g., geboltenen Gee
lennn1te sic irbifden ueberreite see
nm Greitag borber ielig I'M Serrn
enti9lnfenert Sofepb g. Sodert 5ur
lebten @ube gebettet. Ser 8eritorbe=
ne tpa1roe I'M Mdr5 1888 in st.
Mortin geboren; ONT Z. 6ebruor
1911 perebeIidte er iid NIT SRI. 500
ria Greemro11 ur6 Big fur3 Dor ieiner
&rnnfbeit, bon Der er ldngere 3eit
gepIogt tpor, ftnn6 er ols 8etriebs-
letter elmer @iientpoorenbmblung in
@entinel Suite, 81. g., Dor. SIM
Moi 1915 trof er NIT ieiner Coffin
BEL Ieinem bier tpobnen6en &oter Elm,
mo- Tim nebit feiner Grm1 8ater, 8ru-
ser unb Sdpeter Sic Bette @erpfle=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-03

b%ensberuf ous5ubil6en. = Sn Ser
JomiIie Gouor6 211tgen itente iih Elm
geiunoes MGoden Elm. Moge es Sen
gltern MIR Jreube bereiten!- Mutb.
giiiener par leBte ISOLDE @ei9afte
baber nod ser @o11ntp-Sauptlta6.
= @egen ser gepIanten eleftriiden
geleudt1ng unieres 5td6dens mo=
rem oie @erren bonn 8inase-& ounoil
in elmer ip8iellen @ibung beiiammen.
Self. Dumront bon Bluffton, Minn.,
lit bier BEL Der Somilie Doden6orf
u1r6 ionitige1 8ertpanbten muf Be-
iud. = Sobn S. Singer tpuroe bon
ieinen Mohbnrem, gu 6enen iiA i1nge
oe1te bon @oen ganep geieM batten,
OUTS ongenebmite iberrai#, uno Ser
neberraidung folgten einige redt ge~
Ie0ige St1n6en. - Tbeobor un6
3on. grpeIoing befin6en iih BET If
rem in Soma pobnenben gItern a,if
8eilt6.
YFartb.
Na4 falt 6rei 8oden langer ab=
meienbeit lit unier bodp. 8farrer s.
2euthner om Ietten greitog bon iei-
ner &eiie na6 bem fernen @eiten, Ser
bm1ptiddlid ieirer in Saeoma,
8alby erfra1ften gdtpelter galt,
mie6er bier e%tngetroffen. gr beiudte
BEL oieier @elegenbeit 6ie ct. Soar
tins Mbtei in 2aeep, mo- er Sen bodm.
p. @olfgang steinfugler, >. g.. g.,
iebigen Hrtor Scr Mtei, begriiB=
tie, tpelder Dor Sabren ols 3for=
rer ser ct. @enoelinus gemein=
oe IN 2uremburg oie Gilio1e
@artp poltorierte un6 Ser bod
erfre11t tpur, bon feinen bama=
ltgen Bfarrfin6ern tpieber 5u boren.
Die Sobrt bon gismard nod @onep
gitp, g. 9, legte Der bodm, @err
in 8egIeitung 6es bo@tp'iten 8iidofs
bon Bismdrd 5urud, nabm in geaa,
81. g., Mbiteigeq11artier, hoo er Die
@oitfreun6idaft 6es bodm. @errn
Otto @olpers geroB uno trat bon
BORT na@ Mustaui@ gar monder
freun6idoftlidm Goeen 6ie &eimreiie
an. @dre er nidt feiner 10 iebr be-
tp11Bt getpeier, ser bodm. Serr 2a1tb-
ner baitte ieiner Musiage nod Sen
stod @oibington fit Minneiota ge-
nommen, 10 bo4 lag ser s4nee I'M
@eiten unb 10 empfinoli9 tpor BORT
sic &dlte> ur6 miro er, tperm linn lie
mie6er 6ie S6ee on cine meitlide
Sour in SEN Sinn fommt, ba5u ie6en=
funs sic @intermonute niM mebr
mablen.
Ma1betu 2afe.
Sim Sonntag erbielt SRI. Sberelia
6eife bon bier 6ie bodft betriibenoe
@odridt, baB lire Me11tter, meI6e
Dor 5tpei Sabren SEN CONNER Bel ibr
berbrodte urb sic erit lester Cont
mer jie tpie6er init ibrem 8eiufe er=
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05
VIGILANT OFFICIAL Is
TRYING TO KEEP FIERY
NEWSPAPERMEN APART

|rnlnsni Ala Aux. DE Nil-
rants for the arrest Of Victor II Ham
son. Publisher OF the Birmingham
NeWs. and l. " Barrett editor 81
the Birmingham Age-flcrald. We're
sworn out hcfor" the city recorder to-
day by All, Barber. commls-luuer ~
public safety who alleged he had rca-
son TO believe nat the two men IN
tended 10 hght a duel.
Tho warrants are the outcome or
a controversy between the two papers
c~ulmlnat.ng i1 the publication OF a
card in Yesterday moruIus gee
Herald signed hy W. II Joffr"s. hu~-
mess mau4g,r. which Alr. Hanson
claimed reflected on hIs business
homo
Nj Hanson wired ar Barrett In
Ashc,Iil,. J,unnding that ne 'iihcr
dtsuvow ur a..rmc personal rcsp"usi-
nIliiv for tnc at.sck. Tho Ngc-Her-
aid published the Hanson tclrsrnm
TN. oruue together with n from
Mr. Barrett accepting ttll response
blI'y aud offering 20 meet Mr. Hanson
at an, t.mr after nest TUESDAY
Mr. Hanson bond wa, hN'd an
$4,000 Mr. Barrett, who NOW is IN
Ash,yulc. ~. g.. VIII Doe arrested on
his return t. Birmingham NJ" ""ni
las been rNll his case
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05

~ ~ FuH'rts. president Df the Nor
mai school at Las Vegas. as well az
nesur tu,cs from Dr David r. Boyd
president of the state university. tnHl
'hcsc institutions wili hc ou hand with
'l,u lrscr displays than last year
superintendent g. u. Pratt, 81 tho
state Institute Tor the Blind. has writ.
ton that he propose 10 bring the WuIN
ct that institution before the people
81 ia, state at the state fair in au
oven NOR" torocful manner than tha'
Z latt years exhibition The state
AIri,uitntJ college VIII have a bag
exhibit 81 IT, own. which ls being 1~
scWhl"d and arranged now
4 bidnd utW tent has been dcsig-
mated fer tine u-' Of the educational
exhibit u BE- somewhat larger than
the tent last Nou Exhibits which
might he injured D., dnmpucss will nr
sale ia ID.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05
Son Of Man Killed by
Cave-in Sues for $4,000

sur was FLED iu the district court
against = " Foe today 10y Frank
~i.oNato, son Of IA" man who wax
killed recently by th. Datiug m OF
the wallis ct Fees warehouse. asking
FOR $4,000 damages a. H. JlmIsou
ts attorney for LDyutn Tho COM
plant alleges that the father. lose
81 Loyptu. 8li 1t l,i-t uu, brother
Eu>,tia are lp,t without support.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05
REMARKABLE TRIP
BY STOCK DODGE
SHOWN ON SCREEN
Large Crowds Witness Films Pic.
turing the Trip Across Death
Valley at Pastime Theater
Brought Here by Cudabac,

Through the efforts Of y NJ. Cud-
abac. Dodge brothers dealer 100 This
.ity. for All New Mexico. the much-
falkea-about "poath Valley Dodge
uotion pic,ur.s w.r. .hovn 90 big
ornwas a, IN. pas,tmo YESTERDAY tn,
al,n shove the famous Dodge car u
I'm. mos, perilou, portiou- of JOS trip
,hrousb IN. VALLEY OF Death" th.
laser, an which many mon have lost,
heir lives and which had not been
crossed ia "A motor ear before The feat
uaa accomplished by q. X Parker ct
Los Angeles.
The motion pictures. taken by Nj
Parker and the man who aocompan-
ed him, are being distributed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05
Matthews Dairy Herd
Has States Best Jersey

Tn, Matthew dairy has added 90
It's herd "a registered Jersey AHl hl
Of q bloodcd strain e. ~ CHRIST "'
IA. Matthew company stated i'a' Il
hush price was paid f"r th' animal
which b. in keeping with th" policy
~ tho company and the more ad
,auccd stookmen around here &" i''-
pruy. the strain. They find II paN.
The cnIC is snid to be- the best Jersey
that has over boon brought into th"
state
u was bought from IN" Hood tlrrt
~ Lowell Mass. sophie lHth ~
Hood farm IS tn" worlds 'hJmu.' 10
Jersey COW. with q yearly uUthrrti
cared test Of 1865, pounds 4. ounces
- mix. LIB pounds : ounces r.
butter. ana six year, authenticated
test. ~. 92uN pounds of IuiiE.
pounds 81 butter and tho w'Hu"r ~
numerous gold medals
TIT" sire ,t the eaIt is S,prI"- To-
1,uo lIo.-l,. son OF Hood Farm To
ronu. go '1c. with 70 p.d.lr,. equally
as great as pogis 9TH Dam. IIs
10Th of Hood Farm .ss ,9l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05
NNIi.t " ~ t,,l
iio>tou I -. Ioui~ 1
Philadelphia 3: Cc,cland -

Philadelphia 600 l2U GOO 0
cleveland ....-1l $40 Fix los }
Batterio- johnson. tanning Sh,'-
han and T,cinich. 'oFeloSNIc i4tu-
beth and O.N,i Coleman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05

chicago .... $3.50. 900 uu1 %
Nrw York ON 'uu uuv-s 3
BATTERIES li,ulr.N uI NJ'.r
S1l'yo and Etrldtu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-05

Max Nordhuus is expected II" r.iHr8
90 the ..fv Monday from 90 "n-|tc-f
tr.p 20 Willard Corona 'nd santa
Rosa.