The Pulaskian., 1917-01-26

damages for injuries he receiveed in the accident.
 The court passed for two weeks the application for rehearing in the case of Lee Wilson & Go. against the Os- ceola and Little River Road Improve ment district, from Mississippi Coun- ty Circuit Court.
 The Crawford county coroner was called to attend dead negro who was found lying on the floor of his room, near Van Buren. The coroner was busy and told the messenger to have the body made ready and he would come with physician to make an ex- animation. When the coroner arrived the supposed dead man was lying in bed talking and was very much alive. He had suffered fainting fit.
 The latest bidders for fame and popularity in the newspaper field in Arkansas are the Bradford Idea, edit cd and published by l.. A. Sullender at Bradford; the Phillips County Demo- crat, edited and published at West Helena by William H. V. Walquist, and the Parkin Sentinel, edited and published at Parkin by A. B. Holmes.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Stewart of Dardanelle received a telegram from Laredo stat ing that her son, United States sol dier had been killed near that place Later telegram was received stating that her son was alive and that the error had been caused by mistake in the Identification of dead soldier.
 Tom Gregory the thirty-secohd pris- oner to be received at the peniten- tiary this week has the distinction of being the first prisoner sent from Boone county in five years. Peniten- tiary records show that Tom Cantrel, the last Boone county prisoner to be received, was discharged in 1912
 Faulkner county will be lifted above the cattle tick fever quarantine line before the end of the present year, ac- cording to the plans of the United States Department of Agriculture forces, who will begin an active en- forcement of the work of tick eradica- tion in this county at once.
 Dick Wallace of Van Buren was held to the Grand Jury on a charge of nd To ToIy Wallace was arrested in connection with the death of H. M. Roady. It is alleged that Wallace took the dead mans watch from him and hid it in blacksmith shop
 A team of ponies belonging to San ford Farmer ran awy at Womble and in crossing a bridge over Huddleston creek one of them jumped off The harness held it suspended. It was cut down and was found to be uninjured save for few scratches.
 Roy Watson, IT years old, son of sawmill operator near Leary, 12 miles west of Texarkana, was accidentally shot through the right lung with a tar get rifle by companion about his own age. Neither boy thought the gun was loaded
 The Forrest City Commercial Club has ordered carload of Glenside Shorthorn cattle, which, upon their ar rival two weeks hence, will be dis tributed among farmers and business men of St. Francis county. Excitement was caused at Texarka- na by telephone message from Fouke saying that oil or gas, or both. had been struck in the we'll two miles east of there
 Ben Rogers, of Arkad lphia, aged q, suffered the amputation of his left hand, as the result of accidentally shooting himself while poking at a rabbit in brush pile.
 c. F. Long, cashier of the First Ma. tional Bank, has opened a stock farm at Judsonia.
 Fox hunters of Mena and vicinity have organized the Polk County Fox Hunters Association. The object of the association is the extermination of wolves and bobcats, the protection of foxes, the protection of wolf, cat and fox hounds and the prosecution of any one guilty of the theft of any hound belonging to member of the associa- ton