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Sharp County record., 1917-07-20

G. H Matheny OF Maxviile, VINO
was here one day this week reports
that blackIee killed a fine young
beifer belonging to him few days
AGO. He says this disease mas kill
cd a number Of cattle in Sullivan
township lately
According to the annual enumer-
alton report Just completed by the
directors, the Evening Shade school
district mas 1865 children Of school
age This is a decrease of Is since
last yeaE, when the number enum-
Grated was 180.
Do you get up at night2 SanOl is
surely the best for all kidney or
bladder troubles. SanOl gives relief
in "a hours from all baekaehe and
bladder troubles. SanOl is a guar
anteed remedy. 35c and S100 a
bottle at the drug store.
Eugene y. Moser of Boynron
Okla, is here visiting mis- parents
Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Moser, and
friends, joining Mrs. Moser and the
children, VINO have been here q
couple of weeks. This is the frs
visit Of this family to the old home
liz four years.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
Collector Makes Good Record

The settlement sheets Of Tax
Collector j. H. Krtiey, presented to
and approved by the county court
this week, show that this official
this year collected 80 l-2 per cent
Of all the taxes charged 70 him on
the books. This is splendid rec.
ord, and has probably not been
equaled by many collectors in the
state this year.
The total amount of taxes collect
ed in this county was more than
$4,000 Of this amount S9,248.33
was county general tax; SS84l05
was road and bridge tax; Sl232708
was school tax; S4S675 was contin-
gent tax; S5S645 was cattle tick
eradication tax, and 046 was
poll tax. The remainder Of the
whole amount is divided among the
s:ate taxes
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
The Vaccination Order

Recently there has been some
confusion among patrons ot various
school districts concerning IN order
from the state board Of health re.
1uiring all pupils to be vatcinaJed
before entering school The Rec
ord feels safe 10 saying no effort
will be made 10 enforce this order
10 Sharp county this summer, and
the schools should proceed undis-
turbed by rumors 10 the contrary.
Il Ia presumed this order Of the
state board i5 intended 10 be en-
forced through the county health
otiicers, and sharp county has no
such official,
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
Strengthened Him Up

Solomon BeQuette, Flat River.
Mo, writes: Two years ago was
down on my back until / could
hardly 50. Foley Kidney Pills
straiahtened me right up. Rheu.
natic pains, aching joints, sore and
swollen muscles indicate deranged
kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills Ret
right at the trouble and give prompt
relief Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
From Weak and lame
To Wel ana Strong

Try them. Foley 'tidusy Pills viii
10 Cor other men and wumsn==puick.
ly--what hey have done COR llrs-
BtravuEe
Last year. I got almost down with
my back writes Mrl H. r. 3trnyngo
90 Gainesville, Co., r. No. O. n luf-
fdrad rom Inflammation ot the llad-
der, ana whenever 4 gtapped doetnring
Eraw woraa, [ Ifiod Foley Kidney
Ills, ana after iaBlng them awhile
NY bladder action became regular ana
the stinEinE sensation dlHappearad. I
am now 1trnuEer IA my back than rvs
been Tor several years., and alnoa gat-
finH veil, i've stayed we'll ana lad
40 return u no trouble"
start Ia now % gsa Foley Sidnhy
pillaA Yeu VIII feel IN Improvement
from Tho vsrY drat 1osea, Bhowing
now 1uiukly hey aot IN kldneys ana
hlndder They stop Irregular urinary
action, oaae palm In back ana 1ldaH.
llnhor up utlf i1nta ana nohlnH mus
rlna They put mo llldnoyH ana llgi.
der IA aound, healthy condition. TIT
thbm.
Barnett Drug Go.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
Older BUT STRONGER

70 be healthy at severity, prepare at
fJrrv, is sound advice, betause n the
strength of middle life we too otre1 forget
that neglected colds, or careiess treax-
meut OF slight aches and pains, slmply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness tor later years
To be Stronger when older, keen your
blood pure and rich and active with the
strength building and blOoc-ncur1sh1ng
properties OF Scottis Emulsion which Isa
food. a tonic and medicine TO keep your
blood rich. alleviate rheumatism and
avoid sickness. No alcohol IN Scotr's.
scott & BOVINE. Bloomfield. N J.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
Kesn FIJI And Feel Fine

Foley Carharuc Tablets thorough
Iy cleanse the bowels, sWeeten the
and arouse thG liver For
biliousness, bad breath,
bloaune, gas or constipation no
remedy is more highly recommend
ed. Don't be caeeless See that
your bowels are regular. Keep Mt.
Keep fine. Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
ASSESSORS NOTICE

Notice b. hereby given hat The undersigneds
Tax Assessor OF sharp County. Arkansas, will
meet the tax payers OF sand county for ne pur
pose Of assessing the Reai and Per-onsi property
and per capita tax for the year lllE at ms iof
lowing timss and places t0-wit.
pinoy Fork Township. at Evening shade. from
July 10Th. TO July 28th inclusive.
All persons are hereby requested % oHnA
correct descriptions OF their landa IN order
prevent error- IN assessments.
Tho Assessor penalty under the new law
IS per cent OF all taxes duo with he minimum
penalty Of sl.01
Given under my hand &C Evening shade shal'
County. Arkansas, on this the nth day Of Apn'
A. D.. 1877.
r. G.. Davidson. AAaessor
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20

Do YOU know SanOI Chill Tonic .
knocks the chiils and all malaria
fevers? Get a 35c trial bottle at
the drug store.
A series Of revival services is in
Droeress al Pineviile, three or four
miles southwest Of Evening Shade,
and splendid meetings are reported.
The services are in charge Of the
pastor Of the church. Rev. j. L.
Masters of Cushman.
DR.. J. P. McGee Of Wheatiand,
OKLA. accompanied by his daueh-
ter, Miss Le0la, and his son, Homer,
was here Wednesday en route to
Sidney for a visit with relatives and
friends. Dr.. McGee has been in
Oklahoma for a number Of years
and mas prOspered there, sull we
believe he would enjoy life in the
hills Of Sharp county again. In
fact. ne says he could if it were mt
/ for the bad roads.
A large number of citizens of
Strawberry township this week
forwarded a petition to County
Judge Horn asking that ne change
I the voting place in that township
! from the Lebanon church house to
/ the NelsonVille school house, the
/ difference in distance between the
TWO places being about a quarter
Of a mile. Judge Horn declared he
had no Jurisdiction over the peti-
ton. which should be presented to
the county board Of election COM
mIssioners.
c. B. Snow Of Maxville was a
visitor here one day this week. a.
few weeks ago Mr.. Snow lost a
bundle Of goods as ne was return
ing home from Batesyille. He plac-
ed an advertisement in the Record
and the goods were returned to t1inrT
the day before the paper was out.
Last week ne used the Records col |
umns to offer a COW aud Young cali |
for sale, and sold the stock the day |
before the paper was out. No fur
ther argument is sneeded to convince |
Mr.. Snow that the Record is a great |
advertising medium. getting the de- |
sired results before folks read the
paper.
The largest mortgage ever put
on record in this district Of the
county was received a few days aeo
by Deputy Clerk Neil Sullivan. The
mortgage was given by The Missouri
Pacific Railway Co. to the Guaranty
Trust Co. ana the Bankers Trust Co.
OF New York City Il contained
239 42s words and comprised 347
printed pages, each a little larger
than the average page OF a lawyers
brief, The clerks fee for putting
the instrument On record in this
county vas Sl4l74. The Missouri
Paeihc Railway Co operates no line
in this county, out owns a small
amount Of and here, and this fact
made it necessary tor the MORTGAGE
to appear On record in this county
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
WE ARE PROGRESSING

There an old prOverb that wise man CHANGES ms mind
brt fool never does The wise has to change ais mind
to keep I'D with the times
Your grandfather thought he putting on style "hen he
took his best e horseback riding The young man today
would like to have sxcyinder for his ady love Inc
smart men Of today will be considered old fOees by the next
Generation We are progressing changing keeping step win
the times shats all Especially this OF financial matters
modern banking Few people keep their money MD about the
house or run the risk of carrying their person They fol-
low the modern pan keep their money in reliable bank Ike
ours and paY by check It's the safe modern convenient way
Bank of Cave City
FulV Insured Against BIgiaT
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
PROBATE COURT NOTICES

Notice a hereby given that the following n'"''
Administrators ana guardians hled accounts cur
rent AZ the Meh. Term. 1917, Of the SHARP Oouns
Probate Court for the southern District lo''"
element with their respective estates, to'W"
Lou uowerton. guardian Of Robert uu'''
Account No T. for annual settlement.
A, q. smith. guardian OF otto smith Ns'''''
No B. for annual agttemsnt.
A.E, Albright, guardian OF Marie Mary Wv"
and Clyde Watkins, IA
j. W. shanka. administrator estate OF '0''"
shanks, deceased. Final settlement ..l
Agnos spurock. administrator estate oi wv
spurloek, deceased. Annual settlem'n" ,.,a
An parties Interested In The aettlein'n' ~ 80
estates must come forward and hle eAcepu0"'s \,
said accounts, Il any they have, on or os'O'..
third day Of the nsAt term Of said coarl o,,,.
will be forever barrsd from oAcaptinH 70 o''
counts or any item thereof
E.A. Boyco, cl''"
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20
No. 666

Thin 10 prescription prepared especially
for NAlARia or Cl,LlS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. Il acts on the liver better thsn
Csiomei ana does not grpe or sicken. 80
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20

ed. Don't be Caeeless. see tlat
your bowels are regular Keep tit.
Keep fine. Barnett Drug Co.
IF you have chills or malaria GET
2 35c bottle Of SanoI Chill Tonic;
nothing better for chills and maIar-
ia. Get itat the drug store.
E.O Craig came up from Bates
vile Tuesday to spend a few days
with his father, DR.. G. E. Craig, VINO
is in poor health.
Mrs. c. E. Kirtiey and her little
son and daughter Of Sidney were
here a few days this week, guests at
the home of Sheriff and Mrs. j. 4
Kirtley.
John Wilks, who resides a few
miles west Of town, few days ago
sent to the Record office an irish
potato that weighed two pounds.
The potato was Of the Burbank va
Tiety.
J. w. Bristow and family are
aeamresidents Of Evening Shade,
having moved down from Ash Flat
Monday They are occupying the
J. R. Metcalf property in the south
part of town.
%sEE g5,gT 77HFCs Er7 |
EX w. u zhGa X aSDGaa
viii Cdre Rheumatism, Neu.
raldia, Headaches, Camps, CoIic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old |
Sores, letter, Rine.Worm, &c.
zema, etc. AEtiseptio Anodynr,
used internally OF externally. sc
A Jersey COW belonging to A. W |
Cochran gave birth to a calf one
lay this week. There is nothing |
strange about this fact, except that
II the time this calf was born the /
,ow was The mother Of another
,aIf only 9 months and IS days old. |
From allowances made In the
.ounty court this week it is found
hat the recent election held in this
70 choose a delegate to the
constitutional convention cost the
county 1887 There were $40 votes
loIled, which makes each vote cast
.ost the taxpayers a little less than
80 cents.
Sharp County record., 1917-07-20

For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 90 NC-Ts
Always bsan ~ ,,--s
signature Of S-s@(zT HSSG<%<H

Every energetic boy and airi that
wants 10 make a GOOD salary should
write for the SprinaheId, Mo Bust
ness College cataloa. It tells about
way for you 10 prepare Tor bual
ness
Dr. W. S, Lacy. president Of Ar.
kansas College at BatesviIle, and
D NJ Frierson, an instructor 10 that
institution, were here the latter par,
OF last week in the interest of he
college.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
APPLE WEEK
 STARTS TO-DAY

Apple ime is here again. King Jon- athan is once more welcomed in Phoenix. National Apple Week will be celebrated in Phoenix beginning this year the week starting with today the big, fine fruit will come from the state of Washington. While New York and the Middle West produced a much smaller crop-es- pecially New York with Q crop of about 15 per cent normal-Washing- ton orchards yielded even more than their usual share of Americas most popular fruit. Yakima Valley was one of the most fortunate of the western fine fruit sections-their crop running large this year.
 With MT. Hoover, and the govern ment, urging people to eat more fruit, local dealers are anticipating a larger demand for apples than ever before. Educational campaigns are to be con- ducted to bring the healthfulness of the apple before everyone. The Va kima Valley Fruit Growers Associa- tion-a cooperative organization of growers in the Yakima Valley of Washington, are launching here the largest and most far-reaching etuca- tional plan on their Big Y" brand or apples. This week a trainload of the
 Big Y" brand arrived to supply the local demand for Big Y" Apple Week
 Yakima Valley. Washington, is one of the largest valleys devoted to fruit growing in the world. It stretches from Ellensburg on the north to Ken newick on the south-a distance of about ninety miles, bounded on each side by towering peaks of the Cas- cades. Now in the midst of apple
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
MESA DOING FINE
 WORK FUR LIBERTY

MESA, Oct 27-The Mesa Liberty loan drive has succeeded in enlisting s5s i50 of the peoples money in the service of Uncle Sam. This hand some showing was made up to ; o'clock yesterday afternoon with vari- GUS members of the committee yet to report Chairman o. $. Stapley was compelled to leave on business yester- day and will be away until Sunday Vice Chairman F. E. Steele has been right on the job and glowing with rleasure over the splendid showing to date.
 -Irii ali the people Mesa must make it S75.000 by Saturday night" says he The committees have been doing valiant work and several insurance agents who happened in town yester- day morning enlisted in the campaign, forgot to talk insurance and sold number of bonds. Never before in the history of the town has there been such unanimity of interest in any cam paign and such firm desire to get be- nind the government in it's determina ton 10 win this war.
 The regular committees are as fol- lows.
 Beach W. A. Burton, F. C.. Gurley
 
 RI ackett
 For r-Alma-Hugh Dana, Alma Davis and Zeb Pearce
 For Lehi--Isaac Rogers James Pow CTS Wright r. Shill and Orlando Merrill.
 N nue these names designate the committees they do not by any means include all the workers. A number of Iatriotic women have been steadily campaigning the community maintain ing table on the corner next the post office and in every way aiding in the work.
 Efforts will not cease until the last hour of the campaign which closes to- night. Meanwhile Chairman Steele asks that those who have not as yet subscribed to the loan, voluntarily do so today and thus save the time and labor of the hard worked committees. Mesa must make it S75,000 today.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
FAREWELL PARTY
 FUR MISS GREEN

GLENDALE, Oct 26-Miss Hazel Spillman entertained with a dinner Tuesday night for Miss Frances Green. Covers were laid for ten. The dining room was beautifully decorated with American Beauty roses and the din- ner was prepared by the young hostess Miss Green. who is the daughter of c. C. Green, left last night for Topeka, kas., where she will study telegraphy. Many friends were at the station last night to bid farewell to this popular girl.
 E. w. Weimer left yesterday for an eastern trip. He expects to be away for the winter.
 Alfredo LiZarraga and family and MT. and Mrs. Gainer motored up to Congress Sunday to visit old friends. They Killed much small game along the road and all enjoyed the trip. They returned Monday.
 S L. E. Lautz who has been con- nected with the Taylor Auction house in Phoenix, was out yesterday looking over the town with a view of locating if he finds a place that suits him. Mrs. Ida Earl. who lives in the Roosevelt district, is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Josh Sweat for a few days. Mrs. Earl recently killed wild turkey while out hunting in the Mo- gollons mountains.
 Rev. James E. Ferris and family are at home in the M. E. parsonage. Broth CT Ferris is to be the scout master for the Boy Scouts in place of Brother Roberts, who has exchanged pulpits with Brother Ferris. Mrs. Ferris is delighted with Glendale and the people she has met, within the short time she has been in town.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
COMMITTEE WILL
 SELECT PROGRAMS

There has been a committee formed by Miss Clara Hazard, local head of the Phoenix Philharmonic course, to select the program of the different artists who are to appear on the course this winter The object of this committee is to try and arrange a program that will be enjoyed by both musicians and people who are not so musically inclined.
 Those who have been asked to serve on this committee are Mrs. Edward Shaw, chairman: Airs. w. E. Deity. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Francis Redewill, Mrs. H. D. Ross, Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, Mrs. Shirley Christy, Mrs. H. H. Fennemore, Mrs w. w. McNeff, Mrs. I. T. Stoddard, Mrs. A. G. Hulett and the Messrs. Conrad Mills, Franz Darvas and Carlson.
 Tickets for these concerts can be had at Redewilfs Music store, Mar wins Music store, Berryhill Victroia department, box office of Columbia theater CT from Miss Hazard.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27

harvest, it is a wonderful sight to see this panorama ot orchards, all aglow with their burden of crimson and gold. Harvest time marks the end of many long months of care, during which time the trees are sprayed and nurtured by men who have made apple growing a science.
 From the orchards, the apples are sent to community packing houses where, under the supervision of as- sociation inspectors, they are graded and packed according to rigid speci- fications. Big " brand is only al- lowed to go on the two best grades. On each box is stamped the growers number, the variety and exact num- Der of apples to the box. Blue Y' designates the extra fancy; Red Y'' the fancy grade. Each apple is in- dividually wrapped, it being found that such a method keeps the fruit in prime condition, and means econ omy to the consumer.
 At Zilah, Washington. twenty-five
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27

miles from North Yakima in the heart of fine orchards, is located the Big Y'' cold storage and preceding plant-the largest cold storage plant in the world devoted exclusively to apples-with a storage capacity of $50 carloads of fruit at one time. It was built and is owned by the members of the association. In this plant are stored the late varieties of apples that is, the apples which are not at their best until the winter months. Proper preceding keeps them in per feet condition, until they are loaded in refrigerator cars for their journey to the middle west and eastern mar kets
 At the present time, Jonathans are the chief variety of Big Y" apples for immediate use. A little later will come the Rome Beauty, the Spitzen- burg, Stayman, Winesap, Yellow New ton, and Arkansas Black. The late varieties are particularly fine bakers.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
Banks Give Last Chance

Subscriptions for the Liberty loan are coming in fast the last two days, and it is now very evident that Tempe will reach her quota, as she always does. J. W. Arnold, chair man of the Tempe district, has done splendid work and so has all of his committeeman. The great success O. the Wednesday evening rally was due much to the untiring efforts of these workers. Today is the last day and all should get their subscriptions. Both banks will be open tonight from 7 until o'clock in order that all may get in to sign up.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27

Tier Gloves, WHICH IS Aefy III teresting play. committee to look after the honor roll which is to be presented to the school by the junior class of 1919 is composed of Donald Scott. Jacob Hoagland and Ruth Burtis.
 Harold Tovrea was elected basket ball captain.
 (Watson to Daykin)-"Well Deacon, how's the world treating you?'
 Daykin Every sorrowfully) Very seldom
 Everyone who went to the '. M. C. A. Halloween social last night was high in praises of the Y. M. ana Y. w. C. 4. They were royalty treated, having many games and in teresting things to do. The whole Y M. C. A. building was turned over to them from the roof garden to the basement Refreshments were served and enjoyed. One of the best Cor worsD things about the evening was the fact that no stags were allowed
 All of the teachers in the third building announced today that all misbehavior in the halls of that building would have to stop. Teachers are to be posted in all parts of the halls to catch the rowdy students. This building has been noted for it's noisy halls and the teachers are agreed in stopping it, so the bolster ous ones had better beware.
 Wednesday a few of the students threatened to throw junior in tn canal for uncalled for behavior in as sembly The prosecutors forced the victim to tearfully beg for pardon and then turned him loose. Thurs day a sophomore was given an un looked for bath in the town ditch. this punishment was called for by in standardization in military training. If, as MT. Stauffacher suggested, all the disloyal students were given a bath, some of the rowdiness would be stopped.
 The assembly bells were heard yesterday at the fifth hour and it student body Meredith Bishop, Beatrice Necomer and Henry Stokes gave the new high school song, Ger a Wiggle On" Miss Walsh then led in the following songs: Oh! Phoe nix" 'Boola Song" and ,-.PhoeniX.'
 Mir McEnen said that everyone would wear their arm bands next week and woe. to the fellow who hasn't one of them. Captain Wilky told that with the proper support from the sidelines, nobody could stop old P. H. s. Coach Geary came upon the stage amid much applause. He told how the football teams have fought for the last four years, and he said. that the team is confident of winning the game this afternoon. Mir Cook told the pupils that he had never been on a trip with Q football team that equalled the pres ent team physically, mentally and morally. The team is composed of Captain Wilky, Bryant, Gelliand. Det- wieler, Stone, Geare, Campbell, Cald- well, Sutter, Langston, Kennedy, Cor rell and Seaman. They went on the stage and were cheered loudly.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
Juvenile Cour4 for CrueItv

William Reynolds, a boy under IS years of age, was sent to the juvenile court yesterday by Judge Kingsbury. The lad had been arrested on a con- plaint for beating q team of mules Afterward the complaining witness wanted to withdraw the charge, but the judge was compelled to follow the re- Quirement of the law as to juvenile offenders
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
Stock Sale |, Success

The Johnson McNamara sale of their livestock and farm implements was a success in every way. It was held at the Toggery ranch south of Gilbert and a great throng of buyers was on hand. An unusual amount of farm i'm plements valued in the aggregate at around S10.000 were included in this sale and sold with surprising rapidity and at good prices
 The dissolution sale at the Toggery inausurated yesterday started off with an unprecedented rush. The force had all 1t could do to handle the crowds.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27

The especial feature of the photo graph that was of the most interest is that it shows MT Osborn in the uni form of a sergeant of ordinance, which promotion was received by the Phoenix young man only few weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
Cop,ipo A+fr,o4;o,

Everybody in Tempe should keep in mind that the women of the Con- gregational church are going to give d play entitled, The Womanless Wedding" Those who know the comedy say it is certainly a side splitter. The date will be announced a little later
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
NER| OSBORN E
 NAMED SERGEANT

Sidney P. Osborn, secretary of state. was feeling unusually well yesterday and trifle chesty as he exhibited with pardonable pride a photograph of his brother, Neri Osborn, who was in the third contingent of Maricopa coun- ty men who went to Camp Funston