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LEGAL NOTICES
coMMIssloNEe's SALE.

1ONW
 Notice is hereby given. that in pursu- ance of the luthocity and directions con tained in the dCcretal order of the Chan ccry Court Of Garland County. made and entered on the i2th day of Mtrch A. D. l9l1, in a certain cause (No, 6353l then pendn gthevein between C. L. Ferguson, .Compla inant and w H. ConneN. admin istrator Estate E, Nj. Orr, ct d., defen- ddnts the undersigned as Con1missioncI 0f said Court. will offer for sale at pub lie vendue to the highest bidder. at tie front west door or entrance of the county courthouse. in which said court Is held. in the Comfy of Garland. within the hours prescribed by, law for Judicial sales on the 18th day of April. A. D. l9l7, the following described real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter of tue southwest quarter ts. Q. 1-i of & W. l-D of Section Thirteen (l3). Township Thee South. Range 19 West in Garland Coun- ty, Arkansas.
 Terms Of sale. on credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond as required by law the order and decree ot said court in said cause. with approved securit%, Dear- ing interest at the rate of per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and la lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money
 Given under my hand this sith day Of March X p. l9lI ,.o,,,,, ,.,,
 Commissioner in chaneerN
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NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS.
Reds Won at Home

Cincinnati Ohio, April H. Schneid- CT pitched in midsummer form today and the locals defeated St. Louis. s to |. Mathewson's mon connected with Meadows delivery regularly and it was only exceptionally fine field ing on the part of Hugeins team that kept the local score down.
 score k. II. E. St. Louis .......00o 00O oet--l 1 0 Cincinnati .....O0o 20l 0Ox-3 S |
 Meadows and Snyder; s hncider and Wngo
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Johnson in Good Form.

Philadelphia, April II. - Walter Johnson's speed and the punching of three of the hits secured off Bush enabled Washington to win here to- day. to 0. Johnson held Philadel- phia to three scattered hits and fan. ned eleven batsmen.
 Score R.H. F. Washington ... .O20 GOO O1O-3 1 Philadelphia ..000 000 CG0--0 ?
 Johnson and Ainsmith; R. Johnson, Bush and Meyers, Schang.
 Empires. Dineen and owen.
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MATrREssEs MADE NEW.

People make mistake in throwing away their mattresses when we can -enovate them and make them as good as new by our new electric machin- cry process.
 Upho'stering, furniture repairing, feat5er clearing and renovating, suchlon work and hgn grade bedding All work guaranteed.
 LANDER MATTRESS co. So1-5 Third Street If. Phone 53f
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coLoRED COLLEGE TEAMS.

Two of the colored college ball teams of the state will play games here the remainder of the week, the first game being staged this. after noon. They are the Shorter College team of Argenta and the Arkansas s Baptist College team of Little Rock The games win be played at Whit tington Park
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 wn.. . u.nt,n.lt ase.r1 Ma. A..
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TEXAS LEAGUE RESULTS.

Houston 2. San Antonio g. Beaumont i, GalYc ton g. Shreveport 1, Waco 1. Dalhs-Fort Worth. rain
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WARNlNG oanLn

ty. Ark f, Dora Cannon plaiuuff. ,s. d. u H5nlsier et al. defenuauts
 The deiendantS. J. D. Hauglcr ot he. ,he unknown heirs of Ida Bogrs dcc,1 ,d, are warned to appear in thi@ cour Within thirty days anl answer tne com
 Witness my hana and the seal of e3,, court this 3lst day of March. iglI F. W. ROWLES. r Gibson Witt, attorney ad llten 4,-t
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Kansas City g. Minneapolis 0 Milwaukee I, St. Paul 0. louisville {. Columbus 2 indianapolis C. Toledo (eleven inniugs).
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ANNOUNCE A MENTs

FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR. The sentinel Record is authorized tO lnnounce John r. ilishcroon for school H.eciur in the May school elections
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PUBLIC SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant resolution of the stockholders and q rectors of the National Cemetery I'm provement Association on December 20th 1915. looking to a dissolution of the cor uoration. the surrender of it's charter and the selling of all it's property and assets the following described real estate wil bo sold at public auction at the front door of the Garland county court rouse OF Saturday April 2lst. 1917. at r o'clock noon.
 Said property win he sold to the high est bidder for cash and Is destrhed as follows:
 Lots 70 l6 inclusive, blockt r and block 16, situated in Euclid Heilhts Ad- dition 10 Hot Springs. Ark
 NATIONAL CEMETERY IMPROVE
 NTFNT COMPANY
 C. r Harnwell. Attorney, [ z 14 r. IS 1o
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Yellow collie answers to name of Cole Anyone knowing whereabouts. phone St Mays Convent Liberal re-
 ward. 4-11-it|
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FOR RENT

FOR -Unfurnishcd. 5-room mod ern home, sleeping porch and garage. large yard and plenty of shade. also well furnished rooms in a home with privileges of kitchen and dining room 10 minutes
 walk of postuffice. Phone tll5. 5-5-tf FOR RENT--TO responsible tenant am apartment house. unfuruishcd, th8t Will
 bring in Si0 per week from each apart~ uent- nEQ will be rented ea sly all inc time Apply to Mrs D. J Iouncv, ul- ministntor. POI Prospect Ave. 3-21-tt FOR RF1NT-Elerant furnished cottages. s23 and 429 Wilmington. Apply 413 wilmington. Phone 534 1l-l-I FOR RENT-1f room use. kitchen and dining room. 337 Market St Call Miss WOolman. phone G30 3-4-u
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS.
Red sox of in Front.

New York April ll.-The New York Americans proved an easy vic tim for the champion Boston team in the seasons opening game today, the visitors winning 10 10 3. Ruth, Boston's star left-hander. held New York 10 three hits and wild throw by Barry, aided New York in scoring. Major General Leonard Wood threw out the first ball and with his staff reviewed military drill of the New York players.
 Score H II. F. Boston ........20O 001 40S-l0 II l New York .... O0O 300 0o0--- 3 3 0
 Ruth and Thomas; Caldwell and Nunamaker. AA
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Snow in Boston

Boston April 1l.-,Snow on field: game postponed.
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For reliable roof work call Geo. J Turk phone 339. l2 27.tf
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WANTED TO BUY-SACKS. WAR PRICES paid for second hand sacks. C.
 J. Horner Go. 10-29-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Slock of groceries and meat, oue of the best locations in Hot Springs. doing a good business. no fixtures go with stock Address w. E. M this of- flee. 4-l3-3t
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FOR RENr--Modern six room cottage. 10i Dover St., near <. Border and Cen-
 tral 5-S-1W
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FOR SALE-15 year old horse and one 4-ycar-old horse, city broke: gentle FiN de and uyng hofse IS hqdfe 59 ea sea
 tral Ave. S-gO-tf
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WANTED-Secoud hand furniture. Phone 3SS. J. II. Ermy & Sons.
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WANTED

WANTED-Youug man, experienced in elerking. one who lives here and can give references, at Phillips Bakery. 752 Ceu- tral Ave 4-lI-f
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FOR RENT-.ROOMS 5

\ NEWIN FURNISHED sleeping rooms. < .-a aud Si5o per week. r. A, Blake lN. tIup., $ Canyon St 4-12-IW
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FOR RENT-On Park Ave, 7ij, the Maher house a frame building with two stories and basement; has eleven rooms, shady porches. bathroom; fitted out for electric lights gas and water; rent S25. For further information apply to Si. Jchn's Place. 591 w. Grand Ave 1le6U
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THE PtAzA-Lisht housekeeping apart- n1ents and furnished rooms--all modern enclosed sleeping porrhes beautiful i0ca tion. opposte Y. s. Sunetintendents res idence. Gin Reserve Ave. Phone a5i Mrs N P Grean
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FOR SALE-Oue first class meat mar ket and one first class grocery and feed
 bus mess: both good locations Phone Merchants Association S-1O-tf
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FOR RENT-AIodern unfurnished two- story residence, reception hall and sx rooms with Sleening porch and bath up Ave. Mrs ". s. Sorrels. phone 2313.
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PALACE HOTEG-Opposue bath houses, modern furnished rooms, S45O ner week
 up Nomack x WoodcOck. owners and managers. 4l2-4lS Central Ave. 3-6-tf
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FoE RENT-Nice front room in private family. Phone TIT. 3-2S- tf
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oUELLA APARTMENTs--2 and 3 room apartments modern, strictly first class Accommodations. hot and cold running water Mrs, E Remington. Mgr. 30s Park Ave. Phone 1023
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FOR SALE-Wau soda fountain in good
 condition. Call and see t 12f Ceutra, avenue. 3-3t-2w
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FOR SALE-On account of bad health
 No. ] grocery and market at invoice prices doing good business. Phone Nb0I or "iD i-l-tiI
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Q FOR SALE Small restaurant, first class, doing splendid business, SG50 ] R. Jaggcrs, 6l5 Central Ave Phone 1867 l
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Malvern road. betwec~ rity limits and
 Country Club; one tf.v. acres one 10. and one : acres, gas line crosses 10 arres Inquire Ms. Nj. J. Mooney. Route No, 2-17-tf
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ROOMS and light housekeeping apart
 ments THE HESKETT, No. 1 Crystd St. cor. Park Ave. 4-l-tt
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

THE MocRARY-The hotel with the ideal location--opposite A. x N. hospital, free from dust and noises, cool and pleas
 anf and very convenient 10 bath houses and theaters., Try the McCrary aud be pleased. S-ll-u
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FURNIsHED ROOMS.

Furnished rooms with private family; cold and hot water; 22 Garland Ave. sec
 ond door Christian Scleuce church. Phone lG2S 3-2-tf
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MILLSTEAD APARTMENTS -- Modern tieht house keeping suites: brick building. ideal location Also single rooms with running water: sas Included. l37 Chapel St. Phone SS5. Mrs. Chas Ba- ker. Mgr.
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FOR SALE-Modcl 7g Overland car cheap for cash NJ. Grown St f-il-3t
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sPEciALS-Tutti-frutt and maple ice cream. The Pasteurized MDk Co. S-22tf.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
FOOD BILL PASSAGE
CAUSES DISTILLERS
TO CLOSE PLANTS

Peoria, ILL.,, Aug. S.-Peoria dis
tillers today agreed to close their
plants when they heard that the food
bill had been passed by the senate
and probably would be approved by
President Wilson tomorrow
The distllers have thirty days Of
grace after the approval OF the bill
and are expected to continue operst-
ing at capacity (25O.000 gallons OF
whisky a day. until the lid" goes
on. They have 1O.Ooo.oOO gallons
in bond and, with the additional out
put for thirty days, believe they will
be able to supply increased demands
for the remainder of 1917.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11

Of between $4,000 and $4,000.
But by coal being made a public util-
ity this sum would DE more than
saved in a year by the consumers who
would be protected against paying ex-
cessive prices for fuel.
Governor Bamberger said that w.
w. Armstrong would be the food con-
troller OF Utah IL the law now pend
ing in Washington became effective.
Mr.. Armstrong would have charge of
the regulation of prices Of foodstuffs
and coal.
1t was pointed out to the govern
or that Mr.. Armstrong; position
would only be temporary and that
it would form no safeguard to the
public following the war when the
coal companies could again revert to
higher prices for coal.
The governor said he fully real
lied that fact and said it was the in
tention OF putting coal and other
commodities in the public utilities
act irrespective OF whether they come
under the food controllers control
for the duration of the war.
Governor Bamberger also ex-
pressed himself in sympathy with the
action of governors Of Middle West
ern states who had decided to attend
conference in Chicago with view
to taking concerted action to reduce
coal prices.
This expression rs IN line with the
sentiments expressed by the govern
ors of other states.
Governor Norbeck of South Da-
kota, wires: II don't believe natural
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
CITY CAR
STRIKE is EFFECTED

Kansas City Aug. 9.-Kansas
City walked home from work last
night or rode in a conscripted We
hicle, the result of general strike
of street car men which paralyzed
that service. The tieup is the result
of a walkout ordered by representa-
tives of the motormen and conduc-
tors early yesterday morning. The
men, according to their spokesman.
are demanding the right to organize
and the reinstatement OF men said to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
State To Curb Plot To
Rob Public Next Winter

Salt Lake, Aug. 9.-"There Is a
limit to how far l will allow things
to CO."
This was the significant remark
that Governor Bamberger made to
The Telegram yesterday when a rep
resentative Of that paper asked him
as to what action might be taken
to prevent coal operators charging
exhorbitant rates for fuel to con-
sumers in Salt Lake and elsewhere
throughout the state.
The governor added that II he
found the circumstances warranted
such action, he would call a special
session Of the legislature, requesting
1t to pass an amendment to the pub
lie utilities act whereby coal would
become a public utility and come
under the jurisdiction Of the state
public utilities commission, which
would have the power to regulate
the price at which coal should be
sold to the consumer.
The public utilities act, when arig-
inally drafted, provided that coal and
other commodities, such as sugar and
cement. should be regulated by the
commission. Before the act reached
the legislature, coal. with sugar and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11

ser at grand headquarters. Chan
cellor Michaelis in response to a sum
mons from the Kaiser. reports re-
ceived here today stated.
Participating in the conference win
be military, governmental and diplo-
matte leaders of the empire. Those
attending furnish one OF the most
improving arrays Of German leaders
that have come together since the
outbreak of the war.
In view of the recent changes In
the cabinet, II is believed the entire
military and foreign policies OF the
empire are to be discussed and a
new definite policy outlined.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11

conditions Justify the prices asked
by operators and dealers. Quick ac-
ton Is necessary"
Governor Garden of Missouri SAYS !:
THE present figure will cause much
suffering among the people and re-
tail industries"
Governor Capper OF Kansas,
writes: THE cost of production has
advanced only 20 per cent, while the
prices to the public have advanced
more than SO per cent in Kansas. Z"
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cement and other commodities, was
stricken out.
Governor Bamberger admitted to
day that he opposed coal being con-
sidered public utility at that time.
He explained that the reason he en-
tered opposition then was that he
thought the public utilities commits
sion should not take too many sub
jects under its wing. He, however,
said that 1t was the intention to
broaden the powers of the commits
sion, and that It was possible that
not only coal, but sugar. cement and
other commodities would be made to
come under the commissions juris-
diction by an amendment to the pub
lie utilities act at the next legisla-
ture.
But" said Governor Bamberger,
II reiterate there is limit to how
far I will allow things to go. II
find that the coal operators are gain
ing large profits from the people by
charging unrair and exhorbitant
prices then I will not wait for the
next legislature. but will call a spe-
cial session."
A special session Of the legislature
would involve an outlay to the state
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
ELEVEN DROWNED
IN LAKE ONTARIO

Kingston, Ontario. Aug. Q. -
Eleven persons were drowned and a
child died from exposure in Lake
Ontario today when the coal schooner
George A. Marsh of Belleville, Ont,
foundered in heavy gale on the
voyage from Oswego, N. Y, to Kings
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
Stomach and Liver Troubles.

No end OF misery and actual suf-
fering is caused by disorders Of the
stomach and liver, and may be avoid
ed by the use Of Chamberlain's Tab
lets. Give them a trial. They only
cost a Quarter.--adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
~ ARE KILLED IN
MUNITIONS BLAST

Zurich, Aug. 9.-On the explosion
of two munition works storehouses
near Cracow, Galacia, on August 5,
artillerymen were killed
and many injured.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11

have been discharged because OF al
legged connection with the formation
of a union.
According to company officials,
about sexenteen hundred men are out
of employment.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-08-11
Kaiser Calls Chiefs
In Conference to
Outline New Policy

Amsterdam, Aug. 9.-One of the
most important conferences in
has been called by the Kai-
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