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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
Tener Again to Head
National B. B. League

By United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Nov. John X
rene will again head the National
eagne for the next five years.
There was no other candidate. 50
" was asked to keep his place BY
he directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
Heavyweights to Mix
In San francisco Go

~ United Press LEASED Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Carl
forris and Jack Dempsey, heavy
relghts, will meet here tonight in
four.round melee. Promoters are
boxing for large audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
High School Teams
Mix at Dug's Field

Broadway and ballard tangled
this afternoon. at 3 10. on the grid.
iron at Dugdale park The Ballard
boys were expected to make IA
yorable showing against the Pine
Btreetcra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
Local Nit and Mat
Men in Portland Meet

Seattle boxers and wrestlers take
on the Multnomah club boys to-
night in the first interclub boxing
and wrestling bout OF the season.
The Washington times., 1917-04-08
Mems Manhattan Shirts
. and the ''PaIais Royal Shirts

and the 'Palais Royal Shirts "
The economy practically illustrated in these
shirts fitting best and wearing best cheapest IN the end
Manhattan Spring Shs-Madras 81 Silk and Madras $780,
$3.50, and IS; all silk S..
Palais Royal Shirts $1.50, 81 $3.50 and S.
Mansco Underwear-Made by Double Thread BaIbriggan
the Manhattan Shirt Company Shirts and Drawers SOC
famous Ior mem snr % nno Long half shirts.
madrss nainsook and silk Regular size drawers
stripe madras Athletic style WEIGHT Lise
Union Suits ST. S50 s. Union Suits 81 and $150-
Shirts Drawers 75c 81 Half long sleeves; ankle
and $1.50. length. Regular or stout sizes.
"Onyx" "Interoven" and "Hoeproof HoseThree famous
makes always stock The spring styles and eolongs
in all sizes-at 81 pair. -.
The Washington times., 1917-04-08
WEEKS FOR HOME. GARDENS
Suggests Movement In Letter to
Boston Official.

In aletter to Henry B. Endicott, OF
the commission of public safety of
Boston, Senator Weeks urged that
the boards of trade and clubs of Mass
achusetts start at once encouraging
increased planting Of gardens and
waste lands.
Reports reaching Washington in
dicate that the question OF food sup
ply is one Of the most serious with
which we will have to contend" the
letter stated.
The Washington times., 1917-04-08
SECRET WIRELESS
PLANTS ARE SOUGHT
Arrests to Follow Violation oi
Orders for Dismantling
illegal Outfits.

Arrests will follow the slightest
violation of the orders that went forth
today for the closing of all wireless
pIants-in the United States not In con
troll of the Navy Department
1t is expected that the ninety-two
plants in the District will have been
dismantled within twenty-four hours.
Major Pullman, superintendent OF
police, is cooperating with the Fed
eral authorities.
Patnolmen today were given the
locations of the plants and directed
to order them closed.
Several points in the District are
under surveillance of the Secret SerV-
Ice because OF a suspicion that secret
stations exist in Washington. Arrests
may result. Several Illegal plants
were located several weeks ago.
Secret Service men are still inves-
tigating circumstances connected with
the discovery that powerful radio ap-
paratus had been operated In New
York from the roof of the Fifth
avenue home of Mrs. Hugo Reisinger,
daughter of the late Adolphus Busch
millionaire brewer Of st. Louis. 1t
was denied by Mrs. Reisinger that
less until recently, her assertion be-
ing that she had 1T dismantled as
soon as she had learned of it
The Secret Service operatives have
learned that the wireless was operated
by Mrs. Reisinger's butler, Alexander
Kagan, a skilled electrician and oper-
ator. Ragan is being sought by Gov
ernment agents.
The Reisinger mansion has been
closely watched for months Mrs
Reisinger had entertained Count Won
Bernstorff and Captains Boyd and
Won Papen and a number of prom
inent Germans. Her father spent his
last years in Germany and was per-
sonal friend of the Kaiser.
Another development IN the Govern
ment's efforts to suppress radio oper-
ations and protect legitimate plants
from German agents is the arrest of
five Germans at Tuckerton. N. J., site
Of the big German radio station. The
prisoners formerly were employed by
the German government and are be-
lieved to have plotied-to destroy the
plant
The Washington times., 1917-04-08
new U. S. ARMY TO
GET GAS HELMETS
Every Other Modern Accessory
of Warfare Demonstrated in
Europe to Be Provided.

Plans for equipping the new army
of the United States with every ef-
fective appliance of modern warfare
have been worked out to the last de
tail, officials of the War Department
announced today.
Experts of the Department have
profited by the lessons of the Euro.
pean war and the American soldiers,
It was said by way of illustration,
will not be in the state of unpre-
paredness against poison gas attacks
in the event they go to the European
trenches that the soldiers of the
allies were.
One detail of the equipment is a
heavy steel helmet, much after the
French pattern, which resembles an
inverted sauce pan. The helmets
weigh nearly four pounds and are
not at all comfortable after they
have been on ones head more than
q few minutes.
AFranEes for Manufacture.
A pattern also has been adopted
for gas masks and for other devices
In avoiding the effects of gases lib
Grated by the enemy. Estimates have
been made on price and the number
required and arrangements perfected
by which a sufficient number for the
use of the army can be turned out
by the manufacturers within a brief
time.
. Estimates also have been made on
5000, 900 hand grenades, on pulmotors
and on trench guns-in fact, on
every device which has been used iin
the European war and found to be
ssrviceable and effective.
Army officers expressed gratifica-
tion today at the apparent conviction
Of President Wilson and Secretary
Baker that Since the United States
has found war vlCh Germany ines
capable, she must enter 1t with every
resource at her command.
CoAscriDtIon Policy Adopted.
There was especial delight with
the statement OF Secretary Baker to-
day that, in view OF the emergency,
there was no alternative to selective
conscription. There had been some
doubt as to the enthusiasm with
which the Secretary would embrace
this principle.
The remainder of the national
guard Is to be called out, but the
orders will await the passage of
the new military bill by Congress.
This, army officers explained, was
~ SAo oApOSe VI giving Ine teoeral
Government exclusive authority over
the guard
Called out under the provisions of the
new bill, officers Of the guard will not
be able, as they have done in the past,
to tender their designations to the gov
ernor OF their State in the event of fric-
ton In their command. but will be an
sWerable solely to the Federal military
authorities. The absolute Jurisdiction ~
the Government over the guard also
VIII permit the wedding out Of unfit
officers, it was explained.
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CkRRAh1A SAYS HE
 WILL kEEP NEUTRAL
KINDLY MESSAGE SENT FROM MINISTER OF FINANCE TO SEC.
 RETARY LANE YESTERDAY.

Wa hington, May 2.--lmis Cabrera, General Carranzas minister of F. nance, in a letter to Secretary Lane, with whom he sat on the Mexican. American commission, pledges not nly Mexico's neutrality. but his gov ernment's intention to dc nothing to embarrass the United States in the war with Germany. A part of Cabrera letter made public today ny Secretary Lane follows:
 "Au Mexicans who know and appre- eiate the United States are now st-iv- inc to keep Mexico absolute J neutral in the present world conflict which unfortunately has extended to Amer ica. Attn ugh l believe that the war between the United States and Ger many will actually take place in Eh- rope and not in America, the pniied States can be sure that the present government of Mexico will do every thing in its power to make the United States feel absolutely confident that there vii be no reason at all to fear rom our side.
 Mexico has gone through q civil war, and there is nothing the pet pie desire more than to remain in peace and without being engaged in an in- ternational war
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LEGAL NOTICES

Tsiah Scott and Clorinda Scott March I2th, 1890, and Recorded in Volume :, Page 3, of Records of Deeds and Mort gages of Garland County, Arkansas. Also all of Lot II, Block 74, Of the Hot Springs Reservation as surveyed, mapped and platted by the United States Hot Springs Commissioners tan undivided half interest in said land be- ing the separate estate of May Loyett, and the other undivided half interest belonging 10 w. G. Lovett and May Lovett as tenants by entirey.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months the purchaser being required to execute a bond as reuqired by aw and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security Learing interest at the rate Of 6 per cent per annum from date of sale un- tii paid, and lien being retained on the pFemises sold to secure the pay ment of the purchase money.
 Given under my hand this 2nd day Of May. A. D., 1917.
 F, w. ROWIlTs.
 Commissioner in Chancery
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commlssloNER's SALE.
(. F.. MARSH.
 Secretary.

Notice Is hereby given, that in pur ruance og the authority and directions contained in the dec -otdl order Of the Chancery Court Of Garland County made and entered on the 18th day Of March, X. IT,, 1917, in a certain cause (No .29U. then pending therein be tween D. BurG1uer ct al. complainant, and Emma Davis ct al, defende1t. the pnders iSned, as Commas toner Of said Court, will offer for slle at public vendue 10 the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court IS he q, in the County Of Garland, win. in the hours prescribed by law for iu- dicial rales, ol the l2th day of May. A. D., 1917, the following described rea estate, toNyH: Lot Eight (sl of w. J. Thompson Subdivision of par ol Lot One (D and all Of Lot; Two (2) Three (3). Four {4, Five CD. Six co, and seven tO, in Block Six ty.Three (C3) Of the Hot Springs Reservation, situated in the City O.. Hot Springs. in the County of Gar. land, and Sta;e of Arkansas.
 Tercls Of Sale: On : credit Of three months the purchaser being re- quired to execute q bond as required eaid Court in said cause. with ap- proved security. hearing interest at the rate Of 10 per cen; per anhurr 1y law and the order and decree Of room date Of sale untr paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of the pur- chase money.
 Given under my hand ihis 2lst day Of Apri., 4. IT,. 1917.
 r. w ROAVd4E 4ES,
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REGAL NOTICES

Garland, within the hours pres cribed by law for judicial sales, on the 18th day Of May, A. D., 1917, the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot Nine (9) Briggs and ONeal Suhdiyis- ion No. l, of Lots Two (2). Three (3) and Fonr t4, B oclI Ten N0) Of Hot Springs Reservation as mapped and lat cd by |. s. Commission (55 feet front h. 129 feet deepl in Garland County, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On 6 credit o' three months, the purchaser beng required 10 execute bond as required by law and the order and decree ol said Court in aid cause. with approved security, bearing interest at the rate of 10 Der cent per aunum from date of sale until paid, and lien being retained on the premises sold 10 SO cure the payment ot the purchase money.
 Gwen under my hand this 2lst day of April, A. D I917.
 F, ". ROW1E9,
 Commissioner in Chanoery.
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DON'T SPECULATE ON
 THE WAR MOVEMENTS
SECRETARY BAKER SHOWS THAT IT WOULD ONLY BE HARMFUL
 TO THE ULTIMATE RESULTS.

Washinstou. May Secretary Baker issued formal statement Go day deploring speculation as to he time of sending of American troops to Europe
 The questions to be determined are h.w can the United States best that is, most effectively and m sl rapidly -a.d in tho prosecution of the war?' said The secretary. As each form of effort is determined upon, sc far as is consistent with the proprie. ties Of the case, it will be announced
 'Prior to the announcement of in teRtions. speculation and statements cf the supported intentions on the part of the government are. of course entirely unfcunded and equally un fcrunate
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WAR BONDS OPEN ID
 POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION
DENOMINATIONS WILL BE so SMALL AS TO PLACE THEM
 WITHIN REACH OF ALL.

Washington May 2.-Secretary Mo
 Adoo announced tonight thar the first offering of bonds authorized under the war finance law wou d be a two bill Ilion dollar liberty loan" issue, open
 popular subscription at par and
 that the subscriptions would be re-
 ceived until June l5. mex The bonds
 will be dated July and will be ready for delivery on that date.
 Although many organ 1atons in ad- duioG to the banks of the country will
 be utilized in floating the bonds, the twelve federal reserve banks will he designated as central agencie5 in their respective districts. receiving subscrip- tons, dlivering the bonds and caring for ot her details The proceeds of the issue win be deposi.ed in as large 3 number of banks throuehcut the eoun- try as i. practicable and will be with drawn gradually.
 Interest on the bonds will be pay able semi.annua ly on January l and July I. Details as 10 their denomna- ton have not yet been prescribed but the lowest denomination, it was an- nouuced, will be SO small as to place
 the bonds within the reach ol every investor.
 Among the agencies which will be authorized to accep, subscriptions, MT NJ Adoo designated banks, trust con- panies. private bankers, bond houses, postcffices, eNpre's companies, depart
 ment stores, newspapers and other Volunteers who have come forward | in great numbers" Many offers of Iasslstance have been received from
 womens organizations and as soo1
 a. possible The secretary will organ ize womens committee 10 assist in 1 the work of obtaining subscriptions | and distributing the issue.
 l A large oyersubscription, Mir. Me Ado0 announced, appears likely.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
coMMIssfoNER's SALE

 N69ee is herehv given trct in pursu- ance Of the authority Snd directions con tained in the deoretal order of the chan cerY court Of Garland county, made and entered on the 19th day Of NaI ch, 4. D l9l1, in a certain cause tNo. 63S-) then pending therein between Arkansas Trust Co. and M ]. Henderson, trustee, com plaiusnts, and McGehee Williams, Der nardine Williams, Mrs. r.. F. Vaughn. Rector l.. Williams. and r. " Wiliams, defendants. the undersigned. as cornmis- 'sloner Of said court will offer for sale lat public vendue 70 the hlghe>' nidder. lat the front door or entrance cl the county courthouse. in which said court l. held in the county uf Garland. within the hours prescribed bV law for judicial sales on the 3rd day of May, A, D. 1917, the following described real estate, tu-wit
 Part of lot Eleven d11 block one Hun dred and Twenty eight l9S of inc Hot Springs Reservation. as surVeyd and mapped and Dlltted by. the niiod States Hot springs 'omnis~lonefS, and lnoi" particularly described as follows: Com merce at h point on the front line of th' said lot which is the sopth line ol VI hit tngton aNenuo1 fifty t5o1 feet. from tn northwest corner thereof. and running thence along the lot front, 10 tle said northwest corner: thence along the a.. Viding line between lois eleven tlb and twelve (lal of said block one hundred and ninety-five CIa0 feet to the leal line of lot eleven CID; thence east aloHt the rear line Of said lot nifty t101 feet thence in straight line To inc Doint beginning. in Garland county. AIkan.as
 Terms CT Sale On a credit of thrcC months, the purchaser being required tc execute q bond as requiIed bv law and the order and decree of said court In S5tD cause with approved security. beaIiur interest at the rate of 10 per cent pcl anuum from date of sale until paid, ant Nen being retained on the premise sold to secure the payment Of the pur-
 Given under my hand this 10th day oc Aprl \. D. 1917. -......-.
 l,n.tnr-l iee innar in l,Lannert-
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BALF0UR ID ADDRESS
 HOUSE AND SENATE
WILL BE THE FIRST TIME THE PRIVILEGE WAS EVER ACCORD
 ED A BRITISH OFFICIAL.

Washington May 2.-Foreign Secre- tary Balfour, head of the British war mission, will appear before both hoes2s of congress Saturday a priv ilege never lofore accorded d British officia
 In accepting today invitations oi toth the senate and the house 10 ad- dress them at any tme that he might prefer. Nr Balfour suggested Satur day at 12:30 D m. It is understood he will make a brief speech in each house, though the chief object of his Ei-it will be to pay a call of courtesy meet the members and 10 extend the greetings of the British parliament
 Mir. Balfour spent most ol this af ternoon with Secretary McAdoo aad ST Hartman Lever at the treasury de partment after devoting the many hours to conferences at the mission $ headquarter British Ambassador opring-Rice was among those whc called and MT Balfour lunehed with the French mission at the British em bassy
 The trade discussions between Brit sh and American official are said now 10 have covered practically all the preliminary ground and 10 be waiting on additiona information rom England. Though the ms ion came 70 this country with d mass of statistics and facts the Amer'can officials have sona through all o. that and have asked further qnes,ions which could te answered only by reference to Lon don
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-03
Commissioner in Cnaneery
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given. that In pur- suance of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County made and entered on the goth day of April A. D., 1916, in a certain cause (No. 5933), jhen pending therein be. tween C. C. Sparks, receiver, complain ant, and K. R. Jaggers, K. M. Williams and Leo Lester, defendants, the under
 isned, $ Commissioner of said Court will offer for sale at pa1lic vendue 10 the highest bidder, at the front door Tor entrance of the County Courthouse, lin which said Court is held, in the County of Garland, within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on the 18th day ol May. A. D., 1917, the following described real estate, towit: Commencing 777.5 feet west, III feet north of the common corner of Sec
 tiOns 2, 4. 9 and 10, Twp. Three, South; Range 70, We.t, on the west side o' German street, run thence north 3S de
 grees, 20 minutes west 3003 feet; thence South 51 degrees, 20 minutes west, J00.3 feet; thence South 3S de grees, 30 minutes east 30o.3 feet;
 thence north JI degrees, 20 minutes east, 300.3 feet to place of beginning
 Also strip of land so feet wide rcn- ming parallel with and adjoining the scNh boundary line ot certain piece Of land containing 3.44 acres, and deeded to John Hine May 29th. 1877, by Annie s Ward and Jennie A. Jones. said strip of land measuring Ca feet or German street by chains and jS links, running South 5l t-2 degrees west, and lying partly iR s. half of See. 1, and partly North half oT See. 9. Twp. , South of Range 19 West Also strip of land 100 feet wide parallel with and adjoining North boundary line, containing S.44 acres. and deed
 ed 10 John Hne May 29th. 1877. by Anne s. Ward. and Jennie IA. Jones
 Said strip measuring 100 feet front on German street, by z chains and ss lirks; rnnine south q degree and I minutes west, and lying in the South haif of section 4, Twp. South, Range l9 West. all of the foregoing tracts of l4nd being described in q certain deed executed by-J, P. Mellard and giee 10
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SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an elec. on vii be he'd in the city of Hot Springs, IIo, Springs township. Gar. land County, Arkansas, at the usual voting places in each ward Of said city and Hot Strings township, on Satur day. May 18th, 1917. TOT purpose of eiectng two directors for full term 10 succeed Director. Clarde E. Marsh and T.. A. Jones, whose terms will ex piIe on t.lat date Said directors to be elected O erve the Special School District of Hot Springs The question of voting school tax and the rate Of said tax will also be submitted a, said electlou Bv order of the Board Of Director- Of the Special School D's- trict Of Hot Springs
 This the 2Sth day Of Apri 1917
 HANtP WILLIAMS.
 President
 (. F.. MARSH
 Secretary.
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CORPORATION STATEMENT.

Having received the Democratic nomination for delegate to Jhe State Constitutional Convention from the $ xth Congres slonal District Of Arkan- gas, my name will be submitted to the voters of said Congres icnal h. -tTiot at the general election held on the 2Gth day Of June, 1917, as a candidate for delegate rom said Sixth Congressional pstrict to said Cons .itutonal Conven. lon
 In compliance with the statute of the recent General Assembly lmown a, the Wagoner Law, subm, the fol lowing statement showing my connec ton with corporations during the pre- eedng twelve months as follows;
 own stock n, and am Pres dent Of, he fo lowing Banking institutions:
 Bank of Fordyce Fordyce, Arkansas.
 Bank of Bauxne, Bauxlte, Arkansas.
 Excaange Bank Stuttgart, ATkan as.
 own stock in, and am Director oi, the following BanlGag Institutions;
 Bank Of Waldo, Waldo, Arkansas.
 Lee County National Bank, Marian na, Arkansas.
 Bradley County Bank. Hermitage, Arkansas
 Union Bank and Trtst Co, Junction City. Arkansas.
 Bankers Mortgage and Trust Co, Fordyce, Arkansas.
 am Stockholder in the following banks:
 Bank O. stephens, stephens, Ar. kansas.
 Bank of Rson, Rison, Arkansas. CleLurne County Bank, Heber Springs Arkansas.
 First State Bank Leesyine, Louisi- ana Citizens Bank, Tinar, Arkansas. Victoria Rank, Strong. ArkanSaS l own stock in, and am President of, The Brown Company of aIiw@nnee Mis iasippi oNa stock in, and am a Director Of, tho following Lumber and Timber Companc
 Fdgar Lumber Company. Uesson, if@ansas.
 Hall < Legan Lumber Go. Morton, Mississippi.
 Gawmil Lumber Company, Pela- h2tcn Mississippi Arkau as Vancouver Timber and L. CO., British Columbia.
 Newell Lumber Company, Eunce, i.o0is@la.
 col1maa Lumber Company. stepn- ems. ArEausas IL gIadre 1mnber Company. ifcdee louisiana.
 own sock in. and am the Presi- dent of, the following Life and Fire Insurance Companies:
 Home Life and Accident Company. Little Rock. Arkansas. Home Fire Insurance Company, For. dyce Arkansas. own tock ln. and am President of. the Rock Island Townslte Company o,, Fordyce, Arkansas
 am Director Of the Fl Dorado & Wesson Railway Company. of E Dora dc. Arkansas. am Director Of the ColIins-Hamp ton Grocery Company of Fodyce, AT. kansas.
 l own stack in the Mississippi Soft Pine Lumber Company of Canton, Nils. sissppt.
 l own stock in the Gates Lumber Company of Wilmar, Arkansas. own stock In, and am a Director of Red Thomas and Company" a mer- cantile corporation, of Bigelow, Ar. Fansa7
 l am a member oS the Board of Trustees Of the University Of Ar. kansas
 A. B. BANKS.
 Subscribed and sworn to before ms on thls the 24th day Of April. 1917.
 IAtATES A. LATTIGdO,
 tSeaD Notary Pubic
 My commission expires March 2S.
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SHOE COMPANY STRIKE.

Moberly, Mo, May 2.-To prevent disorder in connection V ith the trikc at the Brown Shoe Company here Mayor l. r, Harlan today requested Governor Gardner to send a company of national guard to Mcbe-ly. His message intimated the police were un able to cope with the situation. Seven teen arrests have been made, inc ud ing some women Citizens have been deputized fer police duty.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur- suance Of the authority and directions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County, mad and entered on the Eth day of April, A. D., l9l7 in a certain cause fNo. G37D. then nhndng therein be- tween Robert McAdam ct al com plainants, and Apkena Speaks et al, defendants, the Undersigned, as Com. missioner of aid Court will offer for sale at public Eendue 10 the highest bidder at theFiront door or entrance of the Counfy Courthouse, in which said Court ! held, in the County of