The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-09

ty election When the Poinsett coun. ty vote was rejected by the committed MT Robertson had majority of the votes.
 Mir. Terrell, two weeks ago, certi fled out to county and district orSani- cations the names of district eanGt dates for seats in the convention. Tn names had to be certified out 40 days before the general election of dele gates, June 26.
 William F.. Alsey. 27 years of age weighing 4 pounds and measuring 52 inches in height. registered at the county clerks office at Fort Smith m der the provisions of the selecttve draft law. His home is at Hugo, Okla He is an electrician and is with a show playing here. He swore he was the sole support of mother and sis ter. He was born at Magnolia. Ark
 Paragould Is discussing the advise. bility of making an effort to secure ar auxiliary military training camp. in formation having been received there that the army administration plans the establishment of such a camp within the territory which reports to Fort Logan H. Roots. ParaEou!d hears that from 1000 to 15000 men would be put in the auxiliary camp
 A chautauqua will be held in Cros- sett. beginning June 10, and lasting five days. Several strong attractions will be offered. including kiitios band. the Milano serenaders. the Berkeley sextet and Ali Taylor. bro h. CT of the late Governor Bob Tay- Tor.
 Pupils in Camden schools ha"e taken arms against disease by organ. izing as a branch of the ModerY Health Crusaders. Each child has a card for merits for each act to prevent tuberculosis and other diseases, and grades are kept by the teachers.
 One of biggest sales of Red Poll heifers ever made in Randolph coun- ty was made by John R. kizer of Po- cahontas. when he sold r head to l.. k. Berry of Melville, Marion coun ty. for the sum of $500.
 ]. R Packard. representing the state Highway Commission, has com.
 
 Danville to Ola to connect with the Pike's Peak-Hot Springs National Highway.
 The Batesville company of the Ark. ansas National Guard, over 10t strong. was mustered into service with appropriate ceremonies by Majs. Rur and Little of the National State Guard.
 w. J. Leppert of New Orleans, one of the workers for the American Red Cross, will come to Pine Bluff June s 10 give instructions to the members of the Pine Bluff chapter of the Red Cross.
 A suit for S40,000 was filed in tho circuit court at Fort Smith against the Equitable Powder Company for the death of Henry F.. Sanderson who was killed last February in an explosion at the plant near this city
 The water works and sewerage bonds for Walnut Riege have been sold. The money is in local banks and the Moreno Burkham Construc tion Company of St Louis began put. ting in ;he system.
 Beginning June l and until Decem. Der all cattle in Crawford county will be dipped every 10 weeks. also mules and horses infected with tick, in compliance with the state law.
 The Beebe Bulletin. established and edited by s. A. McNish, was sold to William M. Carter. a well-known eiti zen of Beebe. who will continue its publication at the same place.
 Oklahoma oil interests are activel, securing oil leases in Montgomery county, conditioned on wells beinf sunk as soon as a satisfactory amount of acreage is leased.
 Strawberry grocers of the Judsonis vicinity shipped Sl carloads of Der ries last week. Thus Tar this season more than BOO carloads have heer