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The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
BALDWIN.

Business IS progressing in our ht- tie village. ]. F.Moore our merchant has taken in a partner, his brother Mack. who is running the store, while Mr. Moore and son Arthur are preparing the ground for large wheat crop.
 The Baldwin school has changed teachers, as the fromer principal Mrs. Smith, secured a Government position at better wages and resigned. Miss Brashears was employed to finish the school, Miss Edna Lewls being assistant.
 A revival meeting has been going Oh here for several days past, the preaching being done by Rev. Bar Der. Two young men were bap- tlzed on the 8th inst. The meeting is expected to close Thursday night The sermons have been much enjoy ed.
 Baldwin young people are launching out on the sea of matrimony, two couples having been married recently at Fayetteville. They were Miss Myrtle Hester and Herman Teney Miss E. Trammell of Mcguire ano
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
SULPHUR CITY AND BLACK OAK

Frank Head attended church al Elkins Sunday night
 Geo. Foote and wife visited at the NanHoose home Sunday afternoon
 Hugh Reeee and wife attended quarterly conference at Elkins Fri day.
 ]. L. Boaz and Bert Brooks made a business trip to Fayetteville Satur- day.
 MT. and Mrs. Dushenes of Elkins were business callers at John Cryles Friday.
 Rev Greenwood ef West Fork fill ed his regular appointment hele Sunday.
 Silas Williams of Oklahoma visit ed his parents here few days last week.
 We were glad to see the West Fork items again last week Keep on coming.
 Mrs. Roy Younger and children spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. John Gryle. Mat Boaz and nieees Clara and Amanda Fawbush, made trip to Fayetteville Saturday.
 Will Stone and family and Mr. Richardson and family visited the Fincher Cave Sunday.
 Grandpa Foote and son George each made q trip to Fayetteville last week for Shook and Son.
 Miss Florence Kimion returned home Sunday after q two weeks stay '.' ta --.ssi ives near Durham.
 Master Clarence Cryie s not able to attend school Monday yVen ac- count of vaccination making him very sick.
 Sherman Paschal and family of Greasy Creek spent Saturday night and Sunday with Jim kimioh and family.
 Miss Glayds Laymon come home Saturday from Okla, where she spent the past month with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Crawford
 Mrs. W. W Hanshaw of West Fork visited her daughter, Mr ]. l.. Boaz and friends here last week and part of this week
 Bill Arnett of Pennington is visit relatives and friends here this week.
 Several from here attended the Charley McClelland sale Monday
 On Registration day there was a large crowd out here with dinner on the ground As the speaker for the forenoon failed to appear Brother Cooper made very interesting talk In the afternoon there was very nice program by the school which @as certainly appreciated by all present
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
HIGHLAND VIEW.

Autumn is here again and the hal- ser hasn't reached Paris yet.
 Jasper Byrd is expected home soon from Riverside. California.
 Hugh Bishop and family spent Sun day at A. J Smiths.
 Holland Colwell has his new dwell- ing almost completed. grandson, Fiery TrammePs. for a few weeks.
 .Elery Trammel is preparing to build q barn.
 Say, Lilly why didn't you report that other wedding
 Chas. Sherman was trying his new fodder shredder last week. They say 1t is doing excellent work.
 J. w. Phillips purchased nice sad dle horse recently from Joe Culweil
 Aunt Polly Clark Is stopping at her
 Mrs. Lorin Tate and children of Mountain View visited at her uncle A. ]. Smiths Saturday night and Sun day
 We are told John Neill and family will leave soon for California. We wish them good luck, nice trip and a speedy return to Arkansas.
 Jesse Byrd and Sydney Pitts have begun to make lasses They're go-- ing to be real scarce this year, and so high poor folks can't reach what there is.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Boyd, who have been visiting relatives and friends here for the last five or six weeks, started for their home in Santa Anna, Calf, Monday. Here wishing for them pleasant return trip.
 Mre. Esther (TrammeD Dyer and small son of Colorado are visiting relatives here and at Habberton This is her first visit to Arkansas and she expresses herself delighted with the country.
 Herbert Boyd and Everett Smith made a trip to Fayetteville Saturday
 A general meeting of the men and women of this school district was called Sunday afternoon, Sept 5, and oranization of the Community Council was begun with the following Committee: J. w Phillips, Chairman Ermon' Trammel, Secretary; II. G Langham, Treasurer; N. 5. Trammel and w K. Shofner. Twenty sls men and women were present wht signed the roster, and since ther eight more have added their names Their are about twenty others wh' failed to be present at the genera meeting and have not since had al Tn gIPn Evelyn.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
WEST FORK

IL has been quite cool for the last few days.
 Every body is busy blowing to put in wheat.
 George Hanshaw made a business trip to Middle Fork Tuesday.
 Mrs. Walker has gone to visit q while with her son, Marion Walker who lives near Greenland
 Mr. and Mrs. Uhles are here on A visit from Joplin. Mo Mrs. Uhles .as very bad cancer .eR 6ne of her legs and Is not doing much good
 White Curtis, Edgar Hope and Bud Underhil have been attending the protraeted meeting at Greenland for the last two nights
 Goldie Bloyd left for Ft, Smith Sunday. She had been up to West Fork to visit her invalid mother. Mrs Eli Bloyd.
 There was a quite wedding in West Fork last Monday, Miss Lillian Karn- es and Clarence Gonair. Miss Lil- lian is one of West Forks highly es- teemed young ladies. MT. Conair IS an excellent young man of West Fork We wish them much happi- ness through life.
 Grandpa Little's house near the mill burned Thursday between 10 and II o'clock, and nearly all the contents. His daughter Mrs Crane, lived with him and all of there things were lost One of his granddaughter house hold goods were stored there and burned with the rest. Mrs. Crane was in the kitchen getting dinner and the whole front rooms an up- stairs were ready to fall in before she noticed the fire.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
a~a JOHNSON.

Carl Mayes and wife visited at Harris last Sunday.
 Miss Opal Johnson has entered high school at Springdale.
 \ fine rain fell here Monday morn ing.
 Miss Blanche Hanks is attending high school at Fayetteville
 Mrs. Amanda Mayes left recently for Muskogee, Okla, where she will visit her son, Ghas. s. Mayes.
 N Y Hanks left today for Benton vile where he will make apple bar rels for the Peek Gooperage Co.
 Joe Reed returned recently from a sojourn in Idaho and Nevada. Joe came home to register for the draft.
 Mir. and Mrs Gerald Reese. who were visiting here from Sapulpa. Okla, left Wednesday for CassVille, Mo.
 Hrs. Val Phillips and children left Friday for SapGlpa. Okla, to join Mr Phillips who has dicided to locate there.
 John Boswell made q business trip 
 having trouble with his eyes again and is having them treated by Ft Smith specialist.
 Clay Morris Is visiting his family at Combs. An extra agent from Talihana, Okla, is attending the lo- cal Frisco office while Mir Morris fs away
 Mir. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and son Frank, left yesterday for Kansas City, Mo, where Frank is going te enter an automobile school of in. struction.
 Will Bennett writes to the horift folks that he is now enrolled with the great army of builders who are con structing the great powder manu- featuring works near Nashville, Tenn
 Ben Johnson and family arrived Thursday from Miami, Okla. MT. Johnson has disposed of his property at Miami, and is arranging to go to work at some one of Uncle Sans ship building plants.
 Tom Lockhart IS seeking new To- cation as the fish pond farm where Tom resides. has been sold to an Oklahoma gentleman who wants pos session of the place as soon as pos sible
 Oscar Hughes is being treated at the Fayetteville hospital where he was operated on again last week The trouble which has afflicted his head and throat for so many months does not yield readily to medical treatment.
 MulkeeDmo
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
TRADED FOR
 STOLEN STOCK
Party From West Part of Caun., Disposed of Three Stolen Ma. to Local Buyer.

A young man giving his name as T. W. Hearn last week bronpbt s to Springdale last week three mare and J offered them for sale and traded tbam to Tom Carre. getting a Ford ear ar in n the deal. Mir. Carrel sold two of ,be a mares to Charley Vaughan and wac s preparing to ship the other with e ear of stock when Lon Andrews ~ha lives Is miles west of Sioam snr;ne" m,,o appeared and claimed the stock ss his, same having been stolen from his place and they were turned oyer to him.
 After quite search Mr. Carrel found Hearn, whose right name "a Earl Mathews, a few miles southeast of Siloam Springs, near his home Hs claimed to have bought the stock and made satisfactory settlement with Mr Garrel
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20

Harry Couch. We wish them a smooth voyage, and success and hap piness through life.
 Most all our boys registered Thurs day of last week, and we're wonder ing what is to become of the farms when our men and boys are taken off to fight the Huns.
 I'm the mother of four sons all Of whom have been reared on the farm and taught farming and are farmers. All have registered and may have to leave their families and farms to go lover there" in their country's army All have bought War Stamps. Their father has also bought Liberty Bonds and War Stamps to help win the war He was 70 years of age Sunday, l5 inst, and is still trying to farm
 E K
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
0uestionaires Being Mailed Out

Questionaires are now being mailed out to registrants between the ages of IS and 21, preparatory to the call for next month. Questionaires will not be mailed to those between 3f and l5. On the day of registration nuestionaires were delivered to number between the ages, but the To- cal board requests that same be re turned. this action being taken at the request of the adjutant general
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
SURPRISE PARTY.

Saturday evening at eight o'clock a crowd of sixty of her young friends gathered at the home of Jewelle Jack son who lives five miles west of town, and gave her surprise party, Miss Jewelle had just returned from We tumka, Okla, where she had been teaching a summer school, to spend her vacation at home.
 The evening was very pleasantly spent in music and games, and each one departed declaring Miss Jewelle to be a most delightful hostess.
 One who was present.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
HELD AS \ SLACkER

A. B. Hamilton, who has resided in this locality for some time, and who was employed by J. A. Richer north of town, was arrested Wednesday night by Deputy Sheriff Chas. Don aldson for failing to register. He was taken to Fayetteville yesterday Hamilton admits, so 1t is said, that he is forty-fiye years of age and eligible to register Thursday of last week
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
TD rIrIANE UNIVERSITY

The following Washington County registrants left Wednesday for fu- lane University, New Orleans
 Robert K Rogers, Lincoln, Gap tain of contingent);
 Robert C. Davis, Greenland;
 Lawson W. Jackson, Fayetteville; Albert r. Southerland, Springdale Donald l.. Cheek. Fayetteville; James H. Baggett, .Springdale; Locke Shive1, Fayetteville;
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
WAR SAVING STAMP DAY

Sat irday September q has been officially designated as War Saving Stamp Day, and OH that day booths will be open at prominent points on the busincss street of Srringdale in order to afford all an easy and con- venient way of purchasing Stamps alreulY subscrihed for
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
MOUNTAIN HOME.

Dock Oxford has moved back to Arkansas, and we understand ne will work for Mir. Sherrod another year.
 Charley Phipps attended spelling at this place Friday night.
 MT and Mrs. Everett Neill drove through from Westyille, Okla, Sat turday in their Ford. returning the following day.
 Quite a crowd from around here attended the surprise dinner at on- cle Henry Stones Sunday.
 Joe and Iman Clark have sold their hay press to T. H. and Ben Mayes, who are operating same near hafris this week.
 More rain. more grass, but from all indications Jack Frost Will soon nip that.
 Mrs. Verna Mayes has been at Springdale for the past week nav ing Dr. Sparkman treat the cancer on her cheek.
 Mrs. Bruce was taken to the hos pital at Fayetteville last week where she underwent all operation Last report was she was doing nicely
 Ava Mayes has been having UT. Crutcher of Springdale do some dent al work for her.
 A Mir. Jones from Neosho, Mo, IS visiting at Mrs. Mary Clarke,s.
 School is doing fine smce the hlce showers and cool days.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
DEATHS
DINGIE.

William Nelson Dingle died Sept ember s at Elm Springs, having been in declining health for number of years. The body was taken to his former home at Carthage Mo, for burial on the 9th, funeral servlees having been held at the kneli Chapel
 Deceased was 55 years of age, and had been a resident of Elm Springs for l5 years. He was brother to Mrs. Dr. Summers.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
LEFTY

Mr. and Mrs. Charley Samuels are the parents of new boy. who arrived the 10th.
 Mr Arnold of Oklahoma is here visiting his mother, Mrs Watson on the old Goddard farm west of town
 Ulman Calico and family visited rel atives at Huntsville last Saturday and Sunday.
 Jim Ray has bought the Will Wal dron farm southeast of town and nov ed on the place last week.
 Charles Sandlain threshed most O the grain around here this year, but the Hull thresher of Berryyille IS just returning home after very sue" cessful run east of here.
 School was resumed at Hickory Grove last week after more than a weeks absence caused by sickness oi Russell Bowlin. son of Mrs. feati Bowlln, the teacher
 School was dismissed here on the l2th in order to use the school house for registration C. W. Bone ana Amos Stafford had charge of the reg istration at this place.
 Uncle George Lynch is very low with pulmonary tuberculosis and II is thought his days on this earth are few, He is at the home of hls daugh- ter, Mrs Fayette Todd.
 Miss Mabel Vaughan is teaching the Clear Creek school this year Miss Mable taught in Colorado last year and her many friends are glad she decided to stay nearer home this year.
 Mrs. Jim Jenkins of Bakersfield, Cal, is here visiting her sister; Mrs Georgia Todd. Mrs Jenkias before her marriage was Dora Robinson, ana was one time d resident of Sprihg dale.
 Most all the farmers have their corn cut and are busy now sowing wheat, rye and grass. Quite an acre age of wheat Is being put m this iaii, the farmers hoping to make up on wheat whas.hey lost on corn from the drouth
 The infant son of MT and Mfs Chas Devery died last Tuesday anu was buried the following day III the Denny Cemetery across the f'Re,' The child was only few days oid, The parents have the sympathy or the community.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. H. Hinds have re ceived word off the safe arrival ose. sea off their son Everette, who WAS M one of the first selectives to ieave .li.I county. Everette is with the oigiiai Corps and has been in tfaihihf a most year.
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 The News is requested to anhouhse that there will be meeting of tine Community Council of Defense a' Shady Grove on Friday night seP'- ember 27. There will be an aduies' by Rev. W. I. EIledge, besides otnsf features of interest, and every o,s ss tt.ar
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20

Don't for get to buy War Saving Stamps, Saturday, Sept. 2l, these are to go on old pledges.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
SILENT GROVE.

Mir and Mrs. Tom Ralston visited at inc Gaston home, Sunday
 Miss Emma Bingham of Oak Grove spent Saturday night with Miss Mill dred Smith.
 A large crowd attended the singhg at this place Sunday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs Fred Bingham visit cd at the A. w. Smith home Sunday.
 Robert Gaston is improving at this writing.
 R. NJ. Atkison of Springdale spent Sunday with Roscoe Smith and lam fly.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Robert Gas ton, Sept. 18th son.
 w. NJ. Ralston left Monday night for Bryan, Texas, where he will sell apples. -.
 Mrs. Homer Clark is visiting Win relatives in this vicinity They ex- pect to move here in the near future.
 Uncle Jonathan Smith went to Sulphur Springs Monday to LOOK after some business affairs
 Miss Mildred Smith spent Friday night with Miss Allie Reed of Goad l Springs.
The Springdale news., 1918-09-20
Rspistrants In Springdale.

The total number registering m cnr;nodale Township was BIS. Ot this number there were only two "lo were @ not native, born, and one of these Sss @ been naturalized and the other, iIaI InInS s pinkall, has taken out his first papers. All are white
 Following is the list fro'G Spring dale Township the past sffiee being Soripgdale whe 2 not otherwise glv-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-27

glvcn $3.50 and costs. Blevens said he
was getting the booze to accommodate
friends, but that next time he would
allow them to go unaccommOdated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-27
German Living Cost
Raises 300 Per Cent

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April &C.
Increases In wages paid In Germany
have utterly failed to keep pace with
the Increased cost OF living. says the
April bulletin Of the Department of
Labor.
The average Increase In wages has
been 80 per cent. while the living cost
has gone up 800 per cent. The great.
est Increase In wages has been re.
celved by Prussian metal workers. who
are now getting 80 per cent more than
they formerly received. Increases AZ
low M 10 per cent have been reported.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-27
Laws Of the Road
Cited By Officer
Chief of Police Wilson Calls Attention
of Automobile Owners and Drivers
of Jitneys to the Laws of the
Road and the Rules Govern.
ing Their Operation.

audible signal Of his intention % Il
turn.
/ l2-Eyery vehicle shall be kept
upon the right half Of the street. and
no vehicle shall overtake and pass any
other vehicle when the view ahead ID
net clear for at least 100 feet.
I l3--No vehicle shall be run at q
greater speed than one mile In four
minutes. or In plain English. l5 miles
per hour. on any of the city streets.
ll-No vehicle shall be operated on
the street with an excessive smoking
or noisy exhaust.
l5-vehicles are prohibited from
standing on Main street between Sec
ond street and Ninth street. or on
Sixth street between Main street and
klamath avenue. or on the easterly
side OF Fifth street. between Main
street and klamath avenue for long
or period than twenty minutes at any
ono time between the hours Of Z
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.
l6-vehicles are prohibited from
stopping within thirty feet Of any
street corner.
17-In stopping on Main street We
hicles must stop parallel with and
close to curb.
| lS-On streets where vehicles are
allowed to park. vehicles shall run In
to curb In the direction Of travel. with
front to curb. and at an angle Of ap'
proXimately 45 degrees.
l9--Vehicles for hire are prohibited
from standing on the streets mention
cd in subdivision Is above. between
the hours of o'clock a. m. and Z
o'clock p. m. The word stand" "a
herein used means the use and occu'
pancy Of said streets by vehicles for
hire while awaiting patronage. Such
vehicles when not engaged In trans
porting passengers are not permitted
to occupy or stand upon the streets
mentioned between the hours men.
toned
90 Owners Of vehicles should o.
tend promptly for DINNERS for their
front lishts.
2,--A special act was passed BY
the legislature at its last session gov'
erniEs the driving or operating Of 4
motor vehicle by a person In an In
toXicated condition. fixing the penalty
at not more than 800 or imprlson'
ment for period OF not more than
10o days. or by both such dne and I'm
prisonMent.
cG,2 II. 8. WILSON. Chief Of Police.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-27

buy this three room house near the
high school for $3.50. on easy terms,
and step paying rent. Gee chlleets. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-27
Glass Of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open slulees Of the system essh
morning and wash away Ne
poisonous, staonant matter.

Those. o. us VINO are accustomed 10
feel dull and heavy when we arise:
splitting headache. stuffy from q cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom.
ach. lame back. can. instead, both look
and feel az fresh as daisy by wash.
.ng the poisoDs and toxins from the
pody with phosphated hot water each
morning.
We should drink. before breakfast, .
glass Of real hot water with . tes'
spoonful Of limestone phosphate In II
TO flush from the stomach. liver, kid.
ncys and ten yards Of bowels the pre-.
vious days indigestible waste. sour
bile and poisonous toxins: thus cleans.
ing. sweetening and purifying the On.
tire alimentary tract before putting
more food into the stomach.
The action OF limestone phosphate
and hot water on an empty stomach Ia
wonderfully inyigorating. II cleans out
all the sour fermentations. gases.
waste and acIdity and gives one .
spicndild appetite for breakfast and
II IL said to be but little while until
the roses begin to appear In the
checks. A quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate will cost very little At the
drug store. but In sufficient to make
anyone who IL bothered with bilious.
ness. constipation, stomach trouble or
rheumatism a real enthusiast on the
subjec of internal sanitation. Try t..
and YOU are assured that you will look
better and feel better In every way
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-04-27

The laws OF the road. as defined by
the Legislature Of Oregon. and by
ordinance OF the City Of Klamath Falls
are:
l--vehicles proceeding In opposite
directors shall pass to the right, Civ
Ing one.half the road to each vehicle
2-vehicles proceeding In the same
direction ovcrtake and pass by passing
to the left.
3-The Overtaklng vehicle shall
maintain It's speed until clear OF the
overtaken vehicle, and for such dis
tance thereafter as shall prevent dust
and mud throwing on the overtaken
vehicle.
1.-The signal 80 to pass shall be
given by one blast Of the horn. bell or
other signaling device.
5-Should the overtaken vehicle
then not give way. three such blasts
shall be given. and on failure to com
ply the overtaking vehicle may at the
next suitable place safe to both vehi'
cles 20 by without further signal.
6--It shall be the duty OF every
overtaken vehicle to turn to the right
and give one.half the road.
7--Vehicles approaching an inter
secting road. street or highway shall
be under control. SO as to permit the
vehicle on the right of the vehicle ap'
preaching to first cross the intersec'
tion.
Sat all intersections. the vehicle
approaching the intersection from the
right Of any vehicle approaching the
intersection shall have the right OF
way.
9-All vehicles approaching an In
tersection Of a street. road or highway
with the intention Of turning thereat
shall. in turning to the right. keep
closely to the right. and In turning to
the left shall run to and beyond the
center OF the intersection. For ex'
ample: A vehicle coming up Sixth
street with the intention Of turning
the intersection at Sixth and Main
must give vehicle on Main approach
ing the intersection at the same time
from the direction Of Seventh street
the right Of way across the intersec'
ti0n.
l0-The person In charge Of any
vehicle proposing to turn an inter
section must give . plainly Visible OF