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l.okaies.
Nl,s Ser Staotgaae-

-e aL.nf -
Die ioigenoen &plltrnfte mltr6ea
allsgegeben Seaas asitalttbic Goui-
PAM, 8flaiterung 5luiiden 8rapis
sino Soleoao sfrpE 500; 8ilialI
Rilep, 8au Der giniaiinag Der 5ez.
gum 9ioab ali eilton StraBe,
$500; ltpalbe Tod aspbalt Goulpa.
ny, 8flaiterulla bph Git=Gpnnlerce,
5nii6en Gbeitnidt mo @allult Sfrn=
Be, $4,000, Mc@iG Contribution So,
feparatltr Ser 6oulton StraBe, ami
i6en Mlamo Bla5a urlo Horb Stores
StraBe, $1,000. Cine @eiprehuna
Der @nmobner bon Bortlallo 4lace
lrno Gillespie StraBe nit ben Stabtt=
4ommiilaren, be5iglih perifiebeaer
BerbeIier1tngen, ipuroe allf oen %.
September angeieet. Die @od)ell-
lobnliite perlanet $2,702. 70. ) Die
8aarenredmtneett fir oeu Mtonat
NilguIt betrageu S25 500. Die Eeti
ton Der Negerloee Der &nigbts Of
Fptbias, ben San Yeoro Yarf ani
20. September sur Nbbaltl1ng elmer
5eItlidfeit 81 benuben oeren grtrae
gum Ml1fauf zines 8imos oienen iou,
miro 5uriidgemieien. Dogegen ioa if
men Die MarftbaIe iiberlaiien iperoelt.
Nngebote fir ben gdli eines Gulpett
in Der Martin StraBe uno 6rieoribs
burger 2anoIfraBe fueroeu entgegerl-
ger,ommitell. Die 9etitipn oes Sta
ito=Mmericau Donng Men's Glib, AM
2. Nopelnber nnf Dem Mlanlp EIosa
einen Garnepal 81 p%eronitoltell. miro
IN e%rpagllng ge3oaerl Sir Muiif iLt
4obler Tarf iDeroen $16S bctpilligt
mo sur g~e5abllng Der erpreb= Info
item fir Gnten, Die I'M 5polpgiiden
Barten im%tergebradt meroen ipaell
$65.
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Nptt5en bon Der epanseliidelntbert
lden st. Sobannis Stride.

Die lutberiide ct. Sobanuisfirbe
,ltd1t 500 nene WitgIieoer fir ibre
5onntagsidnle 81 befomnlcu. Seit
Dem fiten Septentber lit cine unge-
T1ein tDid)tige aampagne inl @uuue.
YIN leeten Sonntag I'M Septemher
1eiert Die epangeIild-l utberiihe st
.Sobonnis @emein0e ibr idbrlide3
WiIliionsfeIt. giner Der Reoner bel
oieiem Set miro Aep. g. Sdleifer
ans &errpiile ieiil, elmer ser tiiduia
item uro erfolgreiditen Miliionare
Der 5eras=5 Dnooe. Mm Mbeito oes
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3ie aebn 8rauereien in gtefp
Orleans, Die an /. 9e5ember onfcr
8etrieb geie5t meroeil, bei6dftigen
1900 Irbeiter, ocret 2obn olrd]
ldnittli0 $3.50 pro M}onn nto Gag
betraQenA 8as in Ben 8rouereiell all=
gelegte capital lpiro a1f 5ebn1 Wii11o=
nert gefd)abt. Der iabrlid)e' ltnliot be
trag 6 0eidiolten. a@$
Der 6liegerleutnant 81. @.9&els
leber, Der in 8egleitltng foes Sainois
EStaatslealators 81 @larf oonna @rant
PHarf BET &bicagb IN einela sipeiitsf
genesaerapldn mtfgeitiegen NOR, ers
reid9te cine @obe bon 23,5O0 SalB.
geioe Snlaileu bennlBten einen llal
crfnnoenen Sailerltoff= Npporot, 10
fulo tie III Die 0iinneren 2uftid)idtel
:1efom1nen naren ltno Shnpierigfei-
ten belm Itfnen peripiirten.
SSn Wurpspille, Sl1olltnlle So,
Sal, ipuree Elm geuiiier Soc Rogers
gum Sooe perllrteilt. Die sSurp, net
de oieies llrteil fdate, itouo inter
Dem @orlis ether Mrs. aate Gbon1
aers. Sic lit Sic erite Tralt, meld)e
S~orltserin ether sSSltrp mar, ole altf
Sooesltrafe erfannte.
@ie aus @aibineton gell1eloef
miro, 1T es MIR cine sSrage ser Set,
anb oos Selegrapbenmeiell, peldes
iett glei6foGs inter ser 9eitllna oes
Observation-Disclosures 9urleinn itebt,
aus ofonomilfen @riinoelr nit ser
Toltpertpalhtne ueri9rlol5en piro.
Shon lebt meroen in peridyieoenen
0rten Nadtteleeranme oltrd grief-
troger uno, nmgefebrt, @iIbriefe
lSpectal 8eliperp 2etters) omrd, Sc
legrapbe1lbofen beiprgt.
Rab Den Mngaben Ser .Ntlnlt=
ia Contribution" lit Ser Stoat @eor.
gid bancroft nno obne 9(nsiid)t nic=
Der anf cine geIunoe finan3iele goiis
5n forll1len, es lei oenn, bic 2eqisla=
titr ipadt auf. Ser Staat Iduloet
jcst 0fiaionen uno bot MIR etpaI
S132,000 al Sano. Mebr dls oas:
bon ben IN Den lebten sfpei SabrenI
bon Der Legislature genladtelt Gerpll
ligungeu iitlb iiber flint Milione,t
Dollars mic ae5ogerL einfad neil feill
@elo oa III, I'M lie a%ns5ujablen. 9ns
Defi5It 5l gnfang oes ndd)iten Galeu-
aer1obres miro alif 5lpeieinbalb Dill
ltonen Collars peranif)laat, ga oas
llrtere @alis Der 2egisIatnr Ioebeu
Ss9,500,000 uertDidigt fat, t~D1bral,o
nur ELI fleiner getrag in Sidt lit.
9ieie 3ablen eriheinen mir flein.
auein lie tub groB fir eiuen Iiioli=l
den Staat, neil man BORT nielnals
aas eigentum o~ngeineiien beitel1ert
bot. Georgia lit eiuer Ser rcid)en
sstadten oes 2nnoes, aber Die 2eais
latltr bat es ueridlrnlt, ein angennel
ielres Giufouumen 81 beid)affen. @eor
gla, oas lih gerue oe empire taat
pes Sitoens neltncn ldBt, f6ftnte In
pieler 5inlid)t reid) iein. IS lit audy
tdtlablth reid, allein es bat offi,iea
luenigcr afs cine giaion all Giaenz
tim Der getelterllta uftter1uprfen.
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StrIangt: a%raufenwdrterinneu,

Der @eneralarSt Der @rrnee Der
@er. Staoten. Or. 6. @oraas, for.
bert uns auf einen Mufruf an iunae
Naodlen gu erlaiieh, Die iih in ben
Wilitdr= uno Marine : S~ospitalerll
Der &ranfenpflege gu mionren uiiil-
iden, iih pom 30. SuIi an In ser
nod)lteiL pom Srauen-2omite oes
Council Of Nattonnl Defenie~ etab.
lierten Citation Ill
meloen. Ser &ries erbeiibt cine ME
geahnte an5abl geprufter @Grterin.
men bod fontten nur 9ieienigen, Die
einen polen &lirius onrhgemad)t
haheu, gum iiberieeiiden Dienlt Der.
ange5ogen nerSen. gs meroem 90.
900 innge Jrauen i'm @Iter bon 10
bis IS Sabren berlangt; tic miilicn
intelligent, perantmortlif, BON better
Beiunobeit Iein n1o cine quite GdJuI.
bilOung genoiien baben - nod Def.
fer lit cine GoGege=Nnsbilouna. Gle
Gtu6eutin erbdlt Soft, 2ogis unO
llntcrridt frei, in mand)en SaGeu
audi cine Gntiddoigung fir giiber
uno Uniform. Nahoem iie ibre
Griifung beItanoen rangiert oas Sc
bait BON 500 bis $500 per Monat.
Der @~eneralarst Or. s. @oraaS,
@aibinaton, 8. g., erteiIt anf s(n.
irage naGere ausfunft.
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alIerIei.

Die 78sidbrige isrult @ilaril
8arcia De @ilberger IieB lid Dor eli.
niger Belt bon Dem @eiitfid)cn ,slluil
Z. Wnnis ~iiberreoer, Oiejcnl ibr allf
$4,000 geid)dbtes Gigentim fir 5000
IN baar ulo oas @eripre1elL mir ibr
5eelenbeil beten 81 wo[Ien, 81 per.
f%a1ifeil Ser alten Game ideilt ilr,mls
ld)en Die game @eidid)te ieio setpur.
Den 81 ieill nn0 tic bat ill 73. 81
sfriftsgeridt cine 2lage eingereiht
o1lrd melde Der &nuI riiafgdngig se-
,uadt peroen iol. Der Bcrflagte trai
and oen angaben Der Srnu @il6er.
ger I'M Sabre 1917 bon M'erifo bier
cin un0 fano 1T ibrem @aiic Inter.
fuuit.
Sim u. uno is. 5eptcrtbcr.
5oDte u1n L., 9. uno rs. Cftober lin.
ben i'm bieligen Yunocsgeb1lloe 81.
Dn-Seruiee=g raninationeu fir oig
ueridieoenartiaiten Stelltigen III
8uuoesoieu1t itntt. sfabere MusfirnIl
erteiIeu Die Gieil Service 9ilros II
BaIbington, 8. g., ionic in Sm
Intonio.
- Tim cine ltnterbrednna Inn Gn,
tfans Der sTreie yreiie" midt eintre
TIA ST InfItu, lift es nDtig, bah Sie Sc
Sfr ibr Enforcement Bis iiberlbem /
Ehober binaus berlGneern.
Die e~ilenbdnoler beidloiien ii
s,fuer ant @ontag abgebaltenen Ser
saumfln1g, nur cine slbIieferung tag
aidD auf Den perldieoenen Hortten mo
eheu 5i laiieH.
Gin s5rau Mfar Seize geborige
5ntoebafer Automobil, meldJe5 tie al
Routog abeno I'M 10:40 Dor Del
sSreinimlrer Sempel at Der 2oioro
StraBe obne alfiift bate iteben IA
Yen, mar bel ibrer Hiiffefr I'M [
1lbr perihmunDen.
Der Sberiff bon &inncD Goul
in entopfte in Brafettpiae elm 9llltc
glofie peIaes bon n. 8. Girnao,
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6rtIt Yrede lr seras: Dientaa ben 10. september 1918.

t02 Sing @iniom 'StroBe, geitohlell
mar. Der Spibbllbe, Der in einenl
feitaltrnllt in San Intpitio gear6el
tet baben Iol, oerillbte Die geitoblens
Moifine. gegen cine 6oro Gar III
S}rafettotqe 81 pertauihen, muroe
aher perbaftet> ebe CT in oicier edop
pieren fornte.
Gle Central Hoilrpob 5idet
0ffire, in melder Sidets fiir aae pnll
9Hfef alstaiifeftan GiienbaAnz iaien
nerfanff meroelb miro am 30 Sep
felnbef iii $40 ltnb 317 at W}a=
~. traBP, eroffllet meroen,
Der Merifal1er georo Shores
meloete Der 8oli5ei, ooB iein 12=iall
riger Sohn 8eoro Irai5a Stores leii
oem Sonntag born1ittag neridymlll
ben lit. Ser @ater fiirdtet, oaB ieifl
Sobm entfiibrt lit, oa er eiil piel su
gutter Sssltnge mdre, Inn ourd5u6renz
nelt.
= &ergefjen Sic nidjt, SIR M6nn.
nement 81 erneuern, tuenn Sbneu Die
ySreie Hreiie fir SeTas" nad Sem
I. Sftober snseididt iperben ipiI,
Stint Meroplnne gaben Dem gu
&c, Der Die irbiihen ~lteberreite bes
dm Somstag per1ingliiften 6lieeer,
leltnants @alter $. sud nod) Sem
Goron fibrte, inter @erabmerfen
BON glitmen liuo &rdn5en altf cine
Strefe bes @eges oas Gbrenaeleite.
Sic gigentiinter mebrerer SIC.
ltallrants muroen litter ser 9eidulI=
oignmg, ibren @diten nlehr ais 5tpei
Hn5eli 8rot pro Wnbl5eit %uerabreid)t
81 baben, nor ben Rabr,ulgsmittci
&ommiiiar @5itiert, I'M li1 megen Die
ier grotperidmenoufls 81 rcral1tmor=
ten @as nit ben Siinbern geldebcn
miro, lit nod nid)t befonnt.
PIN II. ltno Is. Geptembef
finoet in Der Mioin Muerllle 6oo6Idnle
cine &%onpention BON Witalieoern ser
8oten &reu5= &npitel aus Silorpeit-
2eras ltatt. 8egen 200 a~nsluarIiJt1
Eeflrphmer mer6en erfparfct.
SIN Camp 5rupis lit ON Mon-
tag Die brittle Sffi5iersifpile eroffrst
fooroen. 9mlptiddlid stipiranten,
pel6e fiir Die ssnseiiellrs graltdp
aitalifisieren tpoaem, merbcn IN SER
i%nltruiert lperbell.
sSSn. SO Der AS 8erar Goiintp
sanobeSirfe lino ieet Community
s councils organiliert morbetl.
Die offentIiden Sdmlen iino
am Montage fir Den llnterridlt
geoffnet poroen. @egen 10000 Gdi
Ter meloeten iid) an, BIS nddIten
Nontag miro Die 3abl oerielben ipolf
.tf $4,000 iteigen.
Maen 9eiern, bic nit Ser Be.
,aBlnng Der r6reie ErefIe" i'm Giif.
mitrbeu Hedjnmmgeu snaeid)iat,
Die aitf cine aneemeIene Triit iibcr
/. Cftober binaits ausgeitcat
limb. @ir bitten, benieIbeu Sic ge-
geadtnna sn idenfen.
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ooesfGIIe
iSatal.

@einreiienoer: ~@eitern bin if
idon 'reingefalen. @ratuliere i) ao
Dem @irt Shmierle 81 leinem Or
6irtstas. .er Iabet mid 81 elmer 8la-
ide @ein elm uno iebt mir Den gan.
sen abeno mir nnfere Warfcr
norf"
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Ynfmerfia,u.

eTiccolo, po5u bri1git On mir
oefm Sinte, Sober uno Iapier2 Dos
Aob' idl bod nift b%elteIltl" = Sic
frasen iih ia INNER nm aopf uno
oa bob id geoaht, oab Sic eincn
Brief id)reiben mouenl"
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Stinmt.

Sic. v5rau Noien6obm lab abrr.
belIte alter ans oenn ie!~
@r: r@as reo'ite form SttBl Sic
tpar ia mld) nod ME 10 alt ME
heltel"
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ltnter auten Hrenmoinnem.

oalio Sbrem 9ienitmoohen ia
ben Sic gefiinoigt2 oas mod)ts
id) nebmenl" oSbol odnn uebnle
ib oos Trige, ooraui fonnen SieI
iih perlaiieni"
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Gntnl.

9od)in: yaber, gnaoige 6rali, itelz
len Sic bod nidt ben sopf obns
@aiier onfs Selier, ionit ipringt il
Die ImoIie aus DEM Snpfl"
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Der itrenae gnreaudlcf.
SouttnerurIoub brn,IC

.SommerurIaub broildc id)
ilelncm Yerionol nid)t 81 geben;
menn d. i'm Gommer bier 8oden
auF ltrlaub gebe, fiebt oos jeoer ols
gelIiigenoe grbolung an
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5inausteIler 8eridt Der
San Antonio Loan and Trust Co

lS%1ltofporterf 1882, obne BanF : Er1ot9
le9ten) 215 &eIt : Commerce 9trabe,
San Nlltunip, Seras, beim Mbi1tu6 oes
@elhdfts am So1mabeno, Ben 81. aue
quit 1918.
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6eiraten - gebnrten sobesfGl
SER

9eirafen:
@oolpb 81. @robnlai uno Matfilos
SdJmib.
e. IS. Simmans mo aatic 9ieiu.
6. 5. Sd)elper uno 6rall Yegale
@ation.
2altnort artbur g. &llrmitid ii
emma 8. 3uebl.
ao. @aertner mo @irgiilia 6.
&lepelano
Sbomas Z. stonebalgb nno
Srie0n @nrtllug.
Mlmin s. 2esfc mo Wort6a g.
Engelharot.
arthar q. aeiiinaer nlo Gina
G. Yol(en.
Srdnf Soipasfp ui,o @ertrlloc
9llrgmann.
Gbarles aramer nno Moie @am-
5itsfp.
Maurice q. gsbitfielo nnn Mar.
tbq 81. Sdnlberg
@eburten:
:. Srarultein unO 8roii, eiil SUD
be, otto Motif nlo sSral Elm arabe,
2. y. @olff nnb Syralt, ein anobe:
T. y God1mamt un0 Srul. Gin
sfaohen, 3ns. &arger nno Sran,
eiq anobe, 9bas. Eierolf mo 1rau,
Gin anabe enIil @ofauer nub Srau,
Gin Widbden.
SobesfGIIe.
6rau philippine 8ergSrom, 5S
Sabre, 5rau 8iuie 9. Diatbis, Ia
Sabre; 6rau gmalic Roabib, 80
Sabre; Dtarcella Hennert. IA Sabre;
,soiepb 2liiede, SO Sabre; u. ,nt
Gefmann, "A Sabre; Gbas. Sangc,
SO Sabre.
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Sprahfnubiaer.

2ebrer: n@ober bat ocnn oas 9or-
BEN Namen2" Ser fleinc
o@abrideiulid oapon neil cs
70 leidt 5erbridJt, peril es por6elt.
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Slid lit germ fir lid oaein.
llneliif mill bel Anocrn iein.
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San MIltpnto, 10. Septemhcr. 19fS.@
Rrime Gritoe Cotton Geeo Old. $f.31.
Jarm-Hrubnftc
San Nntpnip, 10. September, 191S.A
Aitter 49,. -. 25-30c per Rfino
Ster (nur friide) lilo. i. .34c per Gbo.
Gter, NO. q. .2Oc per 0bo.
QellS .... ...-. 24c per kflnD
.Srlfrs So. ...-. &c Per Htlino
Sairteps -. 1855. 2Sc per Ef1iuo
Wei8en ......... 1920 per BaideI
Aprn -. -. $3.50 per 8uIdlel
4ufer 49,. :. -. csc per Bltldcl
Sen -. $4,000 per Sonie
8emiiie.
&artoffsin, California, $4.t5 uno
9irbiartoifeln, Gam, $3.50 III. 5000.
3ptebeIu, Segas 8ermuoas, $3.50 uto
$1.75; grbftaI Bare $1.75.
gornnten, ter, $3.50 lmo 5000.
8ohnen, COLORADO, ginto. per BIB
$1,000; California BASQUE, per cfuf.,
$1,000; Ytnfs, $3.50; Gina, $t4.5 o
Nahb. $500; 8lddebes. S11.O0.
SriiGe Gtri1tg 8eaas, $3.50.
9phl, $3.50 Der 100 Yfiino.
@riiller Efeffer. $125 uto St.50 per
8,idel.
Haoiesheu. soc Der Sbb. @iuoel.
WeerrefttosR uraetn per xtD Ky
Gltrfeil $500 net gulhel.
Grbiem, per fleiner Crate, $500.
geeten. $500 per 100 Rflno.
RnpffaIat, $500 llnb 1926 per Crate.
Setenilie, 40e Der &nbeno s8iinoef.
Eftrli6e. $1.65 unb $f.75 per Crate.
@ebe @iusesn. $500 per 100 Efb.
gterpflnn3en, $3.50 per WuSmel.
Riihen. $500 per 100 VfunS.
Gqualb. $3.50 per @nfdeI.
Gantelollpes. 1925.
Spinnt. SITS per Camper.
Crime @rbieu. $500 per >S1ntpes.
Gelerie. COLORADO. 85c per grnte.
gieh-@arft.
Son antoruo. 10. September. 1915.
&ibe, $500 bis SITS.
8dIber, $3.50 bis $1,000.
8l1eu, $7.75 bis 1890.
C6ien. $ft.00 bis $500.
ct. 9ouis, 10. September. 1915.
Hinooieb, Serass@ier, $40 bis SIS. 90.
9dnpeine. $t4.75 bis s20.05.
JeIc.
28olf uno Studs -. ~. 90 cts.
gneorasS iegen. per 9fo. 40 cts.
Gneora< 3ieaeu. beIhdsiat -. 8 Cts.
Sante.
@eial5ene 9dute ........l 5c per BID
| Crime Sdute ......... 12c eer 8fO.
Srodene Sdufe ...... .20r per Rfo
3ips transfer C Storaae So. be.
49,
iorgt itmaieben, 6inpaden, geridit.
fen, 9asern, .Reinisem. 81.
flee Gil G. Gberrb ct. Sci. Er. 65a
Qanff GrisdS-EuarmarFrn
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Cotton.
Gottoniamen- TroSarfte-

San Nntonio. leltte 1914 Gents.
@alneliom. aeitern 34.75 Gerts.
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Nanft @rieas.S uarmarFsn.
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Jarm-1rDbnftc.

Sm Antpnio, 10. Septembcr. 1918.
Rrirne Griioe Cotton Geeo Old. $f.31.
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3ips Sransfer C Gtpruac So. be.
iurgt ltmaieben, Ginpaden, Seridit.
fen, 9asern, Seppih. Reinisem. 81.
flee Gil 6. Cherry ct. Sci. Er. 65a
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
MISSISSIPPI RAT|F|ES
 PROH| AMENDMENT
Legislature Approves Measure in 15 Minutes-Is the First State Voting to Change Fed eral Constitution.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 8-Fifteen min utes after the subject was presented in Gov. Bilbo's message to the legis- lature both houses ratified the pro- posed prohibition amendment to the federal constitution. Only eight dis senting votes were cast.
 Mississippi is the first state in which such action was taken.
 After devoting one hour and thirty minutes to listening to the address of Gov. Bilbo this afternoon, which was heard in joint session of the Houses of the legislature, each branch began a real race in order to adopt a joint resolution to ratify the proposed na- tional prohibition amendment to the constitution.
 Although the larger and as general ly held to be the most unwieldly of the two bodies, the House outstripped the Senate in reaching a vote. The re- suit of the roll call showing only three negative votes out of 96 men voting.
 The Senate was in the midst of a discussion of a resolution which had been offered by Senator Franklin, identical in terms as that adopted by the House, when a message from the House was received with the informa. tion that it had passed the resolution. This was substituted for the Senate resolution and was adopted with only five out of 37 senators voting, record. ing themselves in the negative.
 Other matters included in the 1918 Legislative programme were the ques- tions of revision of state tax system, $1,000,000 bond issue for improve ment of the states schools, taxation of worthless dogs in the interest of sheep raising, and making school at- tendance compulsory.
 The reading of his 18.OO0-word mes sage by the governor was the event of the day, considering the length and fullness of the document, which dis 'cussed state affairs and state institu- tions fully, boldly and without reser- vation, but he showed no indications of flag when he reached the conclusion of the address.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS
 ASSOCIATION AT ST. LOUIS

Little Rock, Jan. 9.-R. R. Thomp- son of Eureka Springs, Ray Gill of Fort Smith and Chas. E. Becker of Little Rock, have been appointed by the governor as delegates from Ar kansas to the American Road Build CTS Association, to be held in St. Louis Feb 4-7 This was done at the request of Gov. Gardner, who said:
 "The subject of the improvement of the public roads and highways is one of vital importance to all the people, and particularly to the government during the war period, when the rail ways will have to be supplemented by a system of road transportation which will require the immediate construc- tion of modern highways throughout the country, and it is to the consider ation of ways and means of accom- plishing this that the convention will give its special attention
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
WILL DELIVER
 ADDRESS ON GOOD ROADS

Little Rock, Jan. 9.-Gov. Brough Twill leave tomorrow night, with J. A. Rountree, secretary of the National Good Roads Association, to deliver an address on good roads at Fort Smith on Friday Gov. Williams of Okla
 homa, will be present and the two governors will clasp hands across the Dine on the Arkansas Oklahoma branch |of the Albert Pike Highway. Gov. |Brough and Mir. Rountree will address la good roads meeting at Bonneville Saturday morning, and will deliver patriotic addresses in the interest of 'the Red Cross, War Savings, and the recruiting of the Fourth Regiment at
 Bonneville Saturday afternoon, at Charleston Saturday night, Paris Sun |day morning, and Baline Saturday af- |ternoon, returning to Little Rock Sun |day morning.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
CANDIDATE HELD AS
 RESULT OF KILLING
Nevada County Office-Seeker is Arrested, Accused as an Ac- cessOry to the Killing of Nal colm Williams.

Philadelphia, Jan. S.-David Shell, we'll known merchant of Emmet, Ne yada county, and candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of that county, was arrested today to- gether with Joe Beatty. The two are charged with being accessories to the killing of Malcolm Williams by J. A. Beatty at the Beatty mill in Nevada county, 12 miles west of Philadelphia, Saturday afternoon. Joe Beatty is the son of Williams slayer.
 It is charged that they were at the mill and witnessed the shooting. They say that they did notsee the shooting as they were in another part of the mill when it occurred. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Luke Steele of Nevada county and Sheriff Roy Golden of Philadelphia. They were released on $500 bond by Circuit Judge George w. Haynie at Prescott, Nevada county. They were ordered
 to appear in the Clark County circuit
 court January 28.
 The coroner's jury here today re-
 turned a verdict to the effect that
 the killing of Williams was unjustifi- able. The shooting was the result of
 dispute over wages between J. A.
 Beatty, owner of the mill, and Will Hams, who worked at the mill last Summer.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE EN-
 DORSE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

Little Rock, Jan. 9.-The State Council of Defense has endorsed the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Rights Bill. and recommended that it be taken up by the legislature when it meets in January, 1919 The Council also adopted the following committee re- port on the proposition for the sus- pension of labor laws, especially with reference to the employment of women and children during the war:
 eve were also appointed to consider the recommendation from the Council of National Defense, that the gover- nor of the state be empowered to sus- pend state labor laws. In that con- nection, we beg leave to report:
 "First, that the resolution of the Council of National Defense is very guarded in it's expression and by nc means urges the taking of such ac- tion.
 Second, we dc not believe that, at this time, there is an emergency that demands such radical action.
 "Third, that in the absence of legis- lative action the governor could not exercise this power, and the legisla- ture will not meet for one year.
 "We, therefore, recommend that any action on this matter be deferred"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
TO FORCE VACCINATIONS
Dr. Garrison Says That Law Will Be
 Strictly Enforced

Dr. c. w. Garrison, state health of- ficer, yesterday announced that, de- spite opposition in some portions of the state to compulsory vaccination, the law will be enforced to the let ter. "As long as the law is on the statutes it must be complied with said Dr. Garrison, land all those who advise resistance to the compulsory vaccination law will be prosecuted. The law must be enforced until the supreme court has declared it to be unconstitutional, and this it has not done"
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09

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The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
WILL INVESTIGATE CAM
 PAIGNS FOR WAR FUNDS

Little Rock, Jan. 9.-Jos. w. House, Jr., chairman of the committee on CO., ordination of activities, has been in- structed by the State Council of De- fense to make an investigation of all campaigns to be made by any organi- zation for the raising of funds for war work. He will report his findings to the Council, so that it may act intelli- gently in endorsing it.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-01-09
DRIVERS
 CAUSE MOST ACCIDENTS

Little Rock, Jan. 9.-Railroad off, cials, appearing before the State Council of Defense, have presented statistics proving that there is not only a great economic waste in the killing of live stock on railroad rights of way, but that the carelessness of stock owners and automobile drivers is causing great loss of human lives They assert that most of the accidents are caused ly automobile drivers run ming into automobiles. They insist that there should be law requiring all auto drivers to come to a full stop before crossing railroad track