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Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
GENERAL NEWS
TOLD INA FEW LINES
Happenings In All Parts Of
The Country Boiled Down
To Brief Lines.

The year.old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Flowers. of Saratoga, Tex,
died in a hospital at Beaumont, two
weeks after she had been spurred
by a fighting cock. The rooster at
tackled the child and drove Its spurs
into the side Of her head, causing
an abscess OF the brain.
Gen. Pershine has requested that
shoes be sent to him at the rate of
1880 pairs monthly for each U.s.
900 men, or at the rate of nine pairs
q year for each man, This is in
excess Of actual consumption, but
the rate will be kept up until a re-
serve supply Is built up In France.
Mrs. Mary Hardman Of New
York city decided between mother
love and duty to her country and
delivered her son, John Hardman,
to the authorities as a dcserter
from the army, 1T Is the hardest
thing | ever had to do In my life,"
she said, as officers led the young
man away from her home.
When John kahler Of Morrison,
ILL.,, desired a consignment Of liquor
sent him from another town he did
not like to use the word whiskey In
the telegram, so he asked for
bug juice" The dealer took the
order literally and sent prepara-
ton OF nicotine, used by florists In
killing bugs. Kahler collapsed and
died after taking a drink Of the
mixture,
Charaoterlzing the House OF Rep.
resentatives as the most inefficient
and expensive barnacle that ever
attached itself to a ship Of state" "
Representative Fuller, Independent,
Of Massachusetts, has resigned his
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
HORN ASKS ANOTHER Term
Popular County Official Is Seeking
The Third Term.

Judge W. 7. Horn has announced
his candidacy for another term In
the office Of county judge. AS is
well known Judge Horn is now
serving his second term In that DO.
sition and his candidacy for a third
term is the result of solicitations
from citizens Of different sections of
the county who recognize his fit
ness for the Office Of county judge
end who desire that be continue
his services to the public.
Judge Horn will stand sQuarely
upon his record in his campaign
for reelection, and invites the
closest scrutiny Of his official acts
by all citizens who are interested ia
the coun;y's welfare. Holding the
county judges Office during the
past tour years has not been easy
sailing. Misiortunes that could not
be prevented have destroyed public
property, necessitating the expen.
ditures Of large sums of money for
repairs and requirements, but it is
the claim Of Judge Horns friends
and supporters that he has handled
every situation that confronted him
advantageously 10 the taxpayers
and that county finances are In
good shape, when all the circum.
stances are considered.
Judge Horn has lived ia Sharp
county alI his life and Is known as
o man Of strict integrity and splen.
did ability and character. He has
very many loyal friends in all Sec
tions OF the county, and his candi.
dacy will no doubt appeal strongly
to many voters.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
A Short But Strong Statement

Women with backache, rheumG.
tic pains, sore muscles, stiff joint,
or other symptoms Of kidney troubl,
should read this statement from
Mrs, s. G. Small, Clayton, N, NJ.
Foley Kidney pills have done m,
more good than all other medicines.
They strengthen weak kidneys ant
Danish sleep.diaurbipe bladder O..
mente, Barnett Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08

Pain in the side or bAck that
ca'cbes you wNpn you sraiehten up
calls Tor a rubbing application of
ballard's Snow Liuimen'. 1t relax.
es the contracted muscles and per.
mits ordinary bodily motion with.
out suffering or Inconvenience.
Price 25', 50" 'nd 81 90 per bottle,
s'd by BAN Il Drug Cn,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08

The W. 0 W. Camp at Holmes,
Randolph county, has purchased
$3.50 worth of War Savings Stamps.
William Matthews died at his
home at Powhatan one day last
week of pneumonia. He was sur
veyor of Lawrence county.
Lawrence county sent her first
contingent of negro soldiers to Camp
Pike few days ago. There were
ten colored men in the squad.
The residence of Robt. Weir of
the Pleasant Hill community, Law
renee county, was destroyed by fire
last week. Most of the contents
we're saved.
Private Sid Coleman of the Uni
ted States army died in service in
France lately. He was 20 years
old and was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Coleman Of Cord.
Troy Kerr and Arthur Harris of
Melbourne went to Kansas City last
week and bought 38 head of regis
tered cattle, six Red Polled Durhams,
six Aberdeen Angus and "a Short
horns.
W. B. Wolf, county farm demon.
strator Of Baxter county, has secur-
ed the county rock crusher and will
grind limestone rock for the farmers
at actual cost for their use as fer
tilizer.
DR.. Moses Wilson, aged 70 years,
died at his home at Middlebrook,
Randolph county, last week. He
died within quarter of mile of
the place where he was born and
reared.
Frank Johnson, who was charged
with murder in the first degree, was
declared Of uDsound mind last week
by an examining board at Newport
appointed by the circuit court. John.
son was conveyed to the insane
asylum.
Mont Poe died at Camp Beaure.
gard, La, last week from an attack
Of pneumonia. lie was member
Of the company Of soldiers that
went out from Walnut Ridge several
months ago, and his home was in
Randolph county,
| W, P, Tuggle, superintendent OF
the Masonic Home at Batesville,
last week killed a full-blood DuroC
Jersey hog that netted 4O3 pounds,
He has three other hogs of this
breed that weigh on foot 900, 555
and Sal pounds.
The Epworth League Of the
Methodist church at Pocahontas
hes purchased $50 Testaments and
| will In the near future increase the
number to 800 in order to send a
copy to each Randolph county sol.
dier In the army.
The splendid farm home of Burt
Meadows, six miles from Walnut
Ridge, was destroyed by fire one day
last week, AT the time Of the fire
| Mrs. Meadows and her small child.
cen were at home alone, and all the
contents Of the building were con-
sumed.
N A. Malone, a citizen Of Rosie,
purchased 5000 worth Of War Saw
nes Stamps from the postmaster
at Newark q few days aeo, lie had
previously purchased 500 worth Of
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
NORTH ARKANSAS NEWS PARAGRAPHS

these stamps. About three thous-
and dollars worth of these stamps
have been sold by the postmaster
at Newark.
A campaign to save food and
property destroyed by rats has been
planned at BatesvilIe. A committee
will meet once each week to count
the rats that have been killed and
to give a premium of five cents for
each rat. On May 1st a prize of SIS
will be given to the person who hes
slaughtered the most of these pests,
W. D. Crawford, late superinten-
dent of the |. 0. 0. F. Home at
Batesville, must serve 10 years in
the penitentiary for illegal relations
with young girls under his care, a
crime for which he was convicted
at Batesville not long ago. The
supreme court few days ago ur-
held the judgment of the lower
court.
Last week the report was started
in independence county that the
Union Bank & Trust Co. of Batesville
had failed or closed its doors. Of
flclals OF that Institution promptly
branded the rumor as a malicious
lie and offered a reward of $500 for
evidence as to who started the re-
port. Officials of that bank say
it was never before 10 as prosper
Gus condition in all its history.
County Agent John r Kizer re-
ports that during the months of
January and February of this year
he has sold and shipped for the boys
Of the Pig Club seventy five red pigs
receiving therefor the sum of S.
900. The average cost of raising
these pigs was $40 each, leaving a
net profit to the members of the
! club of $4,250. And yet you will
occasionally find a man who says
there is nothing to this pig club
work" ,"-Pocahontas Star Herald.
One of the most important cases
decided at the session of the Jack
son county circuit court was that
of Pattic Barnfeld against Sol Helm
emann for damages on account of
! the death of her husband. which is
supposed to have been caused by
poisoned flour, alleged to have been
purchased from Heinemann. This
was the second case filed against
Mr., leinemann by the same family.
In the first casc the jury awarded
the defendant, Pattie BarnfeId,
Judgment of $4,000 for personal in.
juries and in the second case she
was awarded $4,000 by the jury for
the death Of her husband.
Says the Swifton correspondent
Of the Newport Independent; The
supreme court decision relative to
the transportation Of liquor has
caused an untold amount of trouble
in this locality. A number of our
citizens have had strenuous bouts
with John Barleycorn in which they
have been badly worsted, The fin.
ancial, Toral and physical debauoh-
cry goes on apparently without any
serious effort Oh the part Of those in
authority to remedy the evil. A
petition was forwarded last week to
Gov Broueh by our people asking
for u special session Of the lceisla.
ture, and the enactmeat Of on air
tight law
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
Somebody Haugin' About

Every tine the fanny skeleton
rattles there is some neighbor hang
lug around within hearing distance,
says Luke N, Luxe
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
1om Fl. MONROE, VIRGINIA
-, Jsstns Of Poushkeepsis |
1eu Pleased 10 the Army.

EdIsor Record:-Allow me space
Il yor good old paper so that
msy live my friends a few thoughts
81 soIdierins. lwant to say first
,hat / certainly appreciate the dear
"a Record's visits. 1t is almost
IKE Z letter from home. love the
|, Record and its correspondents, and
/ i will always find welcome at my
quarters wherever | may be. The
la Record helps to cheer me up when |
NJ begin % take the blues.
Army life at Ft. Monroe, Virginia,
IIais cutie different from what it was
w recommended to me before my en-.
letmoot. am in the service for
1ftbe dolense Of our nation and Its in
NY abIi1nts. Ilove the true American
,Iwho j|eps forth and says he is ready
||snd Hing to give bis life for his
I|counlIy, and proves it by enlisting
|In a service. Army life is one Of
" IT, 4 Anest lives a man can live.
/ m6es him strong and healthy to
be Z 1oldier. He receives fine show.
ID baths and plenty Of fresh air into
lhe lungs, which especially develops
1nhe chest. When enlisted at Jones'
boo I weighed 1855 pounds, and now
Iwslh l59, so you may see that
SOarmy Hfe agrees with me.
Fl Monroe is a nice place. 1t is
ocated on the beach, and is cover
'Dlld With pine and beech timber,
~" wh1ch stays green the year round.
uf bottery is made up mostly of
: h VA. troops. At present it is
, nc F., Goth Coast Artillery
NJ one Of the strongest batteries
q lhe Tort. There are five batteries,
~ " bMktery F IS the best and strong
~ lhe fort. When we 10 on the
aA orado grounds 10 drill for the prize
& jattesy F goes with the intention
Winning, and we always carry off
WA N pfl5e The men are all interes-
q y the artillery drills. When all
A 'Fe interesIed in their work you are
iatertain Of fine battery
Weheve one Of the best captains
Ta q b iound anywhere or that nat.
ve auords He will stand by his
nen through thick and thin, and
al 'ao 9 nne reputation at the fort. He
/. Capt F. Logan. Lieut.. Hendly.
no Yves us our morning exercise,
Il 80 3 very fine man. We arise
I'M &i5 in the morning, and have 10
ninu'es in which to dress before
- oFme'ion, and then take IS minutes
M 9eFcise' After exercise we are cali.
g ness, Or breakfast After mess
CHs: polce the camp, that is, pick I'd
-. pooish about che camp, then
y y. ! e! our tents and sun our beds
y" - o'ankets Then we 90 on the
a!eet fanse for rife practice.
Ab ". H'us practice Is real sport to the
c'u'e''' all Of whom love a gun and
ssove to shoot But these we n.s
"a, 80 klnder rare up in front" and
J. a4 you or the chin or io the mouth
!" J using tho Springfield 5000
~ practice, bur sben we cross
", ~ wtr We An, usa ~ ,I,nio.
|. Nv ~. '"ch' one of the Iureas, Guns
y }, ean be moved on land /, T ia
''I n:vN y. only by large trucks ,"Ss " ''
]N "snrt =. located on the shore Of
rt'I q vne'opeake Bay, where /, emn'
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
THE
Quality Store

Our claim of being the Quality Store
has never been contested. 1t is proved
by all patrons Our entire large stock
of general merchandise is new and sea-
SOnable.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
Our Line OfShoes

is not surpassed in this section of the
country. Star Brand Shoes have no
superior for style, comfort and wearing
quality.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-08
Buy Groceries Here

We always carry in stock full line
of groceries at prices that will stand
comparison. We handle country pro-
duce.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17
WOMEN AND CHILD
REM DIE AS A BUB
SINKS THEIR SHIP

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

the dssire 70 do everything to make
the men feel - much 1t home q
possible. The reception rooms. 1t IL
hoped. will provide an accessible
place where friends can meet. while
for the convenience o. the men an
Information bareau viii be OPEN
from 10 .. m. until 8 p. M. and .
register will b kept Of the addrsss-
= Of thoss who let 'f66m5 or take y
boardsrs. The bureau win also ~
prepared to make arrangements for
those o6,eers or msn on leave who
wish to spend . quiet time In the
country. while TOR those anxious to
- something Of the sights Of Lon
don expeditions to interesting parts
Of the city including picture sller-
iss and museums. will Sc planned.
and the bureau will always be ready
with the names q hosts and hostes,
ses willing to invite ofhcers and men
singly or in small parties. to their
houses. 20 that all who desire may
share the social intercourse that
can only be enjoyed In the midst OF
homo life.
The Christian Science Welfare
House. too. has reading and writing
rooms. in the quiet Of which the
men can make themselves at home
with their books and papers, or can
sit and write their letters undis-
, turbed. A certain number Of bed
rooms will also be available at the
Welfare House. to provide sleeping
accommodations, at a reasonable
price, for men staying Ia London,
and breakfast win be provided at a
moderate charge.--Christisn Science
Monitor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WELFARE
HOUSE

London. Engiand.-0n August
% already announced in q cable dis
patch 70 the Christian Science Mon
itor. the Christian Science welfare
House. for the 0ss Of the allied fore
q. was opened ct rs Eaton Square
London 8. ". !. Week after week
frssA continssnts are being added to
the vast Amsdissa Army already
transported across the Atlantic: con-
ssQusntly thousands Of soldiers and
sailors now find = temporary home
In the little land from which tieir
forefathsrs cot sail in quest Of lib
erty three centuries ago. The well
fare house 10 primarily intended for
the convenience Of those officers and
men Of the United States army and
navy who are Interested In Christian
Scienct. but . welcome will also be
extended to any sailor or soldier who
desires to come.
The Christian Science Welfare
HouJe 10 situated in . convenient
center. close to the American en-
bassy and the busy thoroughfare
around Victoria station. Various
bus routes pass close by. and tube
and underground railway are easily
and quickly reached. but the creep.
er-cla house itself stands in a wide
sunny square, where spreading plane
trees cast cool shade In the long
hot summer days.
The house is designed to help and
befriend in every way the men o.
the allied forces. II is actuated b,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17
$3.50 90: l:y:y:} 80 y:][::
fend our country.

Anyone who strikes the sword
from the hand Of those young men
or causes another young man.to re-
fuse to do his duty when called to
serve By their side or anyone who
obstructs the recruiting service. does
Just - much injury and wrong to
our country % II he were . soldier
In the ranks Of the German army.
Following the motion for . new
trial and the courts refusal. Judge
wsstsnhaver asked Mr.. Debbs II he
had anything to ray.
Mr.. Debbs spoke for thirty min
utss. Hs asked for no mercy and
said he had NO fault to find with
the conuct Of the trial.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17
HUGE SHORTAGE OF
! COAL FACES THE u. S.

|. Warrington. Sept. ia short
age Of 100000 tons Of industrial
coal for the coal year 70 date IL the
situation thss eonfronts the Amsri-
can people. It was learned tonight.
with no probable relief from any
other source besides economy.
The daily average required for
the rest Of the coal year from now
;till March 81. 1919. TO make up he
deficit between rate Of production
to date and requirements, 10 3.ol1.-
100 net tons. Despite the fact that
the report Of the last recorded coal
week shows more than that. the ~
|srass daily production for the coal
|ysar thus far since April IL 81
| per cant less than that. with the fae-
tor Of weather conditions becoming
less favorable.
Some encouragement 10 seen By
the fuel administration. however. ~
the speeding up Of the minsrs III i
|rssulted in PRODUCING bituminots
coal = the amount of ll.ils.oSe
met tons for the week ended Sep
|tembsr =, including the lay-off Of
Laber day .sxessded By 100000
net tons the week Of July s. which
also was limited By . holiday. a.
|tssdin sths corresponding week Of
1s17 BY 1.ss7.ooo net tons. and av-
erasins daily production Of a.llo.-
900 net tons which ID more than the
future daily average required.
The anthracite production for the
week IL estimated ct 1.617.67s net
tons. which IL per cent less than
tho corresponding week Of last year.
Compared with the corresponding
week Of 1917. however. all districts
except Michigan report considerable
Improvement.
The bituminous mines produced 81
per cent Of capacity. car shortage be-
ing responsible for IL LIS per cen,
Of the loss.
The railroad administration re
ports for the week ended September
8 total Of 227.07O cars for all Goa
; compared with 2O4.757 cars in thu
corresponding period of alst week
: The increase OF cars up to and in
GLIDING the week ende September 7
compared with the same period o
1917. is reported as 5s9,43s.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17
DEBs SENTENCED

SyvW = 49,.
Clsvsisad. Ohio. Sept ls.-Ea-
gene v. psbbs. charged with viola
tons Of the espionage oct. was sem
fenced 70 ten years in the Mounds
vile. W. Va. psnitentiary on each
Of three counts Of the idictment. By
Federal; Judge o. westenhaver here
Saturday. The sentences will run
concurrentiy.
Motion for . new trial was over
ruled and an exception ON behalf Of
the defendant was allowed. A mo-
ton for arrest Of the sentence also
was overruled.
The court admitted Debs "a
$4,000 bail with permission "a
leave the northern federal district
Of Ohio only, to go to and remain
at his home.
! In imposing sentence Judge Yves
tenhaver said:
II do not regard the idealism Of
the defendant as expressed by him
self as any higher, purer. nobler
than the ieal,sm of thousands o.
young men have seen marching
down the streets of cleveland to de
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

The Y. w. G. A. ID for girls sv-
srywhere. IT. activities are NOT
confined TO the United States or "a
battle-torn France. but extend "a
twenty-six countries. Its workers
are tireless. The Y. w. G. A. vel.
comes every new obligation for ser
vice imposed by womanhood and
girlhood.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

FOR RDNT-Close to B. Y. O..
three room modern homo with bath
room, pantry sereeusd porch and
easement. 37l South First West.
Enquire NEXT door. OF phone s7sw.
4 C-Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Lyman Kidman Of Nsndon was in
Logan yesterday on business. Ly-
man Ct one time was one Of our ath-
letes. He IL now onS Of the pros
porous farmers Of the west aide.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

We arc pleased to announce that
Adsline Pouissn. daughter Of Mr.. G.
n. Poulson win be married to Mr..
WIN. II. Dunn Of Salt Lake City. DC
tobsr ,. The marriage ceremony
Win. take place in the Salt Lake tenn.
Die.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

A Liberty Peach Stone Barrel has
been placed In front OF shamhart-
Christiansen's store SO that all
stones from peaches. plumbs. april
cots can be deposited there for the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

"The Persian Princess" will be
presented at the Nibley hall tonight
under the auspices OF the Cache
stake Bee Hive girls. These girls
have been working hard and no
doubt the appreciation OF their ef-
forts will be shown by the big
crowd which is likely to attend their
operetta tonight. It is presented un-
der the direct supervision Of Mrs.
Elizabeth sardoni and Mrs. Ragn-
hid Broberg.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. F. @. Robinson and
family. Of Bancroft. Idaho, spent
Saturday In Logan. ~ the guest Of
Mrs. Robinson's sister. Mrs. L. w.
Williams.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Thomas Rose and family have re-
turned from Kemmersr. wyo.. whore
they havJ been visiting with their
daughter. Mn. Farley.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

A bad blowout can be skillfully
repaired By the Logan IoArass 4
Supply Co.. North Main. A6v-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

: Ulnn0 HsvassA q Hasi2lA ~
laskaAe sla9 hualuGD eesaU = ~
1sDeD1uD SuuepaodR.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Bids will be received by the ANAL
gamated Sugar company, Logan,
Utah. for trucking and piling sug-
ar. for operating boarding house. for
beet tips and leaves from beet
flume. season 1918. All bids must
be presented before September 20.
1913. Address. 7. J. Clark. supt.
M Adv-9-10
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Wilson enter.
tained four Of the soldiers Of the U.
A. 9. Training Detachment At din
ner Sunday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Attention Home Labor. Cache
valley best growers desire to con-
tract topping and loading Of bests.
Apply at once at Amalgamatsd sug-
ar company's once. Commercial
block, Logan. Utah. Otherwise Il
viii become necessary to employ
transient labor. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

WANTED AT oNcE-A good
RAN to collect and solicit. WIN
pay salary and commission 70 right
man. Call at this once. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Clyde worley writes to his par
snts Mr.. and IRA VIM. woslsy. from
Preside tAsNhs a,ss asvs rseslysd
his appointment - second lisuten-
ant. In the regular army service.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

T. L. BEDFORD. the cattle king. Of
Lago. Idaho. has returned to his
home after a brief visit in Logan.
Elsewhere IN this paper will be found
an advertisement which shows that
Mr.. BEDFORD deserves the title Of
Cattle King" as he is always on
the lookout for better livestock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

A new bungalow for rent Ap-
ply At DAZZLE Z Eccles. Phone lss.
Adv.tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

Saturday morning Ernest wooley
was In Logan 10 attend the directors'
meeting Of the West Cache Sugar
company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-09-17

VIM. Wayland 10 In town on I
brief furloush. He has been in mil
''itary service for the past ak months