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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
FOR THE
SERVICE MEN

The action of the census bureau in
expressing preference for service men
in the enumeration of population is a
gratifying recognition that these vail
ant young soldiers should share in
the substantial emoluments of gov
eminent. 1t would have been infinitely
better if a start had been made at the
top, rather than admit that only in
ferior positions were open to those
who fought for their country. The
latest jobs have been doled out and
the supervisors who will have the big
pay with the least effort do not show
the names of many of those who stood
ready to make the supreme sacrifice.
Nevertheless it is a good beginning
and n that will prove the entering
wedge for greater things when the
American Legion of Honor completes
the job Of mastering a majority of the
former soldiers in the ranks of that
order in which a membership will be
treasured by future generations. The
Legion is no a political association
but n having for it's object the adj
yancement of interests that will COM
pensate the members for the years
of hardship they endured in respond
ing to the call of country. In some
sections business houses carry signs
denoting that they are giving prefer
ence to the former soldiers in filing
vacancies, and the nation at large is
looking more closely to the Legion
for the preservation and order in
these industrial times. They keynote
of the public mind was struck the
other day when General Leonard
Wood, in addressing a citizens meet
ing at Omaha, paid a high compli-
ment to the courage and patriotism
of the former soldier element, which
is now enrolled in the ranks OF the
law abiding citizenry of the country.
He said these young men must be re-
garded as the redeemers of the ma
ton. Having fought for a democracy
of the world they were now called
upon to fight for a democracy at
home which knows no class or dis
tinction between l~awbreakers. The
Grand Army of the Republic served
its day and the members are fast
nearing the other shore. blessed with
the thought that they have completed
lives filled with usefulness that will
shine forever as the divine beacon of
human righteousness. The American
Legion is the rightful heir of the
cause for which these old men fought
and the principles Of the United
States may rest assured that ths con
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16

$500 o @ o @ @ @ @ @ o o 9
. Englishman talk like they had 9
@ a cold in their ed. Z
. AS soon as a Socialist Gets a I:
o thousand. he ceases to be a .
. Socialist. T:
@ If money Is only worth half .
o face value, why isn't it twice as I:
o easy to borrow. g
% The "mistress of the seas" is I:
. the girl with a postage stamp 9
. for a bathing suit. :
/" The melancholy croaker makes Z
a. life not worth the living.
20 Bolshevism is to A~mericanism Z
" what putty would be to the stom- Z
9 ach of a d~yspeptic. &
o After a fellow finds out how Z
Q little he knows. he's broke.
10 Many autoists run into poles. 4
9 people and debt.
% Men and dogs growl more than I
Q they fight.
10 Too many of US have million 4
. aire dispositions. I
. Many aviators can now fly with I
Q real wings. 4
@ @ o o @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC.

FOR RENT-trurnished cabin. Apply
Mrs. w. l.. Wilkinson. 515 Bridge
Street. O9-t3.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16

OF course. friendship cannot be
bought. but when a little boy gives
candy to another little boy, he doesn't
lose anything but the candy.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
J. A. LANGWITH.

Attorney for Executor.
First publication, Oct. IL, 1919.
Last publication, Nov. l, 1919.-AE.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
Paragraphs

Why should this life be SO involved?
Why should we scorn things plain?
This complicated living breeds
Hysteria of the brain.
II is quite possible for self-con-
fdence to develop into conceit.
There would be enough of every
thing for everybody If there were only
kindness enough.
/ We would be million dollar prize
beauties if other people would only
see us as we see ourselves.
Always try to keep your temper
unless you are sure you can whip
the fellow you are arguing with.
love the common people so is because
the common people have a lot of votes.
Don't worry about your enemies,
Just leave their punishment to the
Lord. He will attend 10 it better than
you can.
OF course, friendship cannot be
bought. but when a little boy gives
candy to another little boy, he doesn't
lose anything but the candy.
Trying out the recall on a lot of
public servants drawing big salaries
for gadding owe the country doing
politics would prove interesting.
Doctors are having quite a time
trying to define sleep. Everybody
ought to know what sleep is. 1t is
a state of repose or quiescence char
acterized by partial Inconsistencies.
People who do not advertise are that
way most of the time.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16

Trying out the recall on a lot of
public servants drawing big salaries
or gadding over the country doing
would prove interesting.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
duplication No. Std
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO APPROPRIATE
THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA

Notice is hereby given thai on the
29th day of September. 1919, in ac-
cordance with Section SO, Chapter
140, of the Statutes of 1913. one Isl
dore L~aucerica, of Amos. County of
Humboldt. and State of Nevada. made
application to the State Engineer of
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters of the State of Ne
vada. Such appropriation to be made
from Domingo Springs. at a point In
the SEAof SWA, Sec. 10, T. 80 NJ,
r. 38 E., M. D. B. & NJ, by means of
a small dam, and 1.5 cubic feet per
second is to be conveyed to the SEA
SWA, Sec. 10. T. 80 ~, r. SO e.. M.
d. b. & NJ, by means Of pipes, and
there used for mining and domestic
purposes. Water not to be returned
to stream.
(Signed) J.. G. sCRUGHAM.
State Engineer
First publication. Sept. 30. 1918.
Last pubitoattop. OCT -. isls-TH I.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE

In the Sixth Judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Humboldt.
In the matter of the Estate of James
Heard, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that George
Heard, the Executor of the estate of
James Heard. deceased, has rendered
and presented for settlement, and
filed in said Court, his first and final
account of his administration of said
estate, together with a petition pray
ing for the confirmation, allowance
and approval of said final account.
and has included in said petition, a
prayer for the distribution of the resi-
due OF said estate; and that Monday
the Bird day Of November, A. ID. 1919.
at 10 o'clock am. of said day, al the
court room of said Court. at the court
house in Winnemucca, Humboldt
County, Nevada, has been duly an
pointed Tor the settlement of said final
account. and the hearing OF said pc
tition. at which time and place, all
persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified to then and there
appear and show cause why said final
account should not be approved. al
lowed and confirmed. and why said
petition should not be granted. and
said distribution made.
Dated October 18th, 1919.
j. w. DAvEY,
Clerk.
J. A. LANGWITH,
Attorney for Executor.
First publication, Oct. IL, 1919.
Last publication, Nov. 1, 1919.-AE.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-10-16
Sayings of
Theodore Roosevelt
The Roosevelt Greed

o I believe in honesty, sincerity s
o and the square deal; in making
. up ones mind what to do and
@ doing it. =
@ / believe in fearing God and "
@ taking ones own part.
q I believe in hitting the line
g hard when you are right. 6
o l believe in speaking softly and
@ carrying a big stick.
o I believe in hard work and
@ honest sport. F"
o I believe in a sane mind in a Z
Q sane body. 8
@ l believe we have room for but
Q one soul Loyalty, and that is 10y 8
@ atty to the American people. 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
RulpriIerne.

SnoionapoliS, Snb.. SEN tSoe 81.
tobcr. Sra lluiteo Minc 3orfcr5
berp9rcnoe Sppeofpurter oiientIio.
0loroeS ioog cit NNporlcI til Gubli.
tltlrl % Ell Trotclt inlob en- 9eupae!.
lt, lom an9locils cr lat iaoua iii /
Vdaocntc AZ Den b~eororchc altlitreif
al relIe FrlIcn pou auI mi, Irnac fsr
Strelfcn toeer i'm @~eapnoclie, me.
Gems Der enorn cr iuIot al auI, on
Nrohuftionen cnbrui er / iulo Spina.
"%i bar erioret" heoer set / allno,
alerellen, at Der paa mango Sieber
iortpnoes, at Vriien paa alll piI b!i
~Icrhsict 81 pr. Son benne llae. Set
pil pHrc bel ior TubIifum ar betrnf,
Get Saftlnt, at Streifeu life firoer
Stoe ier Den lite Hopcmbcr, oa at
anc IrbeiNerue i @Isohloiitrifternc
har Srore I'll at iortl1tte Nrbcioct
meb illlb 3rait iubtiI ncl Sio. On
laaoan Frisiorhcielie M fan fin be.
tra8tcS lom Dem a~abcrbarcitc Vro.
iitcrius.
8rnbeclcrnc, JON isr arigtn bar
rel i%orneict mco CT S~orticneiic. ION
life opcrifrcN 10 GentS Or. Con, bar
M, % bar DC iioitr ire Mar bapt Ct,
Ncttoicrtiencitc al inbtiI Collar
pr. Sou."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21

Gongan ifisnte 10 inte itcrrc al oct,
ban ia; men G. Gll piIbc i%oritaat
Spiritaanben / oct.
@cgsc eiriia reiite iig, oifegroa /
Sa'ifipo.
You are a very rude man, Mr..
Strandset," ian McGormicf. San
ifalp i MaaIct.
What else can you expect
OF these Norwegian Indians"
9Iefiet'n Mc9 ougal. 9emmeiaa
oisapira hom iaa ipint iom bonn bar
Ifltot no at en- &anon.
SEA pa' De- opm ia?" fpllrte'n
Soban, oa hi after Dor aIenc.
"aa, Dom ia iffl,nit @,,obep poa
aatteIiffiif," ipartc ieg.
"aa, itinaa anna" ian s,oban.
San ftoo og tGnfte liot. Soo fit han
en- lpS Soc.
"Nei, paa %oc'bennc moa hi bctteraa
ba' en- Oram," ian.
"Sn er Ell intelligent Iallb, So.
ban" iparte ieg.
"S9 oct blei bel inie berre mcb beu
enc, fnn ieg tro," fan. Nicolaiien.
W alt, 'onn bar iagt, par oct Slit.
i~illlgSfdpitlet, ionl bopoc giort set
lterfeltc Snbtrpf poa bant.
"Sfflinit ct Gar inlaa," Iporte
@artllerel. @an tsrfet fig ioriigtia
% tanfefillO ON Wrunoen.
NrnIjot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Trooper til Shlelicn.

Nciu 9orf 0cr 17bc Oft. en- 81.
rt'lon poo 5000 onrerifonife crop.
Der, Nont mOtr aommanoo al @ri.
gaStBencrol Wiuiam s. Sage err b..
ororeoc til llcnci,c / oen amerifanitc
Stfnpation2arme i Spiflaro, aiIei.
leoc i0aJ ira 0obofer neb Trans
port'tlbct "Nrciiocnt Grant. Get
I%orlpocr. al 10 al Iipiiioucnns Hcgi.
mentcr pil bIi icuot Ill Shlciicn for
at paalc SrocnenS SprethoIhclic I'M
Ger 6cIfcoiitcmninsen Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Graham, @rpS.
Yarferb5nic GOas.

: Stopper opfoat Wtelf, 3 Spite.
'feer Snler, 2 Spileifeer Suffer, Ell
Sbe'fe SoIt. Ell Yeoit Cafe, iom er
ople't | "A Sop Irnfent &ano, 5h-
6 stopper Mel. Smer, Suffer %
Salt rereS op / Melfen, iom berpua
'taar I'll ben er lulfcn. Saa irereS
Den opls'te geait % 8 aopper Mel,
bporpaa Hcren ilaoe2 rigtiq goot, og
oerpaa tilorffeS goht og itanr paa
CT pornlt Steo til ben bar brpet iig
aoot. Saa tiliGtte2 Neitcn al Me
LEI, Selgen fnaoea rIgtig goot %
ltnar oerpna paa ct uornlt Steo, til
Den after bar bGpet liA goot. Gcigen
Iaa paa ct @ngerbrrt, oper.
orpSIcs meo Mel % fieulcs no ON.
Il CONNIE mi. Gen itiffea
no rneo Ell ltor Gootp Gutter % bper
Nuroina paaimsrc5 lot imeltct
boorpan Sen Ioloc9 opcr OF
'tonr oerpaa til DC igicn bar hupct
'lg 9oot, bporpaa De itcgca / Ell beo
Sngerppn 12-15 Wiimltcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Sdanene til Sc Nutereoe.

Wa|blngton Den 1Sbe Oft. 81.
l'anSoepartenentct oplpier, at Sta.
lien er blcpet bepilget ct mt 9aan
pna S1,0O0,00O, laa bets @irIo til
De Sorenebe Stoter MI belsber ii1
til ST ,G20,922, 900. Salt bar &c al.
licrebe tiliammen III iaact laont &c.,.
7,419,000 af Snfel Gam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Sioux City Kvagmarked.

nkvpp Steers......S 500 1000
Kiar 90 Kyier. 500 Ill co
ctockers and feeders.... 6.0O-1l.00
Calves and vearlings.... 6.50-l4.50
ST., hill IL. 0U-l4.00
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
BUFFET oe Kicffenet.
Oatmeal Ercao.

: stopper fogenbc @nto, , aop
per "Hoaeo Cats, en- 1bcife Salt
a Sop brilnt Suffer, ~ DeaI
eofe, 70 Sop Iunfent Gano, , Spiie.
lfeer Smsr.S ubititut, ionr er incl
fef, a Hopper iietet McI. Splo Def
to9elloe Wono ODER Soprcmelet o.
Lao oct ltaa, til oet cr lllnfcnt. Sp-
los "Uealten" | Iuilfent @ano % rsr
lna oenne iant Suffer, Salt %
ilneltct Snlsr-S ubititltt op / Sapre.
rIas'en. SiliGt berpoa IA Sop
Wel, laa oct bIir Ell tpf Rsre, SIoa
Hsren rigtig eobt mco Ell iterf 3rr.
tie o9 Irt ben faa tiliioe, til ben bar
brpet fig gobt. Soo bar man Ne.
item at Welet i, flaoer oet goot %
laoer oct til grsb eiter at Def after
bar bapet Zig goot. 9rpoene itegeS
onltrent 40 Winuter.
Graham @rpb.
Sette lapes, Tom set bpioe grso,
bIep beifrebet / iorrioe Nilntcr,
uiiotngeit at man britger 9alpbelen
Speoemel og Salo0clen Graham
Wtel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Soffec HunS.

Gn Hop foeenbe VtcIf, Ell 9)eoit
Safe, oplsit / IA Son llmtcnt %ano,
Ell 2bclfe Salt, Il Sop Suffer, Il
aop Smor- Subititut, ct gGg, %
Sbclfc &anel, onttrcrt 3 Stopper
Mtcl. Wtelfen itoor til oell bare err
lnnfer. laa irsre9 "yeaiten", Ell Sbe-
lte a. Sltfterct o0 en- Sop Otel. Tettc
'lonc3 I'll Oct er oloelea iepnt og
tlenoe@ let no, hporpua oct lutte5 til,
iioe, til BET bar hppet iia aoot, ga
bar man Helten al Sufferet /, set
pi2peoc 9Gg, oct opbIpote Smpriub
"'tititt, ianlt Sonel, SaIt % l1of Wfel
iao Oct fan fnooe3 gobt. anao oct
rigtig gobt % Iab set iao itao %
hpOe jig til oct bar forbobIet ii9, Ioa
tieolc5 Oct 10 / ct nilangt Stpffc %
bette oucrimerc5 meo imeltet SlrNr,
hnorpaa beggc enber IUggeS til
Miotcn, iaa BET Iiaciom blir ire 500.
San ifiUre2 Stnftcr al Set / Stnffcr
pon e CONNIE Sptfelie, bporpoo
Oi2ic after Itnor % bpper iig. &c
formes oerpoo e1ten ionl &rilgIer,
cIler man looer "Gmiit@" al Dem. ~
Gc lU9Qc$ ~ / en- pclIunurt NalrOe,
hGucr Jig Qoot % itcaca berpdo / Ell
beo @nGeropu 20 Wtinl;tcr. &c al
noNct "a intcres ocrpoo oper
nrco "&cin8" Ionct al confectionery
SuNor" % Ii0t GIeoc clIer ria Mclf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Chicago K~vegmarked.
Kansas City ~Kvegmarked.

Hornkvag- Steers. -. .Siu.2o l5UI
Kj9r og Kvier ........ 6.;5-l4.2o
Stockers and feeders. s.0O-li.W
cv;n Rulk OF sales..... Is so -14.20
am S.00-iI.75
Ea,r 5..5-10.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21
Etn &bccl Huns.

Gn Nop togclloe Wfelf, en- 0eoit
Gatc ople3 / jmItent Gano, Ell Sbc.
lie Soit, Il stop Suffer, CT 9eQ, II
Sop "lnlcltct Smeriubititlt, omtrcnt
) Stopper NtcI - Stop Hoiincr cQer
aorintcr, y Nop br,nlt Suffer, -
Shelfe aoncl. iG%binlamon), 3 Spi-
~'c'fccr nnhottct Sufat (Gitron).
Mcltcn Itonr til Sen er Iullfen, irp
res Den opIellc Deuit, en- 5hcife Sl,f.
fer % omtrcui en- Sop Mel. Gette
IIooea rl9trd Aoot. % itoar iaa iii
oct bar hTpc, lia go0t og er iulot al
S%urtboblCr Get tiIITttc3 Salt, Sltf,
fer, 9Gg, imcltet Scot og nof MteI
'oa Oct bllr en- bIeo 0eig. Get hppI.
pcS laa III poa 9agerbrPitet o. fna.
oeS, I'll Oct tlelbeS let % eIaitiif uo.
Soa h9rer oct Jig, til oct bor for
oobIei 'tg % tleule3 ocrpaa no iua
tpnot. ION oct cr mlllig at ficple set
no. Get oOcrimsreS iaa meo Iiot
ImeItct Smer % opcrorp$les mco
Suffer. aaneI % Noiiner caer So.
rlltter, buorpoa Set rules 90 iom Ell
Scllp NoIl % al benne ifiPrc$ Sit
per naa a (ommes SpffeIie. liaie
l9gge@ uoorer imiirte Vanbc, itaar
III De l9len har bppet iis sobt % tic,
8es oerpoa / miooclsuarm @aseropn
onrtreirt 20 Wiuuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-21

Esfrsn As spooSp Glass nArrrs JUNE ibrR 1905 AT
srs Pusr ovncE AT DroonAn, iowa. urpvn rsv ACT
- CswoNxss or NAscHs, 1901.
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
MUST ADVERTISE BILLS
Representative Anderson Makes il
 Statement to Citizens.
To Whom it may concern:

"To Whom it may concern:
 "The Supreme Court invalidated all the Acts passed at the last call ses- sion. of the legislature, because the constitution requirement of thirty days public notice before introducing the bills, had not been given. Gov. Brough has issued another call for January 26, 1920, to remedy the diff culties which the Supreme Courts de- cision has brought about. All parties who are interested in any of the local acts which have been invalidated by the Supreme Court, are asked to have their bills prepared, accompanied with a certificate showing publication at least thirty days before the conven- ing of the above mentioned call ses- sion.' IT T. c. Anderson, Represen- tative."
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
NINE CANDIDATES ARE
 TN G0VERNORS' RACE
Smeade Powell of Camden Makes his Entrance for GubernatiOnal
 HOnOrS.

Little Rock, Dec. 11-(SpeciaD - The principal political development of the last week has been the entry of Smeade Powell of Camden into the race for governor, the positive an nouncement that Frank Nillwee of Clarendon will make the race, the withdrawel of c, P, Newton from the race of Secretary of the State and entrance of B. J. Reaves and Gleve- land Reid into the race to succeed Secretary of State Tom J. Terral Another early development concerns the race for Commissioner of State Lands, Highways and Improvement It is probable that ". E, Owen will announce for reelection before Ine end of the week Herbert R. Wilson, of the Arkansas Corporation Commis- sion. and Representative Harvey Par nell of Chicot county have alread# an nounced for this office. Up to this time, the campaigns have been largely od the quiet, unobstru5ive, nand-= 1ak ing kind, but the dear people may expect something more strenod5 ali ter the first of the year
 The fact that there are at lees nine avowed candidates f5r governor n tine southern half of the state. South Of a line running east and west through Little Rock, adds much to the inter- esting situation that is developing as to the successor of Gov. Cha5. fl. Broueh. Tfose candidates, al of whom insist that tbey are n tha race to stay, gre Tom ]. Terrall of 5nion county; Ton C. Nc..ae and Geofsa <. Haynie oi Prescott; John \. @i@as q Garland county: Smeade Powell of Ouachita county;; frank N, We5is of Ashley county; Frank Millwee of Clarendon; George A. Cole of Logan county and a little to the north; Harry Walsh of Russellyille. This leaves the great section of North and Eas5efn Arkansas to draw from, with nUmer- our lightning rods pointing skyWard awaiting to be struck
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
EARLY CLOSING RULE
 IS AGAIN REVISED
Stores Not Using Coal for Fuel Need Not Close at , O'Clock.
 Coal Users Effected

All restrictions pertaining to clos ing hours for stores where coal is not used in the manufacture of heat were removed Thursday by H, c. Couch of Pine Bluff, federal fuel administrator tor for Arkansas
 The order affects some of the busi- ness houses in AshdOWn, as the most of chem burn ccal. It is thought that they will begin to burn wood in order to open at the regular time.
 Tn order follows:
 all c enlag and closing restrictions are removed where no coal s burned sa1qaf 9 ?. 4.I. ssi.4 o.yIio q. M. Sub stitutes may be burned during this time such as wood or oil.
 ItestrIctiOHs on use ot electric lights are removed Where cdrreut is not gen erated by coal, coke or their products. Stores may remain open after , D. m, a3a before 5 3. a. Il lights other than electric are used.
 @Formor restrictions remain in force where coal is used exclusively for light or heat
 @fhe Fuel Administration will ap- ureciata tho oo=oreration Of the public in seeing that these instructions are 9beyed
 eH-ovoh the coal strike has been called eff. EJr. Couch said that it may Aa sa davs h-fa normal supply of uol is on the market He minated t'-t a#r'c ians will remain in full force until normal conditions return. The Arkansas miners are eXDected to fsa#ff-.a t0 work innpdiato1v 2 =tpr re- eeiEtae offciel notice of the action of the Garoral Committee at Tndianapolis zzz=d daesd0v. whaa the ornrat0rs and miners roachHa m awaemeut relative te tbeir differences,
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
Fire WidcS Out
 the Town
While in AsldOWn ThurHtia

While in AshdoWn Thurs;iay afternoon, R. F. hindsay re- ceiyed a telegram from his mother, stating very briefly tlRt tHe town of DeHalb, Texas, 3f miles west of TexarAana, Na@ destroyed by fire aud that the entire holding there held bY le and his brother, ". l., Lindsay were wiped cut by the flames. The Lindsay proper ty consisted of one large dry goods store and four brick busi- ness buildings. Ibe Lindsay store at that rlaae is tlta largest O. the ay8 Lindsay stores over te country.
 Ar. Lindsay stated to the News reporter that the ouiid- ia $ were insured Ter aBont B, ,139 each, but tl.at they can not 0e replaced for less than $S, ,000. Few details were re- ceiTed here until Friday morn ing, and 8 dispatch from De- ha.,, lOi1OWS:
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
SHAW WILL LOSE POSITION
Governor Broueh Has Called Him to
 Little Rock fer Conference.

Little Rock, Zee. 11,-(SpeeiaD - Governor Brough has summoned Tom Shaw, the stata mine inspector and Tom Wilson. State Labor Commission CT, to appear before him and explain her altitude toward the recent coal strike.
 The particular count against Shaw is that in a letter to the governor he said that he would not be party to any effort on the part of the state to work the mines with nOn-union labor.
 It is quite probable, said Governor Brough, that he will insist upon the resignation of MT Shaw, on / the ground that state officials must con- slider their duties to the people first in a crisis like this and to their unions afterward.
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
COURT ISSUES ORDER IDa
 BOWLES WATER CASE
Order Enjoining Operation of Private System Given by Court Effective
 In Thirty Days.

Judge J. D, Shaver Thursday morn ing granted an injunction against J. R. Bowles, prohibiting him from operat- ing a private water system in the city of Ashdown in competition with the municipal system. The order is to take effect in thirty days, after which time MT. BOwles is to be given ninety days in which to remove his pipes and mains. In case he should appeal the case to the Supreme Court he will do it within the thirty days between now and the time tine injunction order be- comes effective. There is nothing to prevent the city authorities and MT. Bowles getting together on deal dur ing that thirty days, otherwise the court order stands as it was written.
 The court had indicated at a former hearing of this case that if possible he would be glad that the city and MT. Bowles could get together on some basis of settlement before he made his final order for Injunction. It was said that the council had made a proposition to Mir. BoWles and that he had made a counter proposal to them Neither side could agree to the pro posal of the other The court in mak- ing his final order said that while he believed that Mr BoWlos may have some moral rights for remuneration that under the strict letter of the law he must issue his order.
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
Death at Foreman.

Foreman, Dec. 12. = (SpeciaD -
 Little Marguerite Hankins only child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hankins, died Wednesday afternoon of dypht- heria. She was very lovable child and the pet of the neighborhood, and her parents and relatives have the deepest sympathy of the entire com munity Many beautiful floral offer ings have been sent to cheer their sad hearts. 1nterment will be made at the Dollarhide cemetery Saturday after noon. 'o-o ft''
The Little River news., 1919-12-13
MaS0ns Elect.

The local Blue Lodge Masons held their annual election Wednesday night and elected the following officers for the coming year: w W Buster, W. M; E. B. Mobley, S. w. s. A. Maddox, J. w; J. L. Martin, secretary; R, M, Bone treasurer; R. J. Finley, Tyler; s. J. Meyer. S. D.; Gus Patterson, J D.; J. B. Cobb, c. TiHin, Stewards