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The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
MOUNTAIN FoRK FoIBLEs.

Lloyd Fields was IN Mena Tuesday
VI II Imam baled hay for w l.
sellers last week
sunday was Bro. Hamilton's regular
day II Shady Point
VI l. Sellers had The misfortune Of
losing il fne COW last week
Jack Frost visited our community
Friday night for. the FIRST time.
Coe Thompson, Of the Divide, has
purchased the bunch OF goats from
j. W Gocher
Charley Hawk. Of AIena. was in this
vicinity the first OF the week looking
after business.
W H. Leverett and Ira Hall have
rented the Fred Houck place and ex-
peel 10 move there some time soon.
Mf and Mrs Elzie SaNfor, Of zwol-
lie. La, who have been visiting for
several days at the w T. Imam home,
are planning 20 move some time soon
10 CONe
Seab Gray and A. j. Mcbride took
advantage II the bad weather Tues
day ana attended the sale near Pot
Ter being among the frst ones TO try
Dave McLaskeys new rig.
Brown Ewes.
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onNrnR roINr clReIErs.


Kenneth Nugens left saturday for his
homo IN Western New Mexico.
Bunyan Cummings OF Muse. okla.
was here Friday and SATURDAY.
Frank Chamblin marketed a bale Of
cotton Monsay receiving 40 cents.
A much enjoyed singing for both
old and young people was held at the
J. H. Maddox home sunday night
Miss Gertrude Outright celebrated
her sixteenth birthday b. giving a
halloween party FOR her young friends
on Friday night.
a Mr. walker from Idaho. rms pur
chased from Percy Lame the place
known as the Babe johnson place
ana Il preparing g So TO housekeep-
ing there
We hate bad two light frosts which
ala no damage Green and ripe to-
mat oes and an abundance OF green
beanA are common things IN our gar
liens alfhongh II Is November and near
iime for planting next Years garden.
Are
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nLM SPRINGS ITEMS.

Farmers are rushing around since
the Sunshine.
the singing sciivui al rruc 1roNe
was great success.
MIR Croason is making preparations
70 move 70 the 7. q. Harris farm.
l. Reed and Charles Edwards Of
Holly, were In our midst Sunday.
Miss Lola Cole Is home from visit
at her grandfathers, Geo. Scott. near
Corinth.
ESQ. and Mrs. w r. Cole spent sun
day at the home OF their daughter
Mrs Ebb Watkins near Yocana.
MIR. ana Mrs. 7. J. Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs J. X Ceariey visited the sick
sunday at the q. W. Wyatt home.
Miss Monnie Rosson. of Ink. was a
dinner guest Sunday at the home OF
her brother. J. o. Rosson and family.
Miss Delma. little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Rosson spent the week
end with her cousin. Veneda. at the
r q RoSson home
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Correspondence



Mrs A. Henry le fepoftsa yers
sick
Mrs. o n Tunnel Is on the sick list
this week.
NJ A. Henry is nov cl4rising Tor G.
II Jett jr.
Miss Ethel fsrnry went 70 beQueen
sunday evening
alvin Fowler VIII leave Saturday for
PORT Naches Tex.
Wlnic Tomlin worked in the depot
saturday and SUNDAY.
W N ISowery has purchased the
residence Of = J Ross.
The Nielxes public and high school
mas purchased a piano
James and Grady Ross went 70 work
son the farm Of their father
Jim Lusty returned homie from the
Louisiana Oh fields last week.
Rev. Oscar lselts VIII preaeh at the
Nazarene Church SUNDAY night.
Miss Florence Cole Went 10 DeQueen
Friday TO have dental work done
Brinion and daughter. Miss Mar
garet. were Mena visitors Monday
John Rose IS moying Into the home
recently purchased from Lusene Comp
Miss Itha Blsscn from Balcnt went
"a Texas saturday evenine g visit her
II Daniels is preparing to move
to Mena and has sole his residence 10
j ] Ross.
WIN Darwin from Louisiana Is
spending few days with his father
Mrs. Edith Chambers. VINO fen last
week from d porch went 90 Mena FRI
day Tor treatment
we are All glad IS see tliia beautiful
sunny weather The farmers are all
busy gathering crops
D Ross and N W nuclsett have
purchased the Golf & Daniels store but
are not in possession Vet
The girls and boys must have enjoy
ed Halloween from tha looks Of the
town Saturday morning
Rev ffnmmohds OF Nanderyoort
preached an interesting sermon Sunday
niEhf at the BAPTIST church
The pie supper WAS success clear
ing the sum af $Sa5a The rfaceeds
will be used FOR school supplies
The Eastern star ladies and their
daughters viii serve refreshments IN
ine Masonic hail Saturday night.
l. O. Cole fell Thursday night from
the high walk between his store aud
she restaurant. and was painfully In
3uraa
Misses Pearl Compton and Mable
Iynch accompanied By Mr. and Mrs, O.
L. West. went to Mena Saturday, re-
turning home Sunday
Claude Esss aas.ss1 - Y Wat
klns out 70 Baker Springs sunday
night 20 see the sick daughter Of y. r.
McCauIes who Is reported very low
Quite few OF the school children
are absent this week picking cotton.
and the directors OF the school board
are talking Of stopplne the school for
a few days.
The Sunday school al the Baptist
church was reorsanized sunday, chang
ing literature We have Ave classes
in Sunday school Pr Bradshaw Is
superintendent and Bible class teach
ar; Mrs Bessie lett teacher for class
No 4. Roy Hester class No. 3. Mrs
Morgan. class No. 2. and Miss vada
Sanford class No 4 Miss Beulah Ross
has been elected secretary and treas
urer
Two school Girls
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Arkansas Man Treated
For Cancer.
Ks. Myers of BentonviIIe, Ark. After
Five Years Suffering Was Treated
BY DIR. o. A. Johnson.

Ks. Myers of BentonviIIe, Ark. After
Five Years Suffering Was Treated
by DIR. 0. A. Johnson.
Mr.. S. Myers of Bentonville, Ark,
had a severe cancer on his hand and
had suffered with it for FIVE years.
He then went TO Or. o. A. Johnson,
Kansas CITY. Mo. Mr.. Myers said;
II feel it my duty as we'll as a
pleasure to inform you that my
awful tancer i gene, and not
even a bad scar is left. My left
hand is as stout as the right one,
altho the cancer was on the back
Of it for five years before | went
to YOU to have it cured, which was
the 9th of January, 1918. was
only at DR.. Johnson's three weeks
when the cancer came out.
II can most heartily recommend
DR.. Johnson and his kind doctors
and nurses, too. Anyone who IS
afflicted with cancer should lose
no time in getting their case IN
DR.. Johnson's care. as he can sure
cure cancers"
The above was written to Dr. o. A.
Johnson, Suite $50. 1924 Main ST.,
Kansas City, Mo, the physician who
treated Mr. Myers SO successfully.
DR.. Johnson is perhaps the best in
formed man in tn eUnited States to-
day on cancer. He conducts large
institution for the treatment of can
Ger, in connection with which is also
maintained a laboratory for scientific
Icancin research. Thousands Of cases
have been investigated and treated
in the past twenty years. This treat
ment is entirely norHsurgical. Purely
medicinal measures only are employ
ed; that is, external applications to
destroy the cancer and internal medi-
cation to purify the blood.
DR.. Johnson has published a most
interesting book called "Canc e 7
Truths. being statement OF his
theories and experiences in treating
cancer. This book will be sent gladly
to any cancer sufferer, or if YOU have
friend afflicted with that disease,
get the book for him. Simply address
DR.. O. A. Johnson. Suite $50, 1924
Main St., Kansas City. Mo.-Adv.
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INK spLAsHEs.

VIII Riley went to Hatifeld Thursday
10 market his cotton.
There was a singing al the home OF
Fred BELL Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Temmeton are
the prcua parents of Il fine boy.
Fayefte Brown Of Yocana was calling
on friends 10 this neighborhood sun
day afternoon.
Jack Frost paisl us his hfst visit on
the morning of November : hut did
no DAMAGE whatever
q Enabfs returned home Saturday
after spending he past two weeks Wis.
leink relatives AZ Beard Camp Nun
ley and Mena
Among those trading Ia Alena Safur
day from this community were Tson
Perry william linton, Hfarse Enabrt
and Walter Howard.
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eRANSrs GRAINS.

Fred g Embrs and Edward I.epelle,
Of Mena were IN town Sunday
6. g Cocker OF Tulsa, Ok spent
few days with friends In Grannis.
Aies Winnie Clinton. G. G. Cokcr
RUBY Clinton and Vivian Mathis were
IN Cove between trains SUNDAY.
Raymond Coyle left TUESDAY fol
rhifileothe. NO. where he VIII finish
iiis business course In the Chillicoths
Hnsinaes College
Mr.. and Airs. %. G. Kirby left sun.
day morning for oil city, La, where
she Will visit fer few days with her
son William Kirby.
@. w. Petty. president OF the Bani,
II Grannis. was down from Msna Mon.
anF g be present at the Regular Airac.
tors meeting At ff1e bank.
~. and Mrs. A. G. LeHs returned
eezn* Aonsar morning ffem snpnspa
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
MONTGOMERY couNr, NEWS.

John Irby of the Caddo Will ship two
carloads Of cattle to Kansas City this
week
John Milan. editor Of the sfontgom-
cry County fteyiew. OF Wombie Is
quitting the newspaper field to enter
the sawmiil business.
Halloween was observed at Womble.
and from the looks OF the streets next
morning there WAS evidently several
Of the larger boys participating
The Montgomery County Quorum
Court made an appropriation for tick
eradication and voted down the OPP
propriation for the farm demonstration.
Three candidates have announced
Tor the sherii's race, viz. George Jack
son. VI n. Crnmp and Gulford Bates.
while " } Ellington. formerly sher-
in will likely enter.
Jonathan Smith, VIII Markham Lune
Coghurn and Alex Pate went to Lit
concerned IN some cases IN federal
court
Only four applicants presented their
Ambulance cards for the test 70 take
the coming l4th census w c. Whit
tington who had been designated to
direct the examination had not re-
eeived the necessary blanks The ap-
plieants ARE Insufficient to take the
entire county in the limited time OF
thirty days. owing to the large amount
II work required
Monroe SowfoH. formerly a merchant
81 Womhle, who. with his brother. ~
w Rosetpn. naxn I. farm consisting af
1909 acres ia Lime Stone county Texas
Visited relatives at Black Springs last
Wfak Nr kQWtan state that the re-
eent rains had damaged them about
sso'oeo hut that they expect to get al
least il5 bales Of cotton. Their farm
IS run by hired hands.
remarkable accident occurred
northwest Of Black Springs Thursday
when Pax ton Rowton accidentally shot
Met Wehant, who 1t is thought vas In
the weods asleep. Ills dog was lying
near him and when some hogs came
near them. Mehnatss dog chased the
hogs OF payton Rowton. who has had
several hogs killed by a pack Of dogs
belonging TO his son n-law. Mr..
Black. aud who had directed Mr.. Row
ton to kill the dogs when found after
his hogs, hearing the noise went to the
scene with his shotgun Seeing Mr..
Rowton approaching the dog returned
70 his master and stopped. Not seeing
Wehunt. Rowton fired at the dog.
whereuRon Wehunt jumped up 10
make fight and Mr.. Rowton made a
hasty explanation. Twenty eight shot
entered Wehunt's back and side. one
passed thru his ear ana another en-
tered below his eye. The wounds were
Dressed by Pr Stuart Of Womhle.
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necEa EcHoEs.

j. & Anderson marketed cotton in
Mena Thursday
Bro. Kelly preached his farewell SER
mon Al this place sunday
G, v. Wimberly and Il. Roby received
their new cars last week.
w NJ Wlmberly and daughter FL
bred traded in Mcna Friday
y Is Lee and wife spent sunday at
the Davis home near Yocana.
There viii be singing at the church
Saturday night Everybody come.
Mr. Heron and daughter. and Rev.
Kelly and family are making prepara-
tions 70 leave for Texas this week.
Mrs. Mary Lee who has been visit
Ing relatives nj Bonneville, Ark. re-
turned home Saturday She was ac-
companied home by Der sister Mrs.
STANLEY
Rrnvn Ic,ae
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Judge w. NJ Martin was at Hat
field Saturday to appear in the court
of Justice of the Peace w. ]. Davis as
representative of the thirty claimants
VINO had filed labor liens against the
Smith Morrow Lumber Company
Judge Martin reports that the attach
ment issued on certain ties and lum-
Der was sustained by the court, and
that the material is to be sold at pub
tic sale on November Is, under the or
der of the>court and the proceeds used
to pay the claims and the court ex-
penses.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

cotton picking Is In full swing
when the weather permits
Mrs Mamie Mount Of Mena was vis-
ting relatives here last weeA
This community is bountifulix sup
piled with hickory nuts this year.
Quite few nutting trips have been
taken
Misses Lee Stokes and Ethel GatIin
and Herman Shirley and John Stokes
were visiting last Sunday with Misses
Alma and Stella Campbell or Nuniey.
The prayer meeting Sunday night at
The home Of Asa Gatlin was weli at
tenaed- There viii be preaching next
sunday night at the same place All
invited
Quite niee fox chase was given last
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
coRINTn COMES.

Tom Mcbride went 10 Hatfield Mon
day with cotton.
Gaylord Wright was marketing hogs
in Aiena Wednesday
MI and Mrs J, s. Dollar Of Yocapa
returned home Friday, after having
finished making molasses in this com
munity.
Air. and Mrs Harve Quinn of Weleet-
ka, Ok. are visiting this week with
MIR. Guinn's father. Noah Quinn and
family here.
The pie supper Saturday night was
quite a success The sum collected
was sio65. with John Gass making 4
good auctioneer.
Those from Ransom who attended
the club meeting here Tuesday night
were Pink Grassland. Golden Blair,
John Stokes. Barney Harmon ard John
l9odd.
Aalinda 1ann
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Ok where they have been visiting
their daughter for the past month
Mi and Mrs. O. O. Kirby entertained
a number OF her friends at nasqner-
ale Halloween party Friday night,
The house was beautifully decorated.
Among the guests present were G. G.
Cocker, Miss Winnie Clinton. Glen Hun
gate. Len Pfckens, jim Thompson, y.
~ Coleman, Miss Edna Pickens Mrs
n s. Frye, Miss Opal Wiaeiev. Miss
Evelyn Vernois, Miss vivian Mathis
Florence Neal Mrs. coekrell. Marguer-
tie Coleman and Mrs Sehuster A de-
lfnhtful time WAS reported
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Commissioners for Talihina Road.

w. J. Lauck, Emmett Rowe, and j
X. Maddox are the commissioners to
be in charge of the cefsttTriuie ton of the
highway west of Mena along the line
Of the Talihina road. They were des-
ignated as commissioners in the spe-
cial act creating the district. The com
missioners will meet one day this
week to organize and get ready to be-
gin on the work.
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Q
POLK COUNTY RED CROSS.

The annual meeting of the Polk
County Red Cross will be held in the
courthouse Monday, November 10, at
2 p. M, for the purpose Of electing an
executive committee for the ensuing
year and to transact any other bust
ness Of interest to the chapter. Every
member in the county is entitled to
a vote, and it is hoped that we will
have good attendance.
T. A. PARK, Chairman.
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Az Actixe Communists cluh.

To the Editor of The Star:
The community club at Board Camp
Is ebginning to take shape We have
large crowds on our meeting nights.
The ladies as well as the men and boys
are taking an interest but still we
haven't the cooperation we should
have An invitation Is extended to
those who have not Joined sur club to
visit Ms and become members. Those
who gave addresses Thursday night
we're Judge A r. Wear and T. r. Cal
lahan Of Mena. Readings were given
by Miss Imo Purvis, Master Paul KEYS.
Little Miss Chloe Bailey and others.
The object Of the community clubs. as
everyone will understand, is to bring
the farmers into closer relation with
one another and TO work up a cooper
ative system Of marketing firm prod
ucts SO they may be able IN the future
20 SET fair price on what They sell.
just as the merchant and manufactur-
ers set prices on what they produce.
in other words. get on y level footing
with those who are engaged in the diff
ferent occupations and professions Of
the world Everybody remember our
meeting night Thursday November Il.
and every two weeks there from.
Marquis Miller.
IN. ri ~ .
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
ON cow oars.

Mr. and Mrs John Sassar and chill
dren have moved to Mena.
Willie Rose went 10 Haskell Tex.
one day last week. returning Saturday
Charley and Della Hanehett returned
70 their home IN Kansas after visit
Of a month
Theodore Cureton spent from Friday
until Sunday with his cousins. Sam and
Dade Eureton on Mountain Fork
Mr. and AIRS. Roy Stockton OF Fogel.
Ok, came Thursday and STAYED until
sunday afternoon with friends and rel
atiees
Prof Handy and daughter. Georgia.
81 Wickes. were up Sunday afternoon
10 see about when school Will start
again. II Is uncertain on account OF so
much rain.
RtacB rice
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
No Worms in a Healthy Child

All children troubled with Worms have an I'M
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and as
rule. there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the DIGESTION, and act as General Strength
enine Tonic to the whole system Nature will then
throw of or dispeI the worms and the Child will be
10 pertet health. Pleasant to take COO ncr hosfe
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

The Rev. H. L. Waters, here from
Heber Springs, preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday, and it is said that
It is probable that at meeting to
be held Wednesday night he probably
will be engaged as pastor for the
Mena church. He come very highly
recommended.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Irregular bowel movements lead to
chronic constipation and constipated
habit fills the system with impurities.
HERBINE is great bowel regulator
1t purifies the system, yitalizes the
blood and puts the digestive organs in
fine vigorous condition Price 60c.
Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv. nov
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
MISSING FAMILY FOUND.


When the war department tried and
failed to get into communication with
Mrs. Annie f. Handy, it turned the
task Of locating the woman over to
Postmaster r. S. Allen of Mena. The
postmaster is resourceful official,
and he tried everything he knew to
find Mrs. Handy, but without success
As a last resort he appealed to The
Star for help and got it. twas on
Saturday that the postmaster sought
the Stars aid, and on Monday he re-
ported that Mrs. Handy had been
found A star reader who saw the
newspaper acconnt of her being want
ed Informed Postmaster Allen that
Mrs. Handy now lived at DeQueen,
The War Department will be supplied
with her address by the Mena postal
official. Mrs. Handy is next of kin
to Corp. Benz. J. Handy Co. D.. I'd u.
s. Eng, and the department had an
important communication for her. The
family formerly lived at Hermosa. N
Mex, coming to Arkansas about two
wears ago.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

When the sleep is disturbed at night
by urinary troubles the best thing to
do is to take Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
has strengthening influence in the
kidneys and bladder Price SIPS per
Bottle. Gunnels Drug Store and Jack
son Drug & Furniture Co, Special
Agents.-Adv- 1nov
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
Big Removal Sale

Having purchased building, 6O2-eo4 :
Queen St, will soon move to my new oeot e.
and to avoid the cost Of moving stock will %
fer goods at low prices bargains for Won = VI
Below are listed some of the many baroo..
to be had 7'''
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Some photographers come and go
and blow, but Hiltebrand, the leading
photographer still remains to cheer
the homes with his photograph work.
ADV. dwS
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Regulate the bowels when they fail
70 move properly. HERBINE is an
admirable bowel regulator. 1t helps
the liver and stomach and restores a
fine feeling Of strength and buoyancy.
Price 6oc. Sold by jackson Drug Co.
-AaV. nov
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Hard working men and women are
as liable to kidney, liver and bowel
disorders as any others. Prickly Ash
Bitters is the workers friend, because
it keeps these organs in sound, Wig
orous condition. Price s1.25 per Bot
tie Gunnels' Drug Store and Jack
son Drug & Furniture Co., Special
Agents. 1nov
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Saturday night by the boys Of our
neiRhborhood. The hounds frailed the
FOX several hours but finally lost him,
after which they jumped a wild cat
near the Cicero Cole farm. and after a
chase Of an hour and q haif caught Il
in the mountains near the swartout
place. We we're unable to tell which
felt the honor most the bows or the
dogs Those In the party were Frank
Willis. r. A. Thomas, Sedford Heath,
Tim WAGNER. Ivan Gatlin. John and
Andrew Graf Wilburn Mullinax Dav~
Ia white and Bril- Mount All didn't
take part in the chase as some became
too afenpt
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Have you picture you want copied
from film or a photograph, or one
enlarged? If so take it to Hiltebrand
studio on DeQueen St-Adv. dwS
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
'ORGHUM SEED THREsHINC

All who want sorghum seed thresh.
ed bring TO me Friday. November Ii.
at my place u mile west Of Haw-
thorne's. w. S. WhiteAdv. 44-3
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Have you a picture you want franz
ed or do you want a framed picture
If So go to Hiltebrand's studio ADV.
dwS
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Judge Steel Is visiting his daughter
Mrs J. w. Everett. this week
Madeline Everett. who has been sick
Tor some time. Is able 20 be up.
Mrs Caroline Brumley IL improving
after having been sick for some time.
quite crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday morning We have an
Sunday School Everybody
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

What do you want in the photo
graph line. See Hiltebrand, the Pho
Geographically. dwS
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Wanted to Buy Hickory nuts, wal
nuts and pecans. White Produce
CompanysAdv. 26S-2t 45-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BR0M0 QuINtNE (TabIets) can be taken
by anyone without capsina nervousness or ringing
In the head E.W. GROVES signature on box Doe
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06

For Sale Horse, buggy and harness:
probably best outfit in county. Very
reasonable to right party v. w. st.
John, Star -263&45 If.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
A Japanese Gift Shop.

One of the most attractive and
unique advertising features ever in
troduced in Mena is the Japanese Gift
Shop erected at the Duke Magruder
dry goods store Monday The shop is
miniature Japanese house, built OF
bamboo, and in and around it are dis
played articles Of Japanese art and
handicraft. The entire setting will be
complete when Japanese lady occu-
pies the place Of saleslady in the shop.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
FLOUR AND FEED

In The present era Of high prices, It paws T. -.
well for bargains in flour and feed Read tbo "eseh
ings below and compare with present market nr geF
The Mena weekly star., 1919-11-06
F0RTY-FIyE-45 HEAD 45-FoRTY-FVE
BOARS--BRED SOWS---AND GIFTS
Three Gifts months old (dam Molle Make BELIEVED bred
to BILLIE BOY

Bears and Gifts, Five Months Old Sire
All subject to register
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-02-12
WAINWRIGHT WINS
AMATEUR TROPHY

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. lis. II.
Wainwright, Of Lenox, Iowa, today
won the interstate amateur Wingshot
trophy at the opening days shoot
here Of the fifteenth annual mid-winat
ter trap shooting tournament with a
score OF % of a possible % targets.
Last years holder of The emblem, IN
w. Dingar. of Harrisburg, Pa, faileu'
to appear and forfeited the cup. There
were nine challengers, o. G. Botttger,
Ollie, lDwa, and w. II. McCreery,
Kansas City, tied for second place
with % each.
William Wstleaf, Nichols, Iowa, sue
cessfully defended the interstate anna
tour target cup against Two challeng-
ers, making 92 hits of possible 100.
O. w. Hiatt and D. X. Dickinson,
both of Kansas City, were second and
third with 81 and sc respectively.
The 125 target race was finished
at the close Of today's shooting
Twenty ninen entrants will complete
the course tomorrow OF those who
finished, Frank Troeh Vancouver
led with 124 of possible 125.