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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Monday excepting No. which viii
DIien nexT week.
Nj and Mrs Forrest Eussey and
children Of wHterrtlle wu-e visitors
T town last week
Fred h. Hnssey has returned IA
NewruuviIle, Mass. after passing a
Few DAYS in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
AUGUSTA HOTEL KEY
GO TO PHTLA.. LANDS
IN Ash CAN. COMES BACK

The following letter which tells q
STORY II iIselt was received 1y local
hotel keeper
bureau Vi Public safet".
Bureau Of Police,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Aurtl - Is22
AaEaEeE
Hotel North.
Augusta. Ne.
Attached tiud key 10. i. This key
WIS found 10y . noy named Thomas
44iu. No. 2G5s almond street n IN ash
box on the highway. and turned over 70
lis station lJy the h1y.
aA.EX. ?. MONTGOMERY.
Lieutenant
Few people realize the number u Keys
inst nv hotels. the guests failing 70 re-
+,,r- them when they leave. While
fe-r s1r tlte ke-E taken away ny iaoserlf-
,,-,,,lsfi ones cDrne hack most Of them
,,s,-r- arnir make their appearance. a
local hotel man Was -pia by q trrNe'er
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o-,., the window Rud tors out hote!
-. .-bsre il a movement or ton- 10
,bs-rs each guest for his key. thus lei-
-.,r .ne loss fall or those Responsible
o,e .axe-n keeper tells that 81 q recent
,..,afi,.s- in the city ne HAD d large
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=. .-.srru KEYS when they left FIVE
ts.x.r were returned afterwards, leaving
N s,iu tiuaccounEeG Tor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrs. William 2. PattanEau Of this
city was in WaterT-ills "Wednesday
for q snort IiIne-calIing OF friends Oh
her way 10 Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Earacne. Neuralgia LlInBacyn EheT-
matisn. NeurItis. joint Pains. and
Pam generally.
Handy Tin boxes q twalve tablets
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger 'Baver" packages. Aspirin
is ths trade mark OF 3ayer Manu-
facture OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
SsIicylicacid-Atv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

IN. ladies Of the winthrop street
,.r+ts. church viii huld q fDod sale
= r,na Handy shop. State street.
SATURDAY. afterHoon III : cloIA,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Charles 5. Coolidge

Charles 5 Coolidge passed away in
the hospital here THURSDAY lie was
porn IN Liverfnore about SO Years
ago, lie enlisted in %. *. Is. Ne
Inf. Sept. %. 1882 and was dis
1..arred Aug q 1855 He came Ia
THIS Home from Pennington. May &c.
1871 \ h~pI her. Frank ", Coolidge
q Portland. survives.
IVAN BicIueN Post 80. 81. Amer
-ar Legion. VIII hold it's regular
rneettu ing 81 6.20 Inns Thursday eve
ming z the reception room opposite
haa dq,lar-erE
Mrs J. a. Barker and children lsff
Wednesday, morning by auto Yu-
Boston wher-r they viii hoard bua4
for Hampton Va. n join Major
Barker recently transferred to that
brunch 70
Thomas S. Walton. latesCo r. 6,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

mont forget the Junior class Leap
49,. TDarre Friday evening. April
:. Tyauw High Assembly Hall. Tickets
TIC per couple. apf ''o''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
NOTICE
Dance

lance at Union Hall Saturday
,.,.-p- C1outis.r's archestra- Also
sperial faafure by Prof i'essafa.
sflverrone6 cornfstist. FORMERLY Oh
w,.scfl's orchestra apre-4p
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
LOCAL.
HAPPENINGS

Try an Oldfeld Tire next time.
W W. Moody, Of st. Joe, has been
in Harrison lately.
If it is new, you will find it at
Walters.
E. G. Mitchell went to Jasper
Tuesday morning.
Earl Williams has gone to west
Texas to try his fortune.
MIR and Mrs. G. S. Bounds are
proud parents of new baby boy.
Eastman Kodaks at the City Drug
Store. 3.13tf
The peach crop around Harrison
seems to be entirely uninjured
Shoes reduced at Porter Price
Ladies Store. 3-16tf
Carl Taylor and Conley Christian
have rented the Bradley house on
Cherry st,
Mrs. Sam Bradley is spending
week in Leslie.
Remember if your suit must be
Made-to-Measure that we carry the Ed
V. Price line, Barron COffman, S-l3tf
Mrs. Albert Wright returned yes
terday from a visit to her mother at
Eureka Springs
Big reductions in suits and coats.
Porter Price Ladies Store. 3fGtf
Watch Our WindOws-We feature
seasonable goods. Watkins & Wat
kins, Palace Drug Store. 3-3l
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
!, g 5000 % . =
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
OMAHA.

We have been having considerable
rain lately and much wind, too.
Farmers are not plowing now as the
ground is too wet.
There is a great deal of cedar going
into Omaha, and many ties being haul.
ed into Cricket from every direction.
Jap Lee has moved into the house
next to Mrs, Clark's house.
Mrs. Clark has moved from Omaha
to her daughters Mrs. James Price OF
Prosperity.
Mr. VanNest is storing some Of his
things from Lovery in the Mrs Clark
house in Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Matlock Of Low
cry have a young babe at their house
something over % week Old
Mrs, Marion Fuller has Miss Addie
Gibson staying with her now. They
have a new baby
Dan Leatherman and Robert Pruitt
each killed a wolf very recently, We
think wolves must be getting scarce
here.
Mrs. Nellie Arnold has returned to
her home She has been usticating
in Omaha and Aurora for her health
Mrs climate. the Dutch lady of near
Barron Fork was up la.i week to Mr.
Obed Elmers
George White who bought the farm
at the Barron Fork railroad bridge of
his brother, joe Southard, is living
on it now
Emery Barnes, son of Plat and
Leara Barnes, sailed from New Or
leans not long ago and is now in Egypt
working at Wireless Telegraphy
We feel very sorry of the deaths in
Melva, Mo, on last Thursday, March
II, 1920, when a terrific storm demol-
ished the town and injured many peo-
pie
Miss Eva Donaldson visited Mrs. II.
o. Burcham last Sunday
Miss Alice Elmer visited her great
aunt, Mrs Martha Barnett last Sun.
day night.
Hayes Elmer went to church in.
Omaha last Sunday night.
There came near being a confaga-
tion last Sunday night at the home of
Mr.. BurCham, but Elmers' ran over.
Mrs. Burcham discovered the fire be.
hind the range in the kitchen before
it was flaming and they got it put out
before much damage was done. Peo-
pie cannot be too careful about fire
these windy days.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs David Woodward,
OF BeIfry. Montana. are spending a
week in Harrison before returning TO
Montana. They are guests al the home
OF Rue Whitaker
Mrs. NJ. b. Russell. Mrs. j, W.
Call, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thorn,
ton, and daughter, Miss Nola, motored
out to Bear Greek yesterday after,
noon.
Special One lot OF Silk Hosiery
in Greys. Tan, Blue, and White.
Choice S5c. These are second quality
OF the POO grade. Walters d, G. Co.
AS soon as the OLD ArmOry build.
ing is vacated by the Lyric, Berry
Holt is arranging to put in a cement
floor and use it as an auto salesroom.
Bring us your Prescriptions-We
fill them with accuracy and purest
Drugs at reasonable prices. Watkins
& Watkins. 3.3l
B. Stockton has the contract for
the new 12-foot wall to be put around
the light plant. and expects to begin
work Saturday. A car OF cement has
already been unloaded there.
The b. Y. p, U. was organized
into a unit organization Sunday eve
ming with Clarence McGinn as presi
dent. Social and program committees
are to be appointed next Sunday eve.
ming.
D. NJ. Jarvis, of Eyerton, was a
pleasant caller at the Times Office this
week We feel special interest in him
on account of his having taken the
Times for over thirty years, His son
w. T. Jarvis, who recently had pO.
siton with the Boone County Hard
ware Co.. and now engaged at Frew's
was started on the right road by a
years subscription to the Times.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
WALNUT GROVE

Wind, windy, windiest this week
Quite number of Walnut Grove
people attended Valley View Church
Sunday Preaching by Rev Edwards.
In addition to many other improve
ments Bras Holt has him a grlst rill.
He is prepared TO do all kinds Of
grinding. Your trade solicited.
Town Graham and family visited
their father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Holt Sunday night.
Miss Willie Keunicut. of Harrison
spent the week with Walnut GrovJ
friends.
The first oat sowing is beginning I'd
come now, also early gardening is
peeping up.
II nothing happens to the peaches
we will have plenty thus wear in these
parts.
Quite a hail storm passed through
here Tuesday night, unroofing w. A.,
Green's henery.
Walnut Grove Sunday School met
Sunday with very good attendance.
Preaching next Sunday by Rev,
Powell Come everybody.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
VALLEY SPRINGS

One more blustery day for March.
Prof. P V. Blankinship has moved
back to his former home.
Mr. and Mrs. Whisenant are back
in town for the summer
Marvin Willis has arrived from Ok
lahoma to take charge of his farm
Just west Of town
Lee Holmes was down in this yicin.
fly last week buying hogs.
Res. Phenix is working in the Valley
Springs mill now having thrown up
his job at the railroad shops.
Joe Kuzilik's baby Is reported real
sick at this writing
There was moving picture show
In town last week.
Emmalet Lane is entertaining case
OF the flu at her fathers Dan Hale's.
Mrs, G. |. Jackson has gone into the
poultry business, has 15 little chihck.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Mrs. Frank Mitchell left today for
Little Rock, to hear Madame Schu.
mann,Heink.
New shipment OF Knit Silk Ties
Barron CoGman Mere. Co. 3l3tf
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thornton leave
Saturday for Oklahoma to look for II
location
Mrs. Dewitt Rushing is up from
Bergman on a visit, and to buy house,
hold furnishings for her new home.
Misses Edith Keener and Lily
May Staten will go 20 Little Rock
Tuesday to hear Madame Schumann-
Heink.
Rev. Gastlye Orth has been called
to Little Rock to attend the meet
ing of the Inter,Church World Move
ment.
A Bargain, Ginghams, Calicocs,
Domestic. Also spring and summer
dress goods. Mems silk Shirtins.
TYSON Mercantile Co. 3lS
The Young Nations Circle of the
Christian Ladies' Aid will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. l.. S. Van
tuyle.
Grover Head and his sister, Mrs.
Fred Stewart, were summoned to Pea
Ridge yesterday by the serious illness
of their mother.
Those interested in the Book Of
knowledge" should see the local rep
resentatiye, Miss Clyde Greenhaw
Phone 26l. $40 If
FOR SALE-Three Poland Brood
sowS, also span of work mares. Frank
miles southeast of town. 800
See Frew'
Always on the Job.
Frew'S Garage 3-9tf
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
The COUNTRY DOCTOR

From early days the country doctor
has worked hard and made little mon
ey Considering the importance of
his relation TO the happiness and we'll
being OF the community he gets the
smallest reward the public offers any
Of the men in learned professions.
His Office hours are day and night.
Distance never interferes and weather
has no terrors for him He gets no
cash in advance. and he cannot exact
high fee for night calls such as his
brothers in the big cities charge.
When there is a call he goes, for they
are all his neighbors- and if they pay
him promptly he is fortunate If they
never pay him he gets along some CHI
er way. The largest item on his led
ger is charity service, and when it
comes to downright, Open-haarted
charity we defy any citizen to name
one man who does ii any Ottenec or
in any larger quantity than the coun-
try doctor. His ledger is heaviest on
the side which holds accounts Ow-
ing" But he is optimistic ard hopes
sometime before he dies 10 set some
thing in the way of a payment out Of
all OF them. And then, when he dies,
he has many dollars owing him but
few in the bank
Larger fees and more Of them are
offered doctors in the big cities. He
has paved streets over which to travel
instead of miserable mud roads the
very fellows who get sick and need
him most refuse to fix up so he can
get to them quickly when they are
stricken. He gives away millions in
advice during his lifetime-and yet II
he presents a bill and seeks to collect
enough to settle with the grocer or the
butcher. About nine out of ten blurt
out: well, | wonder if he thinks |
an't good for it."
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
SOUTH HIGHLAND

Quite a hail fell here Tuesday morn.
ing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hames visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Ike Hudson, of Marion County,
visited her mother Mrs, George Haw.
Rins last week.
Minten Estes made a business trip
to Pindal last Friday.
Sardie Horn is visiting his uncle,
Joe Daniels, this week.
Riley White returned from Califor,
MIA this week He said he liked the
western country just fine.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thai there has
been nlcd I'M my once. aN tlrrk of the
Ruour ChaucrrN Court a petition Tor the
confirmation of the tile 10 the Northeast
quarter Of the Northwest quarter and tnc
Southwest quarter uf The Northwest guar
ter of section twenty nine l?QI, in Town.
snip Eighteen lS. North of tAugr .gI.
west, containing eighty acre, more ur less,
Arkansas. and tine uulrlng of the lllIr 10
the same In Hence Halciine, petitioner
herein
An persons claiming said land, or any
interest therein, are hereby warned 10
the lhird day or May, iQ20, and show
cause why said ute lo said lands should
not he confirmed In said Hence Ratcllc.
Witness my hand rs the clerk Of the
Boone DhlucrN Court and the seal thcrc-
vt ON this lGlh day OF March, 1920,
lSE\l1 WILL. NORMAN, clerk.
ISl puhhcatinu Times March 2Oh. 1920.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
ems with q bantam hen.

ems with a bantam hen.
J. T. Cooper was out OF the mill las,
Miss Ora McAlpin, Misses Bonnie
and Elsie Cooper and Loss, Roy and
Pat Watkins visited with Gertie and
Emery Askew Saturday night and
Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Graves visited AZ
Bert Askew's Monday
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department OF the mcwoG L. =, Iud
once at HARRISON Arkansas March i3lh
lN2O,
NOTICE j, hereby given that Thomas r.
Pratt Of pmdalL Arkan,as, who, ON MAY
ol5lgG, Tor NWh .SWH, section q,
Principle Meridian, has nlrd notice ur in
tention 10 make three wear rr00G tu rs-
lahlish claim to the land above described,
before Register and Receiver, UultGd states
Land once, AZ Harrison, Arkansas on The
gUth day Of April 1920,
claimant name, as Witnesses;
W. J., nlNon j. v Martin, +, l., Martin
and NirgIr spears, an OF western Grove.
Arkansas,
JNO. l., ClENnENIN Register
tN Publication Times March 20th, 1920,
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
KANSAS CITY MARKET REPORT

Uy rlr United Press.
KANSAS CITY. Mo- March IS
Cattle. receipts, 1000; market,
steady; Native Steers, SlOo0GSl4.75;
COWS and heifers. S5.OOG$l33O,
Hogs. receipts, $500; market, high
er; bulk sales. $l4OOQSl55O; heavies,
Sl3.gOdSl49O
GRAIN. Wheat: receipts, Ill cars;
10. . Hard. $3.50; No Hard, $24S;
Corn: market. higher; No , White,
Sl55 a Sl.57.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Walter J. Cotton announces in
today's paper for the Office Of Circuit
Clerk of Boone county, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary, on
August 10th. Walter will make an
efficient officer if elected, having both
the training and experience to equip
him for the capable performance OF
the duties Of the Office. y
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

WANTED-Two dozen l-year old
hens, one rooster. The variety prefer
red in the following order: Black Min
orcas. White Wyandots, White Leg
horns. Blue Andalusians, One young
Jersey Milk Cow, fresh. Particulars,
inOuire at this office. 3-2ld
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

An Alabama woman has become the
mother of her second set of triplets.
She probably figures that three,of-a-
kind beats two pair
It's too bad that Dayton, o., aviator
who went up $4,000 feet and fell five
miles didn't have the high cost Of liv-
ing with him when he tumbled.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
RAT-SNAP KILLS RATS

Also mice. Absolutely prev
the odors from carcass one pac'
sting proves this. RAT.SNAP comes
Bri. cakes no mixing with, other
Doint Guaranteed
gnty 25c size Il cake) enough Tor fM
Otto. Kitchen or Cellar
rade SOC size g. cakes for Chi
peo. House, Coops, or small buildings
2 ma. SlOO size 6 cakes enough TO
tren. farm and buildings, storage !
ngs. or factory buildings.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Maybe the reason a lot Of politi-
clans are hanging around Herbert
Hoover is they think maybe he can
tell them where they can get an old
fashioned 25c meal for a quarter.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Another thing about catching the
fu-it gives some men another excuse
for staying away from church on Sun
day.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

It's our observation that the man
who kicks about mistake in a news
paper never took any prizes at a spell
ing bee himself
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Big reductions in Dresses at Por-
ter Price Dadies' Store 3-l6tt
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Maine woods disappears, he is g
forever"
Deer hunters, according to his
- port, had big season also Reside
of the state took out S4,3l3 licen
and non-residents received 2,557 |
mits. These hunters bagged 8,
deer 41S5 of which were shipped
of the state.
,urt, "' '0'' "''''N
by -----------
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

Rev. Il. w. Dodson has been Ill
several days.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
The Way To Wear Good Clothes
At An Outlay You Can Aford

MES, the dollar has shrunk
j and clothes cost more
than in the old days. That,
we must frankly face.
No use trying to evade it by
paying a lower price than good
clothes. can be sold for. The
last thing in the. world most of
us can afford is a ''run-down-at-
the-heel" appearance.
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20

DUY good clothes and
ID nothing else. Good
clothes honestly made of all
wool fabrics. Then get out of
them all the service that the
maker has built into them.
Don't wear the same suit day
after day. Have several suits
and change them frequently.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-13
BUILDING FOR
 GYMNASIUM IS :
 NOW PLANNED

The Ladies Athletic Association and more new members. The cap tains of the two sides that are com- peting for new members are work ing with the spirit of true generals, and if the increase continues, larger quarters will be needed. Dr. Wight physical director says the class is getting down to a real systematic study of methods to obtain better health and that later series of lec- lures on health will be given and the proper care of the body, and with proper eating, sleeping and habits. Training for the winter will include upbuilding of every portion of the body, and every lady in the city should be only too glad of the op- portunity of making herself a bet ter mother, wife or daughter, and who does not enjoy a fine healthy woman, bright, sparkling eyes, rosy skin, that spirit of life that only good health gives. And ladies. after the meeting last night, the director and several of the members who were last to leave the hall, met a real honest to goodness man who told us of meeting that had been held by real big-hearted men, and think of it, they had talked of get ting two lots and building a real gym, with a swimming pool and all the extras. Can you imagine their joy, real dream coming true. Right then and there they said, no more pessimists in this class, and everybody boost, and their slogan IS "It can be done."
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-13
HAPPENINGS OF
 LOCAL INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

E. J. Jack and wife will leave for Juneau on the Alameda.
 Roy Covey and wife expect to go to Seattle tonight on a short trip.
 H. l. Call and family have booked passage for Seattle on the Alameda. George Ahrens, of Fairbanks, will leave here tonight for the states on the Alameda.
 Monte Waln leaves for the states tonight to receive medical treatment for his injured leg.
 Chas. Cerney and wife will be outgoing passengers tonight on four months trip to the states.
 Frank Cunningham is back at his old trade of barbering and has taken chair in Horseshoe shop.
 R. Nord, who has held clerical position in the First Bank of Cor dova, returns to Seattle on tonight's boat.
 B. H. Mack of Mile ' was in town making arrangements for the estab- 1ishment of a city office for the radio stations.
 Nathanael Green received word from his daughter in San Francisco that he is the grandfather of an other Republican voter.
 The steamship Alameda is due from the westward at 5 o'clock this afternoon and will be in port all night loading copper ore.
 Jas. L. Gafen leaves tonight on the Alameda on six weeks trip to the states. While outside he will visit the new oil strike in Montana. A. F. BroadfOOt, who holds down good position at the ocean dock, will tonight hie himself to Seattle, where he will mingle with old friends until after the holidays
 Fire Chief Harry Nettleton leaves
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-13

tonight on a vacation to the states. During his absence Geo. Mosser will be in charge of the fire depart ment and Nick Clausen will act as day patrolman.
 A. J. Mcconnell and daughter Thelma are outgoing passengers on the Alameda The former will make a business trop to New York, while the latter will return to her home in Alameda, Cal.
 Nels Hawkinson, c. B. Cederholm and A. H. Wittig have severed their connection with the the Carlisle Packing Company and purchased the Alaska Sea Food Company's plant. It is reported that John Gilbert will be in charge of the Carlisle can nery next season.
 . l.. E. Koch and wife are leaving for Seattle, where MT. Koch will join H. E. Chambers, who is now outside looking after the purchase of sub-chaser, which they intend to put on local run, with headquarters at Juneau. They expect to secure sub-chaser BIO, which was used as a patrol boat in Alaska and has visited Cordova.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-13
MASONIC MEETING

Special meeting of Mt. Mckinley Lodge No. 1S3, r. & A. M., Saturday evening, November 13, at o'clock. Work in the Third degree. Visitors welcome. l1-Z''
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-13

c. Street Bakery is now open un- der new management. Home cook ing our long suit. Special orders
 for pastry taken a day ahead. We'll try to please the public. Cake bak- ing our speciality. Phone 127. 1O-4t.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services will be held in the Ma sonic hall Sunday at Il a. m. Sub ject "Mortals and Immortals." Sun day school at 12 m The reading room will be open Wednesday from ? until and from ' until 8. All are cordially invited to attend.